reggie: a shooting. the search for the suspect this morning. kumasi: the source of a legionnaires' outbreak identified, what is being done to protect others. reggie: progress on the mckinney fire, containment near the border and how the weather is helping firefighters. jobina: good morning. it is thursday, august 4. reggie: first, the weather. >> limited fog. we will find sunshine faster today compared to yesterday. drew: we are doing well with the visibility. it is not bad this morning. temperatures, we are warmer this morning compared to yesterday with upper 50's for a lot of us, low 60's inland. san ramon at 69. 65, san jose. cooler in the north bay. outside, this is a live look. limited cloud cover.

you can see some high clouds from the right-hand side. this is how the day will shape up. partly cloudy skies. the sun is coming up in about one hour and 15 minutes. 70's and 80's along the bay shoreline, 90's inland. we will preview the weekend and a few minutes. jobina: developing news, police are looking for the person who opened fire on a muni bus as it was traveling through the city's sunnydale neighborhood. one man died, another was hurt. ryan has the details. ryan: yes, good morning. this search is on for the person who possibly did the shooting on a bus, rather than the recent time we saw in june when it happened on a train. it happened in the sunnydale neighborhood. the biggest concern is trying to determine whether the cameras on the bus were working at the time.

this happened it just after 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon. the circumstances are unknown right now. one of the victims received cpr and was transported to the hospital, but as mentioned he later died. another person was injured. this is now the second muni shooting we have seen this summer, the other happened in june on a train traveling towards castro station. residents say they are not nervous to take muni. >> i feel like in the pandemic, like things have gotten worse, safety wise. >> oh my god, i do not want to. i do not want to take muni today. i'm so scared. ryan: sfpd says overall writing -- riding is safe and they did make an arrest in the castro incident this summer, but that train did have working cameras on it, that is one reason why

they actually were able to figure out the suspect involved in the shooting. right now, it is unclear whether or not on the bus, if the cameras were working as well. we are hoping to find out later today. we are in san francisco, ryan curry. jobina: we will have updates on the story. stay up-to-date by downloading the bay area news app, and enable push alerts. police are investigating a stabbing that happened on a train at that south hayward station last night. there was an altercation and one man was stabbed. officers have not made an arrest. the man is expected to survive. reggie: we are learning about an outbreak of legionnaires' traced it to a local hotel in napa county. we explain what it means for the neighborhood. reporter: amid the pandemic and

monkeypox, napa county is now dealing with another deadly problem, and outbreak of legionnaires' disease. >> it is a kind of pneumonia. it's an infection in the lung caused by a bacteria. reporter: at a news conference, county health officials detailed the outbreak which began on july 11. so far, 12 cases have been identified. >> three are currently hospitalized and one is on a ventilator. eight people have recovered from the disease, and one person has died. reporter: the outbreak has been traced to a cooling tower on the roof of a hotel in the city of napa, seen here. while the cooling tower has been cleaned and taken off-line come health officials are not aware of any staff or guests of the hotel being affected. all those who have come down with the disease live nearby. >> if the cooling tower is contaminated with the bacteria,

it can disseminate for up to a mile. reporter: news of the outbreak is a shock to many. dan mallory says he has no idea his neighbors were getting sick and still worries about the spread of the disease. >> it could happen anywhere. legionnaires' disease, i have not really heard about that in my lifetime. reporter: they have addressed the contamination but tell us the investigation is still ongoing. >> finding it in one water sample is only one piece of the puzzle in the ongoing investigation, as it is common to find more than one source. reporter: we reached out to embassy suites and its owner hilton hotels, but we have not heard back yet. reggie: if you have questions about legionnaires', we have everything you need to know about transmission, symptoms and how it spreads on our website, abc7news.com. jobina: news about a story we brought you yesterday. construction at berkeley's

people's park has been stopped through the weekend after protesters clashed with police, as you can see from the video. the park is owned by uc berkeley, which is planning on building housing for students and un-housed people. there will also be a revitalized park. crews moved in after midnight yesterday, clearing out people at the park. throughout the morning, protesters gathered, trying to stop the construction. some equipment was damaged and arrests were made. protesters say they are standing in support of the community. >> as climate change activists, it is painful to see a park built for the community being torn down. >> we conducted surveys of the student population and by a 2-1 margin students at uc berkeley support the project here. jobina: uc berkeley says it will assess the situation and decide within the next few days when to

restart. reggie: a police officer has been fired for excessive force. some of the video you are about to see is disturbing. body cam shows a confrontation involving a richmond police officer, eric smith junior, on april 9. he hits the man with a taser after teasing the suspect more than 30 times. he was trying to arrest the man after he ran away from a traffic stop. the police chief offered an apology. >> i want to apologize to the individual that was involved in the incident, as well as the community at large. officer smith's actions are unacceptable. again, the department fired him yesterday. reggie: he had been on administrative leave since the incident. jobina: a new district attorney is taking action that she says will hold drug dealers accountable. she announced she is rescinding more than 30 plea deals with people accused of selling fentanyl. jenkins believes the deals granted by the former da were

too lenient. the action is part of a slate of new policies that she is implementing, that she says well combat the drug epidemic in the city. reggie: on the mckinney fire, firefighters are making progress on the most instructive fire of the year in the state. it is 10% contained. it started last friday. this is the first report of any containment. cloudy and cooler conditions are helping. crews say it stopped the spread of the fire towards eureka. the fire is blamed for four deaths and it has burned nearly 90 square miles. firefighters have stopped progress on a brush fire in east contra costa county. this is time-lapse from a wildfire monitoring camera. it broke out just before 11:00 p.m. last night. calfire says the fire appears to be about 10 or 15 acres. drive carefully in the area because they are continuing to put the flames out. drew: we are looking outside.

it's very limited fog. you can see part of the san francisco skyline. you can see a little bit of fog breaking over twin peaks. the marine layer is compressed, meaning we will see sunshine faster this morning in many cities compared to yesterday. the pollen is on the rise. moderate levels now. grass pollen, mold, all low levels. the sun is coming up around 6:15 a.m. and the uv index is running high. dew points, feeling muggy. drier, more comfortable air will not arrive until tomorrow. so the dew points will gradually drop through tomorrow afternoon, so by the weekend it will be feeling more comfortable in terms of humidity. live doppler 7, you can see high-pressure getting closer to california, bringing warm temperatures inland. the coast will be cool, the limited marine layer will keep the natural a/c in place. by lunchtime, we will see high

clouds in parts of the south bay and peninsula, but all and all it will be a sunny day and comfortable. a little bit of a breeze this afternoon, strongest gusts over 30 miles per hour closer to the coast. afternoon sunshine. 75, oakland. 86, san jose. 94, fairfield. 99 chamoli port. 90's for santa rosa. and take a look at the weekend. we will talk more on that, coming up. now here is traffic. >> on the san mateo bridge, moving at a good clip across the causeway and over toward foster city on the high-rise. from 882 101, a 17 minute drive. and we go to the golden gate bridge, it's pretty much a fog free, even over the waldo grade. a clear drive. roadwork in the northbound direction, that should be picking up within the next few minutes. southbound, the commute into the city is moving limited.

and an accident and fairfield were a pedestrian was hit overnight. it has been cleared. as you can see by the green sensors, traffic is flowing through fairfield in both directions without delay. reggie: a local monkeypox vaccination clinic having to shut down again today. it's when new efforts are being made to get more shots into arms. jobina: with ac/dc is expected to lay out for covid before schools go back into session. reggie: and the three-day music festival is kicking off tomorrow, how much you can still get tickets for. jobina: five 11:00 a.m., we are

jobina: now to the fight against monkeypox. a vaccine clinic is closed for walk-in today. the city's public health department blames a lack of supply after giving out more than 2000 doses since monday. appointments will be honored today. san francisco now has nearly 400 monkeypox cases, the most of any

other bay area city. health officials promise an update when more vaccines arrive. reggie: we are learning more about the biden administration's response to monkeypox. the health services secretary will give an update today. it comes as more than 25,000 cases have been reported globally. about a quarter of those are in the u.s., including five children. here is our news reporter. em: growing concerns for monkeypox and the u.s. as places -- as cases top 6600, including five children. the latest pediatric case in california, where the l.a. county department public health is offering vaccines. >> i was able to get this appointment right when they came. the community is pretty scared. em: l.a. officials say they have about 19,000 doses for high-risk individuals, but -- >> there is a shortage of supply.

em: as pressure grows to declare a national health emergency, moderna is launching a research program to consider and new potential monkeypox vaccine with mrna technology. they have not said if it would include vaccines for children who do not have access to widely available vaccines. the fda confirms that numerous children have gotten the 18 plus vaccine on a case-by-case basis. kyle is recovering from the disease. >> it was akin to late medieval torture because it was so long, it was on ending. em: most cases so far have mainly been men who have sex with men, although health officials warned against a sigma -- did not associated with lgbtq community. >> we need to get resources to where we see. at the moment it is in those communities. em: as california and illinois join new york in declaring

monkeypox a state of emergency, president biden appointed to top officials to oversee the monkeypox response in the nation. jobina: days and weeks before schools are back in session and at the cdc is expected to update covid-19 guidance in schools as early as this week. cnn reports changes include eliminating the five day quarantine for unvaccinated people exposed to the virus. instead they will be able to go out with a mask and test themselves five days after exposure. those with symptoms should continue to isolate. the agency is also planning to deemphasize social distancing and regular testing in schools. changes are still being discussed and are not final. reggie: the san francisco mayor will take a tour of the festival today and golden gate park. the box office is open at 25th and fulton. three-day and a single day passes are still on sale. single day tickets start at

$175, vip tickets are $325. headliners include green day and post-malone. gates open tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. jobina: forget aquaman, jason momoa is now being called eagua man as he was caught handing out water on a flight to hawaii. jobina: ok. digging the flowers. he prep passengers going to honolulu -- he brought things to passengers going to honolulu as a flight attendant. he gave out aluminum bottles of purified water. it's his own brand of water. ok. he also posted about it on his instagram, saying that it was the first airline to partner with his water venture. reggie: amazing. jobina: what would you do if

jason momoa -- drew: he is quenching the thirst, doing his job. jobina: good one. drew: was it kumasi that met him? what she wanted to meet him? jobina: i was going to say she met him. drew: i think she might have. jobina: we know how she rolls. drew: her manifestations. he started a water company. jobina: into the element without bottles. reggie: stop with the plastic. drew: enough. let's go outside. a live look from our exploratorium camera. clear skies, limited fog. the marine layer is compressed this morning a meaning we will see sunshine faster today in many cities. limited coastal clouds. we will keep the range of temperatures where it is hot inland, mild at the coast. . it feels muggy but the heat will ease tomorrow and through the upcoming weekend. winds, it will be breezy again

with the onshore flow with us. this has not changed. we will have the wind up to 30 miles per hour over the city, strongest through the delta, but from time to time today we will see it around 15 miles per hour. then we will repeat it again tomorrow. highs in the south bay, warm, 80's and 90's. 83, cupertino. 90, morgan hill. along the peninsula, were from san mateo to mountain view. cooler with sunshine in the half moon bay, mid-60's. upper 60's downtown today. 70 comeau south city. 80's and 90's for the north bay. 90's for santa rosa. and closer to the coast, we will see afternoon session at the beaches, 65. it will be muggy but bright. 83, fremont. we will hit 76 in hercules. inland, mid 90's. it will be hot.

and overnight tonight, we will find clouds building back with coastal drizzle. here's the seven-day forecast. it will be muggy today. humidity will be easing up tomorrow. it will be cooler to finish the week. the weekend is looking nice, if you're heading to outside lands. all and all, we will have only 80's inland. jobina: coming up, seven things to know this morning. reggie: tiktok, a company that is letting you by tiktok concert tickets. jobina: and a live look outside. reggie: there is.

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the biden administration is proposing a prisoner swap to get her home. reggie: in making progress on the mckinney fire. it's now 10% contained at the oregon border. this is the first time there has been containment since it started on friday. drew: number five, it will be a breezy afternoon but warm away from the coast. into the 80's and 90's today. 60's and 70's with afternoon sunshine around the bay shoreline. sue: following your thursday morning commute with an accident for highway 17 commuters at the coast, near santa cruz, highway 117 -- highway 17 come all lanes blocked. jobina: here is your chance to visit a national park for free. entrance fees are waived at all parks today. at national parks. other fees still apply. it is in celebration of signing the great american outdoors active 2020. reggie: from sports events to music concerts, we are paying big money for live entertainment. here's andrew dymburt. reporter: in this morning's gma

first look, a warning if you are looking for tickets to concerts. ♪ it is the sticker shock that has consumers crying foul and calling for change. ticketmaster's dynamic pricing, which adjusts according to supply and demand in real-time. >> everybody wants to see a big act and there are so many seats. there's many people who want to pay to see it. reporter: recently, fans flabbergasted by the cost of tickets to see bruce springsteen, with some tickets topping $5,000. concert prices have hit all-time highs, and at the same time some fans are willing to pay the price of admission. ♪ >> ♪ i set fire to the rain ♪ ♪ reporter: coming up, tips on how to save. that is your gma first look. reggie: ticketmaster is kicking off this collaboration, tickets and tiktok.

people canurchase conc plaor ecels alwayseey element of the app, but this could be a deeper dive into the industry itself. last week, they got the trademark to share music. jobina: the new pc cases on the market and it combines your computer and an aquarium. this is huge. it's a fish tank on the top that can hold about three and a half gallons of water. the company behind this is called metal fish. they hope it will make people feel calm and relaxed. it costs $75 and includes a pump, filter and oxygenate her, which is powered by the usb. i believe the laptop goes on the bottom. that is dangerous.

one crack and you are done. reggie: i do not understand this at all. why would i want this? why wouldn't you just want an aquarium next to the computer? jobina: not attached. ♪ i mean, the water damage. i do not know about you, but i have had some moments. reggie: i want this to go on shark tank and i want them to absolutely destroy it. jobina: what if they had a baby shark in the tank? bring it all together. i do not know. reggie: governor newsom's plea to the tv and film industry. jobina: breaking ground on a new park. reggie: and a live look outside at 5:26 a.m.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. reggie: a deadly shooting, the investigation after a man was shot to death on a muni bus. jobina: volunteers are cleaning up before kids go back to school next week. reggie: the fall flavors are coming early, pumpkin spice oreos are making a return and now you can get a coffee blend based on a popular disney movie that's coming out with a sequel next month. jobina: coffee blend? reggie: [laughter] jobina: we showed you all the

video. reggie: [laughter] good morning on this thursday, august 4. jobina: let's check in on the weather. drew: psl the 30th of the month. jobina: too much too soon? drew: especially when our summer is in september and nobody wants pumpkin when it is 100 degrees outside. no fog from this vantage point. you can see some high clouds. it is looking nice. we'll find temperatures in a wide range today but it will be august like out there. fog not an issue. take a look at visibility, no issues, not even at the immediate cosine. the numbers are in the 50's and 60's. a couple degrees warmer right now compared to this time yesterday. we'll find sunshine quicker today, since the marine layer is compressed. this afternoon, breezy and it will be hot inland. we will take a look at the temperatures and relief from the

muggy conditions, eight minutes. reggie: a search is underway for the person who shot and killed a man on a muni bus yesterday afternoon. this is in the sunnydale neighborhood. another person was shot. that person has non-life-threatening injuries. here is ryan. ryan: good morning. this becomes the second shooting on muni this summer, the first one back in june off of that train near castro station. this was on a bus in the sunnydale neighborhood. now police are collecting evidence to figure out what led up to the shooting, but there might be in issue because they do not know if the cameras on the bus were working at the time. that is something they are still trying to figure out. they say it happened just after 3:00 p.m. first responders performed cpr on a victim that had life-threatening injuries. that person was transported to

the hospital and later died. the other victim had non-life-threatening injuries. what led up to the shooting is unknown, that is what they are trying to figure out. they fear it was a random incident. now residents here say they do not feel safe on muni. >> it is filled with crazy passengers. last time i went, somebody was putting graffiti all over the windows. >> things and peer to be random. they appear to be random incidents, neither focused on passengers but rather it random incidents happening in or around muni. ryan: now, muni says each a train and bus hva high quality -- have high quality video cameras, but police are not entirely sure that they were working during the time of this incident. we are hoping to find out more information later today. we know cameras were rolling in the june shooting and it led to

them finding the suspect. so they are try to find out if they can use cameras for this similar incident. we are in san francisco, ryan curry. jobina: this morning, san jose police will update us on the investigation into a series of air-powered rifle attacks. a plane was arrested yesterday, accused of shooting seven women and girls. some victims are facing life-threatening injuries. two shared the same near-death experience. they were both shot in the back with an air-powered rifle only two days apart. the pellets coming within millimeters from their hearts. >> brought relief knowing that he is behind bars and cannot hurt anyone else. he's hurt way too many people. >> i am glad the guy was caught. i feel safer now. jobina: all the shootings happened in south san jose and campbell. police are asking for other victims to come forward. reggie: new fallout from that

surprise vote to uphold abortion rights in kansas. the vote is having implications across the country, democrats praising the move, saying the threat to abortion rights has energized voters and are hoping it carries over to the november election, possibly giving the democrats momentum and congressional races. but for the republican senator of kansas, he is convinced voters will have other things on their minds in fall. >> voters will be focused on the cost of groceries, gasoline and rent. that is all i hear about. my life has been about protecting the lives of moms and babies, and i think that this was a step away from that. buteverthels, respect the process. reggie: four more states are preparing to vote on abortion rights, california, kentucky, montana and vermont. this after the president signed an executive order for medicaid to help women seeking abortions to travel between states to obtain access to the procedure.

jobina: governor newsom urging hollywood to stop filming in states that restrict abortion. his campaign for reelection took out a full-page ad in variety, calling on the film and tv industry to leave states that impose restrictions and bring business back to california. according to a variety, the bill endorsed by the governor would provide $330 million a year in financial support for content creators through 2030. reggie:reggie: a stunning moment in court when conspiracy theorist alex jones was caught in another lie. he was cross-examined during a defamation trial stemming from his claims about the sandy hook school shooting. our reporter explains that something happened in court that no one expected and it could land jones in more trouble. reporter: an about-face from a media host, alex jones, now conceding the massacre at sandy hook elementary school in 2012 was real. >> it was, especially since i

met the parents. it's 100% real. reporter: a jury is deliberating his punishment in a defamation case. the parents of jesse lewis, a victim of the shooting, successfully suited jones for claiming the massacre was a hoax and parents were actors in a scheme to support gun control. in court yesterday, a bombshell from the plaintiff's lawyer, revealing his lawyers mistakenly handed over two years of text messages from jones's phone. >> did you know that 12 days ago, your attorneys messed up and sent an entire digital copy of your entire cell phone, with every text message you have sent for the past two years, and when informed did not take steps to identify it as privileged or protected. as of two days ago, it came into my possession and that's how i

know you lied it to me when you said you did not send text messages about it. did you know that? >> i told you the truth. i gave them my phone. reporter: jones had testified under oath he personally searched his phone for sandy hook related text messages but did not find any. >> i just want to make sure you know, you know what it is. you said it under oath? >> yes. reporter: lawyers say the messages revealed his businesses brought him roughly $800,000 in one day from sales. jones claims the figure was not the norm. and he claims he lost nearly everything after being banned from facebook, youtube and apple platforms. his company filing for bankruptcy last week. jesse's parents are seeking $150,000 in damages and claim that jones is using bankruptcy to hide his money. as for the text messages, rolling stone reports the

january 6 committee is planning to subpoena them as that looks into jones's role in the capitol attack. jobina: closing arguments are said to get underway this morning and brittney griner's drug smuggling trial in russia. she was brought into a courtroom about 30 minutes ago. abc news reports the russian prosecutor is asking that she serve a nine and a half year prison sentence, plus a $16,000 $500 fine -- $16,500 fine. she will be allowed to give a statement. she has pleaded guilty for having vape cartridges with hash oil at the airport, but denies that she attempted to break russian law. the biting administration is proposing a prisoner swap to get her home. reggie: it is back-to-school beautification week in oakland, the last day for people to prep schools for the first day of class. the oakland public education finder says it so far volunteers have worked at 11 schools this

week, they will tackle eight more today with projects like rearranging the furniture, hoping in the front office, organizing supplies and weeding the garden. jobina: nancy pelosi continuing her tour of asia, how china is responding after her visit to taiwan. reggie: a school meal program, how the state will provide two meals a day for students. drew: 5:39 a.m., we are looking at the bay bridge camera as people come in and out. we are fog free, but way above we have some thin clouds in our sky. it will be a mostly sunny day. without the fog, we will see sunshine a lot faster today. the dew points, measuring how much moisture is in the atmosphere, we are still in the 50's. that is muggy. drier, more comfortable air will arrive tomorrow. tomorrow and into the weekend it will feel better. here's high-pressure is getting

closer and closer, supplying warm and hot weather inland. but we still have fall closer to the coast, giving us pretty comfortable to butchers closer to the ocean water. here is a feature tracker. you can see the high clouds of streaming in from time to time, 60's and 70's closer to the bay shoreline, 80's away from the coast. today is another day with a wide range of temperatures. hot inlaid with 94 in antioch. 90, santa rosa. and much cooler in the city, 68 with fog and sunshine. 86, san jose. mostly sunny skies. palo alto coming in at 80. we'll preview the weekend and about eight minutes. now let's take a look at traffic. sue: good morning. let's go back to the coast, highway 1 at santa cruz we had an overnight fatal accident, and we still have the freeway closed. this is 1 at 17, both directions

closed because of this fatal accident. we have video from overnight. here we go. you can see the intersection there. and the car involved. one of the passengers of the car, there were pedestrians crossing there, one succumbed to her injuries at the hospital. this is highway 1 at highway 17, shut down this morning. you can take highway 92 up and over. it's a long detour to get to the south bay. but that right now is your only way to get from santa cruz, because you cannot tak

jobina: this morning, house speaker nancy pelosi has not

addressed her visit to taiwan as she meets with leaders in south korea. she will be visiting the border between north and south korea today. earlier, she met with her south korea counterpart, valley to support efforts to denuclearize in the north. they released a statement expressing concerns over north korea's evolving nuclear threats. >> when we talk about security, we know what that is. when we talk about economics, that is clear. when we talk about governance, it is many things -- it about'fighting the pandemic. -- it is about fighting the pandemic, saving the planet. so much opportunity, better served by a discussion. jobina: she arrived yesterday and south korea following a brief stop in taiwan. today, china says it has launched multiple missiles in its largest ever military drills in the taiwan strait. i'ts the first time china has fired weapons in the area near taiwan since 1996. reggie: in the netherlands,

amazon and jeff bezos's megayacht has been towed to sea. it has been a controversy since february when the company building it asked to dismantle a bridge to get into open water.the problem was three tall masts. after considerable outcry from the community, the plan was scrapped. this week it was taken a different route without the masts. they will be installed later. jobina: federal government officials visited a san pablo park to see how the west contra costa county school district is administering its summer meals program. they partner with contra kitchen to make healthy meals for students with food from local farms. for the last couple years, the federal government has been reimbursing the schools. that's being phased out for the upcoming school year.

but the state is implementing its own meal program. >> california has done a remarkable thing in saying we will provide universal free school meals, but they are not just doing that. it is a comprehensive approach that's about bringing connecting the farmers to the meals are served here. we think we have a lot to learn from california that we can bring to the rest of the country. jobina: the program will include a nutritious lee adequate breakfast and lunch for all children each school day. reggie: summer is not over, but we are getting a taste of fall -- oreo is bringing back a fan favorite after a five-year hiatus, pumpkin spice cookies. they will be heading to our shelves this month. two golden cookies filled with pumpkin spice cream. the returning flavor will be available starting august 15. i'm not done because our parent company disney is offering a special brew to celebrate its upcoming new movie, hocus-pocus

2, which will drop september 30 on disney plus. it's a cup of the sanders sisters brew. you can buy it already. it claims the taste will transport you back to 1693 with spellbinding notes of apples and cinnamon. get it before the sun rises. the disney hocus-pocus anderson sisters brew is 1299 -- $12.99. it is also available on amazon. and they will be selling it at disney parks this fall. you can try it there. i've only had jeffrey's coffee at the disney parks. i did not know it existed outside of that. have you either ever heard of it? it is confusing because they also have starbucks in the parks now. jobina: which one is better? reggie: starbucks. drew: it is the consistency. reggie: it feels like home. there is something about it. jobina: they know us. reggie: but all i know,

sometimes i am going to geoffrey 's. the line at the starbucks at the parks is sometimes as long as the rides. drew: you can preorder in the line. jobina: but you know, you see starbucks every day. drew: you need a fix. reggie: these people with their strollers, they love starbucks. drew: it's like the adult line. funny story about the whip -- about dole whip. it's very close to an attraction and i ended up in the wrong line. reggie: you can eat the dole w hip inside the tiki room. drew: you can. jobina: his pineapple? -- it's pineapple? reggie: it is. and it is nondairy. i get the float.

you can also get the rum in certain locations. drew: you can. i have not been there forever. jobina: i have been there, i just not get the dole whip. reggie: did the flowers bloom? drew: they did. they are so old you hear the click click. reggie: when did you say about my back? -- what did you say about my back? drew: people still line up for that attraction. it is my parents' fave. jobina: click click, clack clack. here comes reggie. [laughter] drew: coastal cloud cover this morning. high clouds, as well. the fog is limited to the immediate coastline. so once a sun is up in the next 30 minutes, you will see a lot of sunshine. hot inland. we still have mcginnis. -- mugginess.

heat will ease through the weekend. an onshore flow over the city and delta. winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. we start in the south bay, mostly sunny, 86 in san jose. 82, sunnydale. and 82, los altos. mid-60's for half moon bay. downtown, 68. we'll get sunshine in the daly city today. north bay, 90 in santa rael. in akamai lakeport. napa at 83. and 70's and 80's for the east bay. 75, oakland. 83, fremont. in lincoln 80's and 90's. 94, antioch. and we will have the fog building back in around the bay shoreline, some coastal drizzle with 50's and 60's as we get into friday. tomorrow is cooler for most of us.

humidity will begin to ease. the week and will be nice with afternoon sunshine if you are heading outside. cool in the 60's. an early next weekd, warm afternoons. so, in typical pattern. reggie: power to the passenger, the u.s. government forcing airlines to give passengers what they want. big ticket changes at that will benefit you. jobina: but first, jack london square's new addition, seven new restaurants coming to the waterfront district. reggie: a restaurant with a waterfall? i know that is not it. why today is a great day to explore the outdoors. jobina: ok.

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jobina: construction will begin

on what officials say will be the centerpiece of the growing mission bay neighborhood. the mayor and other city leaders broke ground at bayfront park, it will be a five space between the bay -- it will add open lawns and a new section of bay trail. it's also a destination for those who come out to warriors games. >> this is such an extraordinary place. and now, with this new park, this bay trail park, it will be even more beautiful to watch when we played in all these finals games. the aerial views of san francisco. jobina: construction is scheduled to be complete by next fall. reggie: i am not telling you to call in sick, but if you have been thinking about visiting a national park today would be a good day. entrance fees are waived today, but today only. it is in celebration of the great american outdoors act, which was passed in 2020.

the national park service says, keep in mind, some of the popular places require reservations in advance. the discount is only for entrance fees, other fees for parking and camping still apply. jobina: seven new restaurants are coming to jack london's square. all of the new businesses are either opening up this year or next year. they include oakland bay's timeless coffee and left bank rosary. and here are the other restaurants. there will be a new sushi restaurant, ramen shop, and the waterfront cafe at the waterfront hotel. drew: have you ever been to left bank? jobina: no. drew: very good. jobina: what do you get? drew: it depends. they have great french fries. my brain was not working.

jobina: where are you going? drew: there is one in marks berg. jobina: san jose? drew: yes. santana row. jobina: oh, the creme brulee. drew: delicious. outside land is back. through the weekend, we have that traditional battle where you want to look cute but you are battling the fog. we will have afternoon sunshine. outside land is closer to the coast in golden gate park, so the fog does stick with us this time of year, but enjoy if you are going to see the music acts. we are in the 50's and 60's right now. limited fog. sfo, you can see a little bit of fog out there. we will see mainly sunny skies once the sun is up. today, partly cloudy skies with high clouds from time to time.

it's still muggy. today it will be breezy. hot inland in the 90's. 70's and 80's at the bay shoreline. jobina: new at 6:00, want to get away? a job offer giving you the chance to dig it all and get paid to live the island life. reggie: plus, people's park standoff, intense protests and back-and-forth and berkeley. construction will be getting back on track. jobina: and big cdc changes for covid protocols in schools, though two key things students should know about before the new year. reggie:

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. jobina: making news right now, murder on muni. riders are shaken by what they saw on board and police may be without a key tool to try to find the shooter. >> everyone was like, how do i get an appointment? >> there is definitely a shortage of supply. reggie: the search for monkeypox vaccine and there is not a lot of progress in sight. we do have an update from the biden administration. jobina: the massive music fest is setting up shop today. the acts, the tour and a surprise new addition this, concrete. about time.