running dry. the urgent need for more across the bay area as there are now more than 1000 confirmed cases in the country. >> flames on the freeway. a bus catching fire. now the search is on for the driver. reggie: the effort to protect the community after an underground bunker was found with stolen items. >> come on, everyone. reggie: we are going to start with meteorologist drew tuma in. drew: right now with that warming trend beginning today one of the ingredients is a weaker marine layer. live doppler seven, you can see just along the coast across the city and patchy fog around the bay shoreline. that is it in terms of our fog this morning. we are generally in their 50's and 60's. 61 in san jose. 58 in napa.

let's take a live look outside from the exploratorium camera. we have cloudy conditions along the coast and across the city. we are starting off with gray skies this morning. we will find a quicker return to sunshine compared to yesterday. by noon it is a mostly sunny day. temperatures accelerating near 80, then later today it is a warmer today. it is also breezy. 90's making a comeback. we will take a closer look at this warming trend next couple of days. jobina: we start this morning with a desperate need for more monkeypox vaccines anywhere in the bay area. if you are lucky enough to get one in most situations the wait times are stunning. we talked to someone yesterday who waited 9.5 hours in berkeley get a shot. ryan curry is live in san francisco with the latest. ryan: just astonishing wait times for these people trying their best to get doses of this

vaccine right now. it is just hard to come by. there are not many places offering vaccine doses, and if you find one your odds of waiting in a long line are high. that is the case across the bay area. supply is very low, but demand is so incredibly high. that is the case for almost any city here in the bay area, trying to combat this high demand right now. abc 7 spoke with people in berkeley yesterday trying to get a vaccine, and one person -- you mentioned it -- waiting in line for nine hours. the catch at that berkeley site, people who paid memberships got priority. it is a strange situation. we are talking about a vaccine in very short supply. here at sf general they claim to only have about 50 doses left. they are trying to get more supply from the federal government. it is a tough time to find one right now, which is why those in berkeley say they are confused about what was going on yesterday.

>> if you pay to get in, there was assurances that he would get -- you would get a shot. >> there were employees walking around and telling folks waiting in line that if they paid us get in as a guest they would be in a shorter line and be allowed to wait inside. ryan: just a very strange situation. we did reach out to steam works in berkeley. we have yet to hear back. the city of berkeley says they do not want this mistake to happen again. as for here in san francisco, we mentioned sf general and their short supply. strut sf says they are taking appointments, but if you check online the only thing you are going to find is a wait list. again, a massive issue with this is supply and demand issue with this vaccine right now. there is just not that many

vaccines available, and there is a lot of people wanting to get vaccines. it is going to be an ongoing issue. ryan curry, abc7news. reggie: rafael mandelman says there will be a monkeypox briefing today aimed at lgbtq plus influencers. the white house is teaming up with glaad. they hope the influencers will share information with their social media followers. the briefing will cover who can get the vaccine and why the lgbtq plus community seems to be hit hard. and him and says he hopes to take part. we are taking a closer look at supply issues involving the monkeypox vaccine in the bay area. you can find those stories on our website. jobina: the fda has authorized a fourth covid-19 vaccine for people 18 and older. trials found the novavax vaccine was 90% effective at preventing mild, moderate, or severe covid-19. the biden administration has secured three point 2 million

doses, but the cdc has to sign off on it before it will be available. they meet next week. this could be significant, because it is a more significant -- a more traditional protein-based vaccine, instead of using mrna technology. it can be stored in regular refrigerators. and novavax says the vaccine shows broad immune response against variance -- variants. reggie: chp is looking for the driver of a bus that caught fire. video shows the bus on fire on highway 101. no passengers were on board, but investigators are trying to find the driver of the bus, who left the scene. no word yet on what started the fire. jobina: part of building a bay area is finding solutions. in the south bay that is the effort following the discovery of an underground bunker filled with stolen items. san jose police, city leaders,

and school officials spoke with amanda del castillo you. amanda: they recently outfitted with new cameras, locks, fencing, and other security measures to strengthen the campus parameter. district officials say they are familiar with challenges that come with being located near a large homeless encampment. >> we see the traffic in and out of the creek, but this is beyond that. amanda: the superintendent referencing this sophisticated bunker uncovered along nearby coyote creek. inside, 100 thousand dollars worth of stolen items, including power tools, equipment, and firearms. six people were arrested, facing felony possession of stolen property and weapons charges. >> regardless of being housed, we are going to treat as seriously as possible. amanda: it is that level of

criminal activity most alarming to superintendent cruz. he says safety measures must extend beyond school grounds. >> now we have to work on the city and county in terms of how does that translate? in terms of safety to and from home. amanda: assistant police chief paul joseph has established foot patrols have provided a level of security. >> i think the success of the bike patrol program has been the absence of any sort of assaults or incidents on the trail. amanda: but the bunker was built off of the trail. or motivation for councilmember esparza's push to clear encampments, especially near schools. she has come to council meetings with examples, focused specifically on the elementary school. >> i had to resort to making a powerpoint to show pictures of what children needed to walk through every single day. amanda: on wednesday she waited on the discovery of the elaborate bunker bordering campus.

>> have realities here in district seven that folks do not necessarily have in other parts of the city, just why it is important for people to share their stories, so that everyone can understand what is going on. amanda: i'm amanda del castillo, abc7news. reggie: authorities are watching a grass fire. the 115 acre fire near lake harmon is now 80% contained. pres -- crews are working to strengthen containment lines and put out hotspots. officials closed like harmon road near channel road. no homes are threatened and there are no effectuation orders. jobina: a supermoon is lighting up the bay area sky. it is gorgeous. appearing bigger and brighter than normal. the phenomenon happens when the moon's orbit is closer than usual. this is the period of the year in which male dear grow new antlers.

the buck moon is the one that will come closest to earth this year. drew: i get so jealous you get to see the moon coming in. jobina: it had a fog rolling past it. drew: i love that. i could not see it from the city. taking a look at the south bay, we are fog-free from this vantage point. today sunshine is a lot faster to return to our sky compared to yesterday. yesterday that morning fog was slow to clear. air quality, we are good to go. even in the upcoming weekend we have no issues. breathe easy. we warm faster this morning compared to yesterday morning. 70's and 80's by lunchtime. pretty comfortable around the bay shoreline. it around today our hottest spots will see the return of 90 degree readings along the shoreline. so, 68 in the city today. we will have the sunshine in san francisco. they were comfortable in the east bay. warming up in the north bay.

91 in antioch. another crucial flood advisory will begin at 11:00 p.m. for those king tides. our high tide is shortly after midnight. we will find some minor coastal flooding once again. our warming trend will get underway here today. 90's return england, and that warming will continue friday and into saturday. by saturday it is going to feel warm to hot. close to 100 degrees as we head inland by saturday afternoon. the back half of the weekend is cooler. we will show you that in a few minutes, but let's say high to sue. >> we were speaking of those king tides. they had 101 in marin county closed down due to those high tides. it has been reopened as of this morning. a lot less fog coming across the there is a bit of a need for windshield wipers, a little fog, but otherwise you are looking good coming in from karen

county. if you drive comes across the golden gate, it is about an 18 minute drive. hopping over to the east shore, you are bunching up a bit, but still moving at the limit between golden gate fields and garth or mays bay bridge looking good. we have a big rig and car accident off to the right hand shoulder in alamo. southbound 680 near livorno and over toward san lorenzo. have an accident partially blocking the right lane for a street. reggie: one of the world's greatest places. the only bay area city that made time magazine's annual list. jobina: abortion access. how universities are trying to help college students. >> i was about 150 yards from the beach when just wham! reggie: this

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reggie: two separate shark attacks have been reported on long island beaches in the same day. here is a stephanie ramos. >> in this morning's gma first look, shark attacks increasing along the east coast. >> shark nice -- shark bite at the pavilion. >> with summer in full force, millions of people are flocking to the beach as some shark ski closer to shore. >> i think it is crazy how it is a second time happening and how dangerous it is to people. stephanie: off the new england coast, four great white sharks were spotted over three days. this morning, officials acknowledging that shark attacks may be part of a new normal. >> sharks are, these tiger sharks are closer to shore than they have been. stephanie: coming up, ginger zee explain why warmer water could play a role in these shark sightings.

with your gma first look, i'm stephanie ramos. reggie: back in california, the man who survived a shark attack off the coast of monterey three weeks ago is out of the hospital. >> i was about 150 yards from the beach when, just, wham! reggie: this is steve bremmer. he was attacked near pacific grove. the surgeon who operated on him said this shark night came millimeters within severing a major artery. he did not suffer any broken bones or major organ damage. >> grabbed me and pulled me up, then dove me down in the water. then, of course, it's been now. i am not a seal. we are not their food. it's pick me up. it was looking at me. i thought it could bite me again, so i pushed it with my hand and kicked at it with my foot, and it left. reggie: other swimmers pulled

him out of the water and administered first aid until paramedics arrived. he is expected to make a full recovery. jobina: that is amazing. abortion pills will soon be easily available for many college students in california. the university of california and cal state are on track to make the pills accessible on all campuses by january. that is the deadline set by a state law passed in 2019. researchers say upwards of 6000 students may seek abortion pills each year once they are available. reggie: as part of our effort to build a better bay area, we are asking questions of politicians and leaders. stephanie sierra sat down with san francisco's new district attorney to talk about the change at the office and some of her expectations. >> and no changes difficult, especially under the circumstances. i think you have to have a management team and structure

that ensures guidelines you set forth are followed by the attorneys appearing in court. that is the biggest thing, making sure that all of the attorneys in the office understand what the policies are, but the vision is, and what those guidelines are. reggie: you can watch stephanie's full interview on our news app and website, abc7news.com. jobina: san francisco supervisor dean preston is supporting efforts by starbucks workers to unionize. introduced a measure calling on san francisco stores to not interfere with workers trying to unionize. he comes as a starbucks workers across the country demand higher wages and better working conditions. two stores in santa cruz became the first ones in california to unionize in may. reggie: if you are looking to visit one of the greatest places in the world, you don't have to go far. san francisco has made it onto another highly-coveted list, time magazine's world's greatest places.

extraordinary destinations across the planet made the planet make the cut. only five of them are in the u.s., and san francisco is included. the city being recognized for its beautiful scenery and good food. the other u.s. locations, portland, miami, detroit? oh. jobi: let's talk about detroit. drew: i've never been there, so i can't say. jobina: our boss is from detroit. before we continue. now, i went there for a conference and i had all of the images of what i thought detroit was. they have really flipped and reversed it with that downtown area, and you have, like, aretha franklin -- it is her hometown -- they have this -- and canada is right there. i didn't realize. it is really nice. reggie: new york would like to enter the chat. jobina: oh, no. that's true. reggie: where is it?

chicago? drew: chicago. reggie: where are you? i'm a little confused. drew: yeah, what is the criteria? reggie: park city? drew: yeah, it was fine. utah is beautiful as a whole. reggie: if you enjoy skiing. jobina: i get that, winter sports. drew: i get why the bay is beautiful. that's why we live here. reggie: we totally deserve to be on the list. no shade to detroit, just saying there are cities in front of it that would like to have a meeting. drew: how is miami? jobina: love miami. bad for hair, but love it. reggie:rleans? jobina: reie i would included on the list. and you know i love portland. drew: portland is very fun. it is gorgeous. i felt like i was in the middle of nowhere but i was right in the city. it was great. cute little airbnb.

let's take you outside. if you are traveling we have a little bit of fog over the airport, but no delays. the funk this morning is very limited to the coastlines. a marine layer, not as expansive as yesterday. you will see faster sunshine this morning, a warming trend gets underway today, then by the start of the weekend it is sizzling inland. right now a little bit cooler this morning compared to yesterday. a lot of 50's on the board. a couple of low 60's in our warmest spots. the south bay a little bit warmer, but not excessively hot. 79 for cupertino with a lot of sunshine. along the peninsula we will see more sunshine. 79 in redwood city. downtown stays breezy but it is brighter than yesterday. we will see some sunshine in daly city too. north bay, we are into the 80's from -- for the most part.

into the 70's for the east bay. 73, berkeley. the same in castro valley. inland we are into the 90's. 88 in concord. overnight tonight we will find that fog along the coast. very patchy fog along the shoreline, and temperatures mainly in the 50's. here is the seven-day forecast. that warming trend gets underway today. that continues until the start of the weekend. we will cool off on the back half of sunday but keep temperatures slightly above average into early next week. jobina: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: another

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arms. jobina: if you 20 feet is down this morning you are not alone. people are reporting a global outage right now. it is unclear how may people are impacted, but we have heard from colleagues on the east coast that they are down too. twitter has not revealed details about what is happening. reggie: president biden and israel's new prime minister reaffirm military cooperation, as well as their commitment to preventing iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. drew: a warming trend begins today into the upcoming weekend. today will find sunshine moving and a lot faster into the afternoon. it is warm and breezy. 90's in our warmest spots inland. sue: following your morning commute. so far no problem spots. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights, and there is your drive time from hercules into san francisco. jobina: camping out for raising canes. the grand opening in oakland is

today and people cannot wait to get a taste. raising canes is known for its famous crispy fried chicken tenders and mayo sauce. this is their first bay-area location. reggie: people flying for vacations are reporting more chaos. first there were delays and cancellations, now many people are just trying to find their luggage. heathrow airport has been about -- been unable to keep up with the flood of suitcases -- thousands piling up. experts say airport staffing levels have not kept up with the surge in post-pandemic travel. delta says it is chartering a jet just to deliver bags stranded in europe back to their owners in the u.s. a florida woman says she lost her bags two weeks ago after she got back from paris. >> every day i check it says it is being traced and check back later. and i have been doing that now every day for 13 days. reggie: heathrow airport is now

limiting the number of daily passengers coming through. amsterdam's airport has now made a similar move. because of those restrictions, some airlines will likely need to cancel or reroute flights, potentially causing more chaos for travelers. not the airport we are both flying through. jobina: that's what i'm saying. reggie: please get it together before we are there. you have like a month and a half. [laughter] another free concert series is coming to san francisco. the jerry garcia amphitheater is hosting the due south concerts. the venue can hold 1200 people. the first one is set for august 27, featuring a san francisco rock band called death heaven. the last will be held october 8, and the concerts are free. you can reserve a seat by buying a parks alliance membership, which is $50 for two seats. jobina: national french friday

is over, but it is still frying week and google has released most searched types of fries across the country. sweet potato fries were the most searched this year and -- in most states. in the west carting us fries where the top of searched. there is also an increased interest in making your own fries, with the search how to cut potatoes into fries doubling in the last year. i can include myself in that. got an air fryer and i try to make my own sweet potato fries. reggie: and? jobina: taste, two thumbs up. a little soggy. needs some work. reggie: as long as the taste is there. jobina: thank you. reggie: that's really what matters. the company with the smart home gym saying goodbye to a third of its workforce. why tinal -- tonal is laying off workers. jobina: home values not s

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announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: the impact of inflation as the cost of almost everything has gone up. the price of one thing in the bay area that has not fully bounced back. jobina: we were in trouble. hundreds of women now suing the company. their claims about some of the drivers. reggie: paying for perks. why a community college is offering to pay for tuition and other essentials for students. good morning to you. jobina: we are going to begin with a check on the weather. good morning. drew: fog right now is limited to the coastline and in parts of the north bay. visibility is not too dense. we are down to five miles of visibility in half moon bay. we have seen worse over the past week. some limited fog in the north bay, but we will see sunshine a lot quicker this morning compared to yesterday morning. right now cooler compared to

this time yesterday. generally in the 50's for a lot of us. morning, san jose. we'll take you to san rafael. here is a live look at our camera. have a fog, but also clear skies up above. once that sun gets up it will burn that fog off pretty quick later on this morning. so, sunny skies by lunchtime. 60's and 70's away from the coast. today is a warmer afternoon. it is also breezy. you will find 70's and 80's across the bay. we will take a look at the size coming up in about eight minutes. reggie: 9.5 hours in line. people yesterday were sending me messages about how long they were waiting in berkeley to get a monkeypox vaccine. some of them really angry about the way some people paid their way to get a vaccine fast pass. ryan curry is live in san francisco, where the only public drop-in clinic is telling people it is now closed until further notice. ryan: good morning.

that is the unfortunate reality right now about getting this vaccine in the bay area. there is just not a lot of places to get one, and supply is incredibly low. closed until further notice. that is not something a lot of people here are expecting to hear right now, especially as this demand continues to rise. you mentioned the issue in berkeley. abc 7 news went over to steam works where a nine hour wait in some cases to get a dose of this vaccine. some staff telling them they had to wait even for several hours. not nine hours, but it is such a long wait. mentioned that priority paid asu. that is what somebody told us when they were over there. they could not get in because some people paid money and then got the vaccine in a shorter line. the city of berkeley said that was not the intention of this clinic, but those in line tell us that is what happened.

>> the experience i had was very fortunate, and i paid for it. i do think, you know, giving priority to their customers in this particular instance is a bit unethical. >> they have told us that they are working to make sure people in line no there is no priority system. it is one thing if a mistake happens once we -- what you don't want to have happen is a mistake happened twice. there is clearly something that happened today, there were some misperceptions. it is hard to know exactly what happened. ryan: very strange situation over there in berkeley, and across the bay area when it comes to trying to find a vaccine for monkeypox. we did reach out to street -- reach out to steam works yesterday. have not heard back yet. the city says they issued around 500 shots, but this seems to be a struggle for the bay area.

appointment are hard to come by, lines are several hours long, and it is just that issue with demand right now. that supply is so dramatically low for this vaccine. we are live in san francisco, ryan curry, abc 7 news. jobina: one of the country's leading clinical labs is now testing for monkeypox. quest diagnostics has developed a pcr tests that will detect monkeypox virus dna. the company expects to be able to test up to 60,000 people a week by the end of the month. last month the department of health and human services announced five companies would soon begin offering the testing. the cdc has confirmed more than 1000 cases of monkeypox nationwide. we are taking a closer look at the supply issues involving the vaccine in the bay area. you can find those stories on our website, abc7news.com. reggie: turning now to another aspect of building a better bay

area, and a topic each of us notices -- the economy. [bell ringing] yesterday all three u.s. stock markets closed down after reports showed inflation had increased year-over-year in june at the highest rate since 1981. you can see just how much the markets dropped here, and overnight futures have been down again. the dow could open a hundred points down. we are going to get a look at stocks in about an hour. we are all feeling the impact of inflation. the average american household spend $500 more for basic expenses just in june. there is a silver lining. bay area rent prices have not fully rebounded to pre-pandemic levels. according to the rental platform zephyr, rentals in san francisco are still lower than before covid. in san francisco -- san jose prices have started to rebound aztec workers go back to the office.

>> we have seen some increases in compensation to mitigate the impact of inflation, but not to the extent inflation is matching. reggie: kyle holm from sequoia consulting group says many employees are being flexible. -- employers, i should say. which it saves employees on costs like childcare, gas, and food. jobina: if you are buying or selling a home, new data shows bay area home values are cooling quicker than the rest of the country. analysts blame rising inflation, increasing mortgage rates, and falling stock prices, along with the bay area being one of the most expensive places to buy a home. data lists five northern california cities among its top-10 fastest cooling housing markets. san francisco is first and sacramento and stockton are also in the top 10. reggie: the communities around laying around elementary schools

that got vandalized on back-to-back weekends. three schools in richmond were broken into. richmond police say they believe the culprits are teens. officials from the west contra costa county unified school district are trying to assess how much money it is going to take to repair the schools, and getting a boost along the way. >> it has been touching to get the outpouring of support we have received from some people in the community and businesses that have reached out and said they would like to help. reggie: despite the damage, classes are set to resume on time august 16. jobina: 44 people are unaccounted for after severe -- a severe storm hit virginia, bringing heavy rain and flooding to the area. officials say it doesn't mean those people are missing, but they are trying to locate them. right now there are no confirmed deaths, you can see the severe damage from this video. governor of virginia has declared a state of emergency. president biden is in israel.

he is scheduled to meet with isaac hercog and at the former prime minister and current opposition leader benjamin netanyahu. president biden had a one-on-one meeting with israel's new prime minister in jerusalem. the two leaders signed a declaration reaffirming military cooperation and their commitment to keep iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. mr. biden has pushed to revive a deal that president trump withdrew from in 2018. pres. biden: convincing the saudi's and others we mean what we say. it is, we mean what we say. to have an opportunity to accept this agreement has been laid down. if they don't, we have made it clear we will not -- let me say it again -- we will not allow iran to acquire a nuclear weapon. jobina: this we can president biden it is meeting with the arab leaders in saudi arabia as

he seeks to strengthen a region-white alliance against iran. reggie: park led a vigil to remember the victims of the july 4 shooting. hundreds gathered to honor the people who died, and dozens of others recovering from their injuries. vigil comes after the youngest victim, 35-year-old irina mccarthy, was laid to rest. or the week after the tragedy the grief is still fresh. >> tonight we mourn for those who were murdered. we mourn for their families. we mourn for their friends. we mourn for their neighbors. we mourn for our community. reggie: two-year-old aidan mccarthy, who lost both parents in the shooting, is being cared for by relatives. a gofundme campaign to support the toddler has raised more than $3 million. this vigil is the first city-led adventist since the shooting. jobina: brittney griner is in a russian court now for a hearing. last week reiner pleaded guilty

to drug charges, but told the court she did not intend to commit a crime. she was detained in february after vaped canisters with cannabis oil were found in her luggage. she faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. last week sources told our sister network, espn, that her guilty plea was strategic and could help facilitate a prisoner swap. reggie: 550 women are suing over, claiming they were kidnapped, raped, or harassed by drivers for the company. the lawsuit was filed in san francisco on behalf of women in multiple states. the law firm says that another 150 claims are being investigated. the litigation comes weeks after huber released a report showing a received nearly 1000 sexual assault-related complaints just in 2020. we reached out to uber and were told the company cannot comment on pending litigation. instead, a spokesperson provided

a list of safety features writers can use. jobina: a peloton competitor has announced it is laying off 35% of its workforce. total experience rapid growth of its wall-mounted workout devices, but demand has a slope. the ceo says it employs about 750 workers. he says the cuts are necessary for the company to be profitable as it prepares for its ipo. company has endorsements and financial backing from stars including stephen curry, klay thompson, and serena williams. reggie: a college in oakland is offering free tuition. the chronicle reports students who apply first for -- for federal aid are eligible. the perks include free textbooks, student health fees, meals, and rental chrome books for the fall semester. international students are not eligible. officials say this is an effort to help students face one more challenge brought on by the pandemic. jobina: firefight in yosemite.

the washburn fire is continuing to grow. now, worries for local businesses. >> know i'm going to knock it out the park. my bad. reggie: our first look at steph curry's hosting chops. the awards he could also win at the sp's -- espys. drew: we have bright skies out there. it is a mainly clear sky this okt their quality todayoast we are good across the board, but smoke from the marsh fire is still impacting eastern contra costa county. be aware of that. you may smell that smoke as that fire is burning. all in all across the board most of us dealing with fresh air the next couple of days. 60's around the bay shoreline. 70's and 80's away from the coast. today it is a warmer afternoon. it warming trend will last through the upcoming weekend.

we will hit 88 in concord today. 68 in san francisco. in the city we will see sunshine faster than yesterday. warm in the south bay. 86 in napa. the coast is relatively comfortable. 60's and 70's, but away from the coast you can see widespread high temperatures, from 104 in fresno. palm springs, it certainly is a summer, 111 there. a warming trend getting underway today. it continues to the start of the weekend. saturday we have limited fog, a lot of sunshine. we'll see 60's along the coast, but will jump rapidly. up her 90's to near 100 degrees in our warmest spots and let. much cooler on sunday. first, let's say high to sue. sue: we are going back to the golden gate bridge. it is light traffic conditions.

there is four net -- four lanes in the northbound direction. come surface streets, lombard and headed toward the golden gate some very slow traffic there. so, checking with san francisco pd and chp to see what is going on, but as you can see, it is very light this morning. hopping over toward 880, right by the oakland coliseum we are looking good. if that is your drive it is looking good. slowing over the altamont pass. that is our typical morning commute. this big rig got into it with the car, southbound 680 near alamo. still partially blocking the right lane, but i'm not seeing much slowing past the area. we will be back with more

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reggie: the washburn fire inside yosemite has grown to more than 4200 acres. it is now 23% contained. the fire has also forced the closure of one of the park's main entrances, potentially devastating nearby businesses during the peak season. season's bistro sits about four miles from the southern entrance to the park, close to some of yosemite's popular attractions. the nearest entrance is now about two hours away from there. >> a slight feeling of devastation, because being unsure of how it is going to affect our business here. the employees, you know, having their jobs and their hours. this time of year is our busiest season. reggie: the cause of the fire is still under investigation, but it appears to have been started by people. jobina: 4000 beagles will need to be rehome deft or mistreatment at a breeding facility. the humane society will transfer

all of the dogs from cumberland, virginia two humane society's across the country. a nine month long investigation into the breeding facility found more than 70 animal where pharaoh -- animal welfare violations. anyone looking to adopt the beagles can do so through the humane society website. reggie: that was cute. jobina: how's going to say, do you need? reggie: i might need a bigo. please don't tease me. you know i will do it. you're getting our first preview of steph curry's hosting chops. he also has a chance to win awards. he is up for best nba player, west men's athlete, and best record-breaking performance. warriors are also nominated for best team. >> stephen curry loves to shoot. >> that is cash. >> catch. and even pot. as they july 20 he is taking his

shot at something new. stephen curry hosts at the espys. >> you know i'm going to knock it out the park. my bad. reggie: you can see his hosting debut next wednesday, july 20, at 5:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. jobina: i saw this earlier. i cannot stop laughing. this new jersey mom says she instantly regretted giving her child yogurt in the car. ♪ >> why? [laughter] jobina: yes. she knows the vibes. all that stuff in the cabinet has apparently good for your face. the avocado, the yogurt. the mom says she clearly selected the wrong snack. that is her two-year-old smothered in yogurt. mom says she gave her a snack because she thought she could finally trust her. she added this is one parenting mistake she will never make again. [laughter] i know. it's cute. reggie: look. good facials.

jobina: be gentle with the skin. reggie: happening now, fried chicken fans are in line ahead of today's grand opening of raising canes in oakland. this is the bay areas first one of these, and one customer tells us it is all about the sauce. [laughter] >> the sauce. i don't know what goes in at, but what makes it so different is that, you know, you could say it is a ranch, but it is its own thing and that is what makes it so special. reggie: all right. i mean, is it worth being out there at 11:00 p.m. last night for an opening today? jobina: no. drew: maybe. reggie: she says the first time she tried canes was in vegas and she cannot wait to have it again. raising canes is known for its chicken tenders and spiced mayo sauce. the restaurant is on edgewater drive in oakland. the first 100 customers to order a combo meal will get free swag

and a gift card. jobina: did you will see the disco balls? reggie: i thought i saw -- that is actually happening? drew: that is happening. that is permanent. jobina: well, is there a dance floor? reggie: what is the dog? i have so many questions. i don't know anything about it. is it a dog mascot? jobina: let's find out. lots of different ways to have chicken. there is not even that many ways. reggie: is there anything -- besides a monkeypox vaccine -- that you would wait in line for that long? anything? jobina: i would wait for it to be open a little bit then i would try. that sauce, though, when is it, thousand island? reggie: we said it was a spicy mayo. drew: i think it is a combination of mayo, ketchup. reggie: you are going to camp out? jobina: that is thousand island. drew: you know we did in college? the first 100 people got mcdonald's for year -- for a

year for free. in college you have a lot of time, so people were camped out for a very long time. i did not win. sorry. i wasn't like jobina when she got mcdonald's. jobina: there is a raising canes dog, but the dog is, like, a lab. a blonde lab. that was a chocolate lab on the roof. but, whatever. reggie: there are some any mysteries to find out about this. i can't wait. drew: very excited. there is a little bit of fog, but it is not nearly as great of a morning as we had yesterday. the fog is limited out there. that means a lot of sunshine later today. temperature-wise we are waking up to 50's and low 60's this morning. a light layer. we were going into the 70's and 80's in the south bay. warmer along the peninsula. we will get some sunshine along the coast. 70's from san mateo to mountain view. downtown today, afternoon

sunshine. daly city in the 60's. the north bay, 60's along the coast, but 80's as you move inland. 83 in san rafael. the east, sunny. 76 for union city. inland we are warmer, upper 80's to low 90's with a lot of sunshine. that coastal flood advisory does begin at 11:00 p.m. tonight our high tide. could see some minor coastal flooding in low-lying areas. clouds along the coast. patchy fog along the bay shoreline. here is the seven-day forecast. a very july-looking pattern with one file, afternoon sunshine. that warming trend will continue for the first half of the weekend. heat will moderate for the second half of the weekend, but still a wide range of temperatures next week. reggie: new at 6:00, saying goodbye to shampoo. the reason people are turning to a new breed of hair products for the shower. eggs, anyone?

we live in a wild time. jobina: we do. all right, well, a popular korean grocery store is expanding. the location taking over a vacant space to become even

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jobina: after more than a year in business, san francisco sloan h mart is expanding. the store will take over the next door vacant space that used to be a 24 hour fitness, which has been closed for two years. it is just off of interstate 280. there is no timeline for the expansion, but the shopping center where it is located says the store will have a "completely new buildout." a man was in for a rough fourth of july when he discovered something had ransacked his

pickup truck. he was in lake tahoe, and here is the video showing the aftermath in his interior, with a completely detached sunroof. it did not take him long to realize the suspect was a bear based on the dirt and pawprints. he believes the bear opened the door, but it probably slammed shut since he had it parked on an incline. that left no way but up for the bear to get out. new here at 6:00 -- i know. i know. i'm going to keep rolling because it is our other favorite. reggie: keep it going, yes. jobina: robots. got a lot to worry about with them, but this snake sheet machine is now slithering around in japan. my designers say this one is useful. reggie: also, look at this to her boss. burned. it really exploded on a bay-area freeway. but where is the driver?

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