>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: -- kumasi: destructive wildfires, those were missing. laptop or seven is tracking rain and lightning across parts of our area this morning. drew is tracking the conditions in your neighborhood. reggie: good morning and welcome

to july 26. drew: we are tracking a line of showers that has been working through eastern contra costa county. also have rain as far as walnut creek. couple of lightning strikes before 4:00 a.m. as it enters the north bay at work tries to enter solano county, it is struggling as it enters the cooler air. it is an 60's at the. partly cloudy skies, hazy sunshine again today. today is the coolest day we have this week. we will take another look at doppler and temperatures in a few minutes. reggie: developing news on the oak fire, firefighters are hoping to make more progress after slowing the fire's expansion yesterday. the fire is now 16% contained. this is the largest wildfire this year in california. more than 17,000 acres have burned west of yosemite national park while 55 structures have

been confirmed destroyed, including several homes. we learned from calfire no one has been injured. thousands of homes are threatened and evacuation orders are in effect. calfire says the drought is one of the reasons the oak fire took also quickly. the conditions are far -- are challenging for firefighters. it is rugged terrain and the hills are steep. reporter: the oak fire has disgorged thousands of acres while firefighters are making progress, some people are getting official word their home was lost. >> the fire department called me to verify my house had been burned down. reporter: chris, who grew up in marin county, was out biking with friends friday, looked back and saw this. >> there was a fire in the vicinity of where we were and it was building up weekly.

a pillow of black -- a pillar of black smoke rose into the sky. reporter: an outdoorsman and journalist was able to get his dog and some items from his home with the thought that he would come back for more. that never happened. authorities evacuated the neighborhood and he received troubling news for the second time in a week. >> this was not the saddest news i got this week. i came down with an autoimmune disorder this week. i was crying a lot about that and then my house burned. it was more than i could take. reporter: chris's home and his landlord's home are two of 55 structures that have been destroyed. cara took these pictures on the way to her father-in-law's home. she says smoke -- have been a major issue. >> we would go out to our car and there is search everywhere. just raining down.

reporter: as bad as everything looks, those we spoke with our hopeful. >> i am sad but i have my dog next to me. reporter: chris is suffering from alopecia, the same thing jada pinkett smith has. he is in marin county plans to make his way to fresno and hopefully will get back to mariposa. reggie: drifting smoke from the oak fire has prompted officials to extend an air quality advisory through tomorrow. we have an interactive tracker so you can keep tabs where you live. you will find it at abc7news.com . kumasi: investigators are looking for the cause of this two alarm fire in alameda. alameda fire crews called the oakland fire apartment. part of the warehouse's roof collapsed. are no reports of injuries.

there an instigation into a fire and antioch around 8:00 was night on serpentine drive. neighbor said he saw this fire burning the cause is not officially known. the person who died has not been identified. kumasi: -- reggie: the federal government has put a decision about second covid-19 booster shots for people under 50 on hold. according to a senior official, the government is focused on getting a vaccine that is more effective against omicron. then they would roll out more boosters. doctors say this is a timing game. >> it is dependent on when the next vaccine is ready. if it will not be ready until october, you should push the second vaccine now. if it will be ready by mid september, that is only six weeks from now. reggie: officials hope to have the omicron targeted vaccine ready by mid september.

second boosters are only available if you are over 50 or a younger person at high risk. there is new help for some children who lost parents to covid. the state will spend $100 million to buy interest-bearing savings bonds. low income children who lost parents to covid and others would qualify. it could vary between $4000 and $8,000. that will be enough for about 16,000 children. the money for this is coming from the record rating budget surplus. starting today, the monkeypox vaccine clinic at zuckerberg hospital will be closed. they don't have enough vaccine. they have not been told when they will get more vaccine. the agency has requested 35,000 doses. it has only received 7800. there is only one lab that makes this vaccine.

it is agreed to license it to other manufacturers. yesterday, the hospital clinic gave out 500 doses. the white house is expected to announce a monkeypox coordinator to manage the federal government's response as more cases emerge. that comes days after the who declared monkeypox and public health emergency of international concern. there have been 2900 confirmed cases in the u.s.. kumasi: will tonight be the night we have a winner? the mega millions jackpot has grown to $810 million and tickets are just two dollars each. ryan curry is live in walnut creek with more on this. reporter: good morning. a very large sum of money we are talking here, over $800 mli. th prize of for grabs for people. possibly as early as tonight if somebody gets that winner.

i sent this jackpot would go up if no one got a winner and that is exactly what has this is thee have seen in the history of this game. not the highest we have ever seen, that was $1.5 billion. not quite there yet but we are talking about a large sum of money for anybody who grabs that tonight. if you win, you have a couple of options. you either have them pay you out for dirty annual payments or you can take cash option which is when they give you the lump sum. that is what most people end up doing. if you do that, you're looking around payment of $470 million. you can feel the anticipation starting to build. as that price is higher, more people will be playing. >> the lady said the pot was over $800 million so i decided to buy a quicklink. maybe i am lucky.

luckiest guy in inglewood today. ryan: luckiest guy in the world if he ends up winning. abc 7 caught up with that guy eager to walk away with the grand prize. i am going to fill this out once the store opens. we have a few options. maybe each of you can pick a column or a row and i can fill this out on behalf of all of us. maybe one of these will be the winner and we can walk away with a lot of money. i just need you to all think of your lucky numbers. i will relate it back to you guys. kumasi: this is progress. ryan: maybe i can fill this out on the 7:00 show. we will see. kumasi: i thought it was just the automatic once. ryan: you can if you want or we can just get get creative -- or we can just get creative as a

team. kumasi: okay, we will text you. ryan: good, thanks. perfect. kumasi: reggie won't. reggie: i won't be rewarded but i want to be blamed. [laughter] kumasi: a monk seal attack, a woman injured after this endangered animal bitter. reggie: back in the bay, a warm welcome for students who got stuck in europe. drew: we are looking at the smoke forecast again today. we will have hazy sunshine with elevated smoke from the oak fire into parts of the bay area. with a strong onshore flow with the service, air quality will remain good the next 48 hours. live doppler s

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doppler seven because we have a line of showers paralleling highway four. it does have some lightning strikes associated with it, east near farmington. we did have a few of them close to discovery bay. we are tracking the line of showers. it is falling apart as it tries to enter the north bay. high-pressure to our east, it is funneling this monsoonal moisture into northern california. thankfully, is only over the next two to three hours this line of showers exists. 9:00 a.m., it is falling apart. sunshine later on today, temperatures in the 60's. 80's and our warmest spots in lent. let's get a check of traffic with jobina. jobina: little lights came on at 955 -- 5:55, there is time to

make your way into san francisco. it is busy at the richmond san rafael bridge. this is trending in a busy direction as we continue on. yesterday it was packed after 9:00 a.m. so we will keep an eye on that. tracy to dublin, 52 minutes. any we are following a crash right now in morgan hill causing a slowdown on southbound 101 past towne avenue. at least one lane is blocked. kumasi: new evidence from the january 6 committee, what they're saying president trump crossed out of a speech. reggie: why klondike is getting rid of choco taco. the resident who is hoping to save it. ladies, six minutes please... this is my life. it's not always “picture perfect.” plus i'm dealing with bleeding from uterine fibroids.

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kumasi: there is new information into the tenuate sixth instruction investigation. new video shedding light into president trump's mindset at the time of the attack. jobina: individual and a document shows that the committee describes as president trump's reluctance to condemn his supporters. the document as the drafter to his prerecorded statement anyway seventh -- statement january 20 -- january 7. in the video includes testimony from evocative and jared kushner discussing the context of those comments. reggie: -- >> was the implication that the president was reluctant to give that speech? >> yeah. jobina: mark short, former chief

of staff to mike pence confirmed he appeared under subpoena last week before a federal grand jury. he is the highest white house official noted testify in the investigation. all of this as attorney general merrick garland faces pressure to bring criminal charges against trump and his allies. kumasi: klondike's choco taco has been discontinued. it is putting end to the chocolate ice cream due to demand for other products. the last remaining inventory cans to be found as some retailers. reddick co-founder tweeted that he would like to buy the rights to the choco taco and keep

it from melting from our childhoods. reggie: we have a deep dive into our childhood this morning. i remember more of the as command's product -- the ice cream man's product than i thought. i never ordered the choco taco because the move was what? drew: drumstick. reggie: the one that was red white and blue and looked like a rocket, stay away from it. the worst tasting thing is a snow cone. you don't want a snow cone fro m the people making it in the stand off is out of the road. if there are not eight people waiting in line, you went to the wrong one. do you remember sky-blue? drew: i don't. what did it taste like? blue raspberry? reggie: as a kid it was just blue.

drew: no one ever wanted the gumball at the end that i did. so i would get the gumball. reggie: i did not even know there was a gumball. drew: the gumball at the bottom has the hard chocolate, the bottom of the snow cone got a gumball. reggie: that is any accommodation. drew: you are chewing ice and then you get a gumball. it is purely frozen so you crack your teeth. [laughter] reggie: this was all part of the dental complex. drew: the dental lobby. this is how they keep us. we have fog close to the ground. you see high clouds off in the distance associated with those showers to our east. low pressure of the coast come high-pressure funneling moisture into our neighborhood. you see that loan line of showers through parts of eastern contra costa county. it has been lifting to the north and northeast.

it may be moving out of here. it did come with a couple of lightning strikes earlier this morning. here is live doppler seven. you see a couple of isolated showers trying to enter solano county. where we have the most active weather news stockton where there is a lightning strike. any chance of a lightning strike is here for an hour or so before this system moves out. the winds turn breezy later today. onshore flow gusting 20 miles per hour. hazy sunshine in our sky because of smoke from the oak fire entering the upper parts of our atmosphere. it does not reach the surface so our air quality is good. 60's from san francisco to oakland. 78 in santa rosa. mid to upper 80's in our warmest spots. lakeport hitting 97 degrees. overnight tonight, temperatures in the 50's and we have the fog coming back. here is the seven-day forecast, coolest. is today and tomorrow the

weekend, looking pretty nice with lots of sunshine. reggie: "good morning america" coming up here on abc7. kumasi: ginger has a look at what is ahead. >> coming up, i will be bringing the latest on the oak fire now more than 17,000 acres burned and 21 structures destroyed. i will bring you healthy firefighters are working to get folks back to their homes. safety first, but there are still nearly 40,000 people waking up outside their houses. this mode, we had to move our live shot because it was that thick. also coming up, we have to get into the breaking news in the uvalde school shooting investigation. why the rubber on the driscoll principal has now been suspended. how switching jobs can pay off, then you research and what you should know before changing companies.

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reggie: a group of students is back after being stranded in europe. these are toga school orchestra got stuck in prague for four days in their flight home was canceled. at one point, we were told the airline might not get them back before september. >> we had no idea when we were leaving. we had no idea if it would be one day or 10 days or 100 days. we had no idea. reggie: the students were relieved to be back home and say they have no hard feelings. >> i don't think i can allow this event to take away from the overall experience because it was amazing.

reggie: the students took a seven hour bus ride to frankfurt and got a charter frack to san francisco. a second group returned to saturday night. kumasi: a woman by a monk seal mother in hawaii and not be facing any fines after this encounter. >> get out. get out. kumasi: is 60-year-old teacher was swimming when the seal bit her. the woman had injuries to her face, arm, back. state officials said they would not recommend charges for the woman who has requested to remain anonymous. they say she was previous they warned about being in that area but an investigation found she did not provoke the seal. officials say more should be done to educate tourists about wildlife rules. >> hawaii airlines is doing a good job on that. it is up to other airlines to step up and help educate

visitors for their own safety, too. kumasi: noaa is also investigating to see if the woman violated federal laws. she is expected to be okay. a new restaurant is coming to the space once occupied by olive tto. the mediterranean restaurant is called aker kitchen and will feature two levels, a casual bistro in the bottom and a more evening dining experience. with a bar on the top the menu will be centered around a wooden fire pit and a stone oven. the restaurant is expected to open this fall. reggie: next, say hello to adele. the grammy winner and up new dates for her las vegas residency. kumasi: take a live look outside at 627 time.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, a couple stunned by a parking ticket. they were in a red zone but they had no idea it existed. the explanation from the city. kumasi: the settlement by the city of oakland to pay one of its police chiefs. kumasi: showers for part of the bay area, drew is tracking where you could see some wet areas. kumasi: mega millions menu, tonight's drawing and a food chain founder who bought thousands of tickets to say winner winner chicken dinner. we will tell you all about that and check in with drew. drew: we are tracking one line of showers through eastern contra costa county and southern solano county. live doppler seven showing you when we had that line, it had a

couple of lightning strikes in each room and eastern contra costa county. it looks like this line is beginning to lift to the north and northeast. something to keep your eye on. the chance for any wet weather exists over the next 60 minutes in eastern contra costa county. it is associated with monsoonal moisture. we have a marine layer with us, hazy skies later on today. we will see smoke from the oak fire in our atmosphere. temperatures in the 70's and 80's. we will take a closer look at those temperatures and the smoke forecast and a little bit. reggie: tonight, and of strong. the jackpot is $810 million. one fast food chain founder is hoping he has a whining ticket -- a winning ticket for his employees. ryan has more on that. ryan:ndp a large payout for, thats

if they end upinng 50,00tiets td up buying. i want to talk about this total grand prize. $810 million. the third largest we have ever seen for this competition. you can see that number right there. the only question is will that winter be tonight and will that winter be in the bay area? we have seen it happen before in various locations. we know the odds are intense but we know somebody has to win. it is not the largest number we have seen in this competition's history. we have to go back a few years to see the $1.5 billion from a few years ago but this is still a large sum. after taxes, $400 million. raising canes opened up a location in the bay area and the owner is doing something unique. the founder of the company bought 50,000 tickets for one of

each crewmember. if they do end up winning, the payout is around $16,000 if they win. we know that is not $800 million, but that is still more than nothing. $16,000 is a decent payout if you are looking at where things are. it is not the multimillion dollar prize, but that is something good. winners and 80 -- winners in the bay area have won in the past. you can see the odds right here. the total grand prize, just one in 302 money dollars. that is a lot. somebody has to win. we will see if that winter comes tonight. -- that winner comes tonight. kumasi: i like the optimism. there are new warning signs about the economy. walmart, the world's largest

retailer has sloshed -- slashed its market forecast. this comes via information that we could be coming into recession. jobina: walmart says inflation has driven up the price of food and guest so much that shoppers are cutting back on high profit items like clothes. walmart's shares dropped by 10%. the former ceo says walmart's move to -- it's market outlook is rare. >> a warning like that is very uncommon for walmart. jobina: all of this days before the commerce department is set to release a mit is anticipatedw america's economy shrinking for its second consecutive quarter. generally that is understood to be a recession. president biden and the white house are downplaying some of

the fears. the president is saying he hopes we don't end up in recession. one positive sign is the gas prices. the average price and a california is down to $5.70 a gallon. that is from $6.72 a month ago. reggie: a san francisco couple isn't scratching their heads over a strange parking problem. they were issued a five foot parking in a space that was painted red while they were parked in that space. desiree and jeff say they have been parking in this spot on walken and union streets for the past 25 years. recently, they got hit with a $108 fine for parking in a red zone. >> the red stripe is that there were it wasn't before and they had the nerve to go around my tire. >> i had painter friends, and say what a bad job that was. they missed a spot.

reggie: the spot had previously been a red zone even though the paint was actually faded. they are waiting for sf mta tofe dismissed. brittney griner was back in a russian courtroom. she has been held for five months since being arrested on drug charges. she admitted she had a vague canisters with cannabis. attorneys argued she uses that to treat chronic pain. cannabis is illegal in russia. brittney griner faces up to 10 years in prison. former president trump returns to washington, d.c. for the first time since he left office. he will be delivering a speech for america first --'s agenda summit. the think tank has been crafting an agenda for trump's possible return to office. the group is one of several

pro-trump organizations that has continued to endorse and promote trump since his departure. fallout from the shooting in uvalde, texas. the school's principal has been suspended with pay. it comes after a for staycation found mandy gutierrez was aware of problems at the school but did not take action to fix them. he joins pete arredondo, police chief, who is on administrative leave. the time is 6:37. the city of oakland will pay former police chief $1.5 million for being wrongfully terminated. he was fired for blowing the whistle on police of alleged wrongdoing. it will cover attorney fees, salary, and other costs. in a statement, she said she feels vindicated and hopes to continue her career in public service. she served as police chief three years.

an effort to clear on housed people from atrial has been blocked by a judge. several on housed individuals staying along the trail sued over the plan. the accused sonoma county of planning and a fiction without providing appropriate shelter options as required by law. the complaint said park rangers flooded their encampment effort and arrest if they did not moved by today. a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow in oakland. the pacific ocean is the coolest it has been in a decade and scientists are blooming climate change. the temperatures have dipped solo recently even fish have been staying away and hanging out in warmer parts of the bay. scientists say, change has caused changes in the wind causing cool water from deep in the ocean to rise to the surface. they are not sure how long that is going to last.

next, we are tracking the situation in mariposa county where the. oak fire continues to grow. the new challenge for firefighters. a live look at the south bay where in much-anticipated flower is about to bloom. you can watch us for a whole extra hour now. abc7 at 7:00 is live on our abc7 bay area streaming apps. you can download on your roku, apple tv, or android tv. drew: we are looking at the smoke forecast. similar to yesterday. hazy sunshine throughout the day. there is the orange contour on your screen and the smoke is coming from the oak fire. it is thousands of feet up. it won't reach of the service but we will find hazy sunshine throughout the day. you see smoke on the horizon, the orange hue. air quality on the surface is good to go. fresh air tuesday, wednesday, and thursday and they are sure flow prevents smoke from reaching the surface. live gubler seven, we are

tracking a long line of showers working through eastern contra costa county. it is shrinking, falling apart, and lifting more to the north and northeast. it is getting out of here leading to a sunny afternoon. future weather showing you fog will pull back to the coastline. we will see sunny skies but hazy sunshine again. today is one of the coolest states we have. 80's inland but 97 in lakeport. 70's for santa rosa and napa. 69 in oakland. in the city, partly sunny skies and 66 degrees. let's get a check of traffic with jobina. jobina: good morning, everyone. we will start in the south bay with a positive update. the crash out of morgan hill has cleared. southbound 101 pass towne avenue. it is out of the way but you are experiencing a minor delay. in the north bay, i usually would not point this out but because todd road is such a popular route to get to 101, i

went to that you know that in santa rosa at the 300 block of todd road is completely shut down because of an overturned big rig. a live look at the toll bridge plaza, metering let's came on at 5:59. -- metering lights came on at 559. it is busy at the r

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that helps protect against dirt and grime. wi® kumasi: developing news on the oak fire burning near yosemite national park. amanda aguilar is in fresno looking at what we know and what we can expect on the front lines. reporter: the oak fire continues to burn at this morning with more than 17,000 acres being scorched. crews are gaining containment. that is now at 60% and officials

are hoping to build on this throughout the day and a massive response out here in mariposa county. more than 2000 fire personnel from across the state are fighting these flames from the ground as well as the air. 55 structures have been destroyed. at least 21 of those our homes. crews remain optimistic. fire crews today are going to focus on continuing to construct thos extinguish hotspots. they will be heading out to nearby communities untouched from the fire, prepping those structures in case the fire impacts that area. slightly cooler temperatures today could help crews in this firefight. calfire has reduced evacuation orders to fire advisement. people here at the evacuation center can go home. as for other areas under evacuation orders, they want to make sure there are no fallen

trees and hotspots are out before they allow residents back in. amanda aguilar, abc7news. kumasi: human remains were found at swim beach in lake mead national recreation area. rangers is bonded to the witness of remains. they have set a perimeter to recover the instruments. officials reached out to the medical examiner to determine the cause of death. that investigation continues. truckers have ended their protest outside the port of oakland. they had been protesting and new labor law that reclassified as employees. the trucker said the law would end up costing them money. they successfully blocked cargo flow at the port for days as they picketed. major unions back ab5 saying companies use the system to deny vacation time, health care, and wages -- appropriate wages.

we are on corpse flower watch. this is the livestream from san jose state's guarded facility. it is supposed to happen by the end of the day. when it does happen, it will give off this foul stench that has earned the corpse flower its nickname. the botanical name is -- and this is what it willow glen when it does open up. a man shook off his prize plant in alameda last year. it is not just the unique smell that makes the bloom and attraction, some plants go years between blooms. reggie: and not to an interesting combination. britney spears making a comeback with elton john. she is back in the studio for a new recording of elton john's song "tiny dancer." she indicated she is ready to sing again because, "i have not shared my voice in an extremely long time." the tract set to be released next month and i am excited.

drew: ♪ hold me closer tiny dancer, ♪ reggie: but do as brittany. drew: ♪ hold me closer, tiny dancer. ♪ i am not great at it. we will get there. kumasi: do you think we will get a video? drew: cartoon videos. kumasi: really? drew: that is what they did with dua lipa and elton john. kumasi: okay. i would like to see britney at the beach. that is her thing. drew: just twirling around her house? kumasi: and he is in the background. reggie: these days, britney does not need a clothing budget for these videos. kumasi: well. reggie: she really does not. she is letting it free. kumasi: because she is free.

reggie: that is right. we are happy for her. drew: here is our east bay hills camera showing fog rolling down the hillside this morning. just a pretty picture of there. it is a cooler afternoon. today is one of the cooler days we have for the week ahead. we have spotted drizzle this morning. there is is led chance of thunder in the north bayreally . live doppler seven showing high pressure centered over the four corners. it is funneling some of this monsoonalit is funneling that me into our net of the woods. you can see a line of showers that did bring some lightning early this morning to parts of eastern contra costa county. it is lifting to the north and northeast. it looks like these showers we thought could have moved into the north bay are pressing off north and northeast.

it is something we are watching over the next 60 minutes. after 8:00 a.m., there is no chance of thunder or lightning. we will turn to onshore winds later today. we will find those gusting 20 to 25 miles per hour. those winds will keep that smoke elevated in our atmosphere from reaching the centers -- reaching the surface. 80's and our warmest spots inland. 60's and 70's along the shoreline. overnight tonight, we see the fog searching inland. numbers in the 50's and 60's. we will keep hazy sunshine today and tomorrow. a little bit warmer by the end of the week. very nice morning fog, after his sunshine and temperatures typical for this time of the year. reggie: -- kumasi: we are hearing from the people demanding that dave chapelle's shows in santa rosa be canceled. we told you about this yesterday. activists are concerned about his jokes about the transgender

community. his four shows sold out in hours. lgbtq plus advocates are concerned about the potential for discrimination and violence against trans people. an online petition to keep him from performing his growing. >> the important thing to remember is that free speech does not mean freedom from consequences. kumasi: despite this controversy, dave chapelle has his supporters. >> i don't think it has been since richard pryor that we have someone like dave chapelle who is so free to speak their mind about any subject. kumasi: the perfect center wants to keep conversation going to find ways to better support the community. reggie: from the east bay, we are expecting an update on the killing of any overdrive or. survey video found a moment the man was shot to death as he was

waiting inside his car. there is zero award of more than $12,000 for information leading to an arrest. oakland's police chief and other community leaders will be at the event in china time. that starts at 10:30. kumasi: efforts to bring riders back to the smart train seem to be working. there was an 83% increase since january. the agency has been working to bring people back since the pandemic. they suspended service and parking fees. the ridership count is still below pre-pandemic levels but june's ridership was the most since the beginning of the year. reggie: a pilot program is underway to provide an option for biking. it allows visitors regardless of disability to benefit from a nature while still exercising at golden gate park. they use adaptive bikes. one in 10 san francisco's -- in

10 san franciscans report having a disability. that program run through october. a close call for this bus driver. she said two moments into her morning arrived, a deer smashed into the front of the bus. >> my first reaction was, did that just happen? i was trying to calm him down. i was okay until i watched the tape and saw how close it was to ending up in my lap. reggie: the driver, not hurt and there were no passengers on the bus at the time of the crash. the bus has been repaired and is ready to go back on the road. kumasi: two bear cubs were spotted wrestling in the front yard of a south lake tahoe kevin. they are just plain with each other. mother was over ther looking behind that car. the person or capture the moment

documents wildlife in the tahoe area and called it a junior fight club. reggie: aren't they just playing? there is mom. you see her? kumasi: she is right there working -- there looking. reggie: this people are too close. i hope you'll have been getting your sleep because a study shows people who napped regularly are at high risk of stroke or high blood pressure. although nothing itself is not harmful, if you nap, it usually means you don't sleep well at night and not sleeping well at night could equal poor health. people who typically napped during the day for 24% more likely to have a stroke. let's talk about legos. kumasi: please. reggie: you can make a lego that looks like you if that is something to our interested in. lego is testing its mini figure factory.

it lets users choose different body parts and accessories for their many figuration -- mini fig. you can choose from a laptop, pizza, or even a tennis racket. here is the twist, you can only buy one per household. kumasi: why? reggie: it is just starting up so they are taking a slow. kumasi: in the south bay, window cleaners turned in uniforms for superhero customs for children. some patients joined in on the fund, they dressed up as their favorite superheroes. thor and his team interacting with kids, making some big smiles and wiping cobwebs from the windows. that is cute. reggie: that is cute. kumasi: did you see the "black

panther" trailer? reggie: i have not seen it yet. is a good? kumasi: it is so good. you need to watch it after this show. reggie: i have never seen "black panther." kumasi: for real? reggie: i have also never seen "get out." jobina: what in the uncultured. reggie: i started watching it on the plane and continued watching it last night which is why that deer has been triggered. that happens at the beginning of the movie. i know i am late to all of this, but that movie. kumasi: this is so unlike you. reggie: i have to see it to prepare for tiki palmer's performance in the new movie. kumasi: but "black panther." reggie:

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the oak fire burning outside yosemite has grown to more than 17,000 acres. it is 60% contained. no injuries have been reported but buildings have been destroyed. reggie: the principle of rob elementary school in uvalde, texas has been suspended. she said she knew about security issues before the mass shooting but failed to fix them. kumasi: the fda plans to authorize a second coded booster shots -- second covid wisher shot are now on hold. reggie: the mega millions jackpot has grown to the third largest in the game's history. why are we pushing the lottery? the cash prize is $810 million. drew: we are tracking isolated showers thing out of eastern contra costa county pushing to the north and east.

we are not talking about showers this afternoon. hazy sunshine, temperatures in'd 70's along the shoreline. jobina: we have a couple of crashes, the first in san pablo involving a big rig and a motorcyclist. thankfully the motorcyclist is not hurt.hecrashes in vacaville eastbound i-80. the toll plaza is not too bad. kumasi: adele has announced new dates for her las vegas residency. in january, she left fans heartbroken, post posting -- postponing her sureos. now the shows are back on. two dozen dates are set from november to next march. drew: if you had tickets before, do they just get transferred there. and those who never had tickets are out of luck? reggie: is a moment. drew: only 24 shows over six months? kumasi: that is enough. it is exclusive.

reggie: we were excited about that album and then they came out. drew: she did not get her flowers from you? jobina: first black panther good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, new developments on the criminal investigation of january 6th as we start this tuesday. the federal investigation into january 6th intensifying. two aides to former vice president pence testify before a federal grand jury and the house committee shares images of a draft of tmp crossed out phrases the day after the insurrection. breaking overnight. uvalde school principal suspended. a special legislative investigation finding that the robb elementary administrator was aware of existing security issues at the school. the race to contain the largest wildfire in california this year.

more than 17,000 acres scorched