fire danger putting pg&e on high alert. somehow close even seen with dangerous embers. this morning, some customers waking up with no power after an already eventful weekend for pg&e. plus. >> he should be leading this charge and instead, he is not. >> my gut tells me. reggie: a grim discovery in grand teton national park. the case of gabby petito and search for her boyfriend, who is now missing himself. good morning and welcome to monday, september 20. we are going to start with meteorologist mike nicco. mike: good morning we are starting off with clear conditions everywhere next to these dry breezes and territories running mainly in the 50's look how quickly we warm up to the 70's and 80's,

even in san francisco. by noon, we are at our average high and we will just keep warming. 77 80's around the bay, even some 90's inland. as we head into the evening hours, 60's, 70's, 80's. now through 8:00, northbay mountains, east bay hills and bally -- valley, please be vigilant today because fires can start quickly and spread rapidly. reggie: pg&e is in limiting a public safety energy shut off. the utility said it will be cutting power starting at 5 a.m. to a small portion of napa and solano counties. this will impact about 1200 customers. pg&e expect to that power tonight. kumasi: this comes as hundreds of residents remain without power over the weekend.

it might not be back on until later this morning. bc seven news reporter amy hollyfield is joining us live with more on this. amy: we have power here at contra costa college, but there are some homes in the san pablo area that are in the dark this morning, along with some parts of oakland and el cerrito. pg&e says the weather over the weekend is to blame. the power outages were very scattered over the weekend. one side of the street would have power, the other wouldn't. some restaurants lost power. other businesses. restaurants really needed that electricity to be able serve dinners last night, so some reservations they had to cancel. they're also worried about their food spoiling. some of the outages even caused some power poles to catch fire. pg&e explained it as the drought being to blame. dust and dirt had built up on the power lines because we had gone so long without rain. the rain we had this weekend turned that dirt into mud and

the power went out. >> it has been a very long dry spell and then the first light rain comes along and it turns that dust and salt and everything akeem leading on the lines into a mud mixture, which conducts electricity and causes an outage. amy: here is a map of the outages that happened this weekend. at one point, over 29,000 customers lost power. pg&e said they did not expect this money outages. they have restored power to most customers, but they still have some outages this morning. the estimate's are all over the place. here in san pablo, they are saying the lights may come on around 8:00. in some areas of el cerrito, it may be 10:00 this morning. oakland, no estimates yet. reporting live in san pablo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. reggie: thank you. large portions of kings canyon national park is closed as a wildfire has grown to 21,000

acres. the lightning sparked wildfire has been burning for eight days. flames have now reached the edge of the forest in a sequoia national park. thank fully, the world's largest tree has not seen any flames and has been protected from the growing fire. it is still 0% contained. kumasi: new this morning, visors -- pfizer says its vaccine is safe for children five years old to 11 years old. >> we should note that this has not been peer-reviewed yet. pfizer says the vaccine is safe and it showed robust neutralizing antibody responses in kids. pfizer points to submit its data to the fda and other agencies as soon as possible so it can get emergency use authorization for this age group. visors latest trial involved about 2200 kids. researchers gave each per to spend two doses of the vaccine

three weeks apart. doses for young's -- for young kids are smaller for those than ages 12 and up. it has 12 micrograms of vaccine instead of 30. kids under age five are expected to be released later this year. anyone 12 and up can already get the vaccine. kumasi: thank you. there is a new memorial honoring lives lost to covid-19. 606 he 5000 white flags are being put up at the national mall in washington, d.c. each flag represents an american that die from the virus. visitors will be able to personalize those fire does -- those flags to honor someone they love. the memorial officially opens on friday and stays open until october 3. reggie: developing news. an autopsy is scheduled tomorrow for the body found in wyoming who is believed to be gabby

petito. her family released a statement saying they are grieving and thanked law enforcement for their efforts. according to the fbi, agents found the body while searching campgrounds near teton national park. >> human remains were discovered consistent with the description of gabby petito. full forensic edification has not been completed to confirm one hunter percent that we found gabby. reggie: her boyfriend's family says they last saw him last tuesday. police are so continuing that search. today, her sister says sister says they would like to extend their condolences to her family. kumasi: converse is getting network in washington, d.c. there are several big boats coming up in the session.

president biden has has has hass $3.5 trillion budget and is also pushing a $1.2 trillion transportation plan to fund roads and bridges. reggie: urgent evacuations underway right now. this volcano erected off the coast of spain. kumasi: the best of tv's biggest night, recapping the top moments of this year's emmys. mike: right now, climbing critical fire conditions out there as we are dealing with winds that are jumping. 32 to 58. humidity levels are dropping into the 20's and will continue to drop. more

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reggie: president joe biden is getting ready to deliver his first speech tomorrow before the u.n. general assembly since taking office. he is expected to focus on the pandemic, climate change, and humans -- human rights abuses. this comes as pressure is building on world leaders to be more to fight global warming. you and officials are corralling up to 40 world leaders behind closed doors to coax them to step up. there is a deadline in just six weeks. that is a big international climate conference happening in scotland. mike: let's talk about what is going on back here. we have clear conditions, as you can see from our sfo camera. temperatures around the 50's all the way up to near 60 in pacifica. we did have a little bit of fog between half moon bay and pacifica. it has not been an issue so far, at least not at our reporting stations. 48 in santa rosa, 47 in napa. for one else's pre-much in the

50's until you get around antioch at 67. if you're going to be at home today, it is going to be warm to hot. if you're going to be out running errands, strong sunshine. remember, if you are anywhere in our hills and mountains, critical fire conditions today. if you're hiking or walking, be vigilant. as far as air quality, it is going to be great today. tomorrow, whence start coming out of the south. when we wake up tomorrow morning , we will have a pretty impressive haze that spreads northward. it will not be quite as nice as today, as far as air quality. so far, we spare the air. you can see winds blowing offshore, bringing us 70 degrees temperatures off the coast. 77 in san francisco, near 90 in the north bay. it gets even hotter. i will show you that coming up next. here's jobina with the morning commute. jobina: thank you.

some lights came on at the toll plaza at 5:39. it looks like we don't have the toll plaza this morning. there it is. as you approach the metering lights, some slowdowns, thin speeds under the limit as you make your way to san francisco. we are reporting a couple of minor crashes, but nothing that should cause a big issue for you as you head out the door this morning. kumasi: a dog will do anything to protect its owner and other pets. [cat kumasi: who is videoing? that dog you see leaping over the fence, that is macy. macy's owner has a cat that fights with the neighbors cat. macy was mining her business, getting to know the new puppy when she heard the cat cry out, ran into the backyard and jumped over the fence to try to protect

the cat. the owner says macy has a spring in her leg. she looks irritated. reggie: that leap was unbelievable. i'm impressed. kumasi: new at 6:00, a report rt gun violence in the u.s. and the somber statistics showing just how bad it is getting. reggie: plus, china cracking down on tiktok. the drastic step to keep its younger users from scrolling. kumasi: let's take a live look outside.

my name is on the front. but... i am more proud of the back. siggis: 40% less sugar, and more protein than the leading greek yogurt. reggie: new at 6, 2021 is on track to be the worst nonviolence in decades. more than 14,500 people were killed from gun violence from january 1 through september 15.

it is about 1300 more deaths from the same time in 2020. the report says mass shootings are also on the rise with a 15% increase over last year. kumasi: san francisco police broke up two different sideshows in the same area over the weekend. [tires screeching] kumasi: this is near the entrance to the bay bridge. the first sideshow happened saturday morning and then cars got together again last night. you can see police there trying to break up the sideshow i'm assigning cars in different directions. no reports if arrests were made or cars were towed. there was a security breach at pennetta san jose airport. this man drove after falling employee. he told officers he swallowed

and explosive. reggie: the golden state warriors are giving back. they teamed up with an oakland based company to help oakland kids. >> they were donating cleaning products. it was a gift from clorox. it will help make sure classrooms are clean for kids. i led a fireside chat with the warriors assistant coach and their forward. they're giving back to young people in oakland. his eight usd alum and oakland native. >> a lot of these kids, they don't have the answers to a lot of things going on in their lives. they only know what they know. us as adults, we owe it to them. we owe it to them to help them find their way. >> yes. in addition to the cleaning products, clorox also donated

five thousand dollars to generation thrive. when it comes to education and wellness programming to bay area kids, one shared this incredible story about how in third grade, at eight years old, a teacher bought him a basketball and that is how he got started playing. it was amazing because i don't think that teacher ever would have thought that he would go on to play for the warriors. reggie: it is not an gift that complete with change the trajectory of this man's life. that is great. thank you for sharing that. it sound like a lot of fun. so nice to see when our major league teams can get back to the immunity. -- community. mike: i didn't know there was a three shot. my bad. i didn't mean to dominate everything there. at 6:19 this morning, it was

nice to see reggie and massi. we will get back to them. it is preclear out there. our highlights and headlines for today, critical fire danger for today. warm and hot dries through at least friday. we will add a little more humidity this weekend as the marine layer starts to take that her control. look at the winds blowing offshore. that brings warmth even to santa cruz. officially 79, but you can see a lot of 80's as you had to the higher elevations. middle to upper 80's in the south bay. redwood city is going to be warmer at 87. check out the near 70 temperatures along the coast. upper 70's in downtown and south san francisco. notice there is sunshine everywhere, even at the coast. 76 degrees today at the beach. i know it is monday, but it is going to be gorgeous.

88 to 92 in northbay valleys. everyone else around 80 or 90 to 94 and our east bay neighborhoods. we are not the only ones with high fire dangers. almost the entire sacramento valley and foothills heading up to 5088, critical fire conditions. there will still be a little breeze, which is why you're seeing yellow in the north. it will be around 54 to a a 61. still some great sleeping weather. the fire danger tapers, but look at tomorrow. it is hotter than today. 76 at the coast to 98 inland. we drop wednesday when fall begins, but we are so warmer than average through at least friday, then nice comfortable weather on saturday and sunday. reggie: gma is coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> good morning, great to be

with you this morning. their life from boston, massachusetts. it will be a beatable day again here. we have a lot going up on gma. a lot going on over the weekend. that heartbreaking discovery at wyoming national park. that while authorities search for her boyfriend. we are from his sister, who is sharing one of the last text messages that gabby sent. it is only on gma this morning. also ahead, a gma news exclusive with bob woodward and robert costa on their new book on the final days of the trump presidency. their live with us this morning. plus, america strong. how one community is coming together to help a new jersey family whose home was lighted by remnants of ida. that, plus much more co

reggie: happening now, a volcanic eruption on the spanish island off lipoma has forced thousands of people to evacuate.

while that is spewing out of at least five fissures, destroying homes as it comes down deploying huge plumes of smoke. over 35,000 people live in that area. officials ask those who remain on the island to close their windows and stay inside. the last time volcano erected there was 50 years ago and it lasted over three weeks. mike: i get the feeling mother nature and the earth are just angry. all of this stuff happening, it is amazing. we have our own issues right now. winds are gusting up to 23 mph. it is a gorgeous sunrise. big jump in temperatures today. nearly eight to 10 degrees warmer. this warm weather is going to be at the start of the game as the a's are bringing in the mariners. dropping down to 69. it will be a very comfortable day at the coliseum and hopefully one for the win column

because the a's need it. they're only a of weeks left in the season. reggie: thank you. the maker of tiktok is capping screen time in china. the company behind the video sharing app is introducing a 40 minute per day limit on its chinese version for users who are 14 years old and under. last month, chinese officials did video games for kids to just three hours per week. now we turn to the 73rd annual emmy awards. despite a very diverse group of nominees, there was a whitewashing of winners. nominees of color failed to win most categories, including all six acting fields. netflix ended up the night's big winner. >> and the enemy goes to the crown. reggie: outstanding drama series. the queen's gambit one for limited series.

big comedy winner, taking home forwards. >> the emmy for outstanding comedy series goes to ted lasso. reggie: at last nights ceremony, but it one of 14 emmys which happened last weekend. it one last night for hamilton for outstanding variety special. disney is the parent company of abc 7. did you watch any of this last night? no? kumasi: you did? reggie: i did because i have watched so much tv over the past year. a lot of it was pretty good in the past year. kumasi: did any of your favorites when --win? --win? - reggie: i loved the crown. i thought it was really

deserved. if you look at that acting categories and you see how many people of color were nominated and 01, it is a problem. kumasi: we will see what changes. reggie: we will see. more top stories your way at 6:30. a big donation from salesforce. the brand-new announcement going is morning -- going a long way for schools. the star-studded season 30 dancing with the stars. behind the scenes before they lay it all out on the dance floor. kumasi: let's take a live look outsid

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: right now showing proof at san jose. breaking down everything you

need to know about the mandate now in effect. kumasi: booster shot schedule hits a speed bump for the fda and a timeline this morning. you might get you third shot. reggie: plus, pg&e power outages. hundreds set to wake up without power of today. what you need to know on our red flag warning and the warm up for this week. good morning, it is it temer 20 and you're watching abc 7 morning live. we are to start with mike. mike: good morning. welcome to monday. we are getting into the height of the prickle fire conditions, so let's start with that. we will show you that. until 8:00 this morning -- this evening, you need to be vigilant. wins could gust up to 50 mph. it could start more fires and rapidly spread them across northbay mountains, the hills, and the valleys. aside from that, pretty warm today.

look at this gorgeous shot of the golden gate bridge. we have winds bringing us 50's this morning. 70 of the coast throughout the afternoon. 73 to 84 around the bay. 78 to 90 inland. it gets even hotter in the forecast. i will have that coming up. kumasi: thank. happening right now, public safety power shut off is in effect right now because of expect it strong winds. this one is only affecting small pockets of napa and solano counties. we want to take a look right now at the outage map. the areas that you see there in orange are the areas where the outages are going to be. in napa, more than 1200 customers are expected to lose power pg&e says this ps ps is due to changing weather conditions. residents tell us this is a concerning reminding of past fire seasons. >> hopefully not having repeated that again. it was a very stressful time having to evacuate. we are all on well water here.

you have no water pressure. basically, there is nothing that is functional in the house about the power. reggie: -- kumasi: pg&e expect to restore power this evening. reggie: hundreds of people in the east bay are without power because of rain that knocked it out on saturday. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield's live in san pablo with the timeline to restore this. amy: bizarre, right the power outages are scattered. here at contra costa college, they have power. homes in several other areas do not. the power outages even caused some power poles to catch fire. pg&e says this happened because of the drought and the rain that we had over the weekend. they say that dirt accumulated on the lines because we had such a long rice bell and the rain this weekend turned that dirt to mud, which conducts energy and

caused outages. that meant some businesses like restaurants lost power and money. they couldn't cook without power. they also worried about their food spoiling. >> 80% of the menu, we are not serving right now. we are not taking any dine in because we cannot give them proper food. amy: here is a map showing where those outages happened. at one point, over hundred 28,000 customers lost power. pg&e did not expect his may outages. they have restored power to most customers, but the pg&e website is showing lights may come back on here in san pablo around 8:00 this morning. in oakland and el cerrito, they don't have an estimated time for when the power will be back on. they have now pushed at 8:00 starting time to 10:00. kumasi: thank you for that update.

today was supposed to be the day that the white house rolled out booster shots for everyone six teen and up, but it is not happening because on friday, an fda panel rejected that request. this week a month fda will be meeting to consider a recommendation for booster shots 65 and older and people who are at high risk. that will need to happen six months after the person receives their first shot. the fda cited alike of data for their decision. >> we want to make sure we are following the right science here because timing is everything. kumasi: in an interview on sunday, dr. fauci said despite the biden administration's plan to administer boosters more widely, he didn't think that the panel decision was a mistake. sec committee will also be considering boosters this week. they are set to meet wednesday and thursday. reggie: today, a new vaccine requirement will go into place in san jose. we'll have to show proof of

vaccination in a city owned locations with 50 or more people. negative tests will not be accepted. they are not always accurate and will sloping -- slow things down at a time when vaccines are widely available. >> we don't want testing to continue to be a fallback. we want people vaccinated. somewhere north of 80% of our residents in san jose have been vaccinated, so certainly, it is a minority of people who are choosing not to get vaccinated. reggie: some of the locations we have to prove that you have a vaccine include san jose city hall, libraries, museums, and performing arts theaters. we have an entire vaccine team dedicated to getting you the latest information. for more information, though to abc7news.com/vaccine. kumasi: hundreds of border patrol officers are now being sent to texas as officials start a massive effort to send thousands of haitian migrants

back to haiti. those migrants have really been under some tough conditions, really overwhelming order officers. >> video shows planes leaving the airports in del rio yesterday. on board, some of the estimated 13,000 people living in camps underneath a nearby bridge. most of the migrants are from haiti, a country in crisis right now after a resident assassination and a recent earthquake. the biden administration expects to transfer thousand migrants away from the bridge by the end of today. they say they will use a trump era health policy, which permitted the expulsion of migrants without allowing them to seek asylum. >> we have reason for that special circumstance and we will exercise those authorities. >> we have never seen anything like this. this is completely and totally out of the norm of anything we have ever seen. >> according to the new york times, haitian officials are

asking u.s. officials for moratorium on the deportations. hundreds of them have been seen crossing into mexico to avoid being subject to haiti. reggie: went into effect early this month bans abortions after six weeks into pregnancy the near times obtained a recording of an employee only meeting at apple. their medical insurance says it would cover cost for those who need to travel because of the abortion ban. he also reportedly said they will help with the legal battle against the abortion law. kumasi: new this morning, sales forces donating millions of dollars to schools across the country and to nonprofits in europe. san francisco based company is donating a total of $90 million, cleaning $50 million oakland unified and san francisco unified. this money will help to address education inequities and get students back on track in the

second year of learning during this pandemic. salesforce has invested more than one hunter $40 million in education and the last nine years. reggie: trying to correct the case into gabby petito's disappearance. any witness coming forward claiming she picked up the boyfriend days after they left. kumasi: you're looking now at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we are down 509 point. an update on the market. reggie: also, a turkey shortage expected this year. kumasi: did me out? i had to hold it. >> as her stomach.

we are going let it go. until commercial. good morning, everybody. kumasi is hungry. if you are going to be be be bee , it will be slightly under the limit into san francisco. we have a couple of crashes reported, but this is our busiest spot. you will notice people on the bar train. one of the busiest saturdays since the pandemic was this past saturday. it is still more than 50% fewer saturday writers then pre-pandemic. if you haven't been back on part, fares are 50% off september if you play -- if you pay with a clipper card. mike: let's turn our attention to what to expect if you are heading outside. temperatures are cooler this morning thanks to the lack of cloud cover and drier air that is moving in. we'll head down to the south bay, where you can see a gorgeous sunrise developing.

up in the hills, it is a little bit warmer. 57 at san jose. everyone else around 50 to 55 degrees. you can see 50's just about everywhere. you can see 66 at ringwoo ringww brentwood. breezy and our hills. we have had gusts up to 25 mph out on the bay. it is been fog free. it was relatively quiet. theeeeeeeee morning. definitely warm this afternoon. look what the rain did to the fires north of us. the air quality is so much better. it is green out there because they had nearly one to two inches of rain. we have green to yellow right now. it is where we are going to stay for the next couple of days. it is going to get hot today and even hotter tomorrow. in fact, look at these 10 pitchers.

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they have likely found the remains of this woman in wyoming. they're still waiting to confirm this from the autopsy this week. they're searching for her boyfriend. >> thank. authorities say the body found in wyoming was most likely gabby petito. meanwhile, her boyfriend, brian laundrie, is still missing. in an exclusive interview, maranda baker says she may have run into him days after gabby was last seen in utah. she says a man asked her for a ride and she dropped him off later that night. >> he got out and he was was thankful, but he was kind of in a hurry. he said he was going to go across the street into the parking lot and find someone else to give them a ride, but when we looked back, 10 or 15 seconds after he got out, he was gone. >> police say no one has seen him since tuesday and he has refused to cooperate with

investigators. authorities have been searching for him in florida's carlton reserve near his home. the search has now been suspended. police say they have exhausted all avenues for searching the grounds there. kumasi: thank you. the movie producer harvey weinstein is heading back to court today he is facing 11 sexual a start -- sexual assault charges. last month, a grand jury reinstated at charge that a judge had previously dismissed. the arraignment is happening today. he pleaded not guilty and is already in prison after being found guilty of sexual assault and rape in new york. reggie: the first all civilian space mission has passed its goal of raising $200 million first century. the fork from evers with no professional astronaut on board traveled 306 event 7000 miles -- 367,000 miles above earth. it was subjected to over --

during the flight, the crew spoke with children at saint jude, were one of them works with the children. >> can you take pictures in space? >> we can absolutely take pictures in space. we have been taking a lot of pictures. reggie: spacex plans to spend more private citizens to space in the coming months. some are paying $55 million. the company's going to read the capsule in january. kumasi: now for your money report. you may want to start planning for your thanksgiving dinner right now. there may be a turkey shortage because of supply chain issues. there is a lack of truck drivers delivering goods. if you want a fresh turkey, experts say local -- by local. you can buy a fresh turkey up to 10 days in advance and keep it in the coldest part of the

fridge, which is in the back on the left. if you are buying frozen, make sure you give yourself enough time to defrost it. a 20 pound bird can take up to six days to dish -- to defrost. tiktok is right -- -- - head of the ntsb once the company to slow down. basic safety questions still need to be answered before tesla introduces an update that comes with features that can help vehicles self navigate in and around cities. let's take a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we are still significantly down. it was 500 points a few minutes ago, now it is around 415. reggie: a hybrid tundra pickup is going green. the company says it is more's -- it is more powerful than a standard engine. it also has a hybrid truck in the f-150.

kumasi: new at 6:00, samual adams is launching a beer that is so strong it is illegal in 15 states. the latest version is 20% of the hall by volume. that is five times the potency of tickle american beers. some states will not allow that. here in california, you are all good. it is going to cost you a 25.4 out bottle at $240. it will be available on october 11. i know you want to know what it tastes like. similar adams said it is created with cherries, crating a slightly sweet flavor with a touch of tartness. reggie: all right. kumasi: all wrong. reggie: that sounds terrible. if you are more into regular beer, brought scum, bavarian dancing, maybe oktoberfest is more your speed. it is underway right now the seventh inyo celebration kicked

off over the weekend. the festivities have taken over white house square. -- courthouse square. >> this is the best oktoberfest in northern california as far as i'm concerned. >> this is the big family here. this is where the family of the world comes together and that is what our heritage and culture is about. ringing people onto the dance war, getting the moving, bringing them to life. reggie: you're going to see thaa man in just a second. remember him. oktoberfest continues this week with nightly happy hours, more music, more drinking this weekend. then they do this traditional dance. i think maybe we will see it in a second because i'm obsessed with it. there we are. everything is fine, now we had each other in the face. kumasi: that is what he meant by bringing people to life. [laughter] kumasi: wake up. reggie: i mean. catch these hands. mike: how much beer would it

take before you let someone slap you in the face? kumasi: one slap -- reggie: one slap and it is over. mike: reggie is storming out. reggie: not before us -- not before i slap back. mike: notice no fog out there. here's what looks like from the reef camera. we have critical fire conditions today and much more whether that lingers through at least friday. this we can, we will return back to average levels. we will set the table by show you -- by showing you to the north and east. not everyone received rain this weekend, but we didn't expect them to. the air quality is so clean right now. as far as our temperatures, look at this rebound today. 84 to about 89 degrees. 87 in redwood city. everyone else around 80 to 84 at

the peninsula. even at semi-four along the coast -- even at 74 along the coast. gorgeous weather at stinson beach today. 88 to 92 degrees. everyone else around 80 to 83 degrees. you are a little bit warmer without slipping wins. warmest temperatures overall, 90 to 94 and our east bay valleys. sacramento valley, also in fire danger today. look at these warm temperatures. 70 near crescent city. pretty calm her bowl where most of us live tonight. up in the hills, still a little breezy in the north bay. here is my accuweather 7 a forecast. tomorrow hot everywhere. cooler in the coast and into the bay, but still near 90. a brief warming for thursday and

friday with high clouds. saturday and sunday, finally back to average. kumasi: thank you. actress and comedian amy schumer is recovering after undergoing major surgery for endometriosis. she shared her story on instagram. she decided to have her uterus removed because of the pain and the toll that enemy to his was taking on her body. her doctors removed about 30 spots in her appendix because in the b terraces had attacked it. one doctor says this painful disorder affects nearly 200 million women worldwide. >> it can give symptoms ranging from very, very painful pelvic pain, painful periods, menstrual pain that is not controlled by ibuprofen or birth-control pills. that is a big hit if women are on those medications and still has pain. kumasi: the doctor says enemy trio sis is commonly diagnosed

in women in their 30's and 40's and can cause infertility. reggie: there was a accretive way to raise money for charities. 16 different of them dedicated to helping the gb to q and apply committees in the south. tens of thousands of dollars have been raised in less than two days. little knobs ask -- kumasi: happening tonight, dancing with the stars is back. in season 30, they are praying -- preparing their first light show. ginger z took us behind the scenes and asked the stars what we can accept a seat behind the scenes. >> if you had an entrance that would include a dance move now, what would it be? >> honey, i am already a queen, but now i am at dancing queen. >> that was good.

it is all about face. >> i am sure ira would say the same thing. >> debbie w e is completely different. this is going to be a long process. if in of my body is more sore than i have ever been. i am like, i never knew i had these muscles. >> if it was one of your characters, who would win? >> i think jaclyn and jan would totally win. >> 1, 2, three, go. kumasi: the stars are competing for the coveted mirror ball trophy. you can watch more of ginger's hits coming up at 7:00 on gma. you don't want to miss the season 30 premier of dancing with the stars tonight at 8:00. it is right here on abc 7. reggie: you really think jojo is going to win? kumasi: cody is a backup dancer,

so he might win, but georgia was a dancer dancer. reggie: what about mel see? [laughter] reggie: ok. kumasi: we will have to wait and see. i know jobina is not on mike right now, but she is a big spice girls fan. i am assuming she is pulling for her girl. jobina: i am. reggie: ok. kumasi: we need to write this down. there are some people to choose from. i'm rooting for five people. reggie: in an interview today, i said it would be cody. i'm going to go with mine. come on, cody. jobina: you know that scene with

tyra and she said, i was rooting for you? that is going to be us. reggie: as we had a break, a live look outside. it is 6:56. look, there it is.

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kumasi: it is 6:58. here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, public safety power shut off is in effect. p jimmie ward that there are outages in napa and solano county. reggie: high fire danger goes through at least 8:00 this evening. the northbay mountains also. number three, an autopsy will confirm whether a body found belongs to gabby petito. they found her in wyoming. kumasi: number four, pfizer has

released new data this morning saying it's covid-19 vaccine is safe and effective for kids ages five to 11. they plan to apply for emergency use opposition. -- authorization. reggie: and you mandate will go into effect that will require proof of vaccination at city-owned locations. jobina: we have a couple of minor crashes coming in, but this is our busiest spot. kumasi: number seven, a double beat -- a dog much anything to protect its owner and other pets. you can see this dog doing a super leap over the fence. this is macy. her owner also has a cat and ac heard the cat cry and it jumped over the fence to protect it from another cat. reggie: get a friend like macy. kumasi: that is what we all need. reggie: that is my first test. we jump over the spencer me?

-- over this fence for me? if not good morning, america. breaking vaccine news as we come on the air this monday morning. pfizer's big announcement saying its vaccine is safe and effective for children ages 5 to 11. now, when will they seek fda approval to get the shot to children? this as hospitals across the country are seeing a record number of children with covid. the latest on gabby petito's disappearance. a body found near a national park in wyoming believed to be the 22-year-old. at this hour, her boyfriend brian laundrie still missing. this morning, what his sister is saying, and one of the last text messages from gabby only on "gma." massive deportation effort under way. thousands of migrants at the border camping under that bridge in texas. the first flights returning them home.