>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the speech. kumasi: outtakes from a speech by former president trump shows he would not say the election was over after the january 6 hearing say trump chose not to act. reggie: firefighters make progress on the fire burning -- kumasi: in the excitement and anticipation is growing over two nights mega millions drawing. it is the third-largest jackpot in the games history. reggie: we will get to that.

there is a cub -- there is a problem. jobina: we will start with bart because they have no service in between the north concorde and pleasantville stations. that service has been restored but you will face major delays on the any off-line. -- on the antioch line. that means the major delay lovingt mmore because of the pr problems. our second issue will be in oakland, we are looking at a sig alert at telegraph avenue and that is stretched to our people will start coming out of the tunnel. thankfully there were no major issues. speeds around nine miles an hour. not a great time for people trying to get out of oakland. drew: not a great friday. temperatures this morning,

coolest parts in the north bay, sonoma, the valleys waking up to the 40's. 50's around the bay shoreline. antioch 66 degrees. the fog weaving its way through the valleys. not nearly as foggy as this time yesterday. sunshine faster today. cooler compared to yesterday. i will also preview the weekend in a few minutes. reggie: new video and images revealed by the january 6 committee during last night's primetime hearing. instructocused o the87 nusresidenttrump failed toocapi. jobina is tracking that. jobina: we are looking at never before seen video of former president trump the day after the riot. the committee played outtakes of the speech. >> my only goal was to ensure

the integrity of the vote -- can't say that. this election is now over. congress has certified the results. i do not want to say the election is over. jobina: trump's daughter and advisor ivanka trump is hurt coaching her father in the background. the committee showed the danger mike pence faced on january 6 after mike -- after president trump called him a coward. former white house aide sarah matthews testified the 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 capital was ok tinheng.: as then feet of the vice president's office, radio traffic from mike pence security detail revealed just how worried secret service agents were.

an unnamed security official testified members of mike pence's security team feared for their lives, even asking for goodbye messages to be sent to their families. former president trump has released a statement calling his former a sarah matthews a liar and sizing mike pence. he also denied he privately took some responsibility for the riot. kumasi: closing argument and the contempt trial for steve bannon is set to start today. they said rulings on what evidence could be presented prevented them from developing a full defense. the prosecution rested its case on wednesday after two witnesses testified. steve bannon said despite decided not to testify in this trial, he is not afraid to testify. >> for than anybody else in the trump administration, stephen bennett testified. kumasi: steve bannon served as

former president trump's chief strategist before leaving the white house in august. he was subpoenaed by the jittery six panel for records and testimony -- he was subpoenaed by the january 6 panel. it was claimed he thought the dates on the subpoena were in flux. reggie: as the political divide in this country becomes more apparent a new uc davis studies brings people's fears into perspective. the report finds that in the next several years there will be -- people believe that in the next several years there will be a civil war. the lead author spoke to us after evaluating some of the findings. >> it is clear there are people who feel they will be left behind as our society changes at both ends of the political spectrum. reggie: the town hall meeting held by congressman eric swalwell highlighted the divide in our country. there were tense moments when one woman refused to give up the

microphone. most people we spoke with said their concerns are about public safety and gun-control. kumasi: governor newsom has signed several laws aimed at improving gun safety in california. there are eight bills in total, including one allowing the victims of gun violence to sue gun manufacturers. another requires schools to report threats of homicidal acts to police and another law banning someone convicted of child abuse from having a gun for 10 years. reggie: a 76-year-old man is under arrest linked by dna to violent crimes dating back four decades. police say a crime last year and the north bay gave them a breakthrough in the cases. james gary was arrested this week. investigators say they have laid tim to three times. three murders in 1980 and 1996 and a sex crime last year and are now trying to figure out if there are more. >> who was this man in 1980 and

who has he been since? with 16 years in between two different homicides, are there other victims? kumasi: -- reggie: he is now facing homicide charges. kumasi: in the eastbound of family is asking for more help to find clues about her disappearance. police believe her ex-boyfriend killed her in january but her body has not been found. last weekend her family says they found new evidence an area where her phone screen protector had been discovered. they will be searching goes to other areas tomorrow and on sunday and are asking for volunteers to register for the facebook page. reggie: oakland police are looking for a man accused of trying to kidnap a two-year-old at a bus stop. these are surveillance videos from high street and international boulevard on tuesday. family members told police the

man threatened them and try to take the toddler and assaulted the child's mother. a good samaritan intervened and that man ran away. kumasi: new developments on the washburn fire. crews are continuing to make progress, which means the southern entrance to the park and reopen. the fire is now 50% contained and has been going since july 17. it has destroyed nearly 5000 acres. the containment of the fire, which was inching dangerously close to the mariposa grove, can allow the southern entrance of yosemite to open at 6:00 a.m. reggie: a fire has spread into santa clara county. the fire has burned 120 acres and is 25% contained. the reports is one home in one garage had been destroyed but so far no one has been hurt. 50 people are evacuated. kumasi: tonight is another big drawing for the mega millions jackpot.

the prize is at $660 million. nobody won the winning ticket earlier this week so the jackpot went up. ryan curry is live in fremont with more. ryan: good morning. someone's life could definitely be changed for the better if they win this whopping $660 million jackpot for that drawing later on this evening. the only questions we have is will that winter be happening tonight and will that winner be in the bay area? it is practically impossible to predict something like that, but we are eagerly awaiting to see who the winner will be. the jackpot has not been this high since april 15, which led to the jackpot getting higher and higher because no one has won it. back then we had 27 consecutive drawings and no winner. it started at 20 millions and

now it all the way to this. the highest we have seen since then is 1.5 billion in 2018. this one is much lower than that but we are talking about a very large amount of money that would be nice for everyone who wins it. make sure you have your tickets handy. it will be a good drawing and a good prize. even after taxes, that is around $370 million. a lot of money a lot of people could do anything with if you think about it in today's day and age. we'll be awaiting to see who that lucky person is. ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: the university of california is set to discuss plans to add more than 20,000 students by 2030. reggie: the oakland zoo needs your help. the ballot measure that could benefit of east bay institution. drew: the sun is up. we have fog this morning moving in from the coast.

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drew: looking at live doppler 7 along with satellite. we've been having this battle between high pressure and low pressure. finally this trough will win out today. that means is a puller afternoon for moche of us. temperatures showing you by 11:00, 50's in the cities, 60's around the bay shoreline. 70's in our warmest spots inland. today we will have a couple of 90's on the board but for the most part it is a cooler afternoon. 70 in oakland. 80 in san jose, 84 in santa rosa. pull along the coast. -- cool along the coast.

barely touching 61. if you are doing the marathon on sunday, that means it is great running weather. cloudy and cool and temperatures in the 50's. good luck to all of the runners on sunday to run the marathon or the half marathon. that's to check of the traffic. jobina: we have some pretty big issues to talk about with bart. service has stopped before the rockridge station due to an equipment problem inside the berkeley hills tunnel. there is mutual aid being provided which is essentially the bus bridges in this area, but the services stop there. earlier service have been stopped between the north concorde and pleasant hill stations. that has been restored. now what you can expect is a major delay on the antioch line entirely. bart has just given us that

update so that means in any election you will face a delay on the antioch line. if you're coming out of oakland in the westbound direction and you'll move through westbound 24 at telegraph, also this impacts people deeper into the east bay, we have a sig alert on eastbound 24 at telegraph, this is a live look from that area. it is hard to see but if you squint and look towards the back right you can see the backup. kumasi: many bay area school districts need to hire teachers before the school year. reggie: and out of this world option going on sale from the personal collection of buzz aldrin. kumasi: we are taking a live look outside. it is 6:15. ladies, six minutes please... this is my life. it's not always “picture perfect.” plus i'm dealing with bleeding from uterine fibroids. enter myfembree, a once-daily pill for women with heavy menstrual bleeding

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reggie: former ufc champion cain velasquez is appealing a judge's ruling to keep them in jail while he awaits trial for attempted murder. his lawyers argue he was unconstitutionally denied bail by a santa clara county judge. kane is charged with shooting a man that was charged with molesting his young son and injuring the man stepfather. in court documents the judge ruled releasing kane would prove too much of a list -- a risk to the victims and the public. you might be ready for your kids to go back to school, but are the schools ready? a lot are saying they do not have enough teachers. mount diablo has 50 teaching slots to fill. they are offering signing bonuses up to $10,000. we spoke with one teacher who was hired on the spot. she did not qualify for the bonus because she just left a teaching job in the same district. >> i resigned because of moving.

it would be a distance to travel. after a week of resigning i have to come back. i will drive, it is worth it. reggie: oakland unified is also having trouble hiring teachers. kumasi:kumasi: it is looking to fill 75 positions. the university of california is looking to expand. adding 20,000 student by 2030 by expanding online and summer programs and concentrating growth on specific campuses. one major hurdle is the system we need millions of dollars from the state to make this expansion happen. the oakland zoo is going straight to the voters in hopes of raising millions of dollars to support its operations. according to the chronicle, those who was in a bad financial situation because of the pandemic sodas putting a property tax measure on the november ballot. the 20 year tax would cost homeowners $68 a year and raised $12 billion a year for those who. low income households and

seniors would be exempt from the tax. reggie: seeing nature on a hike and be a wonderful and peaceful thing unless a bear decides it will join you. that is exactly what happened in washington state. >> iran into a bear on the trail just walking slowly backwards. he is calm, for the most part. hello, bear. how are you doing? reggie: it is the how are you doing that would of got me angry if i were the bear. kumasi: don't try me. drew: that is joey from friends. kumasi: is that funny to you? drew: i do not think the bear likes friends. i do not think the bear appreciates the humor. i say don't try with bears. kumasi: the bear is like i am watching you but i am not. reggie: i am not upset but if you're going to make fun of me we have a different problem. the bear must not have heard him

because the bear decided to walk down a different way. that was on mount rainier. everyone is fine. drew: that is good. reggie: i just think there is a boldness. he is backing up and then he is like how you doing like it was no big deal. kumasi: he took it too far. [laughter] reggie: if you would've said it like that the bear would say oh, you are my people. drew: we are going into hot topic. reggie: tell me about what new york did or what tiffany waller did with real housewives? [laughter] drew: ok. look at the south beach camera. we are shrouded in fog. it is dense in spots but not as thick. our marine layer compared to

yesterday. will be breezy and cooler this afternoon compared to yesterday and the extended forecast, just minor ups and downs in our temperature. the winds pick up again. here is 3:00. stronger over the city. guests 20 to 30 miles per hour elsewhere. 70's and 80's with a lot of sunshine with 70 in cupertino, 80 in san jose. a lot of 70's on the board along the peninsula. upper 50's to lower 60's. downtown is a cool day. sunset enrichment upper 50's. that is about it in terms of your highest. 70's and 80 for the most part. south salida must cooler. into the east bay, upper 60's to mid 70's. 67 enrichment, 75 in fremont. inland you could see 81, 87 in

concorde. 86 in livermore. overnight we expect patchy drizzle along the bay shoreline. 40's and 50's as we head into the weekend. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. sunday is the warmer of the dose days this week, and then next week we ebb and flow a little bit. increased committee will happen. reggie: good morning america is coming up at 7:00. kumasi: ginger zee has a look at what is ahead. ginger: nice to be with you. we will begin with last night's primetime january 6 hearing, making the page that shows former president trump chose not to act to stop the violence at the capital. we will get the reaction to that and what comes next. blistering heat taking us into the weekend and it is not just there in the bay area but across the nation. i think you have to go to northern oregon western washington state to get away

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reggie: and out of this world sale is happening next week in new york city. souther pease is auctioning off personal collections of astronaut buzz aldrin that includes pieces from the gemini 12 and apollo 11 mission's like flightplan sheets and the presidential medal of freedom. also on the list is his famous jacket worn by him on his mission to the moon and back estimated to go for $2 million. kumasi: a bowling girls themed pop-up restaurant is opening next week in los angeles.

july 30 is golden girls day this experience will take guests into a replica of the iconic 1980's kitchen you know and love. the menu will include the bacon lettuce sandwich, the soup and salad rosemarie combo, and a lot of other things. the pop-up is open until at least mid october and gma will have much more on this at 7:00. can we talk about buzz aldrin? shouldn't that be in a museum? reggie: that is what i was thinking. i do not like these options to be honest. you get the jacket and what you do? i want to see that at the kearny space center, i want to see it in houston. kumasi: maybe the person will buy it and donate it. reggie: that would be nice. [laughter] next at 6:30, changes coming to your facebook page. kumasi: in saving monarch butterflies.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: more criticism for the response to monkeypox. this san francisco supervisor calling up the federal government for how it is handling the increase in infections. kumasi: snap shares plummeting 30% after the second quarter earnings report. the effect this news is having other social media companies. reggie: the mega millions jackpot grows to $660 million, the third-largest jackpot in the game history. remember what we do if you win? kumasi: that is the first thing. [laughter]

jobina: is that allowed in california? reggie: it might not be. you need to get the lawyer. kumasi: get a financial advisor. reggie: get an escape plan. your mom is a financial planner? call drew's mom. you do not know anyone? you do not have a second cousin or a great aunt? jobina: you know it is not a great morning when bart tweets out seek alternate forms of transit. not great news if you rely on the antioch line. they are going to be major delays in all directions. they are effort a bus bridges but at this time that is not underway because of a ventilation issue inside the brooklyn hills tunnel.

also we have a problem still in effect in oakland. this is a sig alert on westbound 24 at telegraph avenue. speeds are still down to about eight miles an hour. this is look at the caltrans camera. you have to look beyond the cars that are trickling through and you can see all of the headlights to the right hand side. that will affect you out of the caldecott tunnel. we wrap up the bay bridge toll plaza. no it is there because they are stuck in the backup. drew: it is friday and some people can work from home. temperature wise it is 40's and our coolest spot. this is sutro tower. we will likely see sunshine quicker compared to yesterday. mid day the sun is out and buy 4:00 it is our typical spread of temperatures.

we'll talk more about the temperatures in a few minutes. reggie: now to monkeypox in the race to vaccinate as the number of infections goes up. zuckerberg fx general will open a vaccination clinic today for appointments and delivered a number of droppings. yesterday the hospital says it gave out 500 doses. everyone in line got a shot in that drop in clinic. san francisco supervisor rafael mandelman is criticizing the federal government's response. he compared it to the slow response to the aids crisis. speaking to the supervisors committee, he said the federal government was slow to stockpile and distribute monkeypox vaccines. >> they seem to have done the bare minimum, being dragged along each step of the way and what turned out to be a woefully inadequate response where we have significant community spread. reggie: for those of you have already been able to get a first

vaccine, your second dose might be delayed. san francisco is now prioritizing first doses until the nationwide shortages of the vaccine improves. we do have everything you need to know about monkeypox on our website. had to abc 7 news.com. kumasi: president biden is isolating at the white house after being diagnosed with covid-19. he is also taking the antiviral medication. jobina is at the live desk. jobina: the head of covid response of the white house says he will check in with the president later this morning but he did speak with him last night and says the president was feeling fine after working all day. we are told the president is experiencing mild symptoms like a runny nose in dry cough. president biden posted video to ensure americans he is doing fine. today he is doing several virtual meetings including one with his economic team. his positive test comes less

than 24 hours after the president was in massachusetts spending time with members of congress. now contact tracing is underway and put senator elizabeth warren and ed markey who were on air force one with the president. both of them have tested negative along with jill biden. >> he is feeling good. i am going to keep my schedule. i am keeping masked. jobina: president biden is fully vaccinated and received it go booster shots. his oxygen levels are morning. the doctor says he does not expect the president will develop other symptoms. reggie: president biden has joint millions of americans who have contracted the violence even though they are vaccinated and boosted. these breakthrough infections are incredibly -- santa clara county deputy health advisor says we've been seeing this new wave since may and there does

not seem to be an end in sight. >> previously waves have been relatively quick, lots of people get covid than after a month or two paces start to settle down again. we've not seen that this time. reggie: vaccinations are helping to keep the way being deadly as others. he suggests the best thing to do now is continue wearing proper masks like kn95, k of 94, or the n95. kumasi: there is new data that shows a generational cap between how employers view remote work. a company found executives who spent a lot of time in traditional work environments are less interested in creating hybrid or flexible work from home schedules. younger employees are more open to the ideas. previous surveys found women and minority workers are more likely than other groups to want to work from home. reggie: seven democrats of

unveiled their long-awaited proposal to legalize marijuana. chuck schumer introduce the cannabis administration opportunity act to lift the federal ban on marijuana and defer regulation to the states. the regulation would also create fda monitoring requirements like those already in place for alcohol and tobacco. >> it is time to end the federal prohibition on cannabis in this bill provides the best framework for upgrading our cannabis laws and reversing decades of harm inflicted by the war on drugs. reggie: schumer says 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 the support the measure for it to pass. kumasi: the supreme court ordered the biden administration to enforce a trump area policy on arresting and importing migrants. this came in a 5-4 and will

remain in effect until december. federal officers lack the funding to detain all undocumented immigrants. reggie: scary moments for riders on a train in a boston suburb. >> get out. be careful. kumasi:ead car -- reggie: the lead car of this train caught fire on a bridge forcing passengers to leave out the window. look at this man who jumped into the water below to swim to safety. a metal panel broke off and touch the high voltage rail and started the fire. nearly 200 people were on that train. no one was hurt. kumasi: state park in santa cruz partially reopens after the fire destroyed much of it. highway-2 36 is also reopening today. you have to make a reservation if you want to park there.

only a small area of the park is open. services are limited so you should know there is no electricity and no running water and no internet. reggie: if your plans today involve buying lottery tickets, you could be the winner of $660 million. that is the jackpot from today's massive mega millions drawing. ryan curry is in fremont this morning. ryan: good morning. someone's life could be changed for the better, possibly as soon as tonight if they go away with this massive jackpot on the line this evening, a whopping $660 million, one of the largest we seen in recent years and one of the largest ever for this competition. it is the third-highest we've ever seen the mega millions put up. we have seen higher in years past, we have seen them go up as high as $1.5 billion, this not as high as that but we are still talking about several hundreds of millions of dollars.

if you win that you are sitting pretty. two options, you could choose to have the 30 annual payments for the lottery, this means you could give them money, or you could have them cash out right away. if you do that after taxes that would be $370 million. that is a good chunk of change. this jackpot started around $20 million. they did not get any winner until around 27 consecutive drawings. that is how we got up to this high number. if we do not see any winners tonight, it is easy to anticipate this number will keep going higher and higher. if you've not bought a ticket yet, i would say do not buy a ticket. it makes my odds of winning higher. if you buy a ticket make sure to keep track of that. the last person who won at this location did not know they won for about a month. check your numbers. live in fremont, ryan curry. reggie: i will take my dollar

and buy something at cakes and bakes right next to the quick mark. i like that name. kumasi: let's take a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we are starting up this morning by about 145 points. another update on the markets, next. reggie: beyonce's newest album out in just one week. we know the titles to all of the tracks on renaissance. you can watch us for an extra hour from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. download it now. drew: unfortunately cakes and bakes does not track 17. reggie: that should be on the target only exclusive album.

drew: the exploratory camera, we have low fog this morning. a little sunshine through our marine layer. not nearly as thick as it was this time yesterday. great air quality. we are breathing easy under this weather pattern. e forceat tt ans ismpteay. by 11:00 we are slow to warm along the coast. they shoreline we are in the 60's. most of his inland are in the 60's and 70's. highs today we will have a few spots going to the 90's. for the most part, 70's and 80's for a lot of us in terms of how warm we get. only 60's close to the coast. in the city we had 61. it is windy later on with the wind over 30 miles per hour. a three day forecast. our typical spread of july

temperatures, morning fog to afternoon sunshine. sunday is the warmer of the days. if you are doing the sf marathon, great weather. good luck to all of the runners. we have a commuter alert. jobina: yes we do. we will start with bart and the issues they are having. the service has still stopped in that area so they cannot run trains. this is due to a ventilation issue inside the berkeley hills tunnel. no service between orinda and rockridge stations. antio ne in bo decons. also h still in effect since this morning when our show started. your speeds are still around eight miles an hour. there is a major mess in the spot but it is starting to improve. vehicles are moving through. if you look further back to the right-hand side, that is where the backup is.

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kumasi: monarch butterflies are drifting closer to extinction. the biggest threat to the species is have a cap instruction and climate change. -- is habitat destruction and climate change. will ganss has more. will: 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 conservation of nature making the announcement after decades of falling monarch butterfly populations. >> pesticide, you are taking

their habitat away by building whatever you're going to build and people just want to cut down native plants. ryan: populations -- will: populations of north american monarch butterflies dropping 80% since the 1990's. in north america monarch butterflies undertake the longest migration of any insect species known to science. along the ways the butterflies acting as important pollinators which affects the rest of our ecosystem. luckily experts say there are ways we can help. >> plant milkweed because the mothers can smell their special host plan from over a mile away. they smell through their antenna. if you plant their special plant they will come. will: milkweed is the only plant the monarch butterfly can legates bigs on and the only plant a monarch caterpillar can eat. >> people should care about it

because it is a beautiful butterfly. kumasi: people in san francisco's mission district say a temporary fence closing off the 24th street bart plaza is already working. crews put up this fence wednesday night. this is an effort to help area that has become overrun by illegal vendors and drug users. >> people are already organized. it makes it easy to be able to see who are our vendors who will already register. reggie: the city -- kumasi: the city is working on a plan to permit more vendors. the plaza will reopen in the city will be monitoring vendors. some say they feel safer with less people. we should note the bart entrance is open. reggie: now for your morning money report. snapchat's parent company posting its weakest ever earnings. they took the plunge.

shares of facebook, twitter, and google also took a plunge. snap fell short of expected earnings and daily active users. the ceo said their border does give results do not reflect their ambition. snap is among the most taint tech stocks -- the most tanked tech stocks. snap open down 32%. layoffs are hitting san francisco-based lyft. the company announced it is ending its lyft rental service. lyft rentals was a rental car service you could book through the lift app. instead it will fungus on partnership with rental car companies six then hurts. -- sixth and hertz. we been trying to reach you concerning your cars extended warranty.

that is a phase that will hopefully be a thing of the past. the fcc announced it is cracking down on robo calls. the focus is on a group that bought access to a half million phone numbers in 2020. they used to them to make more than 8 billion calls. facebook is giving it a major overhaul. the new feed to will focus on posts from your friends and groups who actually follow organized in reverse chronological order instead of being based on an algorithm. the home tab will serve up posts facebook thinks you want to discover. analysts say this is an effort to compete with tiktok. here's a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are up about 107 points. the 45th san francisco marathon kicks off today with the committee expo. thousands of runners will be at the fort mason festival pavilion today and tomorrow to pick up their packets. the races is set for sunday morning.

the first wave starts at 5:30 at mission street. there also two half marathons, 10k, a 5k, this is all sunday. make sure you know that before you go out because there'll be street closures, especially around golden gate park, the presidio, fisherman's wharf, and haight-ashbury. you can find more info at the marathon website. i think it is fun to watch the runners go by as you are having brunch. as i fun for them? you have done it. drew: i have done it. it is not fun. reggie: what is the most hateful thing that happens? what is the part where your mind goes to a place that is dangerous and dark? drew: i feel like you're not mad when you run. your endorphins are flowing. there are thousands of other people. reggie: i am matt. the whole time i would be mad.

drew: the only time i was mad was when i did the half marathon , where it was if you are doing the half marathon stop here, if you're doing the full marathon just do everything you just did again. reggie: the people on the side, that is encouraging to you when you eat your pancakes and have mimosas. drew: it is not that terrible. sure you want. weather-wise, great weather if you're going to run any portion of that race. on said date -- on sunday we are talking a lot of cloud cover. ideal conditions for anyone taking part on sunday. this morning we have sunshine in the south by. bright skies this morning, but elsewhere along the coast, we do have fog. it is breezy and cooler this afternoon with minor fluctuations in our temperatures. today the strongest wind over the city. you still feel wind from time to time over 15 to 20 miles per

hour. highs today, does little bit cooler compared to yesterday, 70's and 80's for the most part in the south bay later on this afternoon. a beautiful day on the peninsula. a lot of sunshine. upper 50's and lower 60's from pacifica to the half moon bay. it is windy in the afternoon. into the north bay, we will go to the 80's. 90's in our hottest spots. 84 in santa rosa. the east bay today, a lot of sunshine. upper 60's to mid 70's. inland we will see 80's from san ramon to walnut creek to concorde but a couple of 90's from pittsburgh to brighton. overnight tonight we have coastal, patchy drizzle along the bay shoreline. 40's and 50's into the weekend. morning apogee to afternoon sunshine through the weekend. sunday is the warmer of the two

days. we will see minor fluctuations in our afternoon temperatures. late next week we could see in increase in our humidity. kumasi: when it comes to beyonce things just got a lot more exciting. because -- drew: what was that? kumasi: maybe those are some surprise guests on the album. reggie: is that the dream? drew: is that spread looks -- is that scrillx? kumasi: we do not know who those people were but this is the tracklist for beyonce's album. it is out next week. she already shared break my soul and now she is revealing the rest of the songs on "renaissance." she posted this on her insta stories. we learned there are 16 songs including cozy, confit, plastic off the sofa, and pure honey.

also church girl and thick. i am ready for thick. renaissance comes out next friday. reggie: let's remember, we do not have a video. you think we will get the full beyonce treatment? the lemonade treatment? all the videos come out the day of the album? kumasi: why not? she said it was during a quiet time. i think she had time. i think we will get it. reggie: i think we'll get it all at once. you think so? jobina: oh yes. reggie: you know jobina has the detective kit ready. she has an investigators had on trying to figure out all of the information. [laughter] jobina: nancy drew is on the

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$660 million. it is the third-largest jackpot in the games history. drew: our average summer weekend temperatures will continue. we are talking about 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. 80's and 90's for the most part. saturday and sunday, more the same. enjoy the morning fog and afternoon sunshine. jobina: good news from bart finally. service has been restored after equipment problems in the berkeley hills tunnel. kumasi: get your cowboy hats and boots. a country music city -- a country music singer performing tonight at drive city. the concert is free and starts at 6:00 p.m. it is recommended you get a reservation. you are going. jobina: i will be hosting her vip listening party and introducing her of the concert. reggie: i didn't know that. jobina: i did not know either

until wednesday. reggie: did you know she has new track with leanne rimes who is also here this weekend? good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. overnight, the january 6th committee makes the case donald trump chose not to stop the riot calling it a dereliction of duty. 187 minutes of inaction. new video and images from inside the white house released by the january 6th committee reveal how former president trump chose not to stop the mob attacking the capitol. failing to concede he lost the election. the new testimony that he refused to make phone calls that could have put an end to the insurrection. as frantic radio transmissions from the secret service protecting vice president pence detail the chaos. a white house security official testifies agents were calling their families to say good-bye. the fallout this morning and what comes next. also this morning, president biden tests positive for covid.