reggie: clash at a closed oakland school. parker elementary, the side of a protest for months. the heated exchange between demonstrators and the district. >> monkeypox outbreak. the federal government declaring a national health emergency. comes as one bay area city continues to wait for thousands more vaccine doses. reggie: ready for outside lands. the music festival making its return. you need to know for that event. >> taking a live look outside. what will the weather be like? drew is here with details on the forecast. good morning, everybody. reggie: it is always putting much the same exact weather for outside. drew: especially august. it is chilly, so have those layers with you. live doppler seven this morning showing you along with satellite a fair amount of high clouds overhead. you can see a lot of showers in

the central valley, from sacramento, even fresno this morning. it is monsoonal moisture to california. we do expect showers to stay out of every and, but we will have some high clouds are streaming in from time. temperatures right now, it is warm compared to this time yesterday. low and mid 60's is what we are waking up to. later today it will be a cooler afternoon to finish out the week. a live look outside. here is our exploratorium camera. we have a lot of cloud cover upstairs. we will see fog this morning. we will have partly cloudy skies throughout the day and later today there is a cooler afternoon inland. sitting in the 80's for the most part. we will take a closer look at these highs, reviewed the outside forecast, and show you that -- outside lands forecast. reggie: now to a development at a recently closed oakland school. people opposed to the closure have been staging a sitting since may, protesters tell abc 7 news they were forcefully

evicted, and shared cellphone video of a heated moment. here is abc 7 news anchor dan ashley. >> why don't you wait for the team -- you wait for opd to get here? you don't have the power to arrest people. dan: tensions reaching a boiling point at a school that permanently closed after this past school year. oakland councilmember karen 5, 1 of the people who showed up to the scene. >> i witnessed a melee. i witnessed people getting roughed up. dan: parents and other members of the community have been staging a protest at parker elementary school since may. on thursday their attempt to stand their ground turned into a clash with people they say were oakland unified security. >> stop brutalizing him. dan: we had people forcefully getting hurt and abused on this site. dan: protesters telling abc news several people were bloodied and bruised. >> i don't know who authorized this as the school board is out of session. dan: john sasaki, telling abc

news staff found the school empty thursday, so crews changed the locks and set the alarm. he says a short time later someone broke through a law get back in. >> i also have a call into the superintendent, and i morning to hear from them on what exactly happened today and who made the call for this forced to come out here. to engage with people the way they did. dan: the group claims they were told district staff were only coming to remove items to be taken to other schools. after sending out a text watching for root -- asking for reinforcements, the group made their way inside once again, and they say the fight is far from over. >> closing schools is harming our children even more. dan: dan ashley, abc 7 news. reggie: parker elementary is one of seven schools planned to close. four others are set to merge. oakland police were called to the school, and it is unclear if anyone was arrested. >> in berkeley the housing

construction project earlier this week is now on hold. the university suspended work in the wake of that protest. it resulted in seven arrests. two officers were hurt and some equipment was vandalized. cal says it will assess the situation and decide when to restart construction. the project includes housing for 1100 students and 100 25 people currently experiencing homelessness. the university says the existing park, bordered by hayes street and white way, will be revitalized. reggie: new developments in this week's deadly shooting on a muni bus. this was targeted. one person was killed, another heard from that shooting in the sunnydale neighborhood. transit officials have shared security video with police as well as cameras on nearby streets. still, no word on a suspect. there will be hiring 20 transit ambassadors to monitor city trains and buses. >> developing news out of las

vegas. one person is that after a shooting outside a hotel room in the mirage hotel. the call came in around 8:30 last night. detectives say it initially appeared there was some sort of fight between a total of four people who all knew each other, and a suspect began shooting. three people were found shot. two women were in the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds, and the middle-aged man died at the scene. the suspect was arrested within six hours of the shooting. reggie: in minnesota shoppers at the mall of america were sent running after shots were fired yesterday afternoon. police say the gunshots were fired near the nike store, but luckily officers were on the scene within seconds. however, the police says the suspect ran away and has not been found. jobina: now to the latest on the monkeypox outbreak. u.s. is declaring a national health emergency cases rise across the country. it is intended to free up additional resources for vaccines, treatments, and tracking.

more than 71 hundred americans have been infected with monkeypox in at least 48 states. >> with cases doubling roughly every week it is paramount that the government prepare a health care system to meet vaccine and testing demands so that americans can remain safe. jobina: the fda says it is looking into whether it can stretch national vaccine supply by pulling five effective doses out about vile without sacrificing safety. nearly all the cases have been among men who have sex with men, but doctors stress anyone can get the virus. five u.s. children have been infected. san francisco health officials say they are waiting for 11,000 doses of the vaccine to arrive. this is video our crew filmed earlier this week of the lines outside the clinic at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. due to lack of supply a monkeypox clinic at the hospital is still closed to walk-ins

today. you must have an appointment. now the popular gemini daytime dance party in san francisco says it is canceling this months event due to monkeypox concerns. reggie: this morning, research from the cdc on covid. so-called long covid in children can later develop into harsh health conditions like heart issues and blood clots. research showed the most common post-covert condition in kids and teens were blood clots, heart problems, and higher risk of kidney failure or diabetes. it is similar to adult long covid symptoms, but kids are less at risk for ongoing respiratory issues. the cdc describes long covid as health problems that stick around at least a month after getting the virus. jobina: we are hours away from the return of san francisco's biggest music festival. outside lands is back at golden gate park today. 220,000 people are expected to attend the three-day event. gates open at 11:00 this

morning. security is tight, and there is a new concern the ship. ryan curry is live at the park with what you need to know. ryan: good morning. it is good to see this event back at its original date and time slot here in august. last time we saw this thing happen in october due to a pandemic postponement. that was a fun event, but it is good to see this thing operating as close to normal as it possibly can. maybe even what it was in the pre-pandemic days. last time we spoke there were a lot of cautions in place for this event. max -- masks were required in certain areas and people had to provide vaccination. that is no longer the case. yesterday we saw crews putting up the stages, boots, and other attractions. this is always a huge boost to the local economy. you mentioned a large -- large crowd, possibly generating $70

million for the area. we know covid is spreading and how contagious it is, and there is also that new virus as well. but there are varying levels of transition between the two viruses, but still, a safe message from officials. >> we want to make sure that people are safe in this environment just be mindful, and if you do not feel good, do not come. ryan: that is the main message from the city. as we have been hearing from -- about what to do if you are not feeling well. we know this variant can spread quickly. it is safe enough to have this event in its usual time slot in august, no matter how fast this disease spreads and how high the vaccination rate is for this. for a lot of people in the city, it is a pretty exciting time to see this big event back at his usual time slot here at golden gate park. we are live in san francisco, ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: thank you.

i was wondering why it was so late last night out on the streets. people were not just out the bars were full, people were in the streets, they were eating street food that usually isn't there. i was like, maybe it is outside lands. jobina: ryan, are you staying? are you trying to get backstage? who are you trying to see tonight? ryan: who trying to see? -- who am i trying to see? i don't know if i will be able to get in to the park. -- into the park. you guys are like, can i get free tickets? i did that -- i did have that capability last time. i don't think i have at this time. maybe i can pull a few strings. reggie: be confident. jobina: i was anchoring the last time. that's why ask you. we talked about this. you were there. just slide on in. ryan: i guess i just did not learn my lesson. jobina: we will talk in the break. ryan: sounds good.

>> honestly just be confident and show them that abc 7 mic. jobina: walk in. yes. drew: people are already lined up. jobina: really? drew: i was like, why? they are all around the fences and stuff. jobina: maybe for some signings? reggie: maybe they want to be at the front? jobina: maybe. not me. drew: the one time being tall is a super-positive. you can go anywhere. facts. here is your outside lands forecast. very typical weather. today is the cloudiest of the three days. we will get afternoon sunshine. we'll see more tomorrow and sunday. fair for that morning fog gradually burning off for afternoon sunshine. a lot of action to our east. thunderstorms popped up this morning in the central valley. we do anticipate all of this action stays away from us. we are dry today thanks to this area of low pressure. that low will keep us cool.

today is the coolest day we have a week. i clouds. 60's and 70's by lunchtime. humidity is elevated, but today is a cooler day. 70's and 80's, so comfortable inland today. it is warm but not excessively hot. 86 in antioch. 83 in san jose. 67 in the city. the three-day forecast showing you today is a cooler afternoon. low humidity tomorrow, but the weekend looking pleasant. afternoon sunshine and temperatures slightly below average for this time of year. let's get a check of traffic with sue. >> we are going to go back to golden gate park, or your options to not drive to outside lands if you are headed there this weekend. bart will be running extra trains toward the civic center, and you have a couple of options. shuttle is available for a fee, so bring your change or clipper card. you can also transfer to muni, and there are several lines.

five fulton, the 28th sunset, and the 31 balboa well i'll get you close enough so you can walk to golden gate park and enjoy outside lands. there are also bike options and scooter options as well. whenever you do, don't drive to golden gate park. it is going to be a massive traffic mess this morning. we go to the san mateo bridge. it is looking good over toward the 101, and the side of things. you are looking at about an 18 minute drive there. golden gate, not as much fog and we did have roadwork coming off of the waldo grade. that is scheduled to be picked up at 5:00. hopefully traffic is light. everybody is getting through ok. we will check with a truck accident at terra linda north when we come back in a few. reggie: what was once a movie theater could soon be turned into apartments. the east bay building developers want to turn into student housing. plus.

>> democrats are now celebrating getting one step closer to possibly passing a bill this weekend that is considered the largest investment in energy and climate in u.s. history. what hurdles still stand in the way, coming up. jobina: and a mother-daughter pilot duo.

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reggie: this morning president biden is celebrating a breakthrough for the reflation and that -- inflation reduction act. he is valid it will not raise taxes on those making less than 400,000 dollars, a campaign promise. >>'s morning a significant step forward for president joe biden's domestic agenda. democrats now planning to vote on a bill representing the largest investment in energy and climate programs in u.s. history. this legislation would only need 50 votes, or all democrats to vote in favor. it comes after a holdout senator, kyrsten sinema, broke silence, off during -- offering

support. the caucus calling it a critical step two in -- to reducing inflation and the cost of living for america's families. the bill would reduce prescription drug costs and health premiums, invest in fighting climate change, impose a new minimum tax on giant corporations, and reduce the deficit by $300 billion. kyrsten sinema says democrats had agreed to remove a key tax policy that targeted the wealthiest americans. sources also tell abc news the agreement that earned kyrsten sinema's support will include a tax on the money companies spend to purchase back their own stock. chuck schumer saying istatement. the final version of the reconciliation bill to be introduced on saturday, will reflect this work and put us one step closer to enacting this historic legislation into law. the final hurdle, democrats need to hear back from the senate parliamentarian, who will decide

whether this bill meets all of the budget requirements to allow democrats to bypass the filibuster and pass legislation along party lines. abc news, washington. reggie: a former movie theater in berkeley could be made into a 15 story department. he closed late last year after 107 years in business. the san francisco business times reports a developer submitted plans to make it a mixed-use building entering to students. the proposal would add 214 housing units with a live theater space. jobina: now to a proud parent moment. a mother-daughter duo pilot team just made history for southwest airlines, flying their first plane together. >> i would like to introduce to you your first officer, a brand-new member of the southwest team of pilots, and my daughter. come on out here. [applause]

jobina: that is so cool. so, i want to be just like you, mom. the daughter said she knew she wanted to follow in her mother's footsteps and she was just 14 usual. now she is grown up and flying planes with mom. their first flight together was from denver to st. louis. collecting on the day, mom posted about it on facebook, saying, one moment you are holding this premature baby in your arms, and in the blink of an eye she is sitting next to you on the flight deck of a boeing 737 jet. could you imagine working with your parents? drew: never. love them. jobina: love them. drew: we need our space. jobina: yeah, but i do think that is cool. reggie: that is cool, but i'm surprised it is allowed. jobina: you know, points made. also maybe flying with your spouse. something like that. reggie: the communication is different. jobina: but with the

communication be better? reggie: it could be better, or you could fall into a pattern. right? drew: it's true. jobina: that is true. reggie: i don't know. i'm not sure. jobina: have you all ever worked with spouses before? i have. reggie: you have? jobina: at my previous station. he was an executive producer. i'm not qualified. nor is he. drew: yes, in that aspect, yes. jobina: it is an interesting dynamic. drew: it is fun to watch in meetings. jobina: right, where do you draw the line too? drew: also, how boring is that? reggie: really boring. don't want. drew: what do you talk about? reggie: nothing drew: like, i know, i was there, i saw it. reggie: divorce. [laughter] jobina: for anyone married and

working together, we apologize. drew: you are doing amazing, sweetie. everything is going to be fine. just not for us. need our space. outside we have overcast skies, but the fog not quite as low as in a couple of previous mornings. we are starting with a lot of cloud cover. high clouds too. today it is a cooler day along the bay shoreline. low humidity will come in here over the weekend. we have those winds with us again. it will repeat itself again for saturday. let's start in the south bay. it is a cooler day, 70's and 80's from san jose to morgan hill. partly cloudy among the peninsula. 77, mountain view. mid-60's along the coast for pacifica. mid 60's close to the ocean. the north bay will find 70's and 80's. 81 high in sonoma. about 82 in calistoga.

93 in ukiah. 72 in oakland. 78 in fremont and end line. quite comfortable, low to mid 80's. overnight tonight more cloud cover moving in. much on either side of about 60 degrees as we head into your saturday. here is the seven-day forecast. cooler afternoon today. we can looking really nice. morning fog, afternoon sunshine, and a pattern next week. jobina: coming up, the seven things you need to know this money. reggie: the sonoma fear making a comeback. but you can expect in its first year

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jobina: congressional democrats believe they have the votes to pass the biggest investment on climate and clean energy programs in u.s. history. president biden vows taxes will not be raised for anyone making less than $400,000. the final version will be introduced tomorrow. reggie: it is time for outside lands. last think out moved to october. the three-day music festival is expected to draw a huge crowd. drew: just like you saw, expect fog thisoon. 60's close to the coast. low to mid 80's in our warmest spots in lent. sue: following your morning commute. do not drive to outside lands. very limited parking. have your mass transit coming up, let's talk about this role -- rollover accident on 101 in the san rafael area. i am not seeing much slowing. jobina: new colors for the new iphone.

next month iphone 14 is being rumored to come in purple, green, blue, black, white, and read. a pro version will have purple, green, silver, and graphite. for the first time in three years the sonoma county fear is back in force. during the pandemic the fair faced cancellation and downsize last year. now live horseracing crowds and games are making a comeback. >> it was tough, you know? not having a full fare in 2020 and 2021, but seeing people come and excited to be here, the staff is excited, putting everything back together, it is like a reunion. jobina: the fair is that the santa rosa fairgrounds. this year's theme is tropical fairadise. reggie:taco bell is adding someg sweet it's menu. this testing strawberry belt truffles. taco bell tweeted a picture, saying it is collaborating with milk are. the desert is described as the

perfect slice of cake morphed into a convenient bite. the truffles are made with strawberry pieces soaked in strawberry milk they have acorn fudge center and pieces of crunchy taco cell -- taco shell on the outside. that is a lot of ingredients. here in -- taco bell is testing the truffles in los angeles. i was ok with it until we got to the fifth thing, you know? the flavor profile. jobina: yes. layered. [laughter] reggie: we are hearing from san francisco school board member and shoe. what she says to defend herself after she made racist comments. jobina: and new rules about enforcing traffic

announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: standing in solidarity.

brittney griner's team holding mm with of silence after her prison sentence. jobina: more money in your pocket. what state has gotten rid of for all californians. but there is a new concern this morning. reggie: the stages are set and outside lands is back. san francisco's biggest music festival rocking golden gate park in just a few hours. good morning. he made it to friday, august 5. jobina: let's check in with drew. drew: we do make it to friday. we have because of their, coastal fog, some high clouds as well. utde are -- showing you we are tracking showers. we are expecting all of that wet weather to stay away from us, but we will see high clouds from time to time. right now a little warmer here to this time yesterday. waking up, upper 50's, if not mid 60's. just the lightest layer this morning. a look at the south bay.

you can see high clouds. that is how the morning shapes up. if you are not seen fog you are seeing those high clouds. sun is up at 6:16 this morning. it is a partly cloudy day. we call it a blend of sun and high clouds. it is a cooler afternoon to finish out the week. 70's and 80's away from the coast. he will take a closer look at these numbers. also we will show you those outside land numbers coming up. reggie: today thousands of people will converge on golden gate park for outside lands. the music festival begins in a few hours. organizers say 220,000 people are expected to attend. that could be a huge room for the economy. mariah carey is live at golden gate park this morning. hi, ryan. ryan: good morning, reggie. a huge boost for the economy. we did not see that big boost in years past due to the pandemic, but with this event back in its usual timeslot and with things feeling as close to normal as possible, the hope is that

economy boost will be back again. crews were finishing putting up the finishing touches on the stages, booths, and other attractions throughout the park. it is back in its original date. last year they had to move it to the end of october due to a pandemic-related pushback. already we are seeing things kind of look like things were before the pandemic doing signs of a very busy weekend. motels are reporting full or close to full occupancy. and many are traveling from out of town to be here. we know how busy it can be during this event, but it is still a pretty exciting time to be in the city. >> we never even left the house during covid. >> we heard it is all good vibes around. and let's be real, with everything, all of the other concerts and crazy things going on i think this is what we need. just a little peace and love. >> for all of you coming out this weekend, please keep a

smile on your face, please enjoy, please use public transportation. ultimately i want you all to have the best time. ryan: anybody who has been around the sunset district or the presidio, or around golden gate park, knows how bad the traffic and parking can be. public transportation, probably a good bet. doors open at 11:00 a.m. and the first musical acts will start shortly after that. there is going to be a lot of other things going on in the park as well. this is a humongous event, as it has been in years past. some of our other teams have spoken to people who have come from all over the state in different parts of the country to be here. there are some positive signs of that tourism related to this event coming back to san francisco, like it was before covid began. your live here in san francisco, ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: is it sza for you?

jobina: who is it for you? reggie: i would be interested in seeing computers. jobina: ok. ryan, have you picked one now? ryan: two two local guys. green day, and eileen. reggie: is that how i said? it is eileen? ryan: i think you are right. reggie: i just wanted to make sure i was hit with the language. you were blowing my mind. elinium is from the bay area? jobina: i need to look it up. i don't know. ryan: from the san francisco area. reggie: dropping the knowledge this money. jobina: is there a song i should be picking? or just get on spotify? ryan: i'm not too familiar with his music. just do that. reggie: [laughter] thank you, got it. he's like, there is a limit to this knowledge.

state has eliminated traffic fines and dropped fees for all californians. it means more money in your pocket, a law group is concerned some california courts may not be following those new rules. abc 7 i team reporter stephanie sierra has that. reporter: californiac has some of the highest traffic fines and fees in the nation. but a new state law aims to help your wallet. >> punish people extravagantly for traffic violations. just with fines. fines make it a small portion of what people owe. also with a ton of mandatory fees. stephanie: rio sharp is an attorney for the committee for civil rights. he explains it aims to cut down costs, eliminating traffic late fees imposed before july 1 of this year. >> prior to july this was a $300 late fee imposed against nearly anybody who missed a deadline, no matter how small or large their traffic offense was. stephanie: for someone,

jaywalking it is a $35 fine. but if you add all the mandatory court fees it comes down to around $297. it is without missing the deadline. but if you did miss your deadline. >> court would -- courts would add a $300 civil assessment on top of that, more than doubling your balance. stephanie: now, instead of that fee, any late traffic fee will be capped at $100. he says not all courts have adjusted to the new rules, and of misinforming defendants. sonoma county superior court is still advertising a $300 late fee on the website. >> the law has been ineffective for over a month now. it is beyond time these courts get into compliance and stop collecting money they are no longer owed. stephanie: assemblyman phil ting says civil assessment late fees for extract -- were extracting around $100 million in california courts, and impacting the one come families who struggle the most up a ticket debt. >> unfortunately for too long

our courts have been relying on low income individuals paying civil assessments defined many of their operations. this does is make sure that we really reduce that burden. stephanie: hated morehan millnn unawar believe you overpaid, contact your local county courts for a refund. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. reggie: developing news out of solano county. the chp investigating a crash in layout after midnight at parkview terrace. officers say a driver led them on a chase. it is unclear why that chase started. the car ended up flipped upside down. chp is expected to release more information later this morning. jobina: san francisco school board member anne hsu is defending herself over the firestorm over her comments stereotyping black and latino families. she sat down with our media partners at the standard for an

exclusive interview. her first since the controversy began. she has been the target of backlash for writing responses on a questionnaire referencing the lack of family support for certain ethnic groups. in her sit down with the standard she insisted she is not racist, but reporter han lee, getting answers. here's part of that number station. >> i was asking her what she was really thinking when she wrote down those answers, right? she was saying she was approaching an issue with a very engineering and business way. and -- anne hsu used to work in silicon valley, and she is a successful businesswoman. so, she saw some data in the district. there is a dramatic difference between different ethnic groups of the students about their achievement, about their performance.

so she was thinking there might be some reasons responsible for that, like, housing and security or food insecurity. so she was trying to approach this problem and think about potential solutions. that is why she was writing there might be like a family support to those families. jobina: she told him she has no plans to resign. despite a wave of calls calling for her to step down. anne hsu is an appointed if silget four-year term. new d and the murder case of alexis gabeth woman who went missing in january and is believed to have been killed gave's family maintained she may still be alive, but now new evidence is forcing them to reconsider. her parents were shown video of

the ex-boyfriend taking three garbage bags to his mother's house, the police also found traces of blood. >> because he was unloading garbage bags that seemed pretty heavy to us. and seeing more than one back, what is that supposed to mean? does that mean she is in pieces? jobina: my goodness. the family is waiting for an -- for a dna analysis on the blood, and police continue to search the town of pioneer. that is where they believe jones dumped the garbage bags. reggie: wnba players are standing in solidarity with brittney griner. she was sentenced to nine years in prison for carrying cannabis oil in her luggage through a russian airport. before the phoenix mercury game players held a moment of silence for 42 seconds. that is the number of greiner's jersey.

>> we are steadfastly committed to keeping her top of mind publicly until she is safely back on american soil. reggie: greiner has played for the mercury since being drafted in 2013. fans were heard chanting "bring britney home, officials are taking the next steps to do a prisoner exchange to bring reiner back. jobina: in southern california, chilling video of a driver running a red light is being shared. a violent, fiery crash killing at least six people and injuring seven others. we are choosing not to show the video of the crash, due to the graphic nature. the chp says a mercedes was speeding out of control yesterday, running a red light and slamming into several cars in windsor hills, just north of inglewood. at least six vehicles were involved. three of them burst into flames after the impact. investigators say the driver of the mercedes was a driver -- was a woman around 40 years old. she survived and is

hospitalized. she is expected to face multiple charges. saying so long to stubhub. why it is closing its san francisco office. ♪ reggie: yes. jobina: i love it. reggie: duck walk. give us all five elements. this airport worker has been catching the attention of queen bae herself. first meteorologist drew tuma. this is everything. drew: so that is why your flight is delayed? [laughter] reggie: worth it. give me a show. drew: i feel like i'm trying to get to vegas and this man is vote -- vogueing. [laughter] get a free show. if you are headed to any of the concerts we have, a very typical san francisco weather pattern. you have that morning fog, afternoon sunshine. the brighter days are saturday

and sunday. we will get sunshine today, but the clouds linger longer. layers are key. live doppler seven. you can see action to our east. monsoonal moisture working through the sierra. we are anticipating this action to stay out of our area. we will see some high clouds. this low pressure off our coastline is going to keep temperatures cooler this afternoon. i can't mixing the sunshine today. only 60's and 70's by lunchtime. we are slower to warm today. all in all it is a cooler afternoon. a lot of the 70's around the bay shoreline. the three-day forecast, today is the coolest day we have over the next three days. we will find low humidity to start at the weekend. get those outdoor plans ready. we will have morning fog and afternoon sunshine. temperatures are slightly below average for this time of year. let's get a check of the roads with sue. sue: we are headed to golden gate park. outside lands.

the best advice is don't take your car and leave it at home if you know somebody that lives nearby and you can park there that is one thing, but there is very limited parking. the civic center, bart will be dropping off folks. we will be shuttles available for a fee. then you can also transfer from the civic center to several muni lines. the five fulton, seven haight noriega. 28 sunset. the 31 balboa. there are many that you near golden gate park. just remember, lots of folks on the roads around golden gate park this weekend. you may want to avoid that if you can. taking a look at san rafael. it is in black and white for our film the water fans this morning. the southbound direction looking good. we did have a truck on its side northbound, you can see even the northbound direction is getting by without delay. we will hop over toward the east shore freeway, where we had an accident reported near

university and westbound 80. that is off to the right shoulder. you are in a pretty jammed seen here, but everything is moving. no other stalls or accidents. we will be back with

reggie: in today's first look, and warning is travelers about scams. here is trevor ault. trevor: in this morning's gma first look, a warning. the better business bureau cautioning about scams disguised as they cancellation notifications on flights. >> scammers do their best work when people want something really bad and they don't want to pay too much for it. trevor: carolyn is a teacher who went online to search for cheaper airfare. she clicked on one side that seem to have a flight that was exactly what she was looking for. >> i booked it.

a little while later i got a phone call saying this flight has been canceled. trevor: instead, the provider offered up an alternative. but she grew suspicious and ask for a refund. that never happened. the better business bureau says they have received 72 reports of this scam, and they expect more. coming up, we will tell you what to look out for. with your gma first look, i'm trevor ault, abc news, new york. jobina: i made inflation and recession fears the labor department has released the july jobs report and it shows continued strength in the job market. the unemployment rate dropped to 3.5% last month from 3.5% in june. wages rose 5%, and 5.2% from the same time last year. 520 8000 jobs were added. nearly double what economists had predicted. it is the biggest monthly gain since february. reggie: stubhub has announced it

is closing its san francisco offices, with the majority of employees getting laid off. the ticket re-marketplace said it will close it shanghai, china office. in a literal employees the ceo said the company needed to streamline and merge operations. according to linkedin, 161 employees list stubhub as their employer in the san francisco bay area. much better news now. an airport worker making sure he is keeping passengers entertained before they had to disguise. will ganss has more on the videos going viral. will: imagine you are sitting in an airplane waiting to take off. you look at the window and see this. ♪ you cannot even be mad if your flight got delayed, right? >> let me address that. we have nothing to do with that. ram has nothing to do with that, america. will: devonte 8:00 a.m. is the airport employee bringing it to the runway. ♪

every now and then i will tip out on the ramp and see what the guys are doing and throw on a little show. will: his videos, racking up millions of likes. even catching the attention of beyonce, who included her in her first tiktok. will: i said, guys, i have to miss these next two flights. i have to see what this is about. i merely called my mom. she loved it. will: when it comes to those moves, the tague got it from his mom. >> i would kind of sneak off on the side and learn their routines. she, when dan was like, you have to be dancing, boy. will: in the 25 years that followed, devante has been dancing every style, everywhere. ♪ now that his dance moves are really taking off -- >> in a dream world beyonce and blue ivy are looking at that

video and she tells me i need to guide the spaceship in on her new music video for "alien superstar." please, if you are watching this, you heard it from me. will: davante adams also trained in contemporary and ballet, lately he says his favorite is vogue, which may or may not have something to do with that beyonce album. jobina: love him. reggie: you bette. jobina: do you know how to vogue? drew: reggie does. reggie: i -- look. drew: giving you your flowers this morning. reggie: thank you. i have nothing on the von take, i have nothing on these folks from the ballroom scene, but i love to try. jobina: i want to try. that is the area i have not dealt too much into. reggie: they used to be a ballroom class in the mission. i hope they bring it back and we have to do a story on it. jobina: most.

drew: also, beyonce eyes on you? no we wants your video? reggie: i really want this man in one of her videos. not just the tiktok compilation, but an actual video. he said alien superstar. i'm here for a. drew: when is the video dropping? jobina: he might end up unto her. you know how she does. reggie: that is so amazing. drew: imagine you are working as an airport employee and now you are on the on-site's to her. -- you are on beyonce's tour during -- tour. [laughter] jobina: unique. drew: good morning, everybody. it is the bay bridge. we have high clouds out there. we're going to speed through some of these highs. we are limited on time. 70's and 80's in our south bay. 70's and 80's among the

peninsula. afternoon sunshine. comfortable in the north bay. 70's and low 80's for the most part. inland is the coolest day you have this week. low to mid 80's later today. clouds come back. either side of about 60 degrees. we can looking very nice. we have afternoon sunshine and very typical temperatures this time of year. reggie: i realized that they use the word slayviation for that man. that is so good. jobina: that has now entered my vocabulary for the rest of my life. reggie: don't ever let it go. jobina: this whole team is slay viation. reggie: ireggie: have been doing a lot of broadway auditioning this week, but today the cast of hamilton gets their turn, performing live on gma. jobina:

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vote yes on 27. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours.

jobina: new developments on the farmers market feud involving a san francisco college prep school. sunset mercantile has won an extension. according to the richman review the agreement allows the market street permit to be renewed through march 2023. they will need to scale back to one block on a few sundays because the preparatory high school will be having two large events. reggie: step aside, surfers. dogs are set to ride the waves on the peninsula. local and international dog surface will gather in pacifica for the world dog surfing championship. there will also be a pet wellness fair, a beach dog fashion and costume contest, and a yappy hour. the portion raised will go to the dog-related nonprofits. cute. jobina: do we think your dog

would do well? reggie: nope. rooster can swim. he chooses not to. jobina: fair enough. at 6:00, hot trash. the newest luxury winter look that is going viral for being truly garbage. reggie: wow. plus, there is a new twist in that deadly shooting on a san francisco muni bus. li the monkeypox public health emergency. a new rush of resources, but local counties say they are seeing something totally different. ♪

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