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. the other music festivals need

to do this because the mud, the dust. reggie: and all fairness, what will still be there is the fog. good morning on this thursday, august 4. drew: if you have friends visiting from out of town, tell them early. the little bit warmer compared to this time yesterday. 50's and 60's out there. fog is only limited to the immediate coastline. you can see the fog breaking over twin peaks right now. above that, you have high clouds out there. sunshine, a lot faster this morning for many cities compared to yesterday. hot inland. we go into the 90's. we will take a closer look at these highs and i will say the outside lands forecast coming up in about eight minutes. jobina: developing news now, the search for the shooter who opened fire on a muni bus.

the second killing on a vehicle this summer. police say it happened just before 3:30 p.m. while the buses traveling through the city's sunnydale neighborhood. ryan curry is live at sfpd headquarters with the clues police are working off of this morning. ryan: yes, good morning. the big tool they are not having is determining if they can even access the security cameras on board the bus. that was a big tool that led them to the suspect in the other muni shooting incident on the train in june. now, they are trying to figure out if they have access to that or not. as you mentioned, this incident happened just after 3:00 p.m. yesterday. police say they are searching for somebody who was involved in that shooting that led to two people being injured. one of them did die. they did try to support -- perform cpr but he did later die when he went to the hospital. the other one does have non-life-threatening injuries.

the circumstances that led up to this incident are still very unclear. police say they are worried there might be an -- a random incident. there was the incident back in june. they were able to find the suspect. this is a hostile mama and residents say they are nervous to take muni. >> it is just crazy because 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 did say the overall writing of muni is safe and residents should not be afraid to take it. they did make an arrest in that castro muni incident this summer but again, that train did have working cameras. we have moments they would send out images that helped identify the suspect. they are unsure if they can do

at this time. we are hoping to learn more information about that hopefully later today. that could be a key piece of evidence that they are not having right now. jobina: thank you. we were sending updates about this developing story throughout yesterday afternoon and even. you can stay up-to-date by downloading the abc 7 bay area news app, and enable push alerts. the vaccine clinic at zuckerberg general hospital is close for walk-ins today. reggie: the cities tour public health department blames a lack of supply after giving out 2000 doses since monday. appointments will be honored but no drop ins. san francisco now has nearly 400 monkeypox cases. health officials have promised an update when more vaccines arrive. the biden administration will update its response to the monkeypox outbreak. the health and human services secretary and the cdc director

will hold a briefing at 8:15. this comes as the number of cases around the world reaches 25,000. about one quarter of them are in the u.s. including five children. the latest pediatric case is in southern california. while kids are only eligible for a vaccine, officials are pushing to get more doses for adults. they currently have around 19,004 folks at high risk. >> everyone was like, how do we get an appointment? >> i would say that community right now is pretty scared. reggie: moderna says it is launching a research program to see if it can develop a new vaccine with mrna technology, the same used in their covid vaccine. to stamp the date on the latest vaccine rollout -- to stay up-to-date on the latest vaccine rollout, head to our website. jobina: developing news about a story we first brought you yesterday, construction at

berkeley's people's park has been stopped at least the weekend after protesters clash with police in riot gear. the park is owned by uc berkeley which has plans to build housing for 1100 students and 125 formally on house people. there will also be a revitalized park. crews moved in after midnight yesterday, putting up fencing and clearing out people staying inside the park. throughout the morning, protesters gathered, trying to stop the work. uc berkeley officials say some equipment was damaged and several 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 by the community 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: keeping on our students education is an essential piece of building a better bay area with just days and weeks before school is back in session, the cdc is expected to update its covid-19 guidance in schools. cnn reports the changes include eliminating the five day quarantine period for unvaccinated people who are 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 changes are still being discussed and are not final. jobina: more we are working on for you at 6:00, a potential turning point in finding -- fighting the mckinney fire. and a rare disease in the bay area now turning deadly. the local outbreak traced to a single hotel. and, sharks on the move in

monterey. researchers are noticing a striking pattern in their roots along the shore. drew: outside lands gets underway tomorrow at golden gate park through the weekend. we will have foggy time every morning breaking for a little bit of afternoon sunshine. temperatures in the upper 50's to lower 60's. we will take a look at how nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure demands a lotion this pure. gold bond pure moisture lotion

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jobina: new developments on the mckinney fire. it is now 10% contained. it started last friday and this is the first report of any containment. cooler, cloudy conditions are helping crews. they say they stop the spread of the fire towards the city of

eureka. the fire is blamed for four deaths and it has burned nearly 90 square miles. drew: at least getting some help from mother nature. outside this morning from our east bay hills camera, you see a limited layer of fog this morning. you can see it is really just confined to the immediate coastline. the eastern side of the city right now dealing with clear skies. we have clear skies over the east bay. we will see sunshine a lot faster this morning in many cities compared to yesterday. tree pollen is at moderate levels. your uv index is very high. hour-by-hour, we go. in some high clouds streaming in from time to time. we will continue the wide range of temperatures for another day. 60's and 70's close to the coast. let's get a check of traffic with sue. sue: we go back to the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. traffic is flying through their.

you will see a few brake lights on the span westbound on the western side. if your travels take you the 80 corridor from hercules all the way to san francisco, it is right at 30 minutes. moving very nicely for you this morning. here is a look at your approach to the macarthur maze on the east shore freeway. you are in a little bit of haze. traffic is moving pretty well, although you are crowded. jobina: a bunch of rich people are about to blast off in texas again and we will take you live to the vip is now ready to launch. plus, the peculiar change you may notice at outside lands tomorrow. a long family member reunited against all odds. somehow, this loved pup was just found years later and 100 miles away. and as we take you to break, a live look outside in the clouds. trelegy for copd. [coughing]

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reggie: an outbreak of legionnaires' disease has been tracked to specifically , a cooling tower in the city of napa. one person has died in the outbreak. the cooling tower has been cleaned and taken off-line. the investigation is still ongoing. >> finding it in one water sample is just a piece of the puzzle in the ongoing investigation as it is common to find more than one source. reggie: we reached out to both embassy suites and its owner hilton and have not heard back. if you have questions about legionnaires' disease, we have everything you need to know on our website. jobina: a richmond police officer has been fired for excessive force.

some of the video you are about to see is disturbing. video shows a confrontation back on april 9. after taking the suspect, smith hits the man with his taser more than 30 times. smith was trying to arrest the man after he ran away from a traffic stop earlier in the night. richmond's police chief offered an apology. >> i want to apologize to the individual that was involved in this incident as well as the community at large. officer smith's actions are unacceptable. jobina: smith has been on administered of leave since the incident. he is also facing a felony charge for assault with a deadly weapon. reggie: a new study finds the great white shark population is on the rise in monterey bay. researchers have tracked great whites over the last two decades. they say the sharks are adapting and thriving in the warming waters caused by climate change. the warmer water has opened a 400 mile swim corridor along the

coast from santa barbara to monterey bay. researchers also say it has created the perfect environment for a shark nursery near the santa cruz coast. jobina: i always love these kind of stories. a family brought to tears after their dog was stolen and found five years later. this is the german shepherd. the maelstrom family says they had no idea how their beloved dog ended up more than 600 miles away in baytown, texas, but they are so happy she is ok. an animal control officer says he spotted sheba on the street. >> we were all crying. me and my girls. we had steak night once a week and that cooks the best steaks. we already have steak night planned for when she gets home. jobina: the animal control

officer says he knew sheba was too friendly to be astray. the family is working with organizations to fly her home. in nonprofit with volunteer pilots is helping out. reggie: the outside lands festival kicks off tomorrow in golden gate park. the box office at marks meadow was now open at 25th and fulton. three-day and single day passes are still for sale. general admission tickets start at $175. vip tickets are $325. headliners include green day and post malone. gates open at 11:00 and a concrete slab has been poured. some residents say it is unsightly to add that to the green expanse, but there you have it. drew: ok. no world ankles. jobina: that is what i am saying. for anyone that has either not

attended a music festival or covered a music festival, it gets rough out there. drew: that grass gets tore up. jobina: completely. it is going to have to be replaced anyway. drew: you will out there. when you have people visiting trying to get the cute outfits and the instagram pictures and they are freezing in the fog, it happens every year and what happens tomorrow as well. some high, thin cirrus clouds. the fog is really limited today and is right up along the immediate coastline. most cities are dealing with clear conditions this morning. hot inland and mild along the coast. still muggy today. we get relief from the elevated humidity. the heat will ease through the week. instead of being in the 90's and our hottest spots, we back off into the 80's tomorrow through the weekend. future tracker wind gust showing

we have an onshore flow with us. starting in the south bay, mostly sunny. we hit 83 in cupertino. 90, that high in morgan hill. it 60's along the coast. from san mateo to redwood city to mountain view, mid 70's to low 80's. downtown today will hit upper 60's. 68 degrees with afternoon sunshine. we get a little bit of afternoon sunshine. the north bay, we are into the 80's and 90's in most spots. a little bit warmer in nevada at 87. 75 in oakland. 83, fremont. 89, san ramon. overnight tonight, 50's and 60's with that marine layer coming on back. the weekend looking nice. morning fog, afternoon sunshine and a typical range of temperatures. reggie: now turning to ginger

zee with a look at what is happening on "good morning america." ginger: good morning. i'm on my way out. i have a flight so i'm running out the door. this is a stem school, so i figured it was ok. the extreme heat, 70 million americans including us in new york. the heat advisories in place from here through those nine counties in eastern kentucky because they don't have power. a lot of folks aching up in michigan without power. president biden signing a new executive order on abortion access after the stunning vote in kansas. now, the other states that will be putting the issue on the ballot. the credit score scandal. one of the largest credit report agencies admitting it provided inaccurate scores for millions of americans for several weeks. we are going to tell you how to know if you were one of those

folks impacted and what you can do now. and then, sleep packs. robin is sharing her secrets to getting better nights rest. and then, the great garth works joining us live. he is always so much sunshine. reggie: maybe i just have not seen garth brooks recently, but i was looking at what gma posted about him and i did not recognize him. ginger: he has the facial hair. i like it. reggie: it looks great. it is really cute on him. ginger: he is growing up. reggie: for real. i was like, ok garth. jobina: we know the beards are the vibe. look at drew. reggie: it really works. we are keeping you from your trip, so please get out of here. trip, so please get out of here. for years, california's

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> these appear to be random incidents. >> i don't want to take muni today. >> filled with crazy passengers. reggie: a normal wednesday bus ride interrupted by gun violence. murder on a muni bus and the suspect has riders really worried about safety. jobina: brittney griner bac in urt. brandy video thiser fo closing arguments in russia. we have live updates and a verdict is expected in the next hour. reggie: if you or a loved one has recently been diagnosed with extreme airline anger or cancellations, you could be entitled to major perks. the new plan to get you some money back. jobina: i could get into that. good morning. reggie: give me that money, honey. drew: use that out.

sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. the stress is real when traveling. behind me is beautiful. we have that sunrise up here. temperature wise, we are a little bit warmer compared to this time yesterday. 50's and 60's. good morning from the exploratorium camera. a pretty picture on this tuesday morning. we will keep the high clouds from time to time. 70's and 80's away from the coast. fog along the immediate coast line but otherwise, a lot of sunshine. easy and hot inland. reggie: this morning, we are hearing from muni riders who say they are on edge after the suspn found. the latest shooting left one person dead while the bus was traveling in the sunnydale neighborhood. another person was shot and has non-life-threatening injuries.

mariah carey is live sfpd headquarters while the search goes on. ryan: that is what they are trying to figure out what led up to the incident going ahead for the shooting. the second one we have seen this summer. the first one being on the train headed toward castro station back in june and now this one on the bus in the sunnydale neighborhood that left someone dead and another one injured. police say this happened just after 3:00 in the afternoon on that muni bus. the circumstances that led up to this, still very unclear. one of the victims received cpr from first responders. got transported to a hospital where he later died. the other one injured with nonlife threatening injuries. the second shooting this summer. there was an incident near castro station. police were able to locate that suspect but with this moment not happening again, residents now say they are nervous to take muni. >> filled with crazy passengers and all the stuff.

last time i went, some dude was putting her feet he all over the windows. >> these do appear to be random incidents. neither them focused on muni passengers but rather random incidents that happened in or around muni. ryan: the main focus as they try to figure out what happened is determining if the cameras on board the train or bus were working during that time. the incident back in june had cameras working on the muni train and police were able to locate that suspect and later arrest that person. they are unsure if the cameras were working on the bus this time. muni says they do have cameras throughout their entire system but police did not say whether or not they believed they were working. we are hoping to find that information out later today. reggie: this morning, bart police are investigating a stabbing that happened on a train at the south hayward

station around 8:00 last night. police say there was an altercation and one man was stabbed. officers have not made an arrest. jobina: san jose police will update us on the investigation into a series of air-powered rifle attacks. a man was arrested yesterday accused of shooting at least seven women and girls. some of the victims faced life-threatening injuries. two of the victims share the same near-death experience. both shot in the back with an air-powered rifle just two days apart. the pellets coming within millimeters from their hearts. >> brought a lot of relief knowing he has behind bars and cannot hurt anyone else because he has already hurt way too many people. >> i'm just really glad the guy was caught. i think i feel a lot safer now. >> all of the shootings happened in south san jose and campbell. police are asking for any other victims to come forward. reggie: new fallout from the vote to uphold abortion rights in kansas.

it is having applications across the country. democrats are praising the move saying the outcome suggest the threat to abortion rights has energized voters and are hoping it carries over to the november election, possibly giving democrats momentum in congressional races. one senator is convinced voters will have other things on their minds by fall. >> i think voters will be very focused on the cost of gasoline and groceries and rents. that is all i hear about. my whole life has been about protecting the lives of moms and babies and i think this was a step away from that. nevertheless, i respect the process. reggie: for more states are preparing to vote on abortion rights including right here in california, kentucky and vermont after president biden signed an executive order for medicaid to help women seeking abortions to travel between states to obtain access to the procedure. jobina: governor newsom is urging hollywood to stop filming

in states that restrict abortions. his campaign for reelection took out a full-page ad in variety and called on the tv and film industry to leave states that impose new restrictions and bring the business back to california. the bill endorsed by governor newsom would provide $330 million a year in financial support for content creators through 2030. happening today, a risk -- a russian court is in recess. the verdict expected in about one hour with brittney griner's drug smuggling trial. closing arguments wrapped up and the court is in recess. a little while ago, she spoke to the court apologizing to the wnba, her teammates, friends and spouse for her mistake. she again stated that she did not intend on bringing any -- breaking any russian laws or committing a crime. she has pleaded guilty to drug charges for having bait cartridges with cannabis oil at the moscow airport. prosecutors asked for her to be sentenced to 9.5 years in

prison. the biden administration is proposing a prisoner swap to get her home. reggie: volunteers are ready to clean in oakland. it is the last day for people to help prep schools for the first day of class which is monday. the oakland public education fund and says so far this week, volunteers have worked at 11 schools and will tackle eight more today. projects include rearranging classroom furniture, helping in the front office, organizing supplies, putting up bulletin boards and weeding the garden. military firing drills following nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan. and you are looking live at the big board of the new york stock exchange. we will check again with the markets in just a couple of minutes. if you like tropical island getaways or living in rich, expensive villas, we might have a job for you. don't forget, you can always watch us for a whole extra hour. abc 7 at 7:00 is live every

weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 on the abc 7 streaming app. download it now for your phone, roku, fire. drew: we're looking at the forecast for outside lands. we will have that traditional weather pattern and a lot of fot g s tl de. lower 60's. very typical s.f. weather. outside is a live look. the tan can. our son is up. you look along the coast. here is the coast over here. very limited fog this morning. dealing with a lot of sunshine. that marine layer is compressed this morning. dew point measures how much moisture is in the atmosphere. we will get some relief tomorrow as drier air moves in here and lowers these numbers bringing a more comfortable air mass overhead by the end of the week.

future tracker temperatures showing you by lunchtime, we will have high clouds streaming in from time to time. 60's and 70's. into the 80's by that time. 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. it does turn breezy this afternoon. wind gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour. let's get a check of traffic. sue: good thursday morning to our compete -- commuters. there is your drive time if you need to know off-highway 80 from hercules into san francisco. we have over to walnut creek and you are looking at southbound 680 at north main. a few brake lights as you approach the 24 interchange, but you are moving nicely from concord to walnut creek, about an eight minute commute. going over to the coast where we have a sig alert in effect. highway 17 and highway one my

both directions of highway one at 17 are closed down due to this fatal accident that happened overnight. we do have video from last night with emergency crews on the scene. a mother and daughter were crossing not at a crosswalk, an illegal crossing and here is our video from last night. unfortunately, they were hit. they went to the hospital. the mother did succumb to her injuries. the daughter is in critical condition. once again, this is highway one at highway 17. they did say about 40 minutes ago that they were getting ready to clear this accident. but they have not done so yet so they are in the final clear up stages. back with

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visit to taiwan. today, she is planning to visit the joint security area near the border between north and south korea earlier, she met her south korean counterpart vowing to support efforts to denuclearize the north. the pair released a joint statement expressing concerns over north korea's evolving nuclear and missile 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 is shared values, it is about fighting the pandemic. it is about saving the planet. so many things to discuss, so much opportunity. better served by our discussion in an interparliamentary way. reggie: policy arrived yesterday following a brief stop in taiwan. today, china says it launched multiple missiles and its largest ever military drills in the taiwan strait a day after pelosi's visit. it is the first time china has fired weapons in the area near taiwan since 1996.

now, we take you to the netherlands for a much less serious story. jeff bezos 500 million dollar megayacht has been towed to see. it has been one of controversy since february when the company building it requested to dismantle a historic dutch bridge to get it from the shipyard to open water. the problem was three very tall masts that could not fit under the bridge. after outcry, the plan was scrapped so this week, it was towed via a different route. jobina: federal government officials visited a san pablo park to see how the west country county school district is administering its summer meals program. the district partners to make healthy meals for students with food source from local farms. the last two years, the federal government has written -- reimbursed schools that offer meals for all students. that is being phased out.

the state is omitting their own program. >> california has done this remarkable thing in saying we are going to step in and provide universal free school meals but they are not just doing that, it is this comprehensive approach that is about bringing and connecting farmers to the meals that 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 no program will include a nutritionally adequate breakfast and lunch for all children each school day. reggie: i'm not telling you to call out sick, but if you have been thinking about visiting a national park, today might be the day for that trip. entrance fees are waived today only. it is in celebration of the great american outdoors act which was passed in 2020. the national park service says it better's infrastructure and recreation opportunities. keep in mind, some of the more popular places do require reservations and the discount is only for the entrance fee. it does not cover you for parking or camping. jobina: just do it. call out.

reggie: don't name our names. you don't know us. jobina: you really probably don't. [laughter] jobina: the we are all friends here. also, i am excited -- excited about this. seven new restaurants are coming to jack london square. all of the new businesses are either opening this year or next year. that is great news especially for those of you that frequent the area. the new businesses include timeless coffee and french inspired left bank brasserie. here are the other restaurants. there will be a new ramen shop, taqueria, sushi restaurant and waterfront café at the waterfront hotel. reggie: a warning for music fans looking to score those concert tickets. any of you are seeing outrageously high prices for tickets because of so-called resale fees. ticketmaster has been hit with a lot of complaints recently

because they do dynamic pricing now. they surge it when there's a lot of interest in the show. the prices go up. >> everyone wants to see a really big act and there are only so many seat. not everyone is going to get in and there are a lot of people that want to pay to see it. reggie: the dynamic pricing program was recently criticized because of the bruce springsteen tickets which went for $5,000 apiece in some cases. around the same time, adele tickets spiked. nosebleed seats top out at 670 seats. front row, $40,000. ticketmaster has defended the practice and says only a very small percentage of tickets actually sell for those prices. facebook making a bigger push toward tiktok style videos. the company says it is ending its live shopping fig that feature opting to focus on its reels videos. for shopping feature will disappear october 1. facebook live will still be

available to broadcast events. users won't be able to create product playlist or tag product items in those live videos. many and faced her's -- investors are waiting to find out if a proposal for a stock split has been approved. if passed, it would be teslas second share split in less than two years. shares are up about 50% since the low of $612 on may 24, but still down about 15% for the year. that virtual meeting is set to begin at 2:30 this afternoon. we can see we are barely in positive territory. jobina: getting a good nights rest. the morning america's robin roberts is sharing her own strategies after realizing she needed more sleep. >> i thought i did not need a lot of sleep and i was only getting about maybe 4.5 to five hours of sleep. and then, i made the conscious effort and said no more tv in my bedroom.

when i go in there, i know i'm supposed to go to sleep. also, being stricter with a bedtime. another thing, and i know this -- keep talking about george getting into meditation, i was getting up early to meditate and it made no sense that i was losing some time sleeping meditate so what i have done is now, i meditate after the show. jobina: kumasi and i have started meditating. it really does work. raven speaks with dr. rebecca robbins about getting a good nights rest. reggie: that is interesting. wendy meditate? jobina: at night, and so does she. sometimes she will do it earlier in the afternoon that i do mine and it brings you down before bed. reggie: nice. george stephanopoulos doesn't before good morning america. jobina: george is a different breed. reggie: he really is.

i'm not going to model my life after george, cheers to him. summer is not over yet, but we are already getting a taste of fall. oreo is bringing back a fan favorite after a five-year hiatus. pumpkin spice cookies will be hitting store shelves later this month. it is two golden cookies filled with punk and spice cream. the returning flavor will be available starting august 15. jobina: this could be your dream job. we say this a lot, but this one sounds pretty good. the maldives is looking for a rare foot bookseller. you just have to work there for a year. and stay in a free villa. it is free and this villa cost normally $36,000 a night. the role pays $750 a month. but the real appeal is to live for free at the villa. responsible these include writing a monthly blog post, newsletters, run some social media in the position would start in october.

reggie: and you are also selling books? jobina: that is the thing about their foot bookseller i don't quite get in the title versus the description. reggie: we are looking at a bookstore so i am assuming you also work at the bookstore? that is a whole job. jobina: that sounds very pleasant. have you ever had a bad time in a bookstore? drew: when i can't find my book or when it is sold out. jobina: but the people that work at bookstores, i always really like them. they seem happy. drew: they do, and when i was in high school, that was the place cited i hallmark and it was just like a calming area. reggie: like a barnes & noble's? drew: borders. it was just a really calming place to be. reggie: i was going to say, were you in the café? jobina: i like this job. reggie: did you feel like an adult when you were ordering a coffee? drew: i did. jobina: i see the vision. drew: i could have kept borders

afloat from buying all the chai lattes. jobina: and that is like the only order you know i that age. drew: i am old. reggie: do people know that i am still a kid? the somebody think i am an adult? jobina: they call me sir. drew: your algebra textbook is giving you away. outside, we have fog close to the coast but a lot of sunshine. limited fog this morning along the coast. thankfully, the committee will drop a little bit tomorrow and the heat eases especially inland. onshore flow is with us. 80's and 90's with mostly sunny skies along the peninsula. we hit about 76 in san mateo. downtown today, 68. we will see a fair amount of

sunshine close to the coast thanks to a limited marine layer this morning. 80's and 90's for the most part in the north bay. 98 in cloverdale. we going to the 70's and 80's in the east bay. inland, it is quite warm to hot. 92 in concord. 95 in brentwood. overnight, we have the cloud cover along the coast. some patchy fog around the bay shoreline. coastal drizzle as well. 50's and 60's as we head into her friday. mild to hot today. he medieval east tomorrow and we will also cool off. expect morning fog, a lot of afternoon sunshine and a typical range of temperatures. jobina: construction is set to begin on what officials think will be the centerpiece of the growing mission bay neighborhood. construction broke ground and it will ba.5 .5 acre space between chase center and the bay. it will add open lawns in a new section of the trail to the area

and at a destination for those ignorant trip out to see a warriors game or something else at chase center. >> this is such a next-door to replace and now, with this new park, this atrial park, it is going to be even more beautiful to watch when we play in all these final games and other games, the aerial views of san francisco. jobina: construction is scheduled to be complete by next fall. reggie: first class mail canal travel from infinity to forever thanks to some newly released commemorative stamps that feature the iconic image of buzz light year. he has captured our hearts and imaginations since the first toy story movie. the postal service worked with disney and pixar to create the go beyond forever stamp. in june, the origin story of was was brought to the big screen and is now screaming on the --'s streaming on disney plus.

the dress rotation department is proposing stricter passenger rights rules. the plan would require airlines to refund tickets if the flight schedule or itinerary is changing -- has changed a great deal or if they switch to a different plane that causes a downgrade in the travel experience. the rule would even apply to nonrefundable tickets. how about that? jobina: i could get behind it all. up next, some of the things you need to know today. reggie: when you're on the plane you thought was going to be luxurious and then they separate you eight rose apart and then you are like, this is not the fantasy that i had. jobina: sounds like an experience. experience. reggie: ♪♪ sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare makes it easy for you to always get brushing right.

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jobina: here are the seven things to know. san francisco police are searching for the suspect in a shooting on a muni bus in the sunnydale neighborhood. one person was killed, another hurt. reggie: construction at

berkeley's people's park has been stopped through the weekend after protesters asked with police in riot gear. uc berkeley owns the park and has plans to build housing for students and formally on housed people. jobina: a verdict is expected in less than an hour in brittney griner's drug smuggling trial in russia. this morning, greiner again stated she did not intend on breaking any russian laws or committing a rhyme prosecutors asked for her to be sentenced to 9.5 years in prison read drew: it is warm and it is easy out there. look up at sunrise. a live look from the exploratory camera showing a few high clouds out there. the fog is putting limited this morning. yet that's what you will find is later on today, august being very august like. 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. it is quite warm if not hot inland. sue: following your thursday morning commute with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza.

here's a look at your drive time from hercules all the way into san francisco in the yellow. just about 40 minutes and thati. all lanes are open from the highway one to highway 17. jobina: active jason momoa surprise passengers heading to hawaii by serving as a flight attendant. he handed out aluminum bottles filled with purified water from his own brand. some on social media now calling him aguaman. reggie: i was reading he saw the idea because he saw flight attendant plastic that handing out plastic bottles. he said should we be doing that with a recyclable material? jobina: thank you for thinking of the planet. reggie: also, he just got into a crash like a few days ago in california. and is fine. drew: he looks like he could take a punch. he is a muscular dude. jobina: that is what i was going

to say. drew: he seems pretty start -- sturdy. reggie: good morning, america. for our viewers in the west on this thursday morning, 70 million americans on alert for dangerous heat. summer scorcher. from montana to texas to maine, the northeast bracing for brutal record-breaking heat and temperatures soaring in parts of kentucky hit hard by flooding. the severe storms on the move and the giant hail hammering this vehicle shattering windows. also this morning, president biden signing a new executive oder on abortion access after the outcome in kansas. now the other states that will put the issue on the ballot. breaking overnight, china fires ballistic missiles near