waking up to gray skies for most of us. we will have that monday morning. brighter skies away from the coast. the coast and the city state pretty. tomorrow, we will find lower humidity coming in, but also temperature start to warm up as we head into the weekend. those details in a few minutes. kumasi: thank you, drew. bay area icon carlos santana has postponed his concert tonight in pennsylvania after he collapsed onstage during a show in michigan. the rock legend was about 30 minutes into his show at an outdoor amphitheater when fans say he suddenly passed out. he was escorted off stage behind a curtain. representatives for the 74-year-old said he was overcome by a combination of dehydration and heat exhaustion. he was taken to the hospital to be observed. last night, santana posted, in

part, "just taking it easy. i didn't drink enough water, so i dehydrated and passed out." we sent this notification on our bay area app when the news first broke about carlos santana. if you want alerts like these in the future, you can down load the app on the app store. reggie: in the east bay, oakland's police chief called for help in solving numerous shooting cases on the fourth of july weekend. one left five people who went to the oakland a's game hurt. a long time bay area radio host was thereafter throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. >> i received a text from a friend of mine that said, "are you safe? apparently there was a shooting or something." everything was peaceful when i was there. reggie: the oakland police chief said the bullets were fragments that could have come from as far

as a mile away. they struck an 11-year-old in the shoulder and others in the arms and hands. officers found no-show casings in the coliseum or the parking lot. >> fourth of july, i know people like to shoot up in the air. in that case, the surprise is still horrible. reggie: police hope for information on who may have fired a rifle new the coliseum. reggie: the 2 -- kumasi: the july form -- fourth massacre in chicago was premeditated with the suspect even showed signs. >> the 21-year-old man suspected of carrying out a massacre in highland park, illinois has been charged with seven counts of first-degree murder. he is expected to make his first appearance in court today. witnesses and police say the man was perched on top of a roof above the parade when he fired over 70 rounds on families

below. vice president, harris visited the area and once again is calling for a ban on assault weapons. v.p. harris: we need to stop this violence, and we must protect our communities from the terror of gun violence. you know, i've said it before. enough is enough! jobina: police revealed that the suspect planned the attack for months. he was spotted in women's clothing after the shooting, likely to cover his tattoos. we learned of prior encounters with police, both in 2019, before he had foul paperwork to buy any guns. he cleared for background checks before he bought the high-powered rifle he used in the attack. the suspect faces life in prison without parole. reggie: thank you. we're learning more about the victims killed in this attack, and this is especially heartbreaking. they all are, but his will wreck you. kevin and rena mccarthy had

taken their young son to town to see the parade. both of them were killed. leaving their son by himself, standing on the street. a stranger came by him up. a neighbor saw their picture on the neighborhood walk page and helped reunite the toddler with his grandparents. >> he did not know. i don't know how they are going to tell him. how do you tell an 18-month-old boy that mommy and daddy are in heaven now. there are no words. reggie: jackie sondheim, kitty goldstein, stephen strauss, and nicholas toledo were also killed. the seventh victim died of the hospital yesterday. to find more coverage of the shooting, you can look for the bay area app wherever you stream. we are always on. kumasi: we are learning more about possible monkeypox exposure in san francisco. chris is joining us live with

more on what officials are saying you need to know about this. liz? liz: the san francisco department of health and the city is reporting an uptick in monkeypox cases, especially following pride. the san francisco aids foundation is making a public plea for more vaccines. the c.e.o. of the foundation released a statement saying we need more vaccines for monkeypox, and we need them now. he said the clinic was only given 60 doses of the vaccine in june. they are getting more now, but still not nearly enough for everyone who could benefit from one. he said that if the city does not act swiftly and boldly, we will see more cases. the department of monkeypox vaccines are in short supply across the country, and getting an appointment to get one can be difficult. they said to reach out to a medical professional if you develop symptoms. >> we want to know people who have been directly in contact with somebody, in order to

vaccinate them. >> i think what we are going to see is a lot more cases in the next two weeks, but it will still not be a big risk to the general population at this moment. liz: there are currently more than 40 or about 40 monkeypox cases in san francisco, which has doubled in a week. a facebook message posted on sunday is warning people about a possible exposure at a pride weekend event organized by comfort and joy. they did receive a possible report that one attendee tested positive for the virus. that is the second pride event to post a warning like this. as for where you can get the vaccine, that is a challenge right now because there is a shortage area there are locations around the bay area offering it, including here in berkeley. we are outside this team works bathhouses. they were posting on instagram that they had some vaccines to administer. there are also locations in san francisco clinics like the struck community center in the castro, the clinic on 7th

street, and san francisco department of public health area but all of them are saying don't just drop him. because of this shortage, you need to call in advance to make an appointment, and to make sure they actually have the vaccine. reggie: it is a struggle. thank you. we want to get you updated on the latest covid-19 headlines. omicron subvariant ba five is now to blame for the majority of u.s. cases. it makes up 54% of infections. according to a new study, repeatedly catching covid increases chances a person will face new and ongoing health poems. that is based on the records of more than 5 million veterans administration patients. covid was the leading cause of death for people above 54 last year. it was the third in people younger. state officials have updated guidance that allows mask free classrooms to continue.

california stopped requiring masks in k-12 schools in march. health officials are still recommending face coverings to prevent covid outbreaks, but a mandate will not be put in place. they also say students and staff should get tested before returning after the long break. kumasi: we all know california's drought is really bad. those numbers coming up. the friendly skies have not been so friendly lately. the bait area official putting the blame on one person alone. and after a muddy start in san francisco, things might not be done for good. drew: dew points are in the 50's. we are anticipating another muggy day ahead. we will talk about temperatures. we will

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kumasi: we have new details in the state of california's drought that are coming to light this morning, and it is really about just how dry it has been for the past two years. to give you some perspective, the golden gate weather services groups is -- says california

rain totals are low enough to be missing a years worth of normal rainfall in most bay area places. that is the same as if you worked three years but only got paid for two. as this hot summer is warming, the hope is that the state could see a huge winter of rain in november and december to get us back to where we need to be. drew: these back-to-back winters have been terrible when it comes to rainfall. even though we have a fantastic winter ahead, we need several of those. we want several in a row. we still have a lot of rain to make up. we are under the influence of this trough across the west coast. there is low-pressure in the pacific northwest keeping our temperatures below average. once that low lifts north tomorrow, high pressure begins to move in. that will drop humidity levels tomorrow and bring about warmer weather by the weekend. that cloud cover is really slow to break down this morning, even

into the afternoon. it is cloudy into the city. it is pretty cloudy across the shoreline. away from the coast, we will get sunshine. it is humid today. temperatures 60 close to the ocean water. where we have sunshine, we will go into the 70's. will talk about the warm weather for the weekend in a few minutes. jobina: traffic, we will start with the bay bridge toll plaza because metering lights are on. they flipped on at 5:43. not a bad time to travel into san francisco if you need to. very clear in san jose. 101, no problems to report. but heads-up for our super commuters. the right is really slowing from tracy to dublin, around 58 minutes. we have a wind advisory issued by the chp. to conquered, 50 minutes. reggie: -- kumasi: the oakland

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kumasi: -- reggie: the a's plan to build a ballpark at howard terminal. after a session that went on for nearly 11 hours, the oakland city council finally said no to a proposal that would have put this issue on the november ballot. those against the measure said there just is not enough information right now to put the ballpark issue before the people, and that the city still needs to work out a deal with the a's. kumasi: travel made a really strong comeback during the holiday weekend. san francisco international airport said it was at about 75% of pre-pandemic levels. but the friendly skies may not have been friendly for everyone. thousands of flights were delayed. there were cancellations across the country. air travel troubles have been a frequent problem, and it is something members of congress want to see fixed. it falls on transportation secretary pete gudas yours to start finding airlines. >> there is an unfair business practices law.

he has the authority that if an airline is selling you a ticket, they are representing they are going to have a flight, and they cannot just cancel that. that is an unfair, misleading business practice, and he can set a consequence for that. kumasi: the tsa says from thursday through monday, it flew 11.3 million passengers. reggie: disney's latest collection with javon sheet is available, inspired by the original 101 donations film. it stars 98 playful pups. it is givenchy, so it is not cheap. you can get jogger pans for $1100. there is a t-shirt for six or $55. there are accessories and jewelry pieces. the collection includes leather dog collars and leashes for your pup. disney is the parent company of abc seven.

no shade, but the coach collection to me is cuter. drew: the coach collection is not bad. reggie: the go to collection also cuter. but if you really love 101 donations, you know what to do. drew: cruella deville would love this. reggie: she is the only one forwarded-- who could afford it. drew: agreed. if someone wants to pony up on thousand dollars, i like that hoodie. kumasi: for me, absolutely not, no. no. drew: please? here is santa cruz this morning. kumasi: all he needs is one good coin. reggie: that could get him the

givenchy. drew: it is humid. due points are up. temperatures are up. waking up to numbers in the mid to upper it is. mid to upper 60's right now. it is mild and muggy out there. as we go hour-by-hour, the marine layer firmly intact this morning. it is slow to break down, like yesterday. i think it is a pretty cloudy day over the city. even patchy cloud cover along the east bayshore line. cloud cover is thick. today, it is another humid day. temperatures close to the ocean in the 60's. away from the coast, we get a bit more sunshine. the numbers are below average for this time of year. the next 24 hours, it does remain human. the marine layer advances pretty quickly inland. then to the evening hours. we will see overcast skies and numbers generally in the 50's as

we head into thursday. it is humid today. tomorrow, the humidity begins to drop. tomorrow afternoon will be a lot more comfortable. you can see by friday that the morning continues. sunday is the warmer of the two days. starting to feel like summer the second half of the weekend. 90's in our warmest spots. reggie: thank you. we are going to turn to ginger z, who is live in a town i used to live in. she is right by where i used to live in houston, tech is. what is coming up on gma? you are right down the street. ginger: i did not know that about you, reggie. it is so good to know, and you know you are sweating less than you did in houston. they said yesterday when i came in for the closer to home tour, you are here on a not hot day, and i thought they were joking. they were not joking. it is 105 heat index. this is the cool day in july.

so we are sweating. i know. they have been so hot. i'm going to bring you why i'm doing this. we have so many top headlines we have to get through. that includes a look at the rampage at the fourth of july parade just north of chicago. we have a lot more information about the suspect, about his time that will come in court, and of course we are going to learn more about the victims, the survivors, and everyone surrounding that investigation. then we have an abc news exclusive. the man in akron, ohio, the black man shot by police, his sister is speaking out to t.j.. his family obviously wants answers. and then hayden kenneth year -- pannetiere is going to talk about her postpartum depression and how she is trying to get her life and career back on track. love a good comeback story. and i love a local hero story, which is part of why i am here. i got to help out by you dave.

i don't know if you knew him, but he goes through this by you that made houston what houston is, and he cleans up plastic pollution. he has a boat with this -- she says duct tape and bubblegum. he is a nonprofit that sucks up trash that comes into the water. he is stopping micro plastics before they happen. he has a great mission. we are going to highlight him and enjoy houston. i went to the water wall. i got some instagram gold. i had to work it. reggie: went to the galleria and got her photos done. about the bayou, i did not have a dog, but i borrowed a dog often, to take him to the bayou, not far from where you are. i always worried, because there are gators in that i you, so you definitely need to be careful going through those waters. ginger: yes. we saw some big fish. did not see a gator yesterday, but we were prepared. i had that big vacuum stick area

i was not sure what i could have done with that. [laughter] reggie: it is good to see you in houston. that skyline is stunning even though it is extremely hot and humid. ginger: reggie says high, houston. ok, your name is out here. reggie: always good to see you. we will be back. and see you at 7:00.

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reggie: we're going to turn to the controversy at middleton. nick curious asset essay the -- nick kyrgios is set to play the quarterfinals. he is accused of assaulting a girlfriend. at present, he is not considered charged until a court appearance. the flashy aussie native is known for his antics on court. atslamd th a $40 fine for an obscenity. >> it is one thing to watch a bad boy on the tennis court. it is another thing to have a court date reading and a very serious allegation of physical abuse. this is not the tennis court. this is the court of law. reggie: and it is nick kyrgios. i totally butchered his name a few seconds ago. there will be a full report after abc seven morning news. kumasi: it's time to talk about

rihanna. she is now the youngest self-made female billionaire in america. the 34-year-old hit $1 billion in net worth according to forbes and is the only woman under 40 on this year's list. she is the richest female musician in the world, the second richest female entertainer. most of the singer's riches come not from her music, but from her brand, fenty beauty. yes, riri. those juul e-cigarettes may not be gone for good. reggie: and a massive tech area is doubling down with the largest new lease since the start of the covid-19 pandemic. it

>> building a better bay area. this is abc seven news. reggie: monitoring monkeypox in the bay area. the possible spread in the weeks to come. the warning signs and the urgent search for vaccines. we are live this morning with what you need to know. kumasi: it is a cloudy wake-up. drew is filling us in on how long this is going to last, and we talk about the weekend temperatures. reggie: a brand-new perk of amazon prime -- dinner delivered right to your door.

it is wednesday, july 6. drew: a cloudy start today. it is still humid. those muggy conditions continue for another day. tomorrow is a little more comfortable. this morning, we are waking up to mild conditions. low to mid 60's already this morning. the lie is -- lightest later -- the lightest layer needed this morning as temperatures are pretty warm. the day looks like this. we will hang onto the cloud cover through the muggy morning ahead. brighter skies away from the coast. the city and the coast, putting cloudy. patchy cloud cover for the east bay shoreline. later tonight, the 60's and 70's. we will talk about the lower humidity and the weekend in a few minutes. reggie: thank you, drew. the race to get enough monkeypox vaccine intensifies as a second major pride party tells

attendees you may have been exposed. liz is in berkeley this morning with the problem people are facing if they try to get protected. liz: it is certainly a problem right now. there is not enough monkeypox vaccine to go around, and as you mentioned, there is another warning going out from a party from pride weekend, saying there was a plausible report of un-attendee testing for monkeypox following attending that event. that would mean thousands of people are potentially at risk of exposure from that comfort and joy event. this comes as the city does see an uptick in cases. we know there are about 40 cases of monkeypox in san francisco alone. the department of public health says there is no need to panic, what it is important for people who have been exposed to monitor themselves. they say the virus can be spread by skin to kiss -- skin to skin contact, sexually, or by infected clothing. they want to warn that it is

important not to let false information stereotype any group. >> there is nothing about where people that predisposes us to contracting or transmitting this disease. >> this is the time to self assess. if you attended the event and you feel good, you feel comfortable, you do not see any symptoms or rashes, it is likely you are in an ok place. just watch for the next two weeks. liz: doctors tell us the virus is not going to be a big risk to the general population, at least at this moment. there are concerns about a shortage of the vaccine. the san francisco aids foundation says they only received 60 doses of the vaccine last month. they are receiving more now, but it is not enough to go around. there c.e.o. is making a public plea for more vaccines, saying we need vaccines for monkeypox, and we need them now. the san francisco department of public health is saying this is

a nationwide problem right now. there is a shortage of this vaccine across the country, and it will make getting an appointment to get a vaccine very difficult for people. they say if you have been exposed or you are feeling symptomatic, you should reach out to a medical professor -- medical professional. reggie: i contacted a couple of places. i know my friends contacted places to see if there was availability. yesterday, it was the same answer in most of these places that they can put you on the waiting list. they can contact you later, but right now, the vaccine is in such short supply. i think it is important to let people know they can at least make a phone call and check to see if there are more vaccines. liz: it is sad to hear you say that, but that is the case right now. we are outside of the bathhouse in berkeley, because there are locations in the bay area trying to offer vaccines. they posted that they had vaccines available to administer

. there are locations in san francisco folks can call to see if there is availability, or at least get more information. that is the stretch in the castro, the city clinic on 7th street, and the san francisco department of public health. you can also get more information at sf.gov/monkeypox. this is a situation where there is not enough supply to go around, so unless you know you have been directly exposed, it is unlikely you will be able to get a vaccine. that does not mean you should not try. do not do a drop in because of the shortage, but give them a call and see if you can get an appointment. reggie: juul e-cigarettes will not get pulled from store shelves just yet. the fda suspended the order to ban the devices. companies have to show that it can help adults quit smoking and

won't get kids and teens hooked. the u.s. department of appeals granted the request to hold off. the fda determined issues unique to juul that warrant further review. kumasi: more evacuations as the electric fire continues to grow in the foothills. jobina: cal fire's latest update shows the fire is up to 539 acres, but crews have containment at 5% now. close to 1000 people are currently under evacuation orders and almond are and calaveras counties. stockton had pg&e cut power to about 15,000 customers as a precaution. the flames are in rugged terrain near the small town of jackson and highway 49, making it difficult for firefighters to reach. >> it is down a winding, narrow, steep road, and there is quite a

bit of vegetation making it hard to access. very steep drainage. jobina: the amador county sheriffs office as the fire started monday at a recreation area and could have been ignited by fireworks or a barbecue. one firefighter has been hurt. santa rosa is reporting nearly 70 cal fire firefighters have been deployed to fight the flames. kumasi: supporters of people's park are calling upon the community to march tonight. they are going to be gathering at 5:00 p.m. to defend the historic park and to celebrate recent victories. organizers are inviting people to come together at martin luther king junior civic center park, march, and rally at people's park. u.c. berkeley has been hoping to break ground on construction of student housing at the park. that was halted after courts granted a stay order to delay the plans. the university is also fighting four lawsuits from

preservationists. reggie: a tech giant has signed the largest lease since the start of the pandemic. google cloud will take over the former headquarters of patients company strike. the spaces on towns in between sixth and seventh streets. stripe moved to south ranson's -- south san francisco in 20 -- 2014 because of high prices in the city. a good trend -- the best gas prices we are seeing in the bay area. another update when we come back. and best in the u.s.. the top honor for san francisco. also, we beat l.a. not that that matters. you can watch us for an extra hour now, live every weekend from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. on the streaming app. you can downloaded for your phone, tablet, koekkoek, apple tv, amazon fire, or android t.v.. jobina: we have a new crash

coming in in oakland. heads up if that is part of your commute. also, the chp has issued a fog advisory for the golden gate ridge. this is our life camera from that area. you clearly cannot make out the bridge at all. be aware of low visibility in and out of san francisco. toll plaza metering lights are on, in back toward the maze at this point, but it has been a bit lighter than your typical commute morning, and we will wrap up with the drive times. antioch to hercules's 38 minutes. highway four is quickly becoming our slows but today 85 to the airport, and eight minute ride. drew: we have gray skies. we have good air quality over the next 48 hours. do point, we talk about these numbers a lot. it measures how much moisture is

in the atmosphere, how humid it is. yesterday, we were in the 60's. today, we are in the 50's, still muggy. you are going to notice the humidity. more comfortable air tomorrow as humidity levels drop. we are still under the influence of this trough. this area of low pressure will lift north tomorrow. high-pressure does two things on thursday. it brings warmer weather, but it also drops humidity levels. we are looking at temperatures -- the cloud cover slowed to break down. likely a lot of cloud cover over the city. even patchy cloud cover over the east bay shoreline. more sunshine inland. we will go into the 70's. just know that it is a pretty humid day out there today. we will take a look at how low the humidity goes over the next couple of days and bring you that we can work test. first, let's take a look at other bay area temperatures,

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reggie: disturbing message as unsocial meeting as another hearing is set for next week. jobina: congressman adam kinsinger shared on twitter over a dozen threatening messages his office received toward him and his family. he became a other to a baby boy earlier this year. one of his posts on twitter included audio, and one of them says open we know where you live. we are coming to your house. we are going to get you, boy." this is related to his work investigating the attack on the capital. they also targeted congresswoman

liz cheney. >> we are part of -- there is a small percentage of people who think and very violent ways. somebody is going to get hurt. somebody is going to get killed. americans need to think about their obligations as citizens in the greatest democracy ever. the kind of garbage being left on adam kinsinger's voicemail is a betrayal of generations of people who fought for the stability and understanding and fellow feeling come without which our democracy is over. jobina: tenzing there -- k insinger says violent threats have increased over the years. the next hearing on tuesday will focus on white nationalist groups that participated in the riot. reggie: we are hearing from the sister of damon walker. he is the black man who was killed in a hail of all its fired by akron, ohio police. all that was captured on body cam video. data walker -- jada walker says the video is too painful for her to watch.

>> i cannot fathom to see some sort of video of him being gunned down. he was like name practice. -- aim practice. reggie: as walker ran away, officers claim at one point he turned toward them and that prompted them to open fire. a report by the medical examiner shows more than 62 walker's body, despite not being armed. police say walker shot at them during that car chase. walker's death isaac i did wave of protests. -- debt has ignited a wave of protests. kumasi: the santa teresa light rail station parking lot has provided a designated location for those who are living in vehicles or rvs.

the park will give access to basic needs and support services that can transition people into more stable housing. reggie: here is your morning money report. it is not just portable speakers and paper towels being offered on amazon. if you are a prime member, get ready for restaurant delivery. they have bought a 2% stake in chicago-based grubhub. as part of the deal, amazon will add grubhub delivery to services in the u.s., which means prime members can have delivery fees waived for select restaurants. amazon already had grocery delivery with its whole foods acquisition. for third straight week, the average gas price has gone down. according to triple-a, prices declined more than a dime since last week. experts say americans are spending nearly a hundred million dollars per day less on gas than when prices peaked a few weeks ago.

in the bay area, gas prices are still more expensive than the rest of the country in san francisco, it will cost you around 6:31 for a gallon. in oakland, a little less. here is the new york stock exchange, hovering just around 50 points right now. kumasi: a stiff career jersey netted a pretty big -- a steph curry jersey netted a high price. this is the jersey he wore during one of the finals, when he set a record for the most three-pointers in a quarter in a annals game. the winning bid was more than $203,000. there is no word yet on who one. experts say this is a solid sign that curry's collectibility is soaring. beyonce just hit a new milestone in her music career. >> ♪ and i'm on a new vibration ♪ reggie: release your soul.

releasor doubt. kumasi: [laughter] queen bee is celebrating a new honor alongside music legends like paul mccartney and michael jackson. she is the third solo artist and first female in gilbert history to have 20 top 10 hits on the top 100 charts. this becomes her 20th top 10 hit as a solo artist. she has 10 with her former singing group, destiny's child. jackson is at the top of the list with 30 solo top tens, and mccartney is second with 23. reggie: are you surprised? congratulations to her, but are you surprised she is the first solo female act? jobina:? yes. reggie: there have been some great ones. maria for sure. jobina: -- mariah for sure. jobina: i don't know how that works out. reggie: modano.

-- madonna. jobina: rihanna. reggie: it always sounds wrong, but that is how she wants you to say it, so i try to honor that. re-anna! drew: like your mom. love that re-anna. reggie: she is not unto her. drew: don't get people excited. mariah has more number ones. i don't know if that is more procedures. reggie: i'm not try to start a fight. drew: stirring the pot. do you think mariah knows beyonce? jobina: she does. she makes it clear. she just does not know somebody else. drew: i love that meme. reggie: i will never get over that. drew: san rafael, most of us

waking up to gray skies. not as humid as yesterday, but still muggy out there. muggy conditions continue for the next 24 hours. it is cloudy out there. close to the coast, we have morning drizzle. today is muggy. tomorrow, those do points -- dew points will drop into comfortable air. tomorrow afternoon, you will feel that lower humidity, and that sticks with us to the upcoming weekend. we will talk about heat returning inland later this week. rightjust the lightest layer isl you need because it is a pretty mild start to our day. here is future weather, showing us cloud cover by 10:00 a.m. we are still seeing a lot of cloud cover. into the afternoon, it looks like a pretty cloudy day along the coastline. away from the coast, we will get

afternoon sunshine. another day of below average warmth. today, it is still human. we have sunshine. we will go into the mid to upper 70's. we are cooler than average for another day. overnight, we will have the marine layer coming back, overcast skies. it is muggy with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. humid today. the humidity will begin to drop tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon feels more comfortable. that continues into friday. over the weekend, sunday is the warmer of the two days. sunday and monday, 70's and 80's along the bay shoreline. kumasi: new video shows a lightning strike on a truck in tampa bay. >> is he ok? kumasi: the mom who took the video says her husband and three kids are in the car in front of

her when that lightning struck. everybody inside was ok, but the truck itself was fried. the family was on their way home from vacation. she saw the lightning and was like, let me record this. reggie: i always focus on the wrong thing. kumasi: what did you focus on? you are not alone. reggie: what happened to the popcorn? kumasi: i did not go that far. reggie: safety officers had to rescue a man who got stuck in mud while golfing. the man was trying to retrieve a ball. the ball was in the mud. then, he was in the mud. officers say they are happy that they could help, and it could have happened to them. a live action special of disney's beauty and the beast is coming to abc. this is the 30th anniversary of when the film became the first admitted feature to win an oscar

nomination for best picture. it went on to win oscars for its score and original song. john chu is set to produce, so it is going to be good. it will feature a new cast. disney is the parent company of abc seven. i really love you and the beast. kumasi: me too. reggie: part of it is because of the scene we just saw. now i see that i like belle so much because she was so shady. that whole sequence is her reading the entire town. she goes through one by one and tells them what is wrong with them. doesn't she? kumasi: but also, like, still sweet. reggie: but her internal monologue is i'm so much better than this stupid town. look at you with your baguettes. that's what she said.

she also said i can read and you can't. i read all of these books twice. get me a castle. kumasi: don't do belle like that. she is by the people. reggie: i'm about the people. kumasi: not really. reggie: a life look outside of our not provincial town. murr

kumasi: seven things you need to know this morning -- the rise of reported monkeypox cases in san francisco. the clinic has not gotten enough for everyone who would benefit. reggie: carla santana has postponed his concert tonight in pennsylvania after he collapsed

on stage in michigan last night. his manager said he was dehydrated and had heat exhaustion, but is doing all right. kumasi: the suspect in the fourth of july massacre will appear virtually in court later today. he is facing seven counts of first-degree murder, and could face life in prison without parole. reggie: the electra fire in commodore and calaveras counties is at 5% containment. drew: it is still human today. afternoon sunshine. 60's and 70's. humidity will drop tomorrow. jobina: from the bay bridge toll plaza, the backup is not bad. metering lights came in at 5:23. you have a crash on westbound 80, so expect delays. kumasi: san francisco is one of the best cities for live music in the country. the only other california cities to make the top 10 are l.a. and

[indiscernible] i like black cat. reggie: i like independent. we all went there. kumasi: that was fun. te good morning, america. for our viewers in the west on this wednesday we have the latest on the july 4th shooting as we honor the seven people who lost their lives. breaking overnight, holiday rampage investigation. the shooter charged with seven counts of first degree murder as the death toll rises. authorities now say he planned the attack for weeks dressing as a woman to escape. this morning questions about missed red flags as we learn including the mother and father killed. the heartbreaking story of their toddler separated from them during the shooting. the couple who rescued him speak to "gma" this monk. severe weather on the move. more than 250 damaging storm reports across the country, including at least three twisters and lightning striking

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