the integrity -- reggie: 187 minutes of inaction. the committee taking us inside the white house on that day. kumasi: police connected a 76-year-old man decades after a crime. reggie: the drawing for one of the top prizes in lottery history is tonight. we have some so-called lucky retailers in the area. kumasi: good morning, everybody. happy friday. it is july 22. drew: we are seeing cooler weather later today. we have issues with fog today. no dense fog in most spots. santa rosa down to seven miles. santa rosa, 45, 46 in nevada.

antioch, low 60's. we have some warmth through the delta. here is the exploratorium camera, showing you fog. another very july-like afternoon. the morning will feature cloud cover. but cloud cover pulls back to the coast faster compared to yesterday. mainly in the 50's around the bay shoreline. take that layer with you this morning. the typical july temperature spread hits us later today. a lot of 70's around the shoreline. we will take a closer look at the afternoon highs, coming up. reggie: new video and images revealed by the january 6 committee during last night's primetime hearing. the committee focused on the 187 minutes when former president trump failed to take any action

to stop the mob from attacking the u.s. capitol. jobina: we are looking at never before seen video of former president trump the day after the riot. the committee played out takes from a speech he recorded. >> my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote. if you broke the law -- i cannot say that. this election is over. congress has certified the results. i do not want to say the election is over. jobina: i ivanka trump was heard coaching her father in the background. trump tweeted, calling mike pence a coward to helping to certified joe biden's win. a former white house aide testified that tweet from trump was like pouring gasoline on the fire. >> it was essentially him giving the green light to these people,

telling them what they were doing at the steps of the capitol was ok, they were justified in their anger. jobina: as the mob came within feet of the vice president's office, radio traffic revealed just how -- worried secret service was about this. some feared for their lives and asked for goodbye messages to be sent to their families. former president trump has released a statement, calling his former aide a large -- a liar and criticized mike pence. kumasi: closing arguments in the trial for steve bannon are set to begin today. his attorneys chose not to present their case to the jury. the prosecution rested its case on wednesday after two witnesses testified.

leaving court yesterday, steve bannon said he is not afraid to testify. >> every single time, more than anyone else in the trump administration and quite frankly, steve bannon testified. kumasi: he served as former president trump's chief strategist before leaving the white house in august 2017. he was subpoenaed by the august 6 -- he was subpoenaed by the january 6 committee. reggie: as the political divide in this country becomes more apparent, a new uc davis study brings everyday fears into perspective. more than 50% of americans surveyed believe in the next several years, there will be a civil war in the united states. the lead author of the report spoke to us. >> it is very clear there are people who feel they are being

left behind as our society changes. frankly, at both ends of the political spectrum. reggie: a town hall meeting held by a congressman highlighted the divide in our country. there was some tense moments when one woman refused to give up the microphone. most people we spoke with said they were most concerned about public safety and gun-control. kumasi: a 76er old man is now under arrest, linked by dna to violent crimes going back more than four decades. police say it was a crime from last year that get them the break they needed. >> fairfield resident samantha is still shaken. for several hours on tuesday, her neighborhood was thrown into chaos after police surrounded the house of one of her neighbors. >> they swarmed. there were trucks, sheriff's,

they were in full suits it was very scary. >> they were there for this man, 76-year-old james gary. he was arrested for homicide. >> it is a family household and i have a lot of children and they frequently play in the neighborhood and wave at this man. >> it is not just the arrest that bothers her but the extent of what he is alleged to have done. thanks to dna evidence and modern technology, several law enforcement agencies have been able to link him to unsolved murders going back more than 40 years. >> forensic analysis, dna analysis were all premature at that time. they were in their infancy. >> the first murder was that of a union city murder of a woman in her home in 1980. gary is accused of a sex crime in solano county in 2021.

>> who was this man in 1980 and who has he been since? 16 years between two homicides, are there other victims? >> police say a key focus has to be on the loved ones of the victims, hoping that for some, all these years later's, they might finally be able to get some peace. >> i believe there is a sense of relief and justice for those folks. reggie: in the east bay, the family of a woman is asking for more help to find clues about her disappearance. police believe her ex-boyfriend killed her in january what her body has never been found. her family said they found new evidence where her phone screen protector had been discovered in a previous search. they are for volunteers to register through the help bring

alexis home facebook page. kumasi: oakland police are looking for a man accused of trying to kidnap a two-year-old at a bus stop. these are surveillance photos from the transit platform at high street and international boulevard on tuesday. the man threatened them and try to take the toddler, assaulted the child's mom. a good samaritan intervened and the man ran away. reggie: a fire burning has spread into santa clara county. the fire has burned 120 acres and is 25% contained. there are reports that one home and a garage have been destroyed but no injuries have been ordered. kumasi: tonight is another big drawing for the mega millions jackpot. the prize is now $660 million. nobody won earlier this week so the jackpot went up a lot. ryan: good morning.

someone's life might be changed for the better tonight if they walk away with that extremely high amount of money. you can see just over my shoulder, $660 million, the ninth largest prize in history, third-highest for the mega millions. will beget a winner tonight and will that winter be here in the bay area? we know the odds, so it is almost impossible to predict who the winner would be. the jackpot has not been won sinc eighte -- since april 15. megamillion said there has been 27 consecutive drawings with no winner. this jackpot started at $20 million. now it is all the way up to this. it is the highest mega millions since we saw 1.5 billion in

2018. this is lower than that amount we saw a few years ago but we are talking about a lot of money. a lot of money that will certainly change someone's life. will the winner be here tonight? i know i have my ticket ready and i know a lot of other people have their tickets ready. if you do not have a ticket ready, you should probably go get one. if you can get that money, lucky you. live in fremont, ryan curry, abc 7 news. drew: buy me a ticket, ryan. ryan: we will see. i will not tell you what my numbers are. i will keep them to myself and pray that i win. drew: that is fair enough. here is a look outside at the rooftop camera on kgo. it will turn breezy if not windy over the city. air quality today, tomorrow and

even sunday and next week, air quality is good to go. live doppler 7, this high-pressure that has been acting like a heat pump for some cities, it is getting pushed out. low pressure to our north is moving in. it will bring slight relief. future weather showing pretty chilly by 11:00 a.m. 50's and 60's around the bay shoreline. into the afternoon, i think most spots are warmest in the 80's, a few 90's on the board but not as widespread. we will hit 87 in concorde, 80 in san jose. 64 in the city with afternoon sunshine. it turns a very gusty later in the city. 84 in santa rosa. 75 in santa cruz. 78 in vallejo. we will preview the weekend forecast in about eight minutes.

jobina: good morning, everyone. we will start with our commuter alert. a tenement delay between pleasant hill and lafayette station on the antioch line in thesfo direction. a crash we are following right now in oh -- right now in oakland is involving two vehicles. there is one lane blocked on 24 at telegraph avenue. the san mateo bridge, nice and clear. same thing in emeryville. it is getting busy for the westbound commuters. a heads up if you are driving through solano county this weekend. interstate 80 will be closed at -- the i-80 connector to southbound 680 because of an interchange construction project. it is through 10:00 tonight through 5:00 monday morning. reggie: lyft layoffs.

kumasi: a teacher shortage. bay area school districts. reggie: the oakland zoo needs your help with a possible ballot measure. kumasi:

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reggie: a former ufc champion is appealing a judge's ruling to keep them in jail while he awaits trial for attempted murder he. his lawyers argue he was unconstitutionally denied bail by a judge. he is charged for shooting at a man who was charged with molesting his young son. in court documents, the judge ruled releasing him would pose a risk to the victims and the public. kumasi: layoffs are hitting lyft. lyft rentals was a rental car service you could book through the app. lyft said it will be focused on

order ships with rental car companies. reggie: you might be ready for your kids to go back to school but some school districts are not. mount diablo unified has 50 teaching slots to fill. they are offering signing bonuses up to $10,000. we spoke to a teacher at a job fair who was hired on the spot. >> i resigned because of moving. it would be a distance to travel. after a week of resigning, i had to come back. i love mount diablo. i will drive. it is worth it. reggie: another district is looking to fill 75 positions. kumasi: oakland zoo is hoping to raise millions of dollars to support operations. the zoo is in bad financial situations because of the pandemic. they are putting a property tax measure on the ballot. it would cost homeowners

year but would raise $12 million for the zoo. low income houses and seniors would be exempt. reggie: seeing nature on a hike could be a wonderful thing until a bear decides it wanted to join you. that happened to a man in washington. >> i ran into this bear on the trail. just walking slowly backward. he is calm,, i am calm -- for the most part. how are you doing? reggie: how do these people still record? would you be recording? >> for insurance purposes. >> i would. reggie: this happens, you get your phone out, you swipe it, you put your code in, all that happens while the bear is walking toward you?

drew: i would be googling what to do. [laughter] drew: it depends if it is a brown bear or a black bear. >> you might as well record. reggie: this happened at mount ray near. it is a black bear. he walked backward for three minutes and the bear said i have something else to do. kumasi: i would record. reggie: i do not think i would be able to do all of that. drew: no. kumasi: i have seen you out recording stuff and living your life. you could do it. reggie: i am not being potentially attacked by a bear. drew: the potential is not there yet. [laughter] reggie: she also had her camera out. kumasi: she sold that video and probably got paid. drew: monetize your almost

death. [laughter] drew: listen, there is a way to make money. let's find out. [laughter] drew: let's make some money talking about the weather. a live look outside from the exploratorium camera. the marine layer is not as thick as it was yesterday. we will find areas of patchy drizzle along the coast. we will file cool down inland. minor ups and downs for the next seven days. no intense heat coming our way. you want to take to have your jacket with you this morning. mid-5'around the bay shoreline. take a light layer with you. highs starting in the south bay, 80 in san jose, 87 in morgan hill. upper 50's to low 60's along the

coast. only 61 downtown. a chilly day. 58 in daly city. for the most part, a lot of 70's and 80's on the board. 60's along the coast. 70's and the east bay. 75 in fremont. inland, you will feel some heat relief. 84 in walnut creek. 92 in antioch. expecting drizzle on the coastline. here is the seven-day forecast. the weekend looking nice. our typical summer spread. we will ebb and flow through the next seven days. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: a pop-up restaurant dedicated to the golden girls. kumasi: a live

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mindset when he stormed -- when his supporters stormed the capitol. he was struggling to say the election was over. reggie: number two, president biden is isolating at the white house after being diagnosed with covid. kumasi: number three, a monkeypox vaccine clinic at san francisco general reopens at in :00 a.m. -- 8:00 a.m. reggie: number four, a park partially reopens. it has been closed since a fire. drew: number five, it is an excellent weekend out there. 60's and 70's today around the bay shoreline. 90's and the hottest spots. a typical spread with morning fog and afternoon sunshine. jobina: number six, a major crash in oakland. we just heard from a colleague

who drove through the area on westbound 24. traffic down to five miles per hour. this will impact people traveling westbound. kumasi: number seven, mega millions is hitting a new high. $660 million up for grabs. the third largest jackpot in the game's history. reggie: a pizza delivery man in indiana has been reunited with the children he helped save from a burning home. >> in this morning's gma first look, we are talking to the hero behind the amazing rescue caught on tape. >> a 22-year-old male possibly inside. >> the whole situation scared me. >> 25-year-old pizza maker nick jumping into action after seeing a house engulfed in flames. >> i hightailed my butt into the house. i went downstairs, found her in

the smoke. continued upstairs. i went to jump out the window. >> he is seen falling to the ground after handing off a six-year-old to a police officer. but because of the fire is currently under investigation. the family losing almost everything. coming up at 7:00, what the parents want to tell him. kumasi: this year's kennedy center honorees have been announced. a composer, george clooney, amy grant and gladys knight. the honors argument to artists across different fields. the gala is set for december 4. reggie: a golden girls pop-up.

guests go into a replica of the iconic 1980's kitchen. it includes the bacon, lettuce, tomato sandwich, lasagna, soup and salad and more. the pop-up is open until at least october. i love that show but i do not know the food. kumasi: i do not know, either. reggie: that is not mean anything to me. a facelift for facebook. why it is doing a major overhaul of the site. kumasi: monarch butterflies around the endangered species list. here is a live look outside.

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criticizing the response to monkeypox. a supervisor calling out the federal government for its handling of increased infections. kumasi: after being closed for two years because of a fire, a state park partially reopens today. reggie: a huge jackpot up for grabs. the mega millions prize stands at $660 million. could you be the winner? no. kumasi: we will speak positivity this morning. we are wealthy and we are winners. reggie: as drew said, we are blessed and what? drew: highly favored. reggie: i have an attitude about the lottery. drew: i said would you be mad if you did not win and we did? reggie: i would be so happy for you. kumasi: he knows we would share with him. [laughter] drew: i will share experiences.

[laughter] reggie: i am here for it. i will show up. drew: we have some fog in the north bay. it is not as thick as it was yesterday. temperature-wise, it is cool in some spots. 40's in marin and sonoma county. a heavier jacket needed. 50's around the bay shoreline. a wide range of temperatures. this is sutro tower showing you that fog bank. it is pretty thin compared to yesterday. we will find sunshine faster this morning. mid-day, a bright sky. the typical spread of july temperatures. it is a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. we will show you the weekend forecast, coming up. reggie: to monkeypox now and the

race to vaccinate as a number of infections rise. there will be a vaccine clinic at 8:00 a.m. for appointment and a limited number of drop-ins. yesterday, the hospital did 500 doses and every person who went there for a drop in got the shot. as the number of infections continues to rise, there is criticism of the federal government's response. he compared the slow response to the aids crisis. he said the federal government was slow to stockpile and distribute monkeypox vaccines. >> they seem to have done the bear minimum, being dragged along each step of the way in what turned out to be a woefully inadequate response, where we have significant community spread. reggie: this week, san francisco received 4000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine from the federal government. the city has asked for 35,000.

it is not clear when we will get another shipment. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox. had to our website, abc7news.com . kumasi: president biden is isolating at the white house this morning after being diagnosed with covid-19. doctors say he has mild symptoms and he is taking paxlovid. jobina: the head of covid response at the white house says he will check with the president later this morning but he did speak with him last night. he said the president was feeling fine after working all day. the president is experiencing mild symptoms. president biden posted a video from the white house shortly after the announcement to assure americans he is doing fine. he is holding several virtual meetings today, including one with his economic team to suggest lowering back gas prices. the positive test came 24 hours after the president was in

massachusetts. contact tracing is underway, including with senators elizabeth warren and ed markey, who was on air force one with the president. >> he is feeling good. i am going to keep my schedule. according to cdc guidelines, i am keeping masked. jobina: president biden is fully vaccinated and has received two booster shots. his activision -- his oxygen levels are normal. reggie: president biden has joined millions of americans contracting the virus even though they are vaccinated and boosted. breakthrough infections are incredibly common right now as the highly transmissible ba.5 subvariant spread through the country. a doctor says locally we have been in this new wave since may and there does not seem to be an end in sight. >> previous waves have been

relatively quick. a lot of people get covid and then after a month or two, things start to settle down. we have not seen that at this time. reggie: he says vaccinations are helping keep this wave from being as deadly as others. he suggests the best thing to do is to continue wearing proper masks. kumasi: there is data this morning that a generational gap between how employers do remote work. executives who spent a long time in a traditional work environment were less interested in creating flexible schedules. younger employees are more open to the idea. surveys have found that women and minority workers are more likely to want to work from home. reggie: senate have unveiled a long-awaited proposal to legalize marijuana. chuck schumer introduced the cannabis administration and

opportunity act that would lift the federal ban on marijuana and defer regulation to the states. the legislation would require those that already resist --for exist for alcohol and tobacco. >> it is time to end prohibition on cannabis. this gives the best framework for updating cannabis laws and reversing decades of harm inflicted by the war on drugs. reggie: he said he hopes to move the legislation forward sometime this year. it is likely to face an uphill battle in the senate. at least 10 republicans would have to support the measure for it to pass. kumasi: the supreme court ordered the biden demonstration to enforce a trump era policy on immigration with arresting and deporting migrants in the states . the decision came yesterday 5-4 that will remain in effect until the court hears it in december.

federal officers lack the funding to detain all undocumented immigrants. reggie: scary moments for riders on a trying -- on a train in a boston suburb. >> be careful. >> go. >> go. reggie: the lead car of this train caught fire on a bridge, forcing passengers to push out the windows and jumped out. you see that man, he jumped into the river. he swam to safety, but wow, what a ride. a metal panel broke off and touched the high voltage rail and that started the fire. nearly 200 people were on the train. nobody got hurt. what a terrible place to have that happen. kumasi: a parking santa cruz is partially reopened nearly two years after a fire destroyed most of it. highway 236 is also reopening.

you have to have a reservation for driving. only a small area of the park is open but that includes redwood loop. services are limited, there is no electricity, running water or internet. reggie: if your plans involve buying lottery tickets, you could be the winner of $660 million. ryan curry is live in fremont. ryan: good morning. this is one of the largest mega millions we have seen in recent years. the third largest in particular we have seen in history. the number is right over there. $660 million. could that winner be seen tonight and could they be in the bay area? we will have to wait and find out. megamillion has been higher in the past. 2018, it went up to $1.5 billion. you would still be walking away

with several million dollars if you win it. you could choose to have the 30 annual payments from the lottery, or you could take the full cash option. that is what most people do. the payout would be around $370 million after taxes. this jackpot started at $20 million. we have not seen a winner since then and therefore the prize cap getting higher and higher. now we are at this number, $660 million. the reason we chose this location in fremont is this particular store had a winner in 2012. that winner did not know they won until a month later. if you do have a ticket, check it. if you did win, check it again, cash it and get the money you deserve. letting it go for a month, that is a full month where you could

had several million dollars. kumasi: thank you. the san francisco marathon is back this weekend. what you need to know if you are planning to drive in the city. ♪ reggie: the wait is almost over. beyoncé's newest album is out in one week. we are learning about the titles of the albums on the track. drew: do we know the tracklist? kumasi: people are talking about i like the songs already, i have not heard any of them. drew: [laughter] kumasi: these are my favorites. [laughter] drew: i am very excited. i did not know the track list was out. we are seeing breaks in our marine layer, it is barely 5:40 in the morning and the marine

layer is thinner and we will see sunshine faster than yesterday. this trough, this area of low pressure is winning out. we will see cooler weather this afternoon. 11:00 a.m., the city is stuck in the 50's, a chilly morning. 60's around the shoreline, 70's for the most part inland. we will see a few 90's on the board, like fairfield and antioch. for the most part, a lot of our warmest cities will be in the 80's. 70 in oakland. 61 in the city. have those layers with you. it does turn gusty in san francisco. winds likely 35 miles per hour. 80 in san jose. the three day forecast, today the heat eases inland. sunday is the warmer of the two days this weekend.

all in all, a very summerlike pattern. a wide range of temperatures. jobina: i am scrambling over here because we have some problems. there are power issues between pleasant hill and lafayette on the antioch line in the sfo direction. i was also seeing an unconfirmed report there is no service in this section of bart. i will check on that for you. the drive times are green. a live picture in oakland showing at the coliseum. this is our biggest issue of the morning. it will be in oakland on westbound 24 and telegraph avenue. a major crash, major damage. definitely going to slow people down as you travel westbound through the tunnel. speeds averaging seven miles per hour.

we are not hearing a injuries involved in the crash. aside from that, it will be a problem.

reggie: monarch butterflies are drifting closer to extinction. the biggest threat to the species or habitat destruction and climate change. ♪ >> it is one of the most recognized and beloved creatures on screen. ♪ >> and in real life. the monarch butterfly, known for its bright orange color, now listed as an endangered species. the international union for conversation of data making the announcement after decades of falling monarch butterfly populations. >> pesticides, taking habitat

away by building whatever you are going to build, or people just want to cut down native plants. >> populations of both types of north american monarch butterflies dropping of upwards of 80% since the 1990's. in north america, monarch butterflies undertake the longest migration of any insect species known to science. the butterflies acting as important pollinators which affects the rest of our ecosystem. experts say there are ways we can help. >> plant milkweed. the mothers can smell their special host plant from over one mile away. they smell through their antenna. if you plant their special plant, they will actually come. >> milkweed is the only plant in monarch butterfly can lay its eggs on. >> people should care about it because it is absolutely beautiful.

reggie: california just invested millions in the lab grown meat industry. it is the first time to invest in cultivated meat. the process involves removing cells from a live, unharmed animal and then growing in replicating those cells. the chronicle reports the state's final budget consists of $5 million. the 45th san francisco marathon kicks off race weekend today. with an expo thousands of runners will be at the pavilion today and tomorrow picking up their packets. the race is set for sunday morning. the first wave starts at 5:30 in the morning. there are also two half marathons, a 10k and a 5k. make sure you know that some streets will be closed throughout the city, including

in golden gate park, fisherman's wharf and the list goes on. you can find more information on the marathon's website. kumasi: when it comes to beyoncé, things got a lot more exciting. her new album will be out next week. we are learning more about the songs. ♪ kumasi: she blessed us with this and now we are being blessed with a track list from her album, renaissance. she posted it on her insta story. the songs include the one that is already out, "break my soul," america has a problem and i am that girl. and our favorite, "thique." kumasi: we are assuming -- drew:

we are assuming that is how it is pronounced. jobina: i see. reggie: we are used to "thicc." it appears beyoncé has determined that is no longer how it is spelled and we will follow her. jobina: i like that. reggie: can i please thank beyoncé for giving virgos their due. jobina: do you remember the song "signs." reggie: does she go through all the signs? drew: i think she does. reggie: this is for me, beyoncé and all the virgos. drew: you are only five days removed from each other. reggie: we are practically friends. there is already a song about virgos? jobina: i feel like there is. i will confirm. reggie: ok. kumasi: i will let you have your

moment. we will not steal your joy. [laughter] drew: plastic off the sofa makes me happy. reggie: that is a great title. drew: it brings me back to my grandma's house. [laughter] drew: i will sit and i will sweat. it is fine. [laughter] drew: prepare yourselves for next friday. you will love us or hate us. that is all we will talk about. she dropped it on youtube first. i love you, youtube. reggie: this woman has us hunting everywhere. drew: i had to put on my notifications. kumasi: midnight. jobina: a scavenger hunt. drew: she said midnight but it was really not :00 p.m. -- 9:00 p.m.

look at the fog weaving its way through the valley. we have a little bit of fog stretching inland. our marine layer is a very compressed. 40's and the coldest spots, 50's are on the shoreline. today is cooler compared to yesterday afternoon. 70's and 80's, that is pretty comfortable. 70's from san mateo to redwood city. mountain view at 76. downtown, 61. it does turn windy later on. the north bay, 82. 90 in calistoga. the east bay, 60's and 70's. inland for the most part will be in the 80's, a couple of low 90's. 50's and 40's tonight with drizzle along the coast. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. morning fog and afternoon

sunshine. temperatures ebb and flow next week. reggie: more progress on the wildfire burning at yosemite national park. we will tell you what is reopening tomorrow morning. kumasi:

jobina: good morning. we have a couple traffic problems to talk about. the first is with bart. they are experiencing power problems between the noc concorde -- north concorde and pleasant hill. in the last two seconds, as we were coming on the air, they restored service between the stations but you will still face a major delay because of power

problems. i will let you know when things improve. reggie: facebook is giving its site a major overhaul. the new feed tablet focus on posts from your friends, groups and pages you follow in reverse chronological order instead of being based on an algorithm. the home tab will have posts based on what facebook thinks you want to see. analysts say this is an attempt to compete with tiktok and attract younger users. the sec just announced -- the fcc announced it is cracking down on robocalls. the focus is on a group that bought access to 500,000 phone numbers in 2020 and used them to place more than 8 billion cause. kumasi: too much. if you like popcorn, there is a

new shop serving it with a twist. the owners: san francisco's first made-to-order artisan popcorn shop. the popcorn is tossed and topped by hand. there is barbecue brisket, cookies and cream and strawberry. >> do you like popcorn? >> yes. i like to eat it while i'm watching a movie. >> i think it is a great snack. everyone loves it. the problem is it has always been served old and cold. i think popcorn should be hot and fresh. we are taking recipes for totally new food experiences. reggie: i am looking at these prices. $11.50 for a large. kumasi: that is like the movies. drew: that is true. [laughter] reggie: you are trapped in the theater. kumasi: that is true.

you get a big bucket like this you can refill. drew: tell us more. kumasi: the cones of popcorn go from $4.50 for a kids to a large $411.50. reggie: it looks delicious -- to a large four $11.50 -- -- to a large for $11.50. kumasi: barbecue brisket. drew: i do not know the name. [laughter] drew: i do not know what i am getting. kumasi: we will talk about this at 7:00. drew: here is the golden gate bridge. we are fogged in. i am a runner. i love this weather. cloudy and cool and in the mid 50's for the marathon.

we are slow to warm today. it will be cooler compared to yesterday. afternoon sunshine, mainly in the 70's and 80's. reggie: can i just add something? that brisket popcorn is not for vegetarians. it is covered in meat. it has actual brisket. kumasi: i thought it was a brisket space -- spice. governor newsom signing several gun safety bills into law. reggie: new evidence presented during the primetime january 6 committee hearings. tobe: in the society that we were brought up in, it's very hard on little black boys.

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