>> 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: it's tuesday, august 2. drew: there iste chanc ofrnn ow

this time yesterday. we are dry right now. it is still muggy out there. the humidity is high for us this time of year. we are fog freed from the exploratorium. some coastal clouds still out there this morning. temperatures warm pretty quickly today. it's a warmer day compared to yesterday. we have the chance of an isolated showers. we will use future weather in about eight minutes. reggie: the death of one of the most wanted terrorists in the world. president biden revealing this man was taken out in a drone strike over the weekend. he is the highest ranking measure of -- member of al qaeda. jobina: ayman al-zawahiri was killed in a drone strike. he has been wanted for decades. he was found in a terrorist safe house in afghanistan and taken

out by hellfire missiles. the strike is so precise he was taken out while standing on a balcony in kabul and there were no civilian cable to use -- no civilian casualties. >> justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. people no longer need to fear the vicious and determined to kill her. no matter where you hide, if you are a threat to our people the united states will find you and take you out. jobina: al-zawahiri was second in command to osama bin laden. he took over as al qaeda's leader after bin laden was killed in 2011. the strike comes one year after president biden ordered the withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan prompting taliban forces to seize control of the nation. kumasi: bay area families are reacting to that announcement.

she was born in san francisco and was the first person to alert authorities about the hijacking. she died that day and her family is telling the chronicle al-zawahiri's death is helping but is not closure. her sister said, when i heard today that he was dead in a way i'm relieved but still very sad 9/11 happened at all. drew: house speaker nancy pelosi is expected to arrive in taiwan tomorrow. loud protests took place outside her san francisco office of -- over this visit. organizers say the house speaker's trip would escalate tensions with china and might even provoke a war.

the white house has said they recommend against the trip would have no power to stop it. china has called the visit it provocation. >> it is not uncommon for congressional leaders to travel to taiwan. it is very much in keeping with our policy. we shouldn't be intimidated by that rhetoric. reggie: china views taiwan as its own and a breakaway province. kumasi: the monkeypox virus. reggie: california is the third state to declare a state of emergency. it joins new york and illinois. there are more than 5800 cases in the u.s., four of them among children. the federal government has sent out 1.1 one million vaccine doses. the number arriving in san francisco has been far less than what is needed. kumasi: ryan curry is live with

what governor newsom's emergency order means in the fight for more vaccine. >> good morning. that state of emergency is designed to allocate more resources and get more people vaccinated. it doesn't seem to address the ongoing problem of the supply when it comes to this vaccine. they still need people to get more vaccines out to the people who need them and they say that's going to have to come from the federal government. we are going to see another vaccination clinic here this morning. the good news they were able to vaccinate more people yesterday at 950 doses. 950 is still not a lot compared to how many people want or need to get the vaccine. lawmakers say they are going to need more doses and they are

going to need the government's help to get them. >> we made the initial request of 35,000 vaccines. we need at least 70,000. it's heartbreaking that we can't produce them even ourselves and make them available. i wish that where the case. i wish there was more that we could do but we are being very aggressive with the department of health and human services to get more. >> that is a big number when you consider how many doses had been distributed over this month. it is a drop in style clinic. the good news that we are seeing today is that the line is not nearly as long as it was yesterday. we spoke with supervisor rafael mandelman. if anybody is planning to go and get a vaccine here at sf

general, the line is not at long -- as long and the chances of getting vaccinated now are pretty good. kumasi: we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines and treatment. reggie: less than 4% of kids are vaccinated. according to the chronicle, one and seven code cases in california are confirmed re-infections. state health officials say there more than 51,000 reinfections in the first three weeks of july. new zealand has fully reopened its borders for the first time since the start of the pandemic. kumasi: oaklands police chief is answering tough questions from families. he visited a community prayer circle after children were shot at and oakland dynamites peewee football game.

officers will be present during practices and games. chief armstrong is voicing his frustration. >> i come from this community. this is breaking the rules. coming onto the fields and shooting kids is against the rules. kumasi: all attendees have to go through metal detector with an officer present. reggie: the city of oakland will announce new funding for violence prevention. the announcement is set for this morning and the mayor is expected to be there. kumasi: a recall involving some drinks you might be about to use in your breakfast. 53 beverages including brands like oatly.

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drew: live doppler seven showing that monsoonal moisture that brought isolated showers yesterday. that is now lifting off to the north. this is tropical storm frank. it's about a 1000 miles of her coastline. we will not see any direct impacts from this tropical system. we will see some high clouds streaming off this tropical system moving into northern california. it's helping keep that higher humidity in place throughout the next 24 hours. watch as those high clouds continue to thicken as the afternoon goes on. later today there is that chance. i don't think it's nearly as widespread as yesterday but the chance is still there. let's get a check of traffic. jobina: we are starting with a live picture at the bay bridge toll plaza.

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kumasi: a san jose police officer could be facing criminal charges after being arrested for dui. the officer was one of two drivers involved in a crash on sunday night. he was off-duty at the time. investigators say he displayed symptoms of alcohol influence and was booked into jail. the santa clara county district attorney's office will be deciding on formal charges. he is a three year veteran of the san jose police department. reggie: elaine i'm on dragon was killed when officers fired into a car she was riding in. in june a federal jury awarded her family damages. the city is now asking a judge to override that verdict, lower damages or agree to a new trial. they say the damages are grossly excessive given the facts of the

case. the family claims this is an attorney -- the family attorney claims this is it -- a way to delay justice. kumasi: reuters is reporting there have been zero mail sea turtle births in the past four years. researchers are blaming heat waves that cause hot sand on beaches where turtles lay their eggs. a sharp decline in population is expected with the lack of genetic diversity. reggie: a man is riding a bike across the country. he started his trip in new york to raise money for peripheral neuropathy, a disease that causes weak muscles. he followed the lincoln highway route. you can see his website. at last check he was stopping in berkeley yesterday. he is expected to finish the

trip at chrissy field 11:00 this morning. drew: i want to see the bike. reggie: i can't even imagine. i have never made it all the way across the u.s. and that was enough. drew: imagine have to do it again. let me out. good morning. here's the exploratorium camera. we are really fog free and a lot of cities this morning. higher humidity will continue to linger today. there is the chance of an isolated showers this afternoon. tomorrow and especially on thursday we are heating up. it feels muggy out there. when we exceed 60° like fairfield and ukiah this morning

it's just downright humid for us. along with that higher humidity you will notice high clouds streaming in as the day goes on. there is the chance of an isolated showers later on today. it 80's and 90's from santa clara morgan hill at 91. 70's and 80's of on the peninsula. 60's along the coastline. upper 60's downtown today. 74 south city with increasing cloud cover in the north bay. 90 three in cloverdale. 85 san rafael. 83 in napa. the east bay is muggy today. 70's and 80's. 70 in richmond. england today it's quite warm if not a little hot. overnight tonight we will keep the humidity with us. the shower chance diminishes. 50's to mid 60's during your

wednesday. the pm shower chance today. it's warmer tomorrow and thursday especially england. august like with morning fog and afternoon sunshine. kumasi: ginger zee is live. >> coming up on gma, new details on the drone strike that killed the leader of al qaeda at his home in afghanistan. national security advisor jake sullivan is going to join us to discuss. abortion on the ballot for kansas. we'll tell you what's at stake and we've got a couple of correspondents in different states to cover those primaries. also the glowing alarm -- growing alarm about monkeypox. dr. ashton is answering your most pressing questions about the disease right now.

and how dollar stores might be able to help you save big on grocery stores. -- groceries. we rock out with the beach boys perform live. they sound good. reggie: when i was a kid i was in the honolulu boys choir. i was the little old lady from pasadena. it was my first and only time in dread. >> and the video is where? reggie: i actually don't know if anything exists of this. kumasi: let me call mama a key -- aqui. reggie: imagine me in gray hair on a tricycle. that was what it was. entertainment for all. and look at me now. barely different.prh the same.

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drew: a beautiful picture this morning as the sun is up. it turns breezy later today. that onshore flow is certainly with us. strongest over the city and through the delta. a it is a pretty muggy day out there and we will find those winds again with us tomorrow. we keep the humidity high with us for this time of year. we will find increasing clouds as the day goes on. 60's and 70's for the most part up to the coast. drew: uc berkeley study is giving clues about how our bodies protect us from covid-19. mucus in the lungs can help block the sickness.

experts say the research could lead to new antiviral remedies. kumasi: if you are headed to a restaurant, you need to get ready for inflation shock. it's hitting all review categories but meals and food really top the list. festivals and street tears have the largest increase of inflation talk of 164%. reggie: time to start thinking about halloween. >> we are doing something saturday. the three of us. it will be wicked. reggie: spirit halloween the movie dropped its first trailer yesterday. three friends vowing to spend the night in an empty store. it's not supposed to be anything really scary. it stars two big names of --

this is the 90's, but to me it's the 80's. christopher lloyd. and then rachael leigh cook from she's all that. drew: not she all that. her last credit? drew: i'm going to assume there were other credits on her imdb. she is back. kumasi: you have heard of car races and horse races. how about dog races? this sunday it was all about the corgis. these dogs said i'm giving it my all. the event consisted of six trial heats featuring 72 corgis competing for a chance at best in show. the winner was a pooch named teddy. wiener dogs will get their day and then in september the grand finale when the best of each

breed will compete for the championship. it looks fun. reggie: rachael leigh cook just so you know was in he's all that in 2021. drew: did she love that? i don't know. that movie need a remake? reggie: the first i'm hearing of it. goodbye to the golden state. the company closing all its offices across the state of california. kumasi: remember going to the mall? now you can have them all come to you. reggie: marking the start of transgender history month. a live look outside. it's

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emergency. governor newsom taking action to be for response to stop the spread of monkeypox. plus the step president biden is taking today. kumasi: solving a bay area teacher shortage. the tricks local districts are now trying. reggie: ever wanted to own a rare, perhaps dangerous meat eating plant? the big sale opening in berkeley. kumasi: i hope that you can care for a plant before they let you take one home. everyone is not able. reggie: i've seen little shop of horrors. kumasi: good morning everybody. welcome to tuesday. it's august 2. drew: i do not want meat eating

plants anywhere near me. it's a lot quieter. it's mild out there. it is muggy to start this tuesday. only fog this morning along the immediate coast line. it's a warm day. 70's, 80's and 90's away from the coast. we will show you the shower chance coming up. reggie: keeping an eye on your health. the monkeypox vaccine and the effort to try and stop the spread of it is no front and center. governor newsom is declaring a state of emergency for the entire state. the epicenter is basically right here in san francisco with 310 cases at last check.

ryan curry is live in the city with with this order might mean for vaccine demand. >> we are here at san francisco general. that state of emergency just allocating different resources to help people get the vaccine. not necessarily addressing the supply issue we've been seeing and that ongoing high demand that a lot of people want when it comes to this vaccine. we are seeing a good amount of people in line trying to get the vaccine dose. lawmakers see this as a good key that a blind eye is not being turned to this issue. in the last half hour or so it has grown significantly. the good news, a lot of people yesterday were able to get vaccinated at around 950.

but 950 is still not nearly as many as the people who really want to go and get vaccinated. talking about the demand for thousands of doses, they are going to need more. >> when counties have to set up vaccine clinics to administer the vaccines, they have to pay staff, they have to pay for the site, they have to pay for the outreach to make sure people know about it. they have to pay for the supplies other than the vaccine shots themselves. >> that is where the resources can help. that way people can get the vaccines they need. the clinic starts at 8:00.

if you are interested in getting one of the vaccines at this clinic it's probably a best bet to consider doing that as soon as possible. reggie: president biden will name top officials from the cdc as well as fema to deal with the growing monkeypox outbreak. the u.s. has supported more than 5800 confirmed cases since the middle of may. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines and treatment. kumasi: brittney griner was back in a russian court. closing arguments are expected thursday. she pleaded guilty to having vape cartridges with cannabis oil. she's facing 10 years in prison. the biden administration is proposing a prisoner swap to get her home. today is primary day for many states across the nation. voters in five states are

heading to the polls. we know abortion-rights are on the ballot. jobina: the measure would amend the state constitution to explicitly deny responsibility for the right to abortion access. these elections are also a test of former president trump's grip over the republican party. in arizona there are two republicans running for state senate. one has the backing of former president trump. the other is the arizona house speaker. >> someone born 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.

jobina: trump set off confusion by endorsing eric without stating the last name. trump did not provide clarification overnight. reggie: a special meeting of the san francisco school board has been called because of a member of the board making racist comments. the teachers union and the naacp have called for her to resign. she was appointed to the school board after mayor london breed. she could be admonished at today's meeting. 300 people have signed a letter supporting her. kumasi: most school district will be back in session in two weeks. san francisco, oakland and mount diablo unified are among the school districts we need to hire more people. some are offering signing bonuses and encouraging parents

to reach out on social media. they are considering buying ads on muni and they want people to know that you don't need a credential to teach. >> we will get them set up with earning the credential along the way. >> you won't have a better psychic reward and seeing the kids appreciate what you're are doing and helping them along. kumasi: sfusd has filled 75% of the nearly 500 classroom vacancies. mount diablo unified hired over 120 people. reggie: geico has shuttered nearly all of its offices in california. california customers will now need to contact the insurance company on the phone or online. there are some signs of life again for techies in san francisco. tech buses have made a comeback. we can report that we see them

every day in our neighborhoods. these are popular and a bit controversial. before the pandemic they of course disappeared. now companies like google, facebook and apple are bringing people back to the office. safe injection drug sites coming to california. the hotly debated plan now a signature away from starting in some major cities. you're looking at the big board now, the new york stock exchange. we will check again in just a few moments. >> there is one make leaving and it says to heather watson's in my front yard. reggie: this person's campaign gained some neighborhood popularity. don't forget you can watch us for a whole extra hour now. you can download it now for your

phone, tablet, roku, apple tv. drew: we have limited fog along the immediate coastline. we are waking up to a lot of sunshine. high clouds streaming throughout the day in the humidity will remain with us for another 24 hours. dew point measures how much moisture there is in the atmosphere. when you start to exceed 60 degrees like fairfield and ukiah. here live doppler seven. yesterday we were tracking isolated showers thanks to monsoonal moisture. that is now pushing off to the north. we are watching tropical storm frank. we will not see any direct impacts from this tropical system. we'll find some high clouds getting blown off from this storm system that will move into

northern california and supply us with -- with the chance of an isolated showers. it's your best chance of finding an isolated showers. jobina: we are going to start with the richmond san rafael bridge. if you are traveling in the westbound direction you can expect your speeds to be averaging around 11 miles per hour. it is very slow. no real reason why except that it's just crowded. it's a slow ride into san francisco if you are traveling westbound as well. drive times are also beginning to slow. things have changed and the commute in the last 20 minutes.

large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us.

kumasi: a bill to open safe injection sites which clears the way for safe injection sites to open in san francisco, oakland and los angeles. opioid users could go to these sites to legally inject drugs. sescott wiener says the benefits go far beyond safety. >> they can be offered treatment and recovery services, we can make sure they aren't using dirty needles so that we can reduce the spread of hiv and he because people aren't using on the streets. reggie: the san francisco city hall celebrates transgender

history month. mayor london breed says while it's important to remember the history of what's happened to the transgender community, there is still a long way to go. >> today is a celebratory event, but 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. reggie: last year san francisco became the first city in the country to recognize transgender history month. kumasi: fast track is getting some of its bills wrong. build a woman who lives in colton washington nearly 900 miles away. she says she has never been on a toll bridge in her life. she was really surprised to see a charge for the san mateo

bridge. >> i'm sorry you have to live like that. i don't think it's healthy for people. le yrs san francisco ago. so i surprising to see that i can get it taken and not even be there. kumasi: the mixup happened because of the cameras at the toll plaza. about 2% of the license plate photos have to be manually reviewed. of those that need to be reviewed, the humans get the license plate wrong about 2% of the time. in this case, once the mistake was found, fasttrack reversed the fee immediately. reggie: the wall street journal says summer finding dollar and discount stores.

>> party supplies at the dollar store are a third the cost of big-box stores. for food, beans and rice are all cheaper at the dollar store. pantry supplies are a good spot for savings. reggie: you can see the full segment on good morning america. remember going to the mall? amazon is now offering same-day deliveries from select work in mortar mall favorites but sorry, no onto the ends and no panda express. for now the service isn't available here but we imagine it will likely expand. a battle over your books. right now a gigantic merger is in the works. penguin random house is trying to buy simon & schuster's. the justice department is

looking at this ensuing to block the merger, saying the proposal would cut competition and lead to higher prices for your bookbinding. author stephen king is set to testify today. kumasi: a new study finds processed foods can lead to cognitive declines. the study was presented monday at the alzheimer's association international conference. it followed the diets of over 10,000 brazilians. it found people who had more than 20% of their daily diet made of processed foods are in danger of cognitive decline. the decline includes parts of the brain responsible for processing information and making decisions. tonight is the annual national night out party. there will be music, barbecues,

contests and visits from emergency personnel. here are a few of the events happening in our area. in san jose at mckinley element tree school. also at 5:00 san francisco police are having events at multiple stations including bayview, central and mission stations. reggie: they are everywhere. those political signs. one of them stands out from the mix in chandler arizona. this is an attempt to point out the cliche of it all. >> there are so many different signs. why can't i just sprinkle myself in the mix? reggie: the gag was originally set out for his friends but it has become a local favorite. it gained popularity in the internet. i'm realizing i haven't even

described what it says. it just says tyler watson is crossing his arms. when money all goes to st. jude's for childhood cancer. drew: a real political person should probably adopt this. it makes you want to google who they are. reggie: the arm crossing is hilarious and it also needs to stop. kumasi: what do you do with your arms? drew: i don't know what to do with my hands. kumasi: how do you illustrate uncle to hang out with but i'm about the business? -- i'm cool to hang out with but i'm about the business? drew: now you just turn into a popstar. reggie: from now on we just make it real awkward.

drew: or just deadpanned stare into the camera. reggie: vogue. ok. dr. crossing the arms. -- back to crossing the arms. drew: i don't think you are going to win with that campaign. good morning san jose. lots of sunshine out there. we will find increasing clouds throughout the day. higher humidity will continue to linger today. we have the chance of an isolated showers this afternoon. future weather starts us off later this afternoon. partly sunny skies later today. between 3:00 and 5:00 here is that chance. isolated showers popping up. this is all because tropical storm frank will bring us these high clouds later today.

keeping the higher humidity and the chance of an isolated showers. increasing cloud cover in the south bay. it's muggy along the peninsula. mid-60's along the coastline. about 70 in sausalito. 86 in nevada. 82 in vallejo. 70's and 80's and muggy conditions. 80 the height in union city. 74 in oakland. 80's to low 90's from san ramon to brentwood. we hang onto that humidity. upper 50's to mid 60's as we head into wednesday. we will track that chance of an afternoon shower. it's warmer wednesday and thursday. we will get afternoon sunshine after some morning clouds. kumasi: developing news. reggie: the mckinney fire near

the oregon border, more thunderstorms are in the forecast today. more than 3000 people are under evacuation orders. nearly 56,000 acres have burned since friday. rain has helped slow things down just a bit. the flames have leveled several houses. it has all but wiped out some of the small towns including claimant river. >> i watched it from my bedroom. it was headed right straight towards our property. reggie: at least two people have died in the fire. the cause is still under investigation. it is believed to be human caused. kumasi: tonight is jerry garcia tribute night.

it comes a day after london breed declared his birthdate jerry garcia day. the grateful dead legend grew up in the mission. it was steps away from where yesterday's celebration took place. >> here he learned about fair labor laws from his grandmother who was a union organizer. he learned how to be a musician from his father who played alto sax. all of these factors contributed to the enduring legacy of jerry garcia. someone whose lasting influence continues to make the world a better place. kumasi: jerry garcia died 27 years ago of a heart attack at the age of 53. reggie: the first black four-star general in the marines. chuck schumer tweeted the announcement of michael langley's promotion late last

night. he holds multiple degrees including a masters in national security strategic studies and he's commanded at every level. his first assignment will be to lead u.s. forces in africa. kumasi: a couple in connecticut says their home has become a regular stop for a bear. he reads the kitchen for food. >> go on. that way. get out of here. kumasi: of homeowner first spotted hw hi in the kitchen making itself comfortable. when an entire bag of marshmallows. and ofhe was able to eventuallyt the bear out of the house and no animal control officers are setting up a trap to try and capture it and get it back into

the wild. marshmallows. reggie: that's what i was saying. that's the way you do it. kumasi: take the marshmallows outside. reggie: don't have a conversation with the bear about which way the door is. kumasi: i don't know if i want to be near the food. when he decides that i have the marshmallows. reggie: you take the food, he ran to the neighbors house and hide out with the binoculars. kumasi: i see you looking through the bushes. reggie: live look outside

kumasi: here the seven things to know this morning. al qaeda's top leader has been killed. president biden confirm last night the terrorist was hit by a drone strike in afghanistan over the weekend. reggie: house speaker nancy pelosi expected to land in taipei any minute.

the visit has prompted threats of military action from china. kumasi: house speaker nancy pelosi is reportedly planning to make a controversial stop in taiwan tonight. china is threatening military action. 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. there is already a line at zuckerberg sf general. drew: it stays humid today. we will find increasing clouds as the day goes on. mid and high-level clouds will be streaming in from the southwest. there is the chance of an isolated shower popping up. highs today in the 60's and 70's

close to the coast. away from the coast it's pretty warm if not hot. we will go 80's and 90's away from the coast. jobina: we have not had a major backup or crash this morning or advisories in from the chp. kumasi: of rare carnivorous plant collection is going up for sale in the east bay. the collection of over 300 species will benefit the uc berkeley botanical garden. why are you not excited about this? drew: i've never been excited about venus fly traps. i don't know. kumasi: you don't want to have one in the house? you feed it. drew: carnivorous plant. two words i really don't want side-by-side. kumasi: it doesn't want you. jobina: what happens to the fly after it's been trapped? reggie: it's the circle of life

and it rules