stop the spread of monkeypox. sanford -- san francisco leaders holding a hearing today. kumasi: a high-speed chase on both sides of the bay. officers are still looking for the driver. >> what if i said something like that? if i was to make those types of statements as a black man? we don't typically get a margin forever. reggie: more controversy at the san francisco school board. why one supervisor is calling for a board member to stand down. kumasi: good morning everyone. reggie: we will get a start by checking in on the weather withdrew. drew: tomorrow it gets much cooler around here. we will find dense fog in spots this morning. santa rosa down to a mile and a half. to and a half in half moon bay. look at some of these 10 pitchers, from novato to santa rosa. we are in the mid and upper 40's this morning. mid 50's around the bay shoreline, so a live look

outside. showing you that fog out there. we do have some drizzle along the coast and it is a very july like morning. we will turn brighter as the morning goes on with temperature starting in the 50's and 60's. back into the 90's in our hottest spots this time. stuck in the 60's along the coast. a cooling sea breeze will knock temperatures down areawide. i'll talk about that coming up. jobina: is san francisco doing enough to stop the spread of monkeypox? city supervisors will consider that during a hearing today. ryan curry is live in the newsroom with more on this as they think they will make some extra changes. >> it is a frustrating topic for so many people right now.

the supervisor said the city is frustrated by what he says is a lack of response from washington but adds that some progress is being made in districting vaccines nationwide. now there will be a collective meeting to address this issue. the mayor sent a letter to the federal government requesting 35,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine. the city has received just over 7000. the vaccine clinic ran out of shots in four hours. they stopped taking dropping patients not long after they opened. san francisco is the epicenter of the monkeypox infections in california with 141 confirmed cases. the supervisor is demanding more action. >> they have set as a goal, completely unacceptable but moving in the right direction, 3.5 million doses by the middle of next year. that is not enough.

we have a public health need now. ryan: this meeting is scheduled to be around 10:00 this morning. it is the government audit and oversight committee doing this hearing. they are also asking for more collaboration with state leaders on this issue. vaccine supply has simply not met demand. many waited in line for hours hoping to get a shot, and many got turned away. it is leaving people frustrated with the response from leaders. jobina: thank you. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines in treatment. just head over to abc7news.com. reggie: top san francisco officials are calling for a school board member to resign after she made racially insensitive comments, in a candidate questionnaire as part of an endorsement process for the upcoming november election. tim johns has the details. tim: swift blast back.

receiving criticism after comments she made in a political group canada questionnaire form that many are calling racially insensitive. she writes in part, from my very limited exposure the past four months to the challenges of educating marginalized students, especially in the black and drunken unity, i see one of the biggest challenges as the lack of family support, unstable family environments caused by housing and food insecurity along with a lack of parental encouragement to focus on learning causes children to not be able to focus on or value learning. the president of the san francisco board of supervisors is calling on her to resign. >> i want people to understand that when you feel a certain way about certain types of communities, certain cultures, you should not be in a position to make decisions when you have

those types of biases. tim: following the outcry, she took to twitter to issue an apology. she wrote that after hearing feedback from the community, she revised her answer to reflect a deeper understanding of the challenges facing some students. she also said she was deeply sorry. but for some, her palate -- her apology is not enough. >> for her to make those statements and write those statements, it was well thought out and preplanned, something that illustrates the type of person that she is. reggie: san francisco's mayor also issued her own statement regarding her comments that reads in part, her words were wrong and hurtful. there is a difference between recognizing systemic inequality and perpetuating harmful stereotypes. it is important that she apologized and committed to working with members of the community to understand and learn. she needs to follow through on that. jobina: new developments on the peninsula were a plan to kill up to 100 canada geese is moving forward. foster city council members

approved the plan earlier this week. they say the geese population has drastically increased in the city in recent years and geese droppings have created a health risk to residents. it is so bad, a local lagoon had to be closed. humane tactics to get rid of the geese have not worked. >> they have helped clean up but they have not helped eliminate the problem. the geese just come again and leave their droppings. we have to tiptoe around them. jobina: opponents of the plan say there are other options like changing the landscaping around the city, but the city says killing the geese is the best option. the next step is to get a permanent from u.s. fish and wildlife. reggie: police are looking for the driver who led officers on a chase that stretched across both sides of the bay. this started in san mateo before 6:00 last night. it looked like it would end after the car crossed into

hayward but then the driver took off again. officers backed off of their pursuit as the car sped into oakland. the driver was never caught. authorities have not said what led to the pursuit. the bart plaza has been closed to the public in an attempt to deter illegal vendors and drug use. a san francisco supervisor posted this photo of a fence going up yesterday afternoon. she told the chronicle issues at the plaza have become a danger for the entire neighborhood. the city is working on a permitting process that should start in about a month. after that, the city will work to reopen the plaza to the public. jobina: an air quality advisory has been extended for parts of contra costa county. smoke from the marsh fire is affecting oakley and pittsburgh. the fire has been burning underground since may 28.

millions of gallons of water have been pumped from the delta to try and put it out. drew: we are taking a live look here at kgo, showing you some foggy conditions. july foggy this morning with coastal drizzled. -- coastal drizzles. . for the most part, most of us are good to go. that will continue tomorrow as well. take a look at live doppler 7. we showed you this picture yesterday. very little has changed. the pattern is very similar to the past couple of days. high-pressure spending in the four corners. you can see it rotating clockwise with low pressure off of the coastline. tomorrow, this love is going to

win out. hour-by-hour, i-4 clock, you can see that wide range again, 50's and 60's close to the coast and then back into the 90's in our hottest spots. another day of those summer spread temperatures. 83 in san jose, 96 in fairfield. warm if not hot in the north bay. 98 in ukiah. sue: good morning. we will go to the golden gate bridge, socked in with the barrier works. only one lane in the southbound direction. very thick fog. you will need windshield wipers anywhere along the coast. across the bridge and through the robin williams tunnel, it is foggy but no big delays. we will show you the east shore

freeway with a solid stream of headlights moving west bound. you may have heard yesterday eastbound there was a rig that went under the freeway at gilman and hit the overpass. it did not affect the freeway itself thankfully, but the right lane at gilman leaving the bay area, the eastbound direction that was shut down until further notice. reggie: fundraising for a first of its kind service center. homeless advocates in the south bay need your help. jobina: bay area artists who have been tapped to play characters in the upcoming beauty and the beast special. reggie: a live look outside.

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reggie: new developments in the weekend shooting of a mountain view police officer. the suspect has been charged with attempt at also facing weapons and hit-and-run charges. investigators say he left the scene of a crash shortly before the shooting. the officer is now recovering. jobina: there has been an arrest

in the deadly shooting at a livermore bowling alley. 27-year-old roger garcia was taken into custody yesterday. he was wanted in the shooting death of antonio vargas. two others were also shot and injured during the incident. they are expected to be ok. police think garcia was arrested at home early yesterday morning. reggie: a break in the case of an uber driver murdered in oakland. police are searching for the suspects but they say they found the car the suspects were in, in san francisco monday. surveillance video captured two men in hoodies approaching the man as he was sitting in his car. seconds later, he was shot and killed. police believe robbery was the motive. jobina: in the south bay, a grassroots effort to build a better bay area by establishing a new service center for un-housed people. a newly formed community

coalition has its eyes on a property. they are looking for your help to raise money. amanda has the details. amanda: grilling with a goal in mind, fundraising to bring to fruition the lighthouse coalition neighborhood service center. pastor ralph with lighthouse ministries says the pandemic plus inflation have pushed more san jose residents to seek help. >> we've opened our eyes to a lot more issues happening in the neighborhood. amanda: issues that he says requires more resources than their distribution center can offer. a coalition of homeless advocates, small business owners, community leaders and more, a group with a vision to bring online a first of its own comprehensive -- first of its kind comprehensive service clinic. >> last year, about 20% of the 250 people that died on the streets had diabetes listed as a

first or secondary cause of death. amanda: the coalition designed this property on north 15th street. the former site of an adult day program. >> wey aust 1toet thisuilding. ven though it is $500,000, i don't feel like we are far from it. amanda: a ready to go property coalition members say will provide space for wraparound services, including dental health, legal advice, case managers and more. >> are people on the streets to get services, you have to go to places that are fiery -- that are very far apart. it can day all -- it can take all day just to accomplish two things. amanda: a special use permit is required to continue providing free groceries to the community. >> the moment you want to start doing something good, there is so much red tape. amanda: he is hopeful the coalition and community will

come through for the unhoused population, a group that grew by 11% since 2019 according to the most recent count. >> people always say we can't build this thing because then the homeless will come here. the homeless are here. jobina: donations to help fund the center can also be made online. we have that information on our website, abc7news.com. reggie: dangerous heat continues to grip millions of people around the world. in europe, dozens of records have been broken for all time high temperatures this week and deadly wildfires are continuing to tear across france, portugal, spain, greece. wildfires are also tearing through texas. a state of emergency goes into effect today in philadelphia. in new york city, they are facing the longest heatwave they have seen in nine years. just north of the city, one hospital seeking 40% more heat related er patients. >> we see both emergencies but

also significant heat can exacerbate anything. patients are more likely to have heart attacks or stroke. reggie: president biden is taking executive action to address rising temperatures, including 2.3 billion dollars for infrastructure and funding to help families improve air-conditioning in their homes. climate change activists say it falls short of what is needed. people in england are trying to have some fun despite all of this heat. this man moved his desk to a pool. he calls it pool desk deluxe. england has dealt with 100 degree temperatures this week, especially difficult because most places including hospitals don't have ac. jobina: -- is set to play belle in the abc beauty and the beast special. the world will see a black and filipino belle. the special airs on december 15

and will include live performances and brand-new sets and costumes. it'll be executive produced by another bay area native, who was born in palo alto. reggie: i see what is happening. she is going to become that chameleon performer. jobina: what do you mean? reggie: meaning she could be anything. it is hard to picture because we just know her as a singer. she has a really specific image. now that she has been cast in beauty and the beast and the color purple, two extremely different roles. jobina: she is just going to look different when she plays belle. reggie: she is going to full long get into this character. you're going to be like that's her? i'm excited. jobina: so we are thinking the tammy faye thing where you have

done so much makeup, you still don't know what she looks like. drew: so much is going to be on it. reggie: a chameleon. jobina: i like it. it is smart to not get bombarded in the street because nobody knows what she really looks like. drew: that is what i would do if i was famous. reggie: i like this for her. jobina: me too. drew: live look, we are cloudy this morning. overcast again and we are in store for another hot day inland again. areas of dense fog this morning, especially in the north bay, we have visibility at less than a couple miles. it is hot inland today. the coast is nice and cool and then we are widespread tomorrow -- widespread cooler tomorrow. you felt the wind yesterday,

especially across the city. we will have that onshore flow gusting at times. highs in the microclimate starting in the south bay, it is warm. 78 in cupertino, 91 for morgan hill. 78 in palo alto, 60 in pacifica. downtown today, it is breezy. into the north bay, mainly 80's and 90's. 97 in lakeport. in the east bay, more 70's and sunshine. fremont up to 78. inland for one more day, we are in the 90's. 91 in livermore. overnight tonight, coastal drizzle and fog. numbers dropping into the 50's. we will show you that we have morning fog today. there is a cooling sea breeze.

some minor warming on saturday. you can see morning fog and afternoon sunshine. looking pretty nice if not warm. back into the 90's by sunday and monday. jobina: coming up, seven things to know this morning. reggie: -- how it aims to help connect the community to local businesses. jobina: a live look outside. looking pretty dark. i had no idea how much i wamy case was worth. c

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and emergency contraceptives. reggie: the next hearing on the january 6 insurrection is tonight. the hearing will focus on what president trump was doing in the white house as the violence unfolded. live coverage starts at 5:00 p.m.. drew: we are expecting that summer spread to continue for another day. 60's close to the coast with 70's and 80's along the bay shoreline. sue: number six, we are following your thursday morning commute. so far so good. some fog out there that drew has been telling us about but no issues at the bay bridge. jobina: officials in foster city have voted to move forward with a controversial plan to kill nearly 100 canada geese. it say the birds are creating unhealthy conditions throughout the city. reggie: a mother who turned her son in to police after she suspected he was planning a mass shooting is talking about why she did it.

>> in this morning's gma first look, an exclusive interview with a mother who made the difficult decision to report her own son to the police. nicole schubert says she found his journal detailing plans of a horrific killing spree that was to begin at home. >> what is it like for you to read something like that? >> devastating. that is my child. i gave birth to him. it hurts a lot. it still hurts. >> she called police just hours later. >> your first instinct is apparent this to protect your child -- as a parent is to protect your child. but at that point i felt like if he is actually going to do these things, he would be safer in jail. >> coming up at 7:00, her message for other parents. jobina: for the first time ever,

31 athletes from around the world participated in a highline world championship. the capitation was held in switzerland at an incredible 7388 foot -- feet above sea level. contestants danced and ran on top of lines stretching across. there was even a creative freestyle event, and another for a speed contest on two parallel lines. louise from france came in first place for women's freestyle alongside american davis for the men's. reggie: ok. if you are hungry for community connection and just hungry, you are in luck. dying downtown returns to san jose today until the end of the month. the annual program highlights local committee businesses by featuring really good deals on meals. more than 20 restaurants, cafes

and lounges are participating. you can get a full -- a three course fixed-price meal. jobina: this could be the cheesiest thing around. velveeta has come up with a new food gimmick. it is a cocktail. basically a velveeta martini. the drink is garnished with a cheese dip, cheese stuffed olives and cheese he processed -- cheesy pasta shells. you can order it for $50 online. last month velveeta unveiled and knelt polished that smells like cheese and now this. the nail polish is like whatever. reggie: i don't think i've ever had velveeta. jobina: i have. drew, you said it is good but

you know your mac & cheese history. reggie: are you well? drew: every day of my life. i'm thriving. jobina: help him, somebody. reggie: a big day for athletes across the country. jobina: touring the town. we meet the new police town -- the new police captain

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our weather with drew tuma. drew: looking at visibility because we have some issues out there, especially in the north bay. thick fog out there, santa rosa down to a mile and a half. you will encounter some pockets of fog and coastal drizzle and fog along the coast. elsewhere we are doing much better. we are also chilly out there. santa rosa in the fog this morning -- in the 40's this morning. 59 currently in san jose. here is 101. overcast skies from this vantage point. cloud cover slowly pulling back to the coast as the morning goes on and this afternoon we expect a wide range of temperatures, back into the 90's with 70's and 80's along the bay shoreline.

reggie: santa clara county will be discussing its response to monkeypox today. two meetings planned to address the community needs. one of those is with lgbtq committee leaders. ryan curry is in the newsroom. ryan: two meetings designed to answer questions and figure out how to respond better to the demand for the monkeypox vaccine. the first is a zoom town hall from 4:00 to 5:00 and the second is in person at the lgbtq committee center in san jose. santa clara county hosted their first monkeypox mask -- monkeypox vaccination clinic yesterday. there are specific criteria for those eligible to receive the shot, including physical contact with somebody confirmed to have monkeypox. the committee wants to know where and when they can get vaccinated. >> a friend of mine had a case

of monkeypox and he was kind enough to share about his experience on facebook and shared a link to the county vaccination arm. ryan: recently, santa clara county received over 800 doses of vaccines. the health department also says the goal tonight is not just about vaccines. they are also going over ways to raise awareness and limit spread of the virus. the first meeting on zoom starting at 4:00 and then that in person meeting starting at 6:00. reggie: we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, including vaccines and treatment. just had to our website. jobina: oaklands a api community has been hit hard by the pandemic in increasing hate crimes against asian americans. now the city police department is working to build a better relationship with the community. that is why chinatown's new captain took to the street yesterday. captain burke met with committee members to talk about the challenges they face and how to

improve the community. during their tour, they came up with ideas like holding educational seminars for business owners. business owners say efforts like in unity volunteers and surveillance cameras have been good for business. >> i want visitors to see our chinatown is safe. jobina: oakland's city council president says she is aware of concerns of over policing and mistrust of law enforcementollae approach to public safety. she says good partnerships can help keep police accountable. reggie: disturbing and dangerous. those words were used to describe flyers now posted about -- the racist derogatory flyers accuse him of crimes against children among other things. he shared pictures calling them ridiculous smears from the fringes of the right wing. he says they were posted over

the weekend on businesses on sunset, a part of where he represents. he is running for reelection in november. jobina: tonight the committee investigating the january 6 insurrection will hold another hearing that is expected to detail minute by minute what donald trump did the day of the insurrection. em nyugne -- reports outtakes of the video he made the day of the riot could be released. em: increased scrutiny. the 187 minutes the panel said then president donald trump refused to call off a violent attack by his mob of supporters on the u.s. capitol. >> the american public need to know what was happening. em: the next day, trump released a three room -- three-minute prerecorded message condemning the attack. >> a new administration will be inaugurated. em: behind the scenes, a different story. abc news learning the committee is expected to show some of the outtakes they obtained from that

prerecorded message showing a president struggling to say the election was over and to condemn rioters according to sources. >> we have just been through an intense election and emotions are high, but now tempers must be cooled and calm restored. em: the president only taped the message under immense pressure from aides advising him to do so to end any discussions about the 25th amendment, which is used to replace a president. tonight's hearing also comes as the secret service says it was only able to recover a single text exchange from january 5 and sixth app of the agency. any other messages the secret service says were deleted during a device upgrade. >> the six committee chairman sent a letter saying preserve everything. em: officials say this could be a violation of the federal records act. the committee also excited to hear from trump's former white house counsel and to call two former aides to testify.

deputy press secretary debbie matthews and dash both resigned after january 6. former president trump has called the committee investigation rigged and one-sided. the panel says it plans to have an interim report out by september. jobina: tonight's hearing is scheduled to begin at 5:00. you can watch it live here on abc 7 and wherever you stream. reggie: today the house of representatives is set to vote on a bill that would protect the use of contraceptives. house speaker nancy pelosi joined efforts -- supreme court justice clarence john -- clarence thomas indicated the court should review the right to contraception last month. the bill would establish a federal statutory right for individuals to access and use contraceptives birth control pills, iuds and emergency contraception. >> these extremists are working to take away the rights of women, to take away our right to

decide when to have children, to take away our right to control our own lives and our own bodies, and we will not let this happen. reggie: speaker pelosi says limiting access to contraceptives could have a terrible impact on families across the board. jobina: mark zuckerberg, and the outgoing coo will testify in a lawsuit claiming facebook illegally shared user data. this is part of the cambridge analytic a scandal. facebook faced a huge controversy after it was revealed that data collected by cambridge in a liquor was used to target voters with hyper specific ads before the 2016 election. users say the information was shared without their permission. facebook says it disclosed the practice in user agreements. the company could be on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars if they lose. a metta spokesperson declined to comment. reggie: two texas men were indicted yesterday in connection with the deaths of 53 migrants

found in a tractor-trailer in san antonio. officials called it the deadliest smuggling case in u.s. history. the migrants from u.s. -- from central america were found abandoned in the sweltering heat last month. the investigation uncovered related phone interactions between the suspects. the truck driver ditched them all near interstate 35 in an attempt to flee. if convicted, they could face life in prison or even the death penalty. jobina: new developments in the killing of professional cyclist mariah wilson. kayla armstrong pleaded not guilty. armstrong is accused of killing wilson after she had dinner with a man whom they both recently had a romantic relationship with . lawyers for armstrong accused austin police of mishandling the investigation. >> there is a lot more to this story. we will file motions challenging this investigation and challenging the conduct of the austin police department.

jobina: the defense attorney would not elaborate on his comments. the judge granted armstrong a speedy trial, scheduled to start in late october. back-to-school shopping as you had to the stores for supplies. the worry about inflation is high. what experts suggest you do. reggie: using slime to relieve stress. the space thatrst a econheth. i could get into this. drew: if you are a kid in the 90's, you wanted to get slimed every day. you went didn't you? jobina: i did. drew: i always wanted to go. reggie: wasn't your sister on the show? jobina: slime time live. reggie: the jealousy. drew: was it gak? that was the thing you could buy. jobina: it came in a plastic thing. reggie: we had smell my gak. it was scented, like some block.

there was one that was scented like pepperoni pizza, which was barf. drew: i had the pepper -- i had the some block one. -- sunblock one. beginning to see some hints of sunrise. we are sandwiched in between these two features with low four, wartomorrow, this trough g to win out and that means cooler weather comes our way to finish out the week on friday. we are in the 50's and 60's, close to the coast with 70's and 80's away from the coast. it is almost a carbon copy compared to yesterday. 96 in fairfield, 91 in livermore , 74 in san mateo. 83 in san jose with a lot of sunshine. 65 in the city with afternoon

sunshine. it is breezy if not windy later today. 97 in -- morning fog and then that cooling sea breeze hits us tomorrow with upper 80's in our warmest spots and we will go into the -- and then we will have a minor rebound on saturday, but we will warm up with a more on sunday. we will show you that we can forecast coming up but let's see how traffic is doing. sue: good morning. westbound on the east shore freeway is looking good through berkeley. it is busy but min eastbound we have a alert in place under the freeway where a reg hit the overpass. they've got that right lane conee off -- coned off. to sandra fell, it is looking good as you can see. a bit of a fog layer that is not

affecting visibility on the road. that is socked in with windshield wiper wheteather. looking at a 45 to 50 minute drive from tracy. we will be right back.

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spending hundreds of dollars on clothes and school supplies. have a good understanding of what the needs are going to be for that semester or for that year, and take it slowly. reggie: another tip. turn school supply shopping into a lesson in budgeting. give your kids a set amount to spend and then help them budget to get what they need. jobina: steph curry was smooth as ever raising -- hosting the sp's. >> welcome back to the draymond green show. what's going on over there? >> i'm live from l.a. along with seven professional teams and the clippers. i've been kicked out of bigger situations than this. jobina: not the clippers. reggie: that was a good burn. jobina: he has another tom brady

joke. like he spent two weeks at home. the only person he knows who spends two weeks at home and doesn't want to spend time with the supermodel. reggie: can i ask about the seating? don't put tall people in small couches. jobina: the knees. reggie: you become all knees. jobina: i feel like this is reminiscent of the -- seating, how they have those couches? reggie: those people are short though. jobina: always. >> i just came up here to promote my podcast with my man evan turner. >> shout out to how -- shout out to our whole organization. wherever you are at, congratulations on being the champ. it is a special accomplishment to be back on top. hopefully we can get it done again next year. jobina: that is the warriors talking because they won best

team of the year. also klay thompson won n an espy for comeback player of the year. reggie: he is killing this look. jobina: looking good. >> it is an incredible honor. i would not be here without the warriors organization. who pays a guy after tearing his acl? that is unheard of but they had faith in me. jobina: are you calling us broke? is that what that was? congratulations. two other bay area athletes also won during last nights show. -- from san francisco won for best breakthrough athlete and best athlete in women's action sports. -- won best olympian and the women's sports category. reggie: congrats to all of them. it is raining slime in new york city.

[cheering] reggie: i'm here for this. jobina: i feel like the nickelodeon execs are upset. reggie: the institute is a sensory playground that is all about slime. one of the creators says she came up with the idea after going through a tough time and she found that slime helped heal the grief she was going through. she says slime taps into all of the senses and releases endorphins that make the brain feel good. she considers it a place of squishy joy. she says even more than fun, slime is said to provide stress relief. did you notice the signs? no running. no throwing slime. drew: i feel like it is hard to throw slime.

jobina: it depends on the consistency. reggie: i always feel like museums like that should just assume that it is going to be thrown. jobina: just lean into it? reggie: assume and make it safe to run. is this a sly museum or not? drew: it's to avoid in hr nightmare -- avoid an hr nightmare. jobina: wasn't it doubled their 2000 when they did this stuff and had to revamp it because people were getting hurt. it was fun until people are getting -- people started getting whacked a little too hard. reggie: i watched the late 1980's -- when they give you a helmet and said that's all you.

drew: good luck. reggie: they gave you kneepads, a helmet and goggles and then they said no matter what happens happens. drew: you want to jump into this big pile of slime? here is a tv. reggie: do you remember the sunday slide? drew: and then the one where you have to pick the nose and they always had trouble. reggie: they always had trouble. grab the flag, pass it to your partner and you win this. jobina: this is before my time. i recall seeing this. drew: do your memory the first contestant on doubleday or, they try to doubt and got hurt? reggie: that it was -- that was part of it. jobina: he fell on his head. the kid was so happy. drew: and they gave him a tv and the dad was like, we will take it. reggie: a 22 inch tv.

drew: do you remember what would you do? the pie coaster? look that up, it was a good one. a lot of fog out there. it turns breezy later today. a wide range of temperatures today. starting in the south bay, we go up to the 80's in low 90's. 70's and 80's along the peninsula. cooler on the coast. downtown today, 65 with afternoon sunshine. 80's and 90's in the north bay 60's along the coast. 70's in the east bay with warm sunshine. upper 80's to mid 90's inland. a hot one today but cooler weather does arrive tomorrow. overnight we will have coastal drizzle with temperatures dropping into the 50's. that summer spread today, nice cooling sea breeze tomorrow.

weekend with morning fog and afternoon sunshine and we will keep those temperatures pretty steady early next week. reggie: i bought reebok shoes because they were the official sponsor of doubled there and the kids on the show wore them and that is when i knew i would be influenced by advertising. jobina: i love this. reggie: i begged my mom. jobina: i hope your mom has a picture somewhere. reggie: new at 6:00. for the first time in three years, comic-con returns to san diego. jobina: creating a buzz. meet the young boy

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tackling racism head on, out with a new antiracist activity book, called do the work. he talked about it on our show. >> at some point i realized that i'm saying the same things over and over again stuff i need to figure out new things to say because those have not solved the problem. it should be in antiracist activity book for adults. we go to the dentist, every parent picks up highlights magazine. this is highlights magazine about racism. reggie: he kicked off his do the work book tour in san francisco and he has two more bay area appearances in oakland and the last one will also be in oakland on saturday. jobina: a young beekeeper is creating quite a buzz at just five years old. this video shows him showing off his beekeeping skills by smoking bees in order to calm them down. he then points out the queen of the colony nestled in a swarm of bees.

dad says he first tried beekeeping at age four. he says his son has left bees his -- loved bees his whole life. we need that. reggie: we need it because i don't want to do it. jobina: thank you. reggie: thank you. jobina: new at 6:00, for the first time in two years, tesla did not report a profit, but it wasn't all bad news for the electric car maker. reggie: also another controversy for the san francisco school board. why city officials are calling for one of the board members to re

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, stopping the spread of monkeypox. san francisco leaders holding a hearing to talk about the disease. reggie: a high-speed chase on both sides of the bay and officers are still looking for this driver. >> what if i said something like that? what if i was to make those type of statements as a black man? kumasi: more controversy with the san francisco school board. why one supervisor is calling for a board member to step down. reggie: welcome to july 21. we start with meteorologist drew tuma. drew: