>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, wildfire in yosemite. thousands force to leave their homes. julian: more help on the way for fire crews, bay area fire crews heading to mariposa county right now. kumasi: taking a live look outside, that smoke could be drifting into the bay area today. julian: a lot to get on top of as you join us for a new week. kumasi: let's go straight to drew to talk more about that. drew: we will find the smoke slowly drifting into our sky later on today, most noticeable in parts of the east fate and north bay. 50's outside, you can begin to

see the smoke in the atmosphere and the orange as the sun gets up indicating that the smoke is a loft. fog first thing, it's all about hazy sunshine is the veil of smoke slowly drifts in. the air quality near the surface remains good, hour-by-hour we will show you the smoke forecast coming up in a few minutes, guys. julian: thank you. oak fire, developing news, burning out of control outside yosemite national park. 15,000 acres so far. making this the largest fire in the state so far this year. at least 10 buildings have been destroyed, hooting some homes and thousands of structures remain threatened. 6000 have been asked to evacuate. jobina is tracking that for us this morning. jobina: dry summer heat and drought conditions making for a dangerous combination. calfire says the fire activity

wasn't as extreme yesterday but that the fire was able to burn over a ridge and inch closer to mariposa pines on the east side of the fire but that there is a lot of dry fuel and it is difficult to put out, essentially. >> further down the road the fire starts to intensify. the trees will be coming down here we see the result of all of that debt available fuel-burning with a high intensity. jobina: damage inspection teams were able to get in yesterday and the governor to a state of emergency over the weekend allowing additional resources and aide to respond to the fire. kumasi: firefighters from the bay area are on their way there this morning and they gathered bay overnight. pleasanton is where we find ryan. ryan: good morning. the cruise should be on their way now to the oak fire. they left just around 4:00's morning.

or just after. they are making good progress in heading towards the fire where they will be assisting the any crews already working hard to get this as contained as fast as they possibly can. this is not the first crew from alameda county to head up there. a crew on saturday did as well and they stop a home from burning completely saturday afternoon. more than 6000 people have been forced to evacuate so far from this fire. the crews are working around-the-clock both in the air and on the ground with some of the shots coming from the airside areas lig fire burning e hillside. according to alameda county and calfire, the fuel in the area, as we mentioned, burning so fast. >> we arrived right around daybreak after traveling. ryan: if the goal is again to arrive around daybreak today,

that explains why they had to you around four :00 this morning. alameda county fire telling us that the goal is to assist the crews on site. we mentioned the conditions related to the fire. this is one of the biggest ones we have seen all year. any help from the bay area, even five trucks, that will make a difference in helping them get a handle on what's going on. live in wasn't in, ryan curry. kumasi: thank you. the washburn fire is burning inside a national park this morning. it has burned nearly 4500 acres since it started on july 7. firefighters were work that the smoke from the fires drifting east and impacting the fire in a good way, keeping temperatures low and helping them to a control of the flames. julian: smoke from the oak fire is expected to slow into the bay

area today. >> these plumes of smoke habit billowing into the air ever since the oak fire began forecast shows the smoke above the san francisco bay area in the next 24 to 48 hours. >> we expect the smoke to drift into the bay area of higher elevations having smoke impact there. >> the hair management district says skies were clear over san francisco and east bay on sunday but there is air quality advisory in place with the national weather service releasing this time lapse smoke forecast map that shows smoke at high elevations over the bay area on tuesday the smoke as already impacted multiple counties. >> it looks like apocalypse. when you look up in the early morning, into midafternoon, the sun is right in the direction of the smoke and it's just this red ball glowing in the sky and

everything has an orange hue to it. it's really ominous. >> scott patrick saw this and evacuated his mariposa county home on saturday. so far the home is still standing but the description is reminiscent of what the bay area has seen several times. including orange skies from 2020. something we asked about on sunday. >> right now we don't expect any impact like that. air quality right now is good to moderate and we expect that for the rest of the week but when wildfires are active conditions can change quickly, so we will be closely monitoring the air quality. >> if you smell smoke, the recommendation is simple. go inside, close the doors and windows. j.r. stone, abc7news. julian: and you can track all the wildfires in california by using our online interactive while your tracker on our website, abc7news.com. kumasi: details about the bay

area students stranded in central europe, the remaining suit are headed home. the saratoga orchestra got stuck in prague when their flight home got canceled by the airline. most of them touched down at -- sfo saturday night and the rest are on a flight from frankfurt expected to arrive this afternoon. julian: in the north bay, one person dead, to others or after a shooting in marin city at around 10: 30 yesterday morning. several officers responded and found a car was several bullet holes in the passenger side window. a neighbor said she has had enough of the violence. >> is just another tragedy. i heard it. i've got to move and get out of here. julian: no word on any arrest or motive for the shooting. the sheriff two other victims are expected to survive. kumasi: family and friends of the manmore

bowling alley held a fundraiser in his honor. antonio vargas was shot and killed on july 16 during an argument. he was a doctorate recipient who owned a cleaning and carpet cleaning business and his family is devastated by his death. >> we are all here just trying to help out the family and trying to give him the best service he deserves. kumasi: livermore police arrested 27-year-old roger garcia and he is facing a number of charges, murder. $30,000 has been raised for the family and online razor. calls for resignation. the organization calling for a san francisco school board member to step down after a racist comment. julian: and how you can get subway sandwiches for life. wait until you hear what you have to do to win. drew: 6:08 a.m., the forecast

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drew: 6:11 a.m. and check out this video. it is a meteor. you can see it right there streaking across the sky line over texas. this comes from a twitter user from a town just to the north of austin, texas. look at how bright those things are as they cap enter the atmosphere in burnout. a pretty sight caught on camera last night. outside, here's a live look from our other camera this morning showing you the sun now up beginning to see evidence of smoke aloft in the atmosphere,

and if you look very closely you can see this you, a kind of brown orange glow in the sky, that is the smoke aloft slowly moving into the atmosphere today. good news, the marine layer is keeping the smoke from reaching the ground. our air all of the remains good if not moderate sums oughts across the region, so that we can breathe easy today. hour-by-hour, the fog slowly pulls back to the coast and later on today with hazy conditions we have warm temperatures in the 80's and 's the bayshore with some -- with fog covering the coast for much of the day. good morning, jobina. jobina: starting everyone with a look at the toll plaza on the bay bridge, the lights came on at five: 47 and we are starting to see the traffic backup to the bay bridge, where we have a stall pass treasure island.

one lane is causing backups on the bridge itself. very empty in san jose, no problems. for the supercomputers, a very slow ride. tracy to dublin will be 26 minutes. concord, 22. kumasi? kumasi: runners sprinting towards the finish line this weekend, let's look at the history making moment. julian: and an apology from the pope north of the border. kumasi:

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kumasi: pope francis is in canada to apologize for abuses brought by catholic men -- catherine -- catholic

missionaries. the trip is meant to acknowledge what happened there in the 19th and 20th centuries at boarding schools. 100 and 50,000 children work taken from families to attend religious rules and many of them were the views. let's the survivor said the only thing i learned in the residential school was how to hate myself. it's a validation of what has happened the church and how they have hurt and abused our people. kumasi: members of the religious community -- indigenous community had called for him to apologize in person after hundreds of grays were found likely to contain the bodies of children on those indigenous school grounds. julian: the san francisco naacp is calling for the resignation of and shoe. earlier this month she cited unstable family and firemen's

and a lack of parental encouragement to focus on learning as obstacles to the educational rest of black and brown students. she says she misspoke and is committed to doing better but the naacp says that after meeting with and shoe, the policy -- with shu, the comments ring hollow and they blame the defense of systemic racism on the target of the racism. she was one of the three people appointed to the board after the february recall. kumasi: activist on the golden gate bridge demand reproductive justice for all, calling for roe v. wade to be reinstated immediately following the supreme court ruling striking down the right to abortion and praise the 17 members of congress arrested last week at a protest. yesterday's protest was deeply personal for one woman, who had an abortion in michigan in 1971 before it was legalized. >> it was traumatic.

i was one he one years old. it was frightening. no one should have to do that. kumasi: many of the protesters are calling for international abortion rights. julian: you can see the marathon here from the roof cam, catching the runners as they went down the embarcadero. simone ricci, at one point an entire mile ahead of the rest of the pack. brooke star was the winner of the women's marathon and for the first time the runners were allowed to register as non-binary. calla mile was one of the first non-binary winners at this years later breakers. kumasi: if you love subway, you could be in for a treat. they are giving away free sandwiches for life. but you know other is a catch, you have to get a tattoo. it's available to nine people who attend the subway block party in vegas. you will have to get a 12 inch

by 12 inch subway series logo on your sternum or your back. julian: mm mm kumasi: no. if you want a smaller tattoo, you will get it for either a month or year. no. this is all in celebration of the new subway series menu. you cannot do a tattoo for a month or a year. you've got to do the lifetime. julian: one foot by one foot? kumasi, that's a lot of subway. you know they do these temporary tattoos, now. kumasi: that's if you do the year or the week or the month. julian: kumasi is really trying to get the sandwiches. drew: she's like, can i put it on my wrists? kumasi: your sternum? you could easily cover that. you don't have to be constantly reminded, unless you are hungry, that you have options to eat. julian: do you have to show it to them?

when you want your sandwich? [laughter] drew: imagine trying to explain this to your partner if you are dating someone. you got this subway stamp. drew: and you have the one for life so it is one foot by one foot. subway better come through. kumasi: someone will do it and i'm excited to see them on the news. drew: we for sure will put them on the news. east bay hills, the sun is up here this morning. the marine layer is close to the surface. we have been talking about smoke all morning long and you are starting to see evidence from the. high clouds, that's what you see here, but then there is this orange tint on the horizon and that's the elevated smoke we are tracking moving into our net of the woods. we have morning clouds and drizzle this morning. hazy sunshine thanks to the smoke in the open fire, most noticeable on the in land east bay. you can see the orange you on your screen and it's most

noticeable in land on the bay. the air quality is good to moderate despite hazy skies later today. sunny and warm in the south bay. a lot of 80's on the board. 60's on the coast. san mateo, mountain view, it's. 59 and cloudy for your sunset. north bay, 70's and 80's for a lot of us. east bay today, morning clouds with afternoon sunshine. in land we have hazy sunshine because of the elevated smoke. 80's and 90's in land. mostly cloudy conditions with coastal drizzle and temperatures in the 50's. we will continue tracking the hazy sunshine today and tomorrow. air quality remains good despite the elevated smoke but then the temperatures ebb and flow. for the weekend we have afternoon sunshine had a set up -- steady pattern.

kumasi: now i check with ginger for what's coming up on gma. >> hey there, kumasi, julian, everybody. i'm seeing this smoke they hear. erik was a county, i'm to your southeast at the old fire that has destroyed the home behind me. you can see that washer and dryer scorched their. it has destroyed nine other structures. homes. thousands are threatened. there are 4000 folks around waking up outside of their home evacuated from their houses. we will watch as this building,y a lot of dry brush around here. but we also have to talk about the latest with monkeypox in the growing concern as the outbreak and so much more from here in california. kumasi: hate that you're here for that but happy you are close to that -- close to us. thanks for r

kumasi: ticketmaster responding to outrage after surge pricing because tickets for the new bruce springsteen tour to skyrocket. it started last week when ticket sales spiked upwards of $5,000 he. ticketmaster says only 11% of the tickets sold were a part of their dynamic icing program and only 1.3% of those tickets went for over $1000. they also claimed that most of o top performers. the next apple software update will reportedly include a feature that lets you protect your most sensitive features -- pictures. they can only be accessed with face id or password and it is only a art of a ios data and you can install it now if you are a member of apple developer

program. clues about the apple watch row redesign, the first new look since series for. bloomberg says the blotch will be bigger than the current model it will have a low-power mode that would extend the battery life. the device will include a body temperature sensor so that and detect if you have a fever. happening today, the finding nemo submarine voyage at disneyland is reopening to the public. it's been closed or a year, undergoing extensive renovation. the underwater lagoon had to be drained before the new sound, lighting, and paint pictures could be added. >> it's a spectacular renovation. brand-new color, lighting, great special-effects projections, bringing back all the characters that you know and loved. kumasi: despite the overhaul, some things haven't changed, the sufferings. disney as you know is the parent company of abc 7.

next at 6:30 we tracking out-of-control wildfire burning outside yosemite and the bay area help on the way. sold out shows for dave chapelle this week in the bay area but not without controversy. fresh off of his hosting dig, steph curry is in the bay area. as we had to break, taking seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. julian: right now as you wake up with us here at six: 30, dangerous c d a huge wildfire outside yosemite. thousands forced from their homes as crews worked to contain the flames. >> i hope it doesn't spread more broadly but it definitely could. kumasi: monkeypox, now a global health emergency, lawmakers pushing for more federal vaccine

doses. julian: and the presidential prognosis, details about the residence recovery from covid in-house or he can return to in person work. kumasi: let's check in now with a look at the forecast. drew: temperatures generally in the 50's. fog out there, mostly cloudy skies post at the surface morning. taking you outside, a live look here from the tam cam, elevated smoke is moving in from the oak fire this morning. that is the orange hue that you see on the horizon. hazy sunshine is the name of the game. despite the smoke in the atmosphere, air quality remains good if not moderate across the board, away from the coast going into the 70's and 80's with a closer look at the smoke forecast and air quality coming up in about eight and its, guys. kumasi: we start this hour with the massive fire fight to save communities outside yosemite

national park. burning 15,000 acres so far. this video illustrates the damage there. at least 10 structures that we know have been destroyed but the number is expected to go even higher. thousands of structures are still threatened this morning and there are evacuations for several communities in the path of the flames. officials say that the fire activity was less erratic today allowing the crew to gain ground on the fire. it is burning in steep terrain, making it really hard to fight the fire. right now it is 0% contained but we will see if that in pieces later this morning. kumasi: right now firefighters -- julian: right now firefighters from the vague area are gathering in the east bay with my trucks leading wasn't in this morning, that is where ryan curry is with the latest. good morning. ryan: we saw the trucks get here just around 4:00 in the morning and shortly after is when they

left to make their way to the oak fire. it's 2.5 hours to make their way, they should be on their way towards getting closer. they are not the first crew from alameda county to be heading towards the oak fire. there is another that made their way to the fire on saturday and their goal was to get there by daybreak. if today's crew is trying to do something similar it explains why they had to leave so early in the morning. the crew on saturday stopped a home from burning. already, we mentioned this fire was up to 50,000 acres. very dry fuel causing it to burn very fast. any help that will be needed, residents, the evacuations, they are feeling the impact. >> they happened to be on a country road and they found the home engulfed in flames and went into action to try to save the garage in the in law unit.

>> it's pretty difficult. it appears to be getting drier and more moderate. >> that's of course the terrifying part of the whole thing with these conditions in the middle of summer, the rain is expected for months, dry conditions and drive, we talked about it and that's the main focus right now with a new giving some help already over the weekend to the oak fire with another from alameda county. they are not the first. we have heard that others from fremont and others in the bay area went up to give aid and it is good to see that they are willing give support because there is no containment right now and they are working on getting some sort of handle on the fire. pleasanton, ryan curry, abc 7 news. julian: zuckerberg sf general vaccine clinic will be opening in about 90 minutes from now and they tell abc 7 news that they will be open every day this week

, but that they have limited doses for walk-ins and appointments as public health officials struggle to vaccinate, california lawmakers are meeting with federal counterparts to get more information. the state senator scott winter is concerned monkeypox could become an academic or end and make, rather. emergency funding for the state to provide resources to local counties. >> federal partners will be able to provide vaccinations with a much greater sense of urgency. julian: currently there is only one lab that manufactures the monkeypox vaccine in the world and weaver says they have agreed to license it and it is up to the biden administration to pressure u.s. manufacturers to step up. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, vaccines and treatment. had to our website, abc7news.com

, for the latest. kumasi: president biden continuing to improve as he recovers from covid-19. he's been infected with the ba.5 variant. the most dominant variant in the u.s.. jobina: his doctor wrote a letter yesterday saying that he is responding to therapy as expected. his runny nose, cough, body aches have improved but he is still dealing with a sore throat. [no audio] >> let me start by apologizing for my voice. i feel better that i sound. jobina: as of this weekend he was still using an inhaler for his cough. the white house says he has mild symptoms because he is double vaccinated and double boosted. and that after completing his five days in isolation he will

return to work. julian: russia attacking a main port where grain shipped. two missiles hitting the port of odessa overnight after ukrainians came together to rebuild their country. over the weekend, an unusual sight, young ukrainians organizing they called a cleanup rave, techno music with work, you can see people moving into moving at the same time. they were popular before the invasion and they said it is a way to premorbid sea back to the neighborhood amid the chaos. kumasi: the january 6 committee could subpoena ginni thomas, they want to question her about taxi and emails she sent to jon huntsman and mark meadows discussing ways to overturn the 2020 election. [no audio] kumasi: says he really doesn't

think that there is enough evidence. eastman and meadows have also been subjects of the committee investigation. julian: people will be able to get more information about a toll -- a proposed toll to access treasure island and there will be a town halted take questions on the plan. they are proposing tolls forti t ssencas in population. mes and some 20,000 new residents coming to the island in the next years. the goal is that 50% of trips are made by walking, biking, and transatlantic tend to limit car use by subsidizing transit with sepsis -- separate parking lots. the meeting tonight starts at 5:30 p.m. it was shipshape immunity center. workers at one of the largest aircraft companies in the nation are preparing to go on strike

over demands they say are not being met. you are taking a live look at the big board of the stock exchange in new york this morning. scary moments off the coast of massachusetts this morning. dr. peter hong will be joining us to talk about covid and the smooth sounds of jazz about to hit the north bay. we are live with the organizers of the blue note jazz festival. we are life weekdays on the streaming app at 7 a.m. and you can download it now for your phone, tablet, rope, amazon fire or apple tv. kumasi: -- drew: taking a look at this that is the orange shading the we will find hazy

sunshine most noticeable in the north bay and in land east bay because of the elevated smoke. despite the smoke entering the atlas fire, do you see the haziness in the atmosphere that we are all too familiar with as we head towards this time of year? that is what is entering the atmosphere. hazy sunshine and thankfully the marine layer close to the surface with an odd show -- onshore flow is strong enough to prevent the smoke from hitting the ground. going hour-by-hour, still cloudy on the coast of the city. east bay, 50's and 60's and the coolest spots around lunchtime. today the warmest spots are in the 80's and low 90's with hazy and low sunshine with afternoon sunshine on the coast, all in all in the 60's, 82. 70 and hope with a breeze and a high in san mateo. that is the weather. let's see how we are doing on

the roads with jobina. jobina: the lights came on at five: 47 with a wind advisory for the ultima pass and for the venetia bridge. note advisories at the golden gate though it is foggy in the area closer to the north bay. following a crash in east palo alto before the embarcadero, no injuries reported with one lane blocked and we will wrap up with our drive times. look at that, tracy to dublin, one hour four minutes, a slow ride moving through the area. if dr.

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did you say yes? the new xfinity supersonic bundle. it's kind of a big deal. julian: a volcanic corruption in japan prompting evacuations. it started last night. the smoke and asked you can see rising from the volcano.

no reports of damage or deaths and according to nasa the volcano is one of the most active japanese volcanoes with several corruption decades. activists in the north bay calling on the luther burbank center of the arts to cancel an upcoming series of shows with comedian dave chapelle, they are upset about his latest netflix special where he made trance phobic jokes once again. despite the controversy, he is still finding an audience. luther burbank should a statement to the press democrat saying they are renting the facility to live nation and would have no troll over the shows and went on to say that the venue is a place or diverse voices to be heard. south bay city taking a new approach to meet stan -- state-mandated minimums for affordable housing, slashing building fees by 50% for some people. according to the mercury news, the serino cindy -- serino city -- serino city council voted in

favor of it last week. applying until 225 letters of intent to build our received. time for your morning money report, two thousand boeing workers expected to go on strike next week, coming after workers in st. louis or illinois voted down a contract saying it is not fair or equitable saying that the company previously took away workers pensions and they are unwilling to compensate the 401(k) plans. boeing says that their offer included generous raisins and a retirement plan. taking a live look at the stock exchange now as trading gets underway and you can we have rebounded just a bit, about 71 points up right now. taking a look at the gas prices, for about a month now they have been going down. the direction we like to see them going. according to aaa, the average rice for a gallon and the sky was $5.80 a gallon.

san jose, the average price is $5.73 a gallon. kumasi: wine tasting prices in napa are getting more expenses. doubling in six years. last year the average price for a basic winetasting was about ready dollars but mind to a little over a hundred dollars because of surging inflation, while buyers -- wildfires and supply chain has all played a part. steph curry spent part of the day on sunday at the alameda county community food bank. he and volunteers putting food in the -- heat learn played plus in oakland. this is all a part of a related birthday party for curry, who will turn 34 in march. some of the volunteers were there because they owned and fts commemorating him breaking the three-point record. incredible video from the east coast, a humpback whale struck a

fishing boat off the coast of massachusetts. check it out. this is when it breached. several vessels nearby. one whale landed on one of the votes, causing the boat to dip in the water. now, this is kind of scary. oof. this is photos of the damage and then another angle so that you can see how big the whale was. the harbormaster went to check on the people in the boat. they didn't get hurt. the damage to the boat was not too expensive. but rails have been spotted in the area several times in the past weeks. so, they knew the whales were there. julian: yeah, just incredibly close. people pay a lot of money for these and they got their money's worth is they paid, and then some. that is really close. drew: that is scary. kumasi: you saw the humpback whales when you went on your

tour? julian: in maui, yes, absolutely got urge -- gorgeous. we got close and saw several breaches but the boat stayed intact. kumasi: don't you have to say a certain distance from them? julian:4 you are supposed -- julian: you are supposed to but we got really close. some dolphins, too, but nothing like that. to see the whale swatting the boat? that's crazy. drew: no thank you. smooth skies in the atmosphere. tam cam, smoke from the oak fire gradually moving in. from there you can see hazy sunshine this morning. low clouds and a lot of spots with drizzle near the coast and in bay. hazy sunshine with smoke noticeable indian land east bay today. temperature changes for the week ahead. the onshore wind is a big player in the forecast over the next 24 hours. ready steady later today.

the onshore wind is really going to help vent the smoke up in our sky from settling near the surface. the air quality remains good if not moderate over the next 24 hours. highs in the microclimate in the south day-to-day. 80's in san jose. 80 per tino. 83 for gilroy. 75 in mountain view. low 60's on the coast with the sunny skies. cool downtown, cloudy in richmond and in the upper 50's. 70's and 80's with hazy sunshine in the north day. 70's in east bay. 78 in fremont. in land, going into the 80's and 90's with hazy sunshine. fog heading in land with cloudy conditions again, coastal drizzle as well, numbers settling in the 50's. hazy forecast today and tomorrow. air quality good if not moderate

hazy sunshine and for the week ahead it is a steady pattern of morning fog and afternoon sunshine. a minor warm up with no intensity. kumasi: disney is changing the name of ferry godmothers and training to be more inclusive. the gender-neutral title will be fairy godmother apprentices, allowing male cast members to do the job. they work at the baby bobby boutique -- bippity boppity boutique. julian: marvel fans are dissecting the first teaser trailer for the next chapter of black panther this morning. it has already racked up millions of views online and just today. all part of a that's by their parent company, disney, over the weekend. mona kosar abdi has the details. >> you are no super hero.

>> studios treating fans to a flood of announcements at the san diego comic. a new set of the films starring group month, -- groot,, to the reveal that not one, but two avengers films are in the works. a feast of upcoming projects from the marble cinematic universe, including the upcoming antman and guardians of the galaxy films. >> we have talked about future, now talk -- now it is time to talk about forever. >> but one moment sent the internet and fans into a frenzy. >> ♪ no woman, no cry ♪ >> the long-awaited trailer for the black panther sequel, wauconda -- wakanda forever, released. >> i am we know the most powerful nation in the world and

my entire family is gone. had i not given everything? >> showing them mourning the loss of to chila-- t'challa after the actor who portrayed him was mourned as well, passing away at the age of 43. the director paying tribute, telling the comic-con audience that i can feel his hand on my shoulder right now after his death, marvel announced that t'challa will not be recast, leaving many wondering who will wear iconic clause. -- claws. kumasi: and we will be wondering for a while, the movie doesn't hit the theater until the 11th of november. quite a sight at a zoo, luring animals onto the scale to weigh them, saying that this way they

can detect underlying sickness and gives speedy treatment. the zoo is currently home to dozens of animals, including ostriches and a kind of antelope. julian: if you ever wanted to go hiking on the pacific crest trail or appalachian trail without leaving your neighborhood, now you can. the new app, walk the distance, virtually taking you through famous walking trails as you walk through your neighborhood and as you walk, every mile shows photos, real-time weather and fact about the trail. the creator says it is in your trainings in on a routine walk. kumasi: an extremely rare flower expected to bloom at any minute at san jose university. you will have to look at it and not see it in person. this is the nine foot tall corpse flower, getting its name because it smells like a corpse. it is located at the biology department in the university at the tropical rain house and it could loom anytime today or

tomorrow. this is the first time it has their at san jose state the greenhouse is not open to the public, you will have to watch it bloom live online. julian: i guess you can comfortably watch it online without having to smell it. but that is like what people get really into. kumasi: they do line up for that. mehe stickers you got r]oratch ? julian: you can watch us live and on-demand through our apple tv app, the amazon fire and wrote the app, download the app and start streaming. kumasi: and as we had to break, we are taking a live look outside at 6:53.

kumasi:kumasi: 6:56, a massive fight in mariposa county outside yosemite. burning more than 15,000 acres since it started on friday and is 0% pain. julian: a strike team from the bay area is on the way to help light the fire. they gathered in pleasanton

overnight before heading out, we saw about five trucks leading -- leaving to head to mariposa county. kumasi: smoke from the oak fire is expected to prompt air quality advisories today. officials say you may smell smoke or see hazy skies. drew: looking at the smoke forecast, you might see orange use on your screen, indicating elevated smoke is most noticeable in the north bay and east afternoon and despite smoke in the sky, the air quality near the surface remaining good to moderate thanks to an onshore flow. we can breathe easy despite the hazy skies of above. highs today going into the 60's, chilly, 70's on the bay shoreline. the warmer spots easy and 90's with hazy sunshine. jobina: the bay bridge toll plaza is the busiest spot this morning. live team is on the 47 with traffic backing up and as far as advisories we have winter advisories the ultima past,

venetia bridge, but that's all we have for traffic it's nice out there area julian: i like that on the monday. number six, the january 6 insurrection investigators could subpoena clarence thomas's wife. she urged people in the trumpet orbit to overturn the election. kumasi: subway is giving away free sandwiches for life. all you have to do is get a tattoo and it is only 12 inches by 12 inches. huge, right? it is the subway series logo on your chest and back -- were back. it's in celebration of the new menu. drew: what is better, chest or back? jobina: dac, i say back. [laughter] kumasi: think about it, then you could have some nice -- drew: kumasi, it's a foot. [laughter] julian: she's been talking about it -- jobina: oh no. kumasi: some nice lettuce.

jobina: let us? drew: some nice lettuce. julian: let's pray for that tattoo kumasi is going to get. kumasi: like rihanna and her tattoo on her chest. jobina: that's a bird and rihanna. drew: it's a meaning. nice lettuce? jobina: black-and-white or color? do we get that tomato? [laughter] julian: they pop of color. jobina: do you not have tattoos? drew: i don't. i want one but i don't know what i would get or where. julian: well, don't let it be this. julian: you don't? jobina: none of us knew. julian: let's all go get one together. drew: do like three inches here? julian: i will do the s, you. [laughter] drew: not cute, you guys. julian: if you do this, tweet

us. [laughter] jobina: someone will. [laughter] kumasi: nice lettuce on the good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, a wildfire emergency near yosemite national park as we start this new week with you. state of emergency.rehan 15 in california. as nearly 4,000 people are forced to evacuate. firefighters tackling the blaze on all fronts, launching a full force aerial response. ginger is on the scene tracking the very latest the world health organization declares a global health emergency over monkeypox with cases surging in 75 countries including here. who is most likely to get it and who health officials are urging to get vaccinated? president biden's bout with co