announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> a tour bus making its way through san francisco, torched. the driver going mia. >> what to do about a sophisticated hideout full of

stolen stuff. >> did you see it last night or this morning? we caught stunning shots from the full july supermoon, hanging over the bay area. >> good morning. welcome to thursday, july 13. >> we want to start with drew. drew: you saw a bit of fog. the marine layer is compressed. it is not as cloudy as it was this time, yesterday. the coast is dealing with the fog. temperatures in the 50's and low 60's today. a beautiful sunrise is underway. once this fog burns off, we are in store for sunny skies. i think the sun returns to a lot of cities a lot faster this morning compared to yesterday. brightest guys midday. into the afternoon, it is a warmer day with a warming trend getting underway. the warming trend continues into the upcoming weekend. we will talk about that. >> now to the desperate search

for the monkeypox vaccine in the bay area. supplies are close to running dry. from san francisco to berkeley, demand is running high. we are hearing nearly 10 hours is how long some people are waiting in line. the lowest time is four hours, both times are stunning. ryan curry is live with the latest on all of this. >> good morning. this is the tough reality a lot of people are facing. there is not a lot of vaccines available in the bay area. if you do find a spot to go and get one, the odds are you are going to be waiting for several hours to get one. think about what you have to do to just get in line in the first place. it's not easy for a lot of these people. it is a lot of major hurdles they are having to jump through. abc7news did go over to the berkeley side yesterday to see how the line was going over there. one person waiting in line for nine hours. that was the biggest extreme we

found. the catch over there at the berkeley site, people who paid membership fees got some sort of priority, meaning they went into a shorter line and were able to get there vaccine doses. we are talking about a vaccine that is in very short supply right now. here in san francisco, they claim to have about only 50 doses left of the vaccine. they are hoping to get more. that is the top spot people are in right now. people in berkeley say they are confused about what happened yesterday. >> if you paid to get in, there were assurances you would get a shot and it was a shorter line. >> there were employees who were walking around, telling folks waiting in line that if they paid to get in as a guest, they would be in a shorter line and they would be allowed to wait inside. ryan: that is the unfortunate

reality people are facing. paying extra to get a vaccine is a strange concept given the fact the demand is so incredibly high for these vaccines. of course, in san francisco, there are some clinics that are allowing you to book appointments. when you go online to find the appointment's, all you are with is just a waiting list to get the vaccine. that is the reality a lot of people are facing. the demand is so incredibly high. the supply is just very, very low in a lot of places. live in san francisco, ryan curry, abc7news. >> rafael mandelman says there will be a monkeypox briefing today and that lgbtq+ influencers. the white house is teaming up with glad for this. the briefing will focus on how monkeypox spreads, who is most at risk, who can get the vaccine and why the lgbtq plus committed

is getting hard-hit. >> the fda has authorized a fourth covid bactine -- covid vaccine. the two dose novavax maxing was 90% effective at preventing mild, moderate or severe covid vaccine. the cdc has to sign off on it before it will be available. they believe the vaccine could be significant because it is a more traditional protein-based vaccine instead of using mrna, which some americans are resistant to. it can be stored in regular refrigerators instead of supercold freezers and novavax says the vaccine shows broad immune responses against variants. >> the chp is looking for a driver of a double-decker bus that caught fire in south san francisco. video shows the bus on fire on highway 101 near grant avenue.

officers say no passengers were onboard, thank goodness. investigators are trying to find the driver of the bus who left the scene. we don't know yet what started the fire. >> san jose police, city leaders and school district officials are reacting to the discovery of a bunker near a school. the underground bunker was filled with $100,000 worth of stolen items and even firearms. it was discovered on tuesday. the entrance was at a homeless encampment along coyote creek, just blocks away. an elementary school was fitted with sensing and security cameras. authorities are discussing how safety measures must extend beyond school grounds. >> we have to work on the city and the county in terms of safety to and from school. >> six people were arrested,

facing felony possession of stolen property, burglary and weapons charges. >> we are asking the tough questions of bay area politicians and leaders. stephanie sierra sat down with the new district attorney, brooke jenkins, to talk about the change at the office and some of her expectations. >> i know change is difficult, especially under the circumstances. i think you have to have a management team and ensure the policies are followed by those appearing in court. that is the biggest thing, making sure all the attorneys in the office understand what the vision is. and what those guidelines are. reggie: you can watch the full interview on abc7news.com. >> new word on the abortion pills going out to colleges in california. plus, power to the workers.

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jobina: a supermoon is lighting up the bay area sky, appearing bigger and brighter than normal. the phenomenon also known as a buck moon happens when it is closer than usual. this is the full buck moon, referring to this period of the year in which a male deer grows new antlers. the buck moon is the one that will come closest to the earth this year. drew: i love seeing these full moons. a little fog was obscuring it last night with a little fog this morning. we are in store for warmer weather as the next few days move on. i got the latest drought monitor in. there is an update. there is a slight increase to the exceptional drought category in the central valley. the dark red you see on the screen is up from 11% last week, now at 13%. locally, there is no change in the drought monitor for the bay

area. future weather showing hugh hour-by-hour, we have the sunshine. 70's and 80's in the warmer spots by lunchtime. today, there is a warmer day as the warming trend gets underway. 60's and 70's on the bay shoreline. 80's and low 90's in our warmest spots away from the coast. the warmer weather continues tomorrow. it is summer heat on saturday. 100 degrees by saturday afternoon. taking a look at sunday in the upcoming seven-day forecast. >> traffic is looking pretty good. there is a slow slog and a little bit of brake light tapping as you make your way toward the high-rise near foster city. a 20 minute drive time from 880 to 101. here is some fog in the san rafael area. as you make your way southbound through mill valley, you will

find some drizzle on your windshield. and a little bit of limited visibility. once you are on the golden gate, it is not bad. slow and go over the altamont pass. we will talk about that. there is an accident there. it is not blocking lanes. it is on the right hand shoulder. slow traffic as you make your way. jobina: some serious praise on the inter-webs. the top place to eat in the bay area according to yelp. bill gates says he is done being rich. we have the reason he wants to drop out of the world's elite. new at 6:00, the eggcellent way to with relapsing forms of ms, there's a lot to deal with. not just unpredictable relapses, all these other things, too. kesimpta is an at-home treatment

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jobina: kevin spacey has pleaded not guilty in london's old bailey central criminal court to charges of sexually assaulting three men. police say the alleged assaults took place in london between 2005 and 2008 and in western england in 2013. the victims are in their 30's and 40's. the judge has set a trial date of june of next year. the trial is expected to last three to four weeks. space he has been granted

unconditional bail. reggie: in california, the men who survived a shark attack off the coast of monterey is out of the hospital and he is sharing chilling details about the encounter. >> it was about 150 yards from being near the beach when ram. reggie: this is steve. he was attacked near lovers point in pacific grove. the surgeon who operated on him says the shark bite came within millimeters of separating a major artery. he did not suffer any broken bones or organ damage. >> it grabbed me and pulled me up and dove me down in the water. it spit me out. i'm not a seal. it is looking for a seal. we are not their food. it spit me out. he was looking right next to me. i thought he could bite me again. i pushed at 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 got there. he is expected to make a full recovery. jobina: abortion pills will be available for students in california more easily. cal state university is 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 at ucsf say upwards of 6000 students may seek abortion pills each year once they are available. reggie: bill gates is filing $20 billion of his own wealth into his own foundation in order to off the list of the world's richest people. the world's fourth richest man said he wants to give away his wealth, moving down the list and eventually inning off of it, totally. he says his obligation to return his resources -- he cites his obligation to return his resources to society. jobina: san francisco's

supervisor is supporting efforts by starbucks workers to unionize. he has introduced a measure calling on san francisco starbucks stores to not interfere with workers trying to unionize. it comes 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: the haircare trend taking over tiktok. it is called the no shampoo movement. it is just what it sounds like. people are ditching shampoo products and washing their hair with pantry items. that includes everything from egg yolks to vinegar. good morning america has reaction from those who are trying to. >> i like spring rosewater in my hair. i will never, ever used shampoo -- used shampoo again. >> i don't ever use conditioner. >> the most common question is doesn't your hair smell, doesn't it smell like eggs?

no, you wash it out. >> it is zero waste. also, you are saving money which is incredible. reggie: ok. you can watch a full report on the no shampoo movement coming up on gma at 7:00. including what dermatologists have to say about the trend. >> i feel like people are late to the game on this. in the natural here movement, people stopped using shampoo. or use sulfate free shampoo and yuko wash, where you just use the conditioner -- where you co-wash. were you just use the conditioner. >> i don't wash with shampoo every time in the shower. >> i don't, either. >> it destroys your hair. drew: i don't know that i will crack an egg on my head anytime

soon. i get the conditioner thing. that is helpful. jobina: the man said he didn't use conditioner. are you all right? drew: immediately, no. >> remember dry shampoo? jobina: i can get behind that. drew: if you are on a trip. jobina: hair type. reggie: that was a heidi montag clip, right? i'm testing my knowledge. jobina: ok. you dug deep in the memory bank. drew: that was probably 15 years ago. reggie: let's not talk about numbers. drew: would you do dry shampoo or in big? -- an egg? reggie: drive. drew: cloudy out there right now. not nearly as foggy as we have been for the previous morning. we will see sunshine a lot quicker today, which will mean a

warmer day. along the peninsula, we see sunshine along the coast. from san mateo to menlo park to mountain view. bright skies for richmond and daly city as well. 80's and the north bay. in the east bay, sunshine. temperatures in the 70's. 75 in oakland. 77 in fremont. same for castro valley. in lynn, we go to the lower 90's. a warmer day out there. this will begin tonight at 11:00 p.m.. high tide's early tomorrow morning, shortly after midnight. minor coastal flooding in low-lying areas. basically areas shaded in green. if you have seen flooding the past previous high tides, you will likely see coastal flooding once again overnight, tonight. we will have cloudy skies along the coast. temperatures generally in the

50's. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. the warming trend begins today. that continues through the start of the upcoming week. feels like summer heat saturday afternoon. we will moderate that he for the second half of the week and we will keep a wide range of my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions

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jobina: one of the south bay's most dangerous streets will soon be a little safer. the city will receive $10 million from the state to

improve center row. it will build out bike lanes and of great crosswalks on monterey road to story row. they have been more than 570 accidents along that 4.7 mile stretch of road since 2016. last year, san jose hit a record high of 60 traffic deaths. 2022 is on track to surpass that number with 36 deaths today. reggie: another free concert series coming to san francisco next month. the jerry garcia theater is hosting the due south concerts. the venue can hold 1200 people. the first show is set for august we seventh. it features death heaven. the last will be held on october 8. you can reserve a seat by buying a parks alliance membership. $50 for two seats or $100 for four. jobina: the people of spoken. while you may have your go to favorites, a family-owned and

pennetta shop in the north bay has been named yelps top ways to eat in the bay area. the noma specializes in gourmet empanadas. yelp released many more hidden gems in its full top 100 list. here is a few to look at that made the top 10 spots and the full list is online. yelp says it based this off of its own formula of user reviews for the tastiest, five -- vibei est and liveliest. i was looking at the menu. it looks divine. they have curry filled food for people who are not doing the meat. reggie: so, i can take a trip to the north bay. i am very happy. we can hit the casino too. jobina: let's go.

reggie: next at 6:30, if you've been having trouble firing off that perfect tweet, you are not alone. a massive outage. but now we are seeing some movement. jobina: the east bay college that is offering fully free tuition and other perks. there is one piece of paperwork. reggie: bay area home values are shrinking. some key reasons behind the real estate relief during your morning money report, ahead. jobina: as we had to break, bringing you a live look outside at 6:28. we will be right back.

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. top stories at 6:30 a plea for vaccines people spending up to nine hours waiting in line to get a monkeypox shot as cases start to spread the bay area is close to out of vaccines. leader of innovation but with hundreds of layoffs and shrinking off the space are people logging in elsewhere or watching wall street after that report of record rise and inflation. you're looking live at the new york stock exchange. we did see a sell-off yesterday how the markets will react today when trading starts just moments from now plus tenders the bread and the sauce and the fries. i personally like love kings border songs. raising canes craze camping out for hours for the first oakland location what people are saying

about that special sauce. good morning, everybody. is thursday july 14, it's the disco ball for me. we're gonna check in now with drew for look at our web at the party at canes or take a look at the fog this morning. it's close to the coast. not nearly as foggy as we're this time yesterday, which means we'll see sunshine a lot quicker today 50s and low 60s, you're starting temperatures on this thursday. so the exploratorium camera already starting to see breaks in that fog this morning. and here's how your day shapes up brighter skies return a lot faster this morning compared to yesterday 60s and 70s by lunch. and then by 4 pm. it's a warmer afternoon a warming trend. we'll get underway here that last into the upcoming weekend. we'll take a closer look at those highs today, and we'll also show you some very warm summer like heat coming our way saturday will preview. you can coming up in about eight minutes guys. thank you drew breaking news right now. twitter is starting to come back online after a global outage this morning. here's a look at the down detector website. you can see a big spike in reports around 5 am many people

reported their timelines weren't updating others said they couldn't post twitter status page says quote investigating possible out. but there is no other info. keeping an eye on your health is an important part of our work here to build a better bay area and frankly right now. the bay area is really struggling when it comes to defending people against monkeypox. fact san francisco zuckerberg general hospital is now out of vaccines for the rest of this week. and there's really no word on how many we're going to get from the federal government or when their shipments are going to come in abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry is live in san francisco with the frustrating mission to try to get these vaccines in arms. hi, ryan. yeah, good morning reggie this you mentioned it frustrating. that is probably the best word to describe people trying their best to get a vaccine really wherever in the bay area. it's hard to find one to begin with and if you do you're probably going to be met with some very long lines as a lot of people also are trying to get these vaccines and there's just

simply not enough supply to go around for the demand to meet everything now abc 7 news went to berkeley yesterday to see a long line, it's steam. for many people trying to get a monkey pox vaccine some of us telling them they had to wait for several hours. one person particular said he waited for nine hours now in some cases people actually ended up paying money to wait in a shorter line that gave them quote unquote priority over those who didn't spend money now, this is an issue because we're talking about a vaccine that's already in very high demand. now the city berkeley says says that was not the intention when they been this clinic but those in line tell us that is exactly 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're

working to make sure that people in line know that there's no priority system. it's one thing if a mistake happens once what you absolutely don't want is to have a mistake happen twice. and so there's clearly something that happened today that there are some misperceptions and it's hard to know exactly what happened. now abc 7 did reach out to steamwork bass multiple times yesterday and we have not heard back yet. now the city says they issued 500 shots. but again, that was a very strange circumstance considering that some people had to wait for multiple hours or pay to still wait multiple hours to get one of these vaccines that shows you just the struggle it takes for a lot of these people trying to get this vaccine right now and as you mentioned out of vaccines here in san francisco and no really clear message as to when they're going to get more shipments or more supplies from the federal government as to when they can get more vaccine supply to meet this incredibly high demand right now.

we're live in san francisco ryan curry abc 7 news. it's really getting ridiculous ryan. thank you one of the countries leading clinical labs is now testing for monkeypox quest diagnostics says, it has developed a pcr test that will detect a monkey pox virus dna and it's now available across the country the company expects. 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 a thousand cases nationwide. yeah, that's our shaking up bay area companies and other us cities are stepping up. a new study from real estate brokerage cbre finds people are moving from the bay area to places like toronto, seattle and austin, texas while the number of remote job listings is skyrocketing. it comes as several bay area tech companies have announced layoffs with many concerned about a possible recession san

francisco-based tonal a peloton competitor has announced its laying off 35% of its workforce of 750 750 people tesla says and expiring hat says an expiring lease at its san mateo office led to more than more employees being laid off abm industry groups which provides custodial services has announced. it is cutting 368 jobs at facebook's parent companies metaplatforms headquarters in menlo park. 550 women are suing uber claiming they were kidnapped raped stalked or harassed by drivers who were with the company. the lawsuit was filed in san francisco on behalf of women in multiple states, including california, the law firm representing the plaintiff says that another 150 claims are actively being investigated. the litigation comes just weeks after uber released a report showing it received nearly a thousand sexual assault-related complaints in 2020 alone. we reached out to uber for a response and we're company can't comment on pending litigation.

instead a spokesperson just gave us a list of safety features that writers can use. community is rallying around several east bay elementary schools that were vandalized on back-to-back weekends three schools in richmond were broken into along with the school in san pablo, richmond. you say they believe the culprits are teenagers officials from the west contra costa unified school district are trying to as how much money it will take to repair the schools and they're getting a little boost along the way. that's been touching to to get the outpouring of support that we've received from people in the community and businesses who have reached out and said they'd like to help. despite the damage to the four schools classes are still set to resume on time on august 16th. laney college in oakland is offering students a semester of free tuition the chronicle report students who apply for fafsa federal student aid or fill out the california dream

act application are eligible. the perks also include a free textbooks student health fees meals and rental chromebooks for the fall semester. this is just for domestic students international students are not eligible. shall say it's an effort to help students face one less challenge brought by the pandemic. an early morning grass fire breaks out on the east bay and update as firefighters are out keeping watch and you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. where as we thought what happened we are way down this morning. we'll keep looking at it and give you an update in just a couple of minutes and watch your toes the newest robot working at ground level. and the reason it's designers claim this will actually be a help and don't forget you can watch us for a whole extra hour now only on our streaming app abc 7 and 7 is live weekdays from 7 to 8 am you can i love that app for your phone tablet roku apple tv, amazon fire tv or android tv. hope you join us this morning. 6:39 am we're taking a look at

san jose live look showing you mostly sunny skies this morning air quality today and tomorrow good. the only thing i do want to mention that marsh fire that is still burning in eastern contra costa county still putting some smoke in the atmosphere. so areas like pittsburgh antioch brentwood discovery bay may smell it smoke once again, but overall we're doing just fine when it comes to our air quality for much of the region hour by hour we go future weather showing you were in the 60s and low 70s around the bay shore line by lunchtime 70s and 80s and our warmest spots in linen. today is a warmer day compared to yesterday a warming trend gets underway that will last through the upcoming weekend. so 68 in the city today with afternoon, sunshine 75 and brighton oakland 82 in san jose 83, san rafael up to 88 in santa rosa, which is much warmer than yesterday 91 in antioch about 92 in fairfield the flood advisory begins at 11 pm again for those king tides meaning minor coastal flooding is very likely in low-lying areas. so just take a look at the three day forecast that warming trend continues through saturday by

saturday our hottest spots approaching 100 degrees the back half of the weekend is much cooler. we'll show you that in about 10 minutes, but first, let's say hi to sue and see how we're doing traffic. good morning and happy thursday, and we've got to look at the bay bridge obviously metering lights were turned on at 5:50 this morning. that's the magic time and you are stacked at now beyond the first over crossing. fact if your commute takes you from hercules through the 80 corridor. through this back up all the way into san francisco you're looking at about the 38-35 minute drive at this point, so it's not too bad pop over to the east bay where the sun is shining and walnut creek. that's southbound 680 and you're at a good clip between walnut creek and the two. pardon me the 24 interchange beyond that southbound 680 in alamo. we've had a big rig off to the shoulder for most of the morning commute so far. however, traffic is getting by without much delay there. so, we'll keep an eye on that as we come back in just a little bit. otherwise, very slow extra slow this morning. it's typically slow. but now we've got an accident

off to the right hand shoulder west 580 at grant line slowing things even further coming right back with more news track traffic, excuse me and weather

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this morning a castro ranch road and pinole valley road an unincorporated contra costa county the resource reported around 3:30 am and said to burn

about 10 acres no structure seem to be threatened right now crews appear to be making some progress and suppressing those flames. glennis celebr ating progress on several projects from its better neighborhoods. sabers initiative that includes a 55 unit affordable housing project at 95th avenue and international boulevard, it's expected to be complete by the end of the year. there's also a community health clinic there. these are all the things that this project promised to do over several years and this is where we already are. and what i want to particularly celebrate like when in the bay area, do you ever hear the phrase construction ahead of schedule like never i mean, that's true. it's just right, very right other projects include planting 200 new fruit trees in east oakland and 14 people including 10 young people have been hired for a new bike repair program. now if your morning money report, we are keeping a close

eye on the markets this morning after yesterday's report showing prices rose last month at the highest rate since 1981 analysts. say the average american household spent nearly $500 more for basic expenses in june. there is a silver lining bay area rent prices have not fully rebounded to pre-pandemic levels according to the rental platform zumper rents in san francisco and oakland are still lower than before covid in san jose prices have started to creep up against tech workers return to the office. we have seen you know some increases in compensation to mitigate the impact of inflation, but not to the extent that inflation matching. kyle home from sequoia consultant group says to help many bay area employers are being flexible with work from home schedules which saves employees costs on child care gas and food. it is official bay area home

prices are going down new data from zillow and redfin shows housing markets here are cooling quicker than the rest of the country analysts blame record inflation, of course rising mortgage rates and falling stock prices. of course, that's along with the bay area already being one of the most expensive places to buy a home redfin says of its fastest cooling housing markets, san jose is first oakland is third san francisco is 10th. sacramento and stockton are also in the top 10. okay, let's get to the stock market now as you can see a pretty major sell-off this morning down about 560 points. men as ray-ban smartglasses are getting smarter ceo mark zuckerberg announced yesterday. whatsapp is is coming to the glasses. you'll be able to make hands-free calls and send text messages you can take photos and videos and listen to music it already had a similar voice activated text feature through facebook messenger zuckerberg said the software update will come soon, but didn't give a specific date. happening now fried chicken fans

are already in line ahead of today's grand opening for raising cane's in oakland. it's oakland's first one and it's also the first in the bay area and one customer says it's all in the sauce the sauce. i don't know. in it, but like what makes it so different is that you know, it's you could say it's like a ranch, but it's it's own thing. and i think that's what makes it so special about it. melanie says she got there at 11 pm last night. she says the first time she tried it was in vegas. now she can't wait to have raising cane's again raising. cane's is known for its famous crispy fried chicken tenders and spiced mayo sauce. the restaurant is on edgewater drive in oakland the first 100 dine-in customers to order a combo meal will get free swag and a gift card. you won't gonna try it. oh, i will definitely try it. i thought more excited for their fries because they're crinkle

cut. that's unusual. mm-hmm. very shake shack. oh, right. i was gonna say who else in the space is doing crinkle and it's only them i think yeah. i'm waiting for those seasoned fries. did you ever have checkers growing up? dine in or take out never dine in for me. and take it out. what's wrong with sitting and enjoying? nope, not a fan. well reggio get his disco balls. so they want you to sit. this is like the only restaurant that wants you right there. mad at like 2 am because they're open late. they are we don't have to imagine it we can do it. the disco ball there was like 3:30, didn't we say well again, what did you say chicken thingies? chicky thingies? chicky? no. no, why is that so funny that because it is well, they could do our king street camera here in the city this morning where we do have low clouds, but we're already seeing breaks in our fog this morning. so we're not nearly as cloudy as we were yesterday and that sunshine it will appear a lot

faster today a warming trend gets underway this afternoon and then it continues into the upcoming weekend saturday. we are hot if not sizzling inland saturday afternoon. we'll see those numbers in one second out there a little bit cooler this morning compared to this time yesterday a lot of 50s on the board a couple of 60s from hayward to antioch so high today, it's a warmer day and our microclimate starting in the south bay upper 70s to upper 80s from san jose to gilroy a lot of sunshine. we'll see sunny skies from redwood city to mountain view san mateo in the 70s even some sunshine along the coast today half moon bay at 64 downtown today. i'll hit 68 with increasing sunshine as the day goes on even some breaks. the cloud cover for sun for daily city the sunset the richmond as well and the low 60s 80s in the north bay 88, santa rosa 84, nevada 83 san rafael hit about 86 in napa the east bay, it's bright later today. we'll go into the 70s 75 in oakland 77 fremont 77 castro valley and then in them in the upper 80s to lower 90s with sunny skies and a bit of a breeze overnight tonight. we'll find that cloud cover

along the coast. thatchy patchy fog around the bay shore line temperatures generally in the 50. so here's the accuweather. day forecast what you'll find. is that warming trend gets underway here today that continues for the first half of the weekend saturday. it feels certainly like summer 80s and 90s for a lot of us that heat will moderate on sunday, but still early next week. we'll keep that wide range of temperatures with morning fog to afternoon sunshine. drew thank you, salt lake city, utah plagued by wildfires and extreme drought the great salt lake is facing historic lows and now there are fears of harmful air contaminants the lake supports an entire ecosystem and it boosts the local economy in big ways. as you can see here. it is diminishing boats have been mostly inoperable for the past year experts expect even more of a drop for the next six months and now there's fear of other impact. here i am now looking at the great salt lake drying up. the toxic metals toxic dust the fastest growing population in

the nation here in the state of utah salt lake city's the hub of that growth. at the bottom there are toxic minerals experts say including arsenic. once the water dries the lake bed containing these harmful particulates could be blown into the air by the wind. we're getting our first preview of steph curry's hosting chops in a new espys ad korey will take the stage as host next week. he also has a chance to win a few of these espys. men's athlete and best record-breaking performance. the warriors are also nominated as a team. basketball superstar stephen curry loves to shoot test cash. listen, oh, but wednesday, july 20th. he's taking his shot at something new. i got to stephen curry hosts the espys. no, i'm gonna knock it out the part. my bad you can see curry's big hosting debut on wednesday, july

20th at 5 pm that is right here on abc 7. new at six it's disability pride month u-s women's soccer player carson pickett made history this year as the first person with the limb difference to play for the national team pickett was born without a left hand and forearm, but that didn't stop her from taking up soccer, but she's played since she was five. she's made it her goal to be a role model and inspire future generations to pursue their dreams pickett talks with the crew on gma this morning. i think the biggest thing for me. my dad's always told me. let anyone turn your sky into a ceiling and so just to follow your dreams. there's there's no one out there who should ever tell you that your dreams are too big and continue to be yourself along the way and just enjoy the journey. i like that but women's world cup is next year in new zealand. the us is the defending champ. you can see her entire interview including her thoughts on playing in the world cup coming up at 7:00 on gma. new at six move over robot dogs

say hello to robots sn. researchers in japan have developed a slithering robot. it can climb stairs and navigate narrow spaces and even crawl over obstacles. the robot snake is over five feet long. it can be controlled with a game console. the goal is to help with natural disasters researchers say they want to improve the snake to deploy in situations where it's too dangerous for humans to go. so more proof that in fact robots are taking over the world. of course, we've seen robot dogs. which you know questionable how they're helping. snakes, i mean, it sounds like it could be good for people maybe. maybe see the way it moved over the wooden blocks there. i could see that helping it's the dog feet for me. it's just i'm never going to get over that dog. that dog seems evil. mm-hmm, but also how soon before

the snakes come in they spy on us. i mean, aren't they already? everything we're being watched. i was trying to update an app and it was like permission to use all your data. oh sure, and it was either cancel or approved when i click cancel it took me out the whole thing spent like guess i'm sharing all my data. wow, like i wasn't already. and that is your paranoia newscast. thanks for watching everybody. actually, we're not done yet the seven things you need to know today is next.

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us here the seven things to know this morning number one the soaring demand for the monkeypox vaccine continues around the bay area and there's simply just isn't enough to go around people are lining up and in some cases paying up to get a shot. number two, the fda has authorized nova vax's covid-19 vaccine for people. enough. this is the fourth vaccine authorized the cdc meets next week to discuss it before it can start going into arms number three. twitter is starting to come back online after a global outage this morning many people reported their timelines weren't updating starting around 5. am the outage lasted about 40 minutes number four president biden israel's new prime minister have just signed a joint declaration between the two allies it reaffirms military cooperation as well as a commitment to prevent iran from

nuclear weapon and number five. we're already starting to see sunshine break through that fog this morning. we'll have brighter skies much faster this morning into the afternoon. it is a warmer day. we'll go into the 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline 90s come back inland. and number six metering lights on at 5:52 this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's sluggish all the way across the span and here's a look at your drive time the 80 corridor from hercules all the way into the city. number seven a little yogurt initial for you this morning for this little girl in new jersey. mom says she instantly regretted giving her 2 year old daughter yogurt in the car. she smothered it all over her face and body and giggled when mom asked her why but i'm here for the the gentle pack the giggle. oh, it got me. the application is well done. she definitely didn't just come up with it. also when getting a facial right she probably saw her mom getting a facial and then just wanted to be like her. it's adorable.

just safe ingredients for the most part. yeah a facial that you can eat. absolutely. i mean, cus