wanted terrorists has been killed. where the former leader of al qaeda was hiding. >> let these kids enjoy their lives without -- kumasi: oakland police speaking to parents, how they are responding and the changes coming to games. reggie: governor newsom declaring a state of emergency over mucky pox. kumasi: good morning. reggie: first, we check in with drew. kumasi: i was going to say we missed you on the first, but nobody said it. reggie: nobody said it? i am sorry to say it, durant was due yesterday. you have a grace period? drew: i do not. it was late. it was -- it is humid for another day. live doppler seven showing it a

lot quieter this morning compared to yesterday. we are dry out there. look at these numbers. we are well into the 60's in many cities right now. 66 in livermore. mid to upper 50's close to the coast. a mild morning, buggy. pretty good visibility. we are clear from this vantage point, high clouds up above us now. partly sunny skies, another humid day. we are under that air mass, so it is muggy. we have to include the chance of an isolated shower later this afternoon. we see more moisture streaming in from the southwest today. that will bring us a chance of a shower. we talk more about that shower chance, i will show you warmer days coming up in eight minutes. reggie: we start this morning with the death of one of the world's most wanted terrorists.

president biden revealed he was taken out over the weekend. jobina: ayman al-zawahiri was osama bin laden's successor. he has been wanted for decades, was found in a terrorist safe house in afghanistan and taken out by two hellfire missiles. he was taken out while standing on a balcony in couple. the president's announcement was clear to the nation last night. >> justice has been delivered. this terrorist leader is no more. people around the world no longer need to fear the vicious and determined killer, no matter how long it takes, no matter where you hide, if you are a threat to our people, the united states will find you and take you out. al-zawahiri was second in

command to osama bin laden at the time of the 9/11 terrorists attacks, and took over when bin laden was killed. kumasi: families are reacting to that announcement. betty allen was born in san francisco and was a flight attendant on american airlines flight 11, the first plane to be hijacked on 9/11. she is the first person to to alert authorities about hijacking. her family tells the chronicle that his death helps, but it is not closure. her say -- her sister saying, "when i heard today that he was dead, i am relieved but still sad that 9/11 happened at all." reggie: house speaker nancy pelosi is reportedly going to visit taiwan today and tomorrow. it comes as a loud protest took

place outside her san francisco office over that visit. organizers say the house speaker's trip would escalate tensions with china and might provoke a war. pelosi is currently touring asia, she is in malaysia today. the white house says they recommended against the trip, but have no power to stop it. china has called this visit a provocation. >> it is not uncommon for congressional leaders to travel to taiwan. it is very much in keeping with our policy, and consistent in support to our taiwan under the taiwan relations act. reggie: china views taiwan as a part of its nation and a breakaway province. kumasi: governor newsom has declared a state of emergency surrounding the key pox. he said he did it to support the states response to the vaccines rollout. good morning, ryan.

ryan: that state of emergency is designed to allocate more resources towards getting people vaccinated. the only problem is, it does not address the ongoing supply issue with the vaccines. local lawmakers say that relies on the federal government, and they are still working to get more vaccines from them. regardless, there are going to be more vaccines available at sf general. that clinics reopens -- that clinic reopens at 8:00 a.m. they were able to vaccinate people yesterday and are able to give doses out again today. 950 is not a lot compared to how many people need or want to get the vaccine. this ongoing issue of supply being the big issue here, lawmakers say there may to need the government's help to get them. >> we made an initial request of 35,000 vaccines.

we need at least 70,000. it is heartbreaking we cannot produce them ourselves and make them available. i wish that were the case, i wish there was more we could do. we are being very aggressive with the department of health and human services to get more. ryan: that is a big number when you consider how little many doses have been distributed over this month. today's clinic, the same rules apply as we have seen in the past. they open at 8:00 a.m. today, we have not seen anybody line up yet. at this time yesterday, there were already several dozens of people in line. that is good news for anybody planning up to go out today compared to yesterday. still expect a lot of the same issues we have been seeing, low supply and high demand. getting early is the best recommended method. ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, including vaccines and treatment.

head to our website, abc7news.com. reggie: to the latest covid headlines, new cdc data shows fewer than 4% of kids are vaccinated. california ranks 11th of kids who have at least one dose. according to the chronicle, one in seven covid cases in california are confirmed re-infections. state officials say there are more than 51,000 reinfections in the first week of july. new zealand has fully reopened its border for the first time since the start of the pandemic. the country imposed some of the strictest rules in the world. kumasi: oaklands police chief is answering tough questions from families devastated by a shooting at a football game. j.r. stone explains, chief is promising that changes are coming. >> kids of all ages throwing around the football, one day after gunfire corrupted at their oakland nine mites peewee football game at oakland tech high school, leading to a scene of chaos. >> get the kids.

>> i had to grab her and get her on my chest and start running down the stairs. as soon as i hit the stairs, bullets were flying. >> a six-year-old girl was shot and injured, along with a man and woman. police say they believe multiple shooters were involved. monday evening, a prayer circle was held with dozens of oakland parents with their kids. prayers -- parents were praying for safer times, and forcing their hopes for city funded security. >> it seems the city would be willing to help us fund something like that to keep these kids safe. >> oakland police chief armstrong saying changes will be made, saying an officer will be on hand for dynamite practices and games. >> do not do this to these children, we do not need to see another child dead. we've got a six-year-old in the

hospital, she should not be there. >> that makes me feel more comfortable, like it will make people think twice. >> while circumstances of the shooting have not been released, the dynamite's coach does not believe this has -- this was any back and forth from the visiting fresno valley boys. chief armstrong, begging for those with information to come forward, saying these shooters not only broke the law, they broke the street code. >> i come from this community. there has always been rules to the game. this is breaking the rules, coming to these kids games and shooting is against the rules. >> going forward, there will be no in and out privileges at dynamite's games. an officer will help in making sure all attendees are checked with a metal detector wand. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. reggie: the city of oakland and state leaders will announce new funding for violence prevention.

the money will go towards strengthening to reduce efforts in shootings, the mayor is expected to be there. kumasi: near the oregon border, the mckinney fire is continuing to rage out of control. nearly 56,000 acres and burns since it started on friday. it has been a problem for firefighters, the rain has helped slow down the fire. the planes have -- flames have leveled several homes and wiped out small towns. >> this hurts, right here. it was standing so nice. i watched it from my bedroom, i watched everything come. it was headed right straight towards our property. kumasi: more than 2000 people have been told they need to evacuate. at least two people have died in this fire, this is the largest wildfire in california this

year. drew: we are looking at humidity levels today, it will remain muggy out there. dew points this morning, these numbers measure how much moisture is in the air. when they are in the 50's, it feels muggy. when they exceed 60 degrees, like in fairfield, it is humid. that humidity will be with us the next pony four hours. it was an active day, we had isolated showers throughout the day. monsoon a moisture is pushing off to the north. hundreds of miles off our coastline, this is tropical storm frank. we will not see direct impacts. you will see high clouds getting blown off this tropical system and thing into california this morning. he will notice an increase in cloud cover, and it will supply the chance for an afternoon shower across the region. it turns partly sunny and you can see that chance between 3:00

and 5:00 p.m. of an isolated shower, not nearly as widespread as yesterday. it is hit-or-miss. it stays humid today. 68 in the city. 86 in santa rosa. low 90's from canker to antioch -- from concord to antioch. jobina: we are going to start with a live look in emeryville, westbound traffic is where the headlights are. don't have any advisories coming in from chp, a great time to head out the door. a live picture of the bay bridge. slow down tracy to dublin, 44 minutes. overall view of our map, if you see that purple line around tracy, that is because there is a crash.

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reggie: alayna mann dragon was killed in 2017 when officers fired into her car that she was writing and when trying to arrest the driver. in june, a federal jury awarded her family $21 million in damages. according to our media partner, the east bay times, the city is asking a judge to override the verdict or agree to a new trial. they say the damages are, "grossly excessive given the facts of the case." the family attorney claims this is an approach to delay justice. kumasi: a san jose police

officer could be facing criminal charges for a dui. were darius surrey was one of two drivers involved in a crash sunday night, he was off duty at the time. investigators say surrey displayed symptoms of alcohol influence and was booked into jail. the san jose -- will decide on charges. we are learning how many jobs were lost after the amy's kitchen plant in san jose shut down last month. our media partner is reporting 3300 jobs were eliminated. manufacturing jobs were hit hardest. operations at the plant are expected to wind down the next few months. reggie: tonight is the national night out block party, dedicated to improving relationships between law enforcement and the communities they serve. there will be music, youth events and business from emergency personnel. here are a few of the events

happening at 5:00 in san jose at mckinley elementary school. san francisco police will have events at multiple stations. at 6:00 p.m. in vallejo at the emanuel church. kumasi: there is this new seasoning you can add to foods, it is based off a popular candy bar. snickers. this is the snickers shakers seasoning blend. you get chocolate, peanut, caramel and it resembles an actual snickers bar. the brand recommends you add it to your ice cream, fruit, waffles, brownies, even rice crispy treats. this seasoning is going to be at walmart and sam's club stores later this month. hmm. reggie: is it powder i am seeing? no. kumasi: why not? reggie: i would rather take eight snickers bar and break it up. kumasi: that is a whole -- yeah.

drew: this could be easier to digest. reggie: do you think it is going to be good? kumasi: say, vanilla ice cream. snickers ice cream bars good. drew: it really is. kumasi: what if you do not have that? drew: dq has been doing this for decades. kumasi: get the butterfinger. reggie: that is different. that is the actual bar. kumasi: i am with you now. reggie: i am worried about the conversion to the powder. kumasi: are you really supposed to chop up a snickers bar and sprinkle it? drew: have you ever tried to chop up a snickers bar? it is not fun. do you add chocolate to your popcorn? no? reggie: mi supposed to? -- am i supposed to? drew: my husband does. he adds goobers to it, it is

actually good. you get a sweet and salty combo. reggie: he puts raisin nets and goobers in? kumasi: at the same time? drew: it's like a chocolatey pretzel. you get that chocolatey, sweet. kumasi: bless his heart. [laughter] drew: he is sweet. that is why i love him. [laughter] outside this morning, the exploratorium camera. we are fog free from this vantage point. we see cloudy skies throughout the day. high humidity continues today, isolated shower chances this afternoon. you will notice clouds streaming in from the southwest thanks to tropical storm frank off our coastline. there you see at six clock p.m., a chance of an isolated shower. not as widespread as yesterday,

hit-or-miss. it is humid, we go in the 80's from cupertino to san jose. mid-60's along the peninsula coastline. downtown, partly cloudy skies. 60's, mid to lower 60's along the coast. vallejo. ea bay blend of sun and clouds. 78, hercules. 92 in concord. overnight night, we keep committed to, get rid of shower chances. another mild night on the way. here is the seven-day forecast. we warm up with -- wednesday and thursday, into the 90's inland. over the weekend, we see a mix of sun and clouds. we keep humidity through friday. morning fog to afternoon sunshine for saturday and sunday. kumasi: coming up, the seven

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things you need to know this morning. al qaeda's top leader has been killed. president biden confirming last night the terrorist hit by a drone strike in afghanistan over the weekend. reggie: house speaker nancy pelosi reportedly planning to make a controversial stop in taiwan tonight. china is threatening military action. the white house has are committed she not go, but says they have no right to stop her. kumasi: president biden expected to appoint a official white house monkeypox coordinator today. cdc official robert content is expected to be leading the immense rations response. reggie: governor newsom declared a monkeypox state of emergency. the move will bolster california's response to the monkeypox virus, including testing, vaccines and public outreach. drew: humid today, you will find partly cloudy skies any chance of an isolated shower in the afternoon. 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline, 80's and 90's away from the coast. jobina: a great commute or you this morning as we bring you

this live pitcher from oakland, showing you our 880 at the coliseum camera. kumasi: august 1 is jerry garcia day in san francisco. mayor at london breed made the declaration on what would have been his 80th birthday. reggie: in today's gma first look, a mom is sending a warning to parents after her son nearly died after a tick bite. >> in this morning'ser about tick -yr-old johnny wt for a swim in pennsylvania in june, his mom noticed a tick on his shoulder. >> grabbed it with a pair of tweezers, it came off. >> she watched as her toddler spiked high fevers, losing speech. johnny was hospitalized. doctors discovering swelling in johnny's brain. >> your arm is very bad?

>> just days after being released, and diagnosis. johnny had a virus, a tickborne illness causing an infection of the brain. the disease is rare but increasingly diagnosed. coming up at 7:00 a.m., we have the important warning signs to look out for to keep you and your children safe. kumasi: if you are heading out to eat at a restaurant, listen to live music, be ready for inflation shock your yelp is reporting more than -- more of its reviews are talking about inflation and increasing cost. it is hitting just about all categories, but meals and food are the top of the list. reviews increas tk of inflationreggie: tiffany an'e coming together. those are pixelated avatars you may have seen online.

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-- get up early, but they may be inspired. reggie: let us know. school almost in the session, but schools aereaarggng to find. kumasi: brittney griner and her trial in russia are set to begin.

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for the san francisco school board, at issue, the controversy of board members racist comments. kumasi: a federal judge handing down the longest sentence yet for a capital rider. how long he is expected to spend time in prison. reggie: president biden expected to make the announcement today to help fight monkeypox. kumasi: the return of tech shuttles, a sign workers are returning to the office in silicon valley. drew, good morning. drew: i have seen those shuttles, very few people in side of them. just saying. a lot quieter this morning compared this time yesterday. yesterday, we were tracking isolated showers. this morning, we are dry. the humidity does linger, it is a mild morning. upper 50's, upper 60's. feel that mild air. you need the light layer with you. if you are inland, you can get of it an hour or two after sunrise. temperatures will warm quickly this morning.

a live look from the exploratorium camera, we have coastal cloud cover out there this morning. to the day today, partly cloudy skies. high and mid-level clouds as the app for noon -- as the afternoon wears on. and the afternoon, we have to include the chance of an isolated shower as high clouds stream in, there may be enough instability to trigger an isolated shower. not nearly as widespread as yesterday. the chance is still with us. 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. inland, 90's. a closer look at reggie: the isolated storms chance in a few minutes. reggie:governor newsom has declared a state of emergency to bolster california's response to monkeypox. that includes testing, outreach and asking for more vaccines. abc 7 news reporter ryan curry live in the coburg -- live with more. ryan: another day of vaccines at

s.f. general, that clinic opening at 8:00 a.m. as we have seen in past. issue we are dealing with is the massive issue on supply, not many doses versus a lot of people wanting to get the vaccine. the good news is about this morning, we are not seeing as many people in line. foreoplentested in getting this vaccine today, it is probably not going to be as intuitive, meaning, go now and get a good spot in line to ensure you can get a vaccine once the clinic opens later this morning. the state of emergency is designed to allocate as many resources to helping people get the vaccine. it is a promising sign that lawmakers say the governor is on board with this. they are not taking any issue right now as far as the supply, they say that has got to come from the federal government. again, mentioning this clinic today, they hope to give out as many doses as they did yesterday, which was 950. that is still not as many doses as you probably would think,

given the fact that so many people want or need to get the vaccine. with this governor's action, they hope lawmakers take more to get the vaccine supply up. >> when counties have to set up vaccine clinics to administer the vaccine, they have to pay staff. they have to pay for the site, for the outreach to make sure people know about it. they have to pay for the supplies, other than the vaccine shots themselves. ryan: that is where the resources from the state of emergency can help. it does not do much to address the low supply issue. lawmakers say the federal government is going to have to step up efforts to do that. they are going to need them to spearhead the issue to get the vaccines to the supplies they need, and order to get them into the arms of people who need to get the vaccines right now. we are seeing action from lawmakers, that should hope lee help people in the community wanting to get the vaccine or needing to get the vaccine.

we are seeing another clinic in san francisco open again this warning. reggie: thank you. president biden is expected to announce the members of his monkeypox response team today. he is going to name top officials from the cdc, as well as fema to deal with the growing outbreak. the u.s. has reported more than 5800 confirmed cases since middle of may. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, head to our website, abc7news.com. kumasi: wnba star brittney griner was back in a russian court room overnight. lawyers say the trial should be over soon. closing arguments are expected her stay. greiner pleaded guilty to charges with having cannabis oil in a moscow airport. the biden administration is proposing a reggie: prisoner swap to get her home. the senate has confirmed the first lot four-star general in the marines. senate majority leader chuck

schumer made that announcement of michael l'engle's promotion late last night. louisiana native has served in the marines for 35 years, he holds multiple degrees including a masters in national strategic studies and has commanded at every little -- level. this first assignment will be to lead u.s. forces in africa. kumasi: today is primary day for many states across the nation. we know abortion light -- rights are on the ballot. jobina: kansas voters will have the first popular vote on abortion rights in nearly 50 years, the measure would amend the state's constitution to explicitly deny responsibility for the right to abortion access. these elections are a test of a former president trump script over the republican party. in arizona, there are two republicans voting for state senate. one has the backing of former president trump, the other is arizona house speaker who recently testified before the committee investigating the junri sixth insurrection about

how trump pressured him to help overturn the 2020 election. >> someone worn and raised how he was, he has no idea what a hard life is. and what people have to go through in the real world. he has no idea. what courage is. endorsing eric, without specifying the last name to which of the two eric's running in the state primary. both claimed the endorsement of -- as their own, trump did not provide clarification overnight. kumasi: a militia member from texas has been given the longest sentence yet for participating in the insurrection. guy ref it was sentenced to more than seven years in prison, prosecutors asked the department of justice for a 15 year sentence. his attorneys argued the doj was trying to make an example of him. he is among more than a hundred 50 people charged in connection

with insurrection. reggie: the families of the festival shooting are suing the weapon maker in the attack. sentry international arms and romanian gun many factual rome arm failed to adopt safeguards to prevent the attack. the lawsuits claim century international arms violated arms prohibiting large capacity magazines. kumasi: a bill to open safe injection sites in california is headed to governor newsom's desk. the state senate gave final approval to the bill, which gives weight for safe injection sites 20 been -- to open in san francisco in oakland. opioid users can go to these sites to legally inject drugs under staff who are trained to oversee accidental overdoses. >> they can be offered treatment and recovery services, we can be

sure they are not using dirty needles so we can reduce spread of hiv and hepatitis. we can reduce syringe letter, people are not -- syringe litter. kumasi: if governor newsom signs this bill, -- reggie: ann shu has created controversy over racist comments she made. she has apologized, but several members of the board of supervisors, the naacp have called for her to resign. she was appointed to the school board by mayor london breed after the february recall. she could be admonished at 10 days meeting. 300 people have signed the letter supporting her. kumasi: most school districts will be in the session in the bay area, few are scrambling to hire more teachers. some of the districts are offering signing bonuses and others are encouraging parents to reach out to their social

media networks to encourage people to apply for positions. sfusd is considering by as on muni, and want people to know you do not need, necessarily, a credential to teach. >> if people come with that situation, we will get them set up with earning their credential along the way. >> you will not get a better reward than seeing the kids appreciate what you are doing, and helping them. kumasi: as of last week, sfusd has filled 75% of the nearly 500 classroom vacancies. mount diablo unified had two hiring fares and hired many people. reggie: sacramento bay reports closures impact hundreds of workers across the state. customers will need to contact the insurance company on the phone or internet. new customers are being told they have to sign up online. there are signs of life again for techies in the san francisco. examiner reports tech buses have

made a comeback. he met member, these are popular and controversial for the pandemic. they disappeared when everyone started working from home. companies like google, facebook and apple are starting to bring people back to the office. the buses are back. kumasi: hospital workers on the peninsula ending their strike, the deal reached with dignity help to reach hundreds of employees. reggie: predatory plants could be yours. the bay area college that inherited an unusual collection of plants. drew: the sunrise coming up. we are mainly fog free this morning, high clouds will stream in as the day goes on. it is a muggy morning. dew points measures how much moisture is in the atmosphere. a lot of us are sitting in the 50's. once you start exceeding 60, it is downright humid. higher humidity does continue for another day.

you can see that on sooner moisture that brought isolated showers yesterday is pushing off to the north. we are watching about 1000 miles off our coast line, tropical storm frank. we will not see any direct impacts from this tropical system. we will see high clouds beginning to move into the central california coast line. those clouds begin to move into our net of the woods later today and will supply the chance of an isolated shower this afternoon, and keep higher humidity in place another day. future weather as the day goes on, you will notice high clouds continue into the afternoon. by 4:00, 5:00 p.m., a chance of an isolated shower. i do not think it is as widespread of a chance as yesterday. that chance is there with clouds streaming in. today, it stays humid. 60's and 70's for the most part

around the bay shoreline. 80's and 90's inland. 83 in san jose. let's get a check of traffic. jobina: hi, we are going to start with a live look at the san mateo bridge. no wind advisories coming in from the chp or blocking problems. a nice time if you need to drive this morning. richmond burrowed -- bridge, really like. we have been seeing this get packed around 8:00 a.m., we will follow that for you. drive times, antioch to hercules is 27 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose airport, eight minutes. pretty much

reggie: a nearly two long white -- two week long strike

. east bay time reports, they reached an agreement with management dignity health. it includes a 16% raise and improvement to their health care plan premiums. workers say the four-year contract is kumasi: a major victory for labor. kumasi:san francisco city hall hosted a event to sell a bright transgender history month. >> today is a celebratory event. also, today is an event to remind us of the past and sadly, the fact that some of the issues of the past still exist in 2022 right here in this country. which shows us, we have more work to do. kumasi: last year, san francisco

became the first city in the country to recognize transgender reggie: history month. a collection of rare, carnivorous plants goes on sale to the public. there are more than 300 species, including well-known ones like the venus fly trap. the plants were acquired from a collector who moved away, while most are hungry for a new home, some become where they are in the name of confirmation -- conservation. >> in their natural habitats, carnivorous plants are endangered. the garden has a great role in helping conserve these plants. reggie: proceeds from the sale will benefit the uc berkeley botanical garden, it is open from 10:00 to 2:00. you can buy plants as long as supplies last for the end of the month. kumasi: that is interesting to me. let's talk about this. a hungry traveler may have paid for the most expensive mcdonald's breakfast ever. the passenger has been fined nearly $1900 after authorities

found two big and sausage mcmuffin's and a ham croissant in the luggage. that person was traveling to australia from indonesia, just plagued with foot and mouth disease. the meat could carry that disease, so it is banned from entering the country. they are going to test it and store it. reggie: i do not eat red meat anymore. kumasi: egg mcmuffin? reggie: that sausage mcmuffin. not worth the fine. a couple in connecticut says their home has become a regular stop for a bear. they have seen it in their home twice, raining their kitchen for food. >> go that way. go. get out of here. go on. reggie: what kind of conversation is this? [laughter] kumasi: [laughter] reggie: yeah, hey there. the homeowner says he first spotted the bear in his garage. a week later, he says the bear ripped open the screen door to get inside.

look at how close he is getting. he saw the bear in the kitchen, make itself get comfortable eating an entire bag of marshmallows. he is able to get the bear out of his home. animal control officers are trying to set up a trap to capture it and move it somewhere into the wild. kumasi: get. drew: no. kumasi: that way. drew: no. >> get out of here. go on. drew: fun fact, i was born in west hartford. that is not a place where bears normally are. you're not near any forests for a suburban. reggie: oh. kumasi: that is strange. reggie: get out of here. drew: and the filming. it is like, no. don't. please. reggie: that way, bear. kumasi: leave bill alone. he is doing the best he could. drew: is that what we are all

trying to do? i think the best i could do is run away and not fill it. kumasi: [laughter] don't you feel like they look comfortable, like they have been there before? drew: he is like, the last time i was here, there was food right here. kumasi: the bear was like, ok. i will go that way. reggie: my strategy would have been totally different. i would've brought something in my kitchen, brought it outside and would've been like, there you go. doesn't that make sense? come get this food you like. drew: nom noms over here. reggie: not like, get out. while the bear. drew: the effort is like. get out. yeah, girl. give us nothing. we are fog free. you can see the city, even parts of the east bay.

we have good visibility, higher humidity will continue today. you will feel muggy miss another day. a chance of an isolated shower this afternoon. future weather, you will notice a increase in mid and high-level clouds by the afternoon. i've have :00 p.m., you can see these pumps of green -- i 5:00 p.m., you can see these pumps of green. tropical storm frank about 1000 miles off our coast line. 80's across the board from san jose to cupertino. the peninsula, 70's and a nose -- and he is. partly skies downtown. mid and low 60's close to the coast. 80's and 90's for the north bay later today. 70's and 80's for the east bay with humidity. we go inland, low 90's. overnight tonight, it stays

humid. temperature is elevated, upper 50's to mid 60's. the track that chance of an afternoon shower. it is warmer wednesday and thursday, feeling like summer. the weekend, we see august-like weather with warning clouds and afternoon sunshine. reggie: michelin star dreams, dollar store dinners. more people turning to grocery discount stores during this rise in inflation. does it work for you? the test to find out. kumasi: the inductees just announced for stanford university. reggie:

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celebration of his 80th birthday. it comes a day after mayor london breed officially declared garcia's birthday, august 1, jerry garcia day in san francisco. the grateful dead legend grew up where the celebration took place at his daughter spoke of the impact the neighborhood had on his life. >> he learned about their labor laws from his grandmother, who was a union organizer. it was here that he learned how to be a musician from his father, who played alto sax. these factors contributed to the enduring legacy of terry garcia, not just a world-class musician, but someone whose lasting influence continues to make the world a better place. kumasi: jerry garcia died 27 years ago of a heart attack at age 53. there are events planned in san francisco all month long to honor him. for the first time, stanford will be inducting an all-female class to its athletics hall of fame. the inductees include eight

former student athletes, one of whom is current wnba player nicole,e. university says this class helps to mark the 50th anniversary of title ix, which prohibits discrimination in school activities. reggie: i'm sorry, i was trying to play spotify because i do not understand this next story. apparently, spotify has done something about its play in shuffle button. i have never had a problem with the button. are you familiar withpleve compt rings. kumasi: that is shuffle, that is play. reggie: what is the confusion? kumasi: so. reggie: it is not connected. if i push the play button. kumasi: did you hit the update button you know you get exclusive stuff first. reggie: i have always had it.

i think. kumasi: it has always been separate? reggie: what is the problem? drew: are they too close together? reggie: i do not know. it has not been a problem for me. kumasi: re: all premium paid subscribers -- are you all premium paid subscribers? see? reggie: i swear, we have had it. jobina: nothing in life is free. reggie: all i know, i obviously had janet jackson queued up. you know what song that was? kumasi: ♪ i think of you, baby. ♪ drew: yes. reggie: anyway. ok. that is it. drew: ok. kumasi and ir writer die apple. we do not understand.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: the leader of al qaeda and co-architect of 9/11 killed. inside the operation to take him out and president biden's message to the nation. reggie: speaker pelosi's trip to taiwan on. causing waves in the u.s.. kumasi: santa rosa firefighters sharing this to twitter. some raindrops on the truck top. drew is filling us in on what we can expect today. reggie: