returned to campus and oakland but the district will need to fill dozens of teaching positions, how they are trying to find more educators. kumasi: a car careening into a building in the east bay, this furniture store sustains a lot of damage and the impact so biggest streetlight goes into the street. reggie: 1000 people stranded in death valley, details on what's being called a once in a thousand year event. kumasi: good morning, it's monday, august 8 stop reggie: let's check in with lisa. lisa: our weather has been consistent with an onshore flow. the fog is not quite as pervasive this morning but some clouds around hayward and san jose with mild temperatures and fog into the north bay. as we look at the current numbers, we are in the 60's.

a couple of degrees cooler but not too hard to take on a monday. over the next few hours, we will climb to the 60's in land. you will stay with the clouds until noon time and then we will see 70 in the fog becoming patchy at the shoreline. lower 80's inland and once again in we are in this outerwear will not be too hot and the breeze kicks up and we will talk about the fog coming back into play but we have a warm up for the middle of the week coming up. kumasi: students in the east are getting ready for the first day of the school year. thousands of kids are being welcome back to the classroom but like many other districts, oakland is struggling to hire all if i teachers. we go live to open with a look at how they can move forward. >> good morning, it's back to

school monday for many people in this district. last time i spoke with oakland unified, they said they were looking to fill 40-50 positions and they are still looking to fill those positions and school is starting today. they will continue but it is been really difficult for them to find teachers and they are not alone. other districts are having the same issue. this is leading to a competitive application pool of trying to hire teachers. ousd has made many efforts to hire teachers and they are asking people to apply at the district and oakland unified says they will start paying teachers credentials and assessment fees for the upcoming school year. they say they have around 500 teacher vacancies annually. many applicants have an out-of-state license so they are not the only district that was

problem. this is a difficult time for them. they say the pandemic is fueling a lot of this and they will continue these efforts to hire teachers as soon as they can most live in oakland. reggie: cleanup efforts are happening across the country after multiple extreme weather events driven by climate change. president biden is traveling to kentucky to meet with families devastated by flash floods and a death valley, 1000 people were stranded over the week end after unprecedented rain. jobyna: death valley had almost a year's worth of rain in three hours. it's a once in a 1000 year event. it caused a massive flooding and washed out roads and services inside the national park. roads are still closed today. >> it sounded like the world was ending in this rushing water in

a place that's absolutely bone dry stuff jobyna: 3.5 inches of rain in atlanta fell in six hours and similar problems in brooklyn, arkansas. they will visit with the families are left loved ones in the historic storms on this is the second time president biden will visit kentucky after a deadly weather event. kumasi: the mckinney fire is the biggest fire in the state, bring more than 60,000 acres. more people have died since the fire started july 29 and at least 87 homes and dozens of other buildings have been destroyed. it's 40% contained and the crews have been struggling because of weather conditions including wind and thunderstorms. 20 miles west of that, firefighters say they are making

progress on slowing down the yeti fire started by lightning. it broke out the same day and fire officials say it's contained and it's burned about 8000 acres. the oak fire near yosemite is close to full containment. that has burned more than 19,000 acres and wiped out 193 structures and most of those are people's homes. is been burning for more than two weeks and it's considered to be by some the most destructive wildfire in the state this year. washburn fire was fully contained at the end of july. reggie: san leandro police are looking into a crash that created this damage to a furniture store. a car smashed into the window. it's not clear if anyone was hurt but there is a lot of broken glass and the impact of the crash left a streetlight sticking out of the store.

we don't know what caused the crash or if the driver will be charged. kumasi: san francisco general hospital says it will reopen its monkeypox vaccination clinic tomorrow. the city received 10,000 doses of vaccine from the federal supply and that's double the previous allotment. it will hold a walking vaccination clinic from 8 a.m.-noon tomorrow through friday. kaiser will also provide doses but appointments are required. reggie: activists are demanding more action to slow the spread of monkeypox. there are protest in san francisco to advocate more treatment. local and federal emergency declarations are just the first step. i also want officials to look at longer-term needs like increasing vaccine production. the protests will be outside the health and human services offices at the san francisco federal building at 4:30 p.m. we have everything you need to know about monkey box on her

website, abc7news.com. lisa:. is a look at our low cloud deck and we have the fog around los altos along the san mateo coast and looking toward hayward and fremont. temperatures in the low 60's right now. 50 with a little fog in santa rosa. we will see the low clouds and fog this morning give way to sunshine is the dry air who roads the cloud deck. -- erodes the cloud deck. not a whole lot warmer today but 5-7 degrees in the inland valleys and that will spread around the day. the low cloud deck is making a push inside the day. -- inside the bay. it's extensive.

the typical pattern we have for the summer time, shy of 90 into wednesday but by thursday, we warm up but still staying comfortable friday with 60's and 70's. 72 in oakland today with low 80's in santa rosa. pretty pleasant with low to mid 80's inland. jobyna: good morning, we are starting with a live look in emeryville. we don't have any major issues or advisories. a good time to head out the door for your commute. looking live itt headlights are traveling south found in the slow down out of tracy is pretty light. there is a quick transit note, transit is returning several of its lines to pre-pandemic service. a few other lines will be

restoring partial service and some can handle the return to school and these changes went into effect yesterday so make sure to check the ac. masks are still required on board. reggie: the victim of a butyl dish of a brutal beating any suspect arrested for the assault of a longtime san francisco commissioner. >> asian hate. kumasi: asian-american community demanding action and answers. reggie: how you can get paid to sleep for a living. lisa:

you go by lots of titles. veteran, dad, hair stylist. so adding a student title might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your titles. national university. supporting the whole you. kumasi: the suspect a used of attacking a long time public service has been arrested. the commissioner was attacked last week near folsom and the 70-year-old was hit in the face and kicked and beaten. police arrested a 34-year-old in

connection with the august 2 attack. the attack was unprovoked. >> some of these are our most vulnerable residents and what -- and when they are attacked, it draws more interest from people and the police department wants to make sure these residents are protected and we find the people who are attacking them. kumasi: they will interview the suspect to find out of racial bias at anything to do with the attack. the attack of greg chu has caused the asian american community to mobilize. at a rally in san francisco, activists had a strong message. >> fight asian hate. >> community activist march causing for mobilization. >> people are scared. it feels like open season on the asian american community.

especially the most vulnerable segments of our community. >> this week, we were first to share this disturbing video, a 70-year-old grandmother brutally beaten and kicked in the face by four suspects trying to rob her inside her own house. >> they got really mad and pulled me down. >> it's been a week so far in the perpetrators have not been caught. we are demanding answers from the police chief, or city officials. >> every time an elder is beaten or murdered, i see very little to no response from our elected officials. >> activists say they are tired for waiting for solutions to protect members of the community. they are demanding the police chief hold a town hall meeting on the issue within the next 10 days. san francisco police commissioner says he will work to make that happen. >> this is an emergency and it needs to be treated like one. >> police are increasing foot patrols around north beach and

chinatown and are actively searching for suspects responsible for the beating and robbery. >> we will not stop until we find these suspects and will not be deterred and we will not give up until the perpetrators are arrested and brought to justice. >> a gofundme has rates $10,000 to hire private security guards at the senior housing complex the victim lived at. we will see what happens with holding the town hall meeting. kumasi: when it comes to issues of race and social justice, we are helping you make a difference in your community. check out our list of resources and how you can find an ally, go to abc7news.com/take action. reggie: san francisco's biggest music festival wrapped up a big weekend. ♪ reggie: the third and final night of outside lands brought thousands of fans out of the

parking the festival featured more than 100 artists on nine different stages and served a quarter of a million people this year. kumasi: if you love to sleep and you want a job, this is for you. casper is hiring a you can sleep for a living. these professional snappers would sleep in stores in an unexpected -- these professional mappers - nappers would sleep in stores or exposure on social media. they must have a desire to sleep as much as possible as well as the ability to sleep through anything. if you want to apply, share video on tiktok with casper sleepers. the deadline is thursday but there is no word how much you would get paid. reggie: that's the most important part. kumasi: but the company wants

these tiktok shares. reggie: you have to sleep through anything? lisa: there is a thing called performance anxiety. we would fail for sure. we are checking out live doppler 7 where there is fog in santa rosa and along the san mateo coast into san jose. not a bad way to start a monday. upper 50's and pleasant hill and walnut creek is 62 and temperatures still in the 60's. we have patchy fog in the north bay. antioch is one spot that should be warm this time of year but notice, another day of 80's. a lot of sunshine tomorrow and rees he -- and breezy. we are getting into a little bit

of warming by the end of the week. the coastal regions are looking at the coastal fog and in the 60's. near average for those cities but around san jose, should be low 80's but atypical warm day in lakeport, mid 80's in concord. much of the same for the next seven days with coastal fog giving way to more sunshine. by wednesday, a little warming and bringing some of the warming back to the day and this pattern could last through the weekend. if you want warmer temperatures, we have them coming up. kumasi: the seven things to know this morning. reggie: twitter confirming

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morning for many families because it's the first day of school for oakland unified. they have 40-50 teaching openings to fill. reggie: the monkeypox vaccine clinic will reopen tomorrow at 8 a.m. the city recently got 10,000 doses of vaccine from the federal supply and kaiser and others will provide doses and appointments are required. kumasi: the senate has passed the inflation reduction act, a major wind or the residence agenda. the $430 billion package is to slow climate change, reduce medicine cost and tax corporations. reggie: new hope for bringing brittney griner home. russia has indicated it is open to a prisoner swap. it would trade brittney griner and paul whelan for a russian arms dealer. lisa: patchy low clouds and fog to start out and sunny and breezy afternoon. jobyna: we are following in crash in fremont involving a

motorcyclist and a vehicle and injuries are involved on southbound 680 before washington boulevard. kumasi: officials are warning people to stay out of the water at lake mirror because of an algae bloom that could be toxic. reggie: actress and hash is reportedly -- anne heche is reportedly in stable condition after slamming her car into a home. >> new detailsech police say they believe she was speeding before her lou mini-cooper crashed into this home on friday not far from where she lives. authorities are looking into whether alcohol was involved and investigating several other hit-and-run that occurred leading up to the crash, one at a nearby garage of an apartment complex before she ran into someone else's home.

the actor is known for films like seven days and the tv show men in trees, she is now in stable condition at a california hospital. coming up at 7 a.m., we will have details on the russian the ongoing investigation. kumasi: twitter is confirming a data breach impacting more than 5 million users. they say somebody exploited a vulnerability in its code that gave them access to private data. it happened january 1 and was fixed by january 13 and last month, they tried to sell the information online. twitter says it is working to ensure the security of the accounts in question. reggie: if you consider starting your own food truck, this could be your chance. a food companies giving away $40,000 to help latinos open or

expand businesses. company share this video and the money is available for taco trucks, taco stands and makes a jazz and mexican restaurants anywhere in the country. they started the competition after seeing evidence that latino businesses are less likely to be approved for bank loans. you can find more information about the contest at siente foods.com. the macchi street fair was canceled last year because of the pandemic and it showcases music and dance global artisans and nonprofits. ♪ kumasi: turn it up. reggie: i did not expect that. the fair was scaled back this year and all the performances were held to the outdoor peas plaza and food was off-limits because of covid but that did not dampen enthusiasm for the multicultural event. >> i think it's important for

our generations coming up because they see street fair is a place they can probably come out to volunteer and participate. reggie: virus dekes provided covid testing. kumasi: a young green bay packers fan helped players take a break from training camp. he served them cups of imaginary tea and they all play along. >> do you want some tea? >> aww. kumasi: this is aria who invited the team to enjoy a cup of tea from her princess tea set. her mom says they are thankful for the kindness the players showed. very cute. reggie: did you see how these big men have these little bike

it'ss because the kids give them rides. ? kumasi: that's cool. reggie: so this has been going on for a while. you can watch them go back-and-forth. trouble on the tarmac, a planes wing clips another jet on the east coast, the damage to the aircraft. kumasi: sand sculptors in san francisco, the unique art display that is taken over ocean beach. reggie: it is 5:25 a.m.

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good morning on this monday, august 8. kumasi: all you need is mariah. if she dropped in you would be out for a week. hey, lisa. lisa: we are starting with a little bit of fog it's3/4 of a mile visibility and santa rosa step 50 in center rosa so as you head out this morning, be careful, a sunny afternoon and it will take time for the clouds to peel away. through noontime, full sunshine for most of us with upper 70's toward concord. the wind will pick up and we

will look for temperatures to be in that narrow range again with 60's and 70's bayside. jobyna: kumasi: a major win for president biden if of the senate passed a sweeping package to combat inflation. let's look at how this will impact your wallet. reggie: jobyna: jobyna: passed by a rigid thin margin but is now headed to the house. vice-president, lara's broke the tie after every republican voted no and the $740 billion bill will bring the biggest investment in clean energy and allows medicare to negotiate some prescription prices and includes an annual drug.cost cap for senior there is a minimum corporate tax rate of 15% that would raise $1 billion annually. >> our bill reduces inflation, lowers costs, creates millions

of manufacturing jobs, enhances air energy security and is the boldest climate package in u.s. history. jobyna: senate republicans managed to lock the $35 monthly cap on the insula and prices before the bill lands on the president's desk and must pass the house. members are expected to vote friday. reggie: will this legislation trickled down to the gas pump? prices have been dropping for two straight months. according to aaa, the average price in san francisco is $5.58, down from $6.63 in june. an open, it's $5.45 -- in oakland, it's $5.45. will this bill have an impact on gas inflation? >> inflation remains at a very -- as a bear -- as a very big concern but certainly having gas prices coming down will help. >> in california, the gas prices

have dropped by at least $.98 since they peaked in june. this expert is urging caution when it comes to your excitement over that drop. >> i think we should be a bit concerned about the cause. everybody likes paying less of the guest pump but we should be worried about the cause because it is probably substantially driven by a weakening of the u.s. economy. >> drivers though -- >> census coming down, i will drive more. >> they will take any price drop. while this drop in gas prices is likely to help with inflation, many wonder if the inflation reduction act will do the same if passed in washington, d.c. >> i think the inflation reduction act might help a bit. but what we don't know -- what we do know is it mostly won't hurt. >> the dean of the haas school of business at berkeley says

despite the name, it actually hits hardest on climate change and clean energy initiatives. >> massively helps reverse climate change in the u.s. and will make us a leader in the fight against global warming. it could help reduce inflation but it is certainly not going to hurt. >> as for pain at the pump -- >> it's clear we will see more of a drop because the price of crude oil came down substantially in the last few days. that hasn't fed through yet so unless the price of crude oil rebounds, we will see a bit more of a drop. beyond that it's hard to tell. reggie: part of building a betty bay areas folk -- part of building a better bay area is about schools. in oakland, it's difficult to fill open staff positions.

>> good morning, it's been difficult for ousd in many districts to hire teachers. oakland unified's as they are looking to still hire around ready-50 staff positions and school begins this week. they will still continue these outreach efforts to get more teachers hired as soon as possible. their social media pages are full of ads asking people to apply, asking teachers to apply and they are doing the best to incentivize those applicants. oakland unified says they will start paying each teachers credentialing and assessment fees for the upcoming school year. this is an issue that is felt across the bay area. many districts are struggling to hire teachers. there is a small competitive application pool. ousd says they typically have around a 500 teacher vacancies

over the last five years per year but their concerns getting those hired for this upcoming school year as soon as possible. several dozens of openings and here we are at with school beginning this week. they will do their best to keep trying to hire teachers and incentivize them to get hired. kumasi: thank you. there is renewed optimism that brittney griner could be free from a russian prison. russia signal was ready to discuss a prisoner swap which would involve trading brittney griner and paul whelan for a russian arms dealer. the former u.n. ambassador is working as an outside advisor in the governments negotiations. >> my view is i'm optimistic. i think she will be freed. she has the right strategy of contrition, good legal team. kumasi: last week, she was sentenced to nine years in

prison for having they cartridge is in her luggage at the moscow airport in february. she says it was a mistake. reggie: the fbi is getting involved in an investigation into the murders of four muslim men that may be connected. police in albuquerque, new mexico said the victims were ambushed by the shooter with no warning. the latest killing happened friday night. two other muslim men were killed last week. all three belong to the same mosque and another muslim man was mortar -- was murdered last year. >> this is a frightening time for many. we have members of the muslim community who free to participate in it everyday activities but they should never be afraid. reggie: authorities are asking the public for help with the investigation and a $15,000 reward is being offered. kumasi: president biden has left white house for the first time since testing positive for covid twice. this video shows him leaving for delaware yesterday where he will be with first -- with the first lady.

he tested negative saturday and sunday and on july 30, he experience with doctors call a rebound case of covid after taking paxlovid. is safe to attend public engagement center travel. reggie: an event help raise money for the families of police and firefighters of gloucester lives in the line of duty. his carwash fundraiser was held on creek and provided by no h2o. the company donated tips plus 20% of all proceeds to the fund. kumasi: a young activist found her calling during the george floyd protest. for nonprofit -- what her nonprofit is handing out. lisa: good morning, stuck in between these two systems and the high to the south and east of us in this pin willing

circulation off the coast is a low and that brings us our typical onshore flow. there is fog along the coast and more in the north bay. it's a little bit cooler there. in the south bay, 77 in the south bay and peninsula numbers range from the 60's and 70's. the wind is up to 30 miles per hour and you can see the fog trying to keep a firm hold of the shoreline. the typical hot day with 78 in napa. fremont is having another comfortable day at 73.

stuck in this pattern, pleasant but not hot through tuesday. settling into a warmer bayside number and inland in the low to mid 90's. jobyna: we are going to go to the santa cruz mountains where you will deal with an issue around the lexington hills area but it's going to be northbound past the summit. looking at around 12 miles per hour and it doesn't look like any iie san mateo bridge, no problems to report and everything else is looking good. there was a crash in fremont 30 minutes ago but everything's been moved off to the shoulder. her biggest slowdown will b

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reggie: a young activist is giving millions of dollars to act -- two students. >> meet indigo come her passion to make change and energy for activism evident at the tender age of 10 stop >> when i discovered activism in these partners help me find my voice. >> continuing to find your voice into her teens come her family by her side. >> i've been in the family that really cherishes advocacy, social justice, equity for everyone. >> also giving credit to her upbringing in oakland. >> since there is so much diversity in oakland and so many different people and oakland's background in terms of protesting. >> now being honored for her

advocacy by another young activist. tiana founded activists for change after the murder of george floyd. she organized this black lives matter march across the golden gate bridge and awarding $10,000 in scholarships to six students looking to make their own change. >> i had no idea what i was starting. i just had the passion and i was ready to act on. >> youth advocates for change now has chapters in five states and is supporting countless projects. >> going to college this fall at usc, it's a huge financial burden on my family so i understand with the lack of resources how important this money is. >> for indigo, it means less loans for her family. >> it closes the gap and will help me continue my advocacy. >> and making her mother proud. >> one day i heard her talking and public and i said she's

really powerful and well spoken. >> activism is helping her overcome a lot of insecurities. >> i feel of that little girl were to look at where i am today, she would be proud and happy and i continue with that and fighting for what i believe it. reggie: california's dmv is accusing tesla fault advertising for claims about self-driving technology. they are taking issue with the claim on tesla's website that says all you need to do is get in the car and tell it where to go. there is also concerns about terms like autopilot which insinuates that the cars driverless. they called on ftc to investigate tesla. the dmv says tesla needs to educate buyers more about the technology and what it can do. kumasi: tense moments at laguardia airport in new york yesterday. a jet blue plane was pushing

back from the gate when it clipped the wing of a southwest jet but nobody was hurt. there were no passengers on the jet the southwest jets wing was damaged. southwest is the aircraft is now out of service in order to make necessary repairs. reggie: a volcano in southwest iceland is wowing spectators with flames. is the first time in eight months volcano has ruptured and they say the blessed is 5-10 times bigger than the last one. visitors flocked to see the eruption despite a warning from iceland's meteorological office. another not to go to, if you are planning to visit lake marion, theirnioutfe r usof an aae bloom. people have reported splotches of brownish red water on the lakeshore side of the lake. algae blooms are on the rise across the state and are expected to get worse because of

climate change. the ultimate pipe icon collaboration. beyonce has released a remake. ♪ reggie: it's called the queens remix and it samples madonnas vogue. it singles out influential black women. the song comes after beyonce released a four track key be with more remixes of the song. this is truly a huge surprise. kumasi: it was. maybe you called it without calling it. last week, we're talking about the album and i said i love how

there's one section where it's so seamless it's like one song and you said madonna reggie: she did it her album. kumasi: so here we are. reggie: vogue is my number one favorite song of all time. according to the beyonce quiz, it's my song. kumasi: mine is virgos group. -- virgos group - groove.

maybe i need a break. kumasi: i will text you the quiz. lisa: alrighty, monday morning and we are looking at live doppler 7 marie we had the monsoonal moisture which is usually happens in the summertime in the area of low pressure to the west of his outside and that's kept is locked in this pattern so very little change into monday and a low cloud deck is back but more diffuse meaning it's not really as widespread. we have around the bay. the sun is coming up at 6:18 a.m. and 62 in oakland.

santa clara is in the mid-50's. the marine layer looks kind of depressed they are. looking at upper 50's in fairfield and napa. the fog has been pervasive in the north bay. eory st of fog at the coast and we will be looking at sunny and mild conditions to day stuff or warmer pattern begins later in the week. you see the low clouds across the bay and then they peel back. monsoon action in the sierra but for us is the same old with

sunny and breezy in the afternoon and a look at numbers up to 25. the coast will be patchy with the cloud deck and here's a look at the temperatures trying to warm up thursday and friday. low 70's in oakland and upper 70's in san jose and a few low 80's in the day.. reggie: time for spooky season. kumasi: is it? reggie: one man with an idea for your halloween decorations to kick things up a level. kumasi: a million-dollar winner on jeopardy and now she will try something new. reggie: 5:58 a.m. - yo we cahelp se

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reggie: a captivating piece of art in san francisco but it may have already washed away stuff one artist was working on a labor of love and a huge eight foot high mound of sand was arranged like a son lower. the test like a sunflower. high tide started last night it will wash away most of the creation and he was ok with it. >> part of it is the tide comes in and i can do a different drawing the next day so in a way , it washes away and i can try something different. reggie: his work has been featured in many publications but if you want to see it's still there, it's just south of the clubhouse. here's a chance to show your trivia knowledge with amy snyder. kumasi: it's part of the bay area book festival stop teens

will showcase their area of literary knowledge of the winners will receive donated prizes from local independent bookstores and tickets are $25 and it will help raise funds for the 2023 book festival. lisa: it is a nice start out there with some clear skies and the sun coming up in another 30 minutes and temperatures are pretty cool in the north bay from santa rosa. the visibility is low and low 60's eased day and so bay. you will see the sunshine early on. napa in particular, just about 80 today and should be in the low 80's and maybe a few degrees cooler for tuesday. into the rest of the work week, pretty nice with highs in the mid 80's and not to hot. you can see the fog from half moon day dez bay to pacifica.

the wind is up to 25 and 35 miles per hour and it will get quite breezy but otherwise a nice afternoon most of looking at 82 and santa rosa ends in mid 80's but the red is the warmest numbers well confined to the west side of the sacramento valley stop 85 in morgan hill. back to you. kumasi: new at six, a cure for travel stress at the airport. reggie: plus, car ramming through a retail building in the east bay, the alarming aftermath this morning. kumasi: back to school staff shortages for the start of the new year and we are live at oakland unified and how it plans to fill those vacancies. we are coming right back. .

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>> announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: a major mess in the store in the east bay. broken glass, downed power pole. reggie: more monkeypox vaccine on the way. leaders on the national level are wrestling with the best way to divide up the shots. the protest in san francisco planned told. >> summer of weather extremes across america. a once in a thousand-year flood in death valley, days of heat in the pacific northwest. i'm at the live desk with see response from president biden today. reggie: good morning, it is monday august 8th. kumasi: we start with the check of the forecast with lisa. lisa: we are the endvy of the nation her