announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, the fbi carrying out a search warrant at the home of former president trump. what agents were looking for an reaction this morning from republicans to this unprecedented action. reggie: help for housing. how to create more affordable living. the vote today to help a critical bay area problem. kumasi: safety changes coming to snapchat. parents getting a bit more control over the popular app this morning. reggie: good morning tea. it kumasi: is to say kumasi:, august 9. first, we want check in with lisa. lisa: the sun is coming up in about 20 minutes. we are looking at a bright sky in part to the bay area, but

some fog taking its way along the peninsula and the bay. the king at live doppler 7, you will notice there is a little bit out there, but the temperatures are mild in the 60's, little cooler in the north bay, with a clear sky to start out. breezy wins, 20 mph to 26 mph. breezy in inland valleys. about four degrees warmer on the peninsula. santa cruz in the upper 70's around noon time inland. low to middle 80's returning, 70's for the bayshore. reggie: developing news now on the fbi search on it former president trump's mar-a-lago resort. fbi agents were seen executing a search warrant yesterday. yesterday, the white house is confirming they received no advance notice action at mar-a-lago. what they were looking for and how the president is responding. jobina: abc 7 news sources say

this is in response to the former president improperly removing documents that were classified from the white house. trump was not home at the time, he was in new york. he did release a statement, plumbing that his home is "currently under siege, rated and occupied by a large group of fbi agents." the search warrant was approved by federal judge, with proof that a federal crime was committed. >> what was alleged in the affidavit bears out, and we may retrieve that evidence. it is possible criminal charges could be filed against the president. jobina: in january, the national archives took 15 boxes from mar-a-lago with ron's cooperation sources tell abc news a grand jury investigation launched in may. this morning, the fbi has not commented on the search and the attorney general has not spoken about it either. republicans are lashing out. house republican leader kevin

mccarthy put out a statement, calling for an investigation into the justice department. reggie: thank you. we sent this in the abc 7 news app when this broke. you can download our app. kumasi: turning now to your health. a key part of building up a dish a better bay area. a ramp-up effort taking shape today to stop monkeypox. the biden administration and state lawmakers are set to address the urgency for action today. a walk-in clinic is opening this morning. ryan is live in san francisco, where that line is already growing. ryan: good morning. we are here, where officials are hoping to vaccinate as many people as possible. as this morning has going on, more and more people have been getting in line to hopefully receive a dose. once this clinic opens in just a few hours.

this was expected, because given the history, we know how long the lines can be. it is no surprise that as the lines -- that is the morning have gone on, more and more people have decided to get in line. now, we are learning about the contact tracing of this virus. abc 7 news spoke with david norman, who is almost fully recovered from monkeypox. it did take him 17 days. he considers himself lucky to be getting over it so quickly. a rally was held at san francisco federal building on monday to demand the government get more vaccines out to the vaccine -- out to the community. there have been questions about the contact tracing efforts. the city says not many people are able or willing to talk to them about the names of possible exposures. norman says no one from the city has contacted him and he says this virus is pretty painful. >> i had a big one on my nose that will probably leave a scar. honestly, i was in so much pain with the other places they were, that was all i was focused on, was mitigating pain.

ryan: today's clinic opens at 8 a.m., its usual timeslot. it storm is the only place in the city with drop-ins. other places like ucsf, kaiser, and others require appointments. i local declaration has kicked in, which will hopefully revamp the vaccination efforts at least in this local community. but as we have seen time and time again with this virus, a lot of frustrating measures being taken from officials, a lot of frustrated people about where to get vaccines and how to obtain them, and also what to do if you do contract the virus. still frustrating times for san francisco, but at least there is another opportunity to get vaccinated today. kumasi: thank you. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, including vaccines, symptoms, and treatment page you can plan it all on our website. reggie: there could be a major breakthrough in the fight against lyme disease. pfizer started a late stage

trial for a potential vaccine. there is currently no vaccine for lyme disease, which is a tick-born illness. another vaccine was stopped due to lack of demand. but the number of cases of lyme disease has increased in recent years. pfizer's trial is enrolling 6000 people in 50 locations. kids as young as five years old and adult are participating in this trial. vaccine approval could be sent to regular leaders as soon as 2025. kumasi: every city in the bay area is under pressure to build more affordable housing. there is now a plan to use extra land for mixed-use housing. how this could be a win-win situation. >> if approved, this a verbal housing project would not only help san jose with housing needs, by building 320 apartments, but it would allow pta -- bta to raise additional

funds. it would take up 7.5 acres at the blossom hill light rail station. in addition to those 328 apartments, they will also build commercial space and a community room, as part of a vision to put housing and jobs where people have easy access to transit. they say they could raise $30 million by leasing 100 40 acres of surplus land it owns in seven cities. with ridership levels down on both the vta bus service and light rail, that is revenue critical to staying afloat. >> it can pay for improvements, better connections to the station, capital improvements, it can provide for basic maintenance and operations for the system. >> it's always the right time to build transit oriented development. silicon valley is always the right time to be building housing. the building -- the housing

crisis has only gotten worse in the last couple of years. it has been magnified because of the pandemic. every single housing unit we can get in our community is important. >> that was a housing advocate and director who supports this project moving forward. the first step is approval of them are mental impact report and zoning so it can proceed. the san jose city council is expected to vote on this during their meeting today, starting at 1:30. we will let you know what happens. reggie: thank you. solving the crime crisis in oakland. the chief of police explaining an alarming breaking point within the department over the weekend, and why one critic is calling it just another tired excuse. also, the student debt challenge. california is wiping away those college loans, but only for a couple of months. we have an easy way to see if you qualify to get them wiped. ♪

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lisa: morning tea. as we look at our usual pattern here, you can see some thunderstorms fired up yesterday in the sierra nevada. that could happen today, but not much concern today. low pressure to the west and high pressure to the east. why that is significant with this low pattern of clouds and fog. to start off, a gorgeous view from mount tam. the clouds have moved over the bay. we have clouds in santa clara and the numbers are pretty mild out there. temperatures are in the 60's. without that upwelling, we are warmer, and the marine layer is much more diffuse out there. you can see the clear sky there. it is cooler than the north bay.

61 in concord. we are certainly a couple degrees of milder. as we look at the breezy wins, they will continue to build drought the afternoon today. we will enjoy 60's to low 70's across the bay, open to near 80 up in the north bay. jobina: thank you of morning, everyone. a live look at emeryville. look how crowded it is in the westbound direction. that is because of a crash we are following right now. i have it on the map for you so we can track your average speed. westbound 80 past powell is going to be the crash itself. you can see that slowdown stretches all the way into berkeley. also want to move over to follow this new crash on southbound 880 492. that is also the san mateo bridge. your speed is around nine mph p we did bring in a caltrans camera, so he can get a visual. this is 880 at 92. he can see the flashing lights. you can kind of see the emergency crews there off to the right hand side.

not the best visual, but you can certainly tell how slow it is. give yourself extra time if that is part of your commute. reggie: new at 6:00, ketchup, baked beans, and frosted flakes, all part of a barely balanced, fairly nutritious dessert. one shop is embracing the weird i the tub full. plus, already missing a carport? -- car parked? a battle of the billionaires over greenland. the reason bezos, bloomberg, and gates are all going crazy with a massive treasure hunt in that country. a live look outside at 6:13. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments.

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city. even with more officers working overtime, a lack of resources continues to strain the department. the problem was on full display last weekend. there were more than eight shootings, four of them deadly. officers were dispatched to calls around the city of oakland, but the department could not keep up when it came to local business being arm -- being robbed. >> i apologize to the business owners that we did not have the resources to respond in a timely manner to the burglar repaired you cannot rely on the police department to serve everything. we won't be able to do it. we just have the resources. kumasi: even with acknowledging the staffing shortage and retention issues, a member of the anti-police terror projects as department leadership is to blame for the strain on resources that opd has to offer. >> they can't seemingly get a handle on how to send people to the right place at the right time. that's their issue. they have more than $300 million. kumasi: chief armstrong says after this weekend's violence,

they will reevaluate the strategy for next weekend. as for the long-term term, they will continue to shift to violence prevention. reggie: recycling business in fremont accused of buying stolen car parts. they have been knowingly buying stolen catalytic converters for months. they say undercover detectives sold stolen parts that were marked clearly. investigators say they have seen a drop in catalytic converter f's since the initial bust in june. new at 6:00, snapchat introduces a new family center feature that allows parents to take a look inside their kids social media lives and social media safety. within the app, they can view which snapchat friends have sent messages, photos, and videos. they have the option to report any suspicious accounts to

snapchat. they will not be able to view the content of the chats, but it will give an idea of who they are in contact with. kumasi: also note 6:00, if you have ever wondered what ketchup or soy sauce ice cream might taste like, you can find out in london. there is a pop ice cream boutique serving up favorites like heinz mayo, eight to beans, kellogg's coco pops, and a lot of other things. apparently, the project is so popular that sometimes, people who are waiting in line have to be turned away. i can do baked bean. kumasi: could you? -- reggie: could you? kumasi: yes. reggie: it's kind of sweep your you are right. i don't know about soy sauce. kumasi: no. absolutely not. reggie: i still think that black sesame would be good. it is. have you had that? kumasi: where did you try it? reggie: i think i had it -- what

was it called? i have no idea. kumasi: but you liked it? reggie: yeah. lisa: maybe you can have some ice cream today. why not? every day is a good day for that. as we look outside, you can see it looks pretty nice out there. the golden gate bridge, where we have some clouds, will continue to develop a little bit. current numbers have been milder, and that is because the water offshore is milder in the 60's. 62 in the city, 63 in half moon bay. as we look at another view from the exploratorium camera, nice and clear out there. we do have clouds around. it has been clear up in the north bay. now, it is cloudy in santa rosa. temperatures have been in the low 50's. some clouds, mainly clear, then looking at a sunny and breezy afternoon once again today. we will be a little bit warmer. that is what we have been forecasting. when that wind backs off, you don't get the sea breeze and you

feel the warmth out there. the sea breeze is with us today, so numbers and upper 70's again. middle 70's on the peninsula. getting some sun along the coast just temporarily. those winds up to 25 and 30 mph, mid 60's, near 70 downtown. middle 70's by the airport. certainly a little bit milder. mid 80's for cloverdale, 82 in sonoma. low 70's here in oakland. as you get up toward fremont, no complaints. heading inland, that breezy went through the delta allowing the sacramento area to stay comfortable. 83 in concord, 82 in livermore. in the accuweather 7 a forecast, we will bring the numbers up just a bit to the end of the week. by the end of the weekend, upper 70's at the bayshore, may even about 80. stuck comfortable at the beaches. reggie: thank you.

now, bringing in ginger zee with what's coming up on gma. good morning. ginger: good morning. not to be -- nice to be with everyone. you know we have to start with the details and reaction after the fbi executed a search warrant at mar-a-lago. it was at former president trump's home in florida, of course. also, concerns around a nuclear plant in ukraine. former nickelodeon star jeanette mccurdy joins us live for an exclusive s of her sw er the life and legon popstar and s pouring in this morning. we will talk to one of her friends and costars. that and so much here on "good morning america." reggie: can we talk about jed for just a second? "grace" has always brought it up, but let's talk about

"xanadu." ginger: of course you are a fan. that is so reggie. reggie: you knew that was coming. this movie was so bizarre. i'm going to go ahead and say it is my number one olivia newton-john movie, over greece. ginger: when i was trying to do that for our "xanadu" section for halloween, ben and i sat down and really tried to take in that which is "xanadu." it's tough, but i did want to rollerskate afterward. reggie: and the song "magic" is chefs kiss. ginger: so good. that's what it's about. 'gg: and the hair and the moment it for anyone who hasn't seen it, i say check it out. or at least listen to it. ginger: i agree. it is time. reggie: it is super bizarre, but pretty great. ginger, we will see you at 7:00.

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kumasi: there is some encouraging news about the seat populations in the south. a nest of critically endangered loggerhead turtles emerged from the nest in south carolina on sunday. in mississippi, a nest of turtles, which could be loggerhead or another rare species, was found. this is the first nest found on mississippi's mainland in four years. scientists say it is a good sign that populations might be recovering from natural disasters and habitat changes because of climate change. reggie: new at 6:00, some of the world's richest men are finding a massive treasure hunt, sort of, in greenland. the climate crisis is melting greenland glaciers at a terrible rate. it is also opening doors for mining minerals for electric vehicles. among these are jeff bezos, michael bloomberg, just to name a few.

the mind is in greenland, powering the green energy transition. kumasi: and a spay diner has closed after two decades in business. the café in emeryville made the announcement on facebook. the post did not give many specifics, it just said it was time for rudy to pass the torch. the diner was partially owned. it closed in 2018. reggie: getting the word out. a useful student loan forgiveness program is about to go away. >> the biden administration has waived keira carmen's for public servants to have their federal student loan debt wiped free. here's the catch, you need to act and you need to act now. reggie: the attorney general says any of the one million california public employees is eligible to apply, but only about 10,000 have been

reimbursed. the deadline to apply is october 31. for more on how to apply, visit their website. kumasi: the warriors are teaming up to get some bay area high school students through college. >> [indiscernible] kumasi: yesterday, i got to host the black excellence scholarship event in oakland. the warriors gave us this video. six students headed to historically black colleges and universities in the fall. they got $1000 scholarships. on top of that, their families also getting a pair of tickets to a warriors game for the upcoming season. reggie: you said they got jerseys, too? kumasi: personalized jerseys with their names on the back. reggie: for some reason, that would really be concise. kumasi: that would hit. you know i am a proud hbcu grad.

i know they are about to have the best times of their lives. reggie: i'm so excited for that. it is the beginning of a journey. kumasi: and they are ready for it. reggie: next 66:30, a midnight snack mystery. in some bizarre messages from burger king. the surprise emails people got overnight. kumasi: back-to-school is always tougher kids to get back into the rhythm and balance, especially with what's going on right now. expert ways to succeed in the new school year. reggie: 500 new ways to get around in oakland.

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

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: top stories now at 6:30, a summer of weather extremes. the heat, floods, and drought. in a strain on americans coast-to-coast. we have really been the links up into this, showing possible consequences to come. kumasi: doses divided. a new shift in monkeypox vaccine

strategy expected today. five doses for the price of one. here's what we're seeing in the bay area. plus -- >> ♪ you're the one that i want, honey, you're the one that i want ♪ reggie: a hollywood icon and grammy winner, the love pouring in. lisa: good morning, everyone. a beautiful start to the day, the sun up about 10 minutes ago. we do have some low cloud cover. temperatures are mild. you can see all the sea lions gathering there. 62 downtown, 63 in oakland. some clouds in the south bay. there is a look at san francisco, are we brought in some low clouds. that onshore flow bringing in another couple day here, 61 in concord as well as livermore. as we look at our 9:00 temperature, you will notice that as the numbers warm, the

clouds will evaporate, with low 60's over the san ramon valley. but then we will get to the low by noon time. you can see the fog there along half moon bay, the san mateo coast, around pacifica. low to middle 80's return inland, looking at the 70's downtown. reggie: now to the urgent push to control monkeypox, if it is even possible to do that. patients in the bay area and san francisco feel they are being left behind. there are 472 confirmed cases. more than 1300 are in the state. some direct action is coming today. california state senator of san francisco is leading a committee hearing of lawmakers and health officials. they are doing that in sacramento. the biden administration is expected to announce a shift in the federal vaccination strategy. ryan curry is live with all of that for us. he is at san francisco general, where the line is continuing to

grow as people hope to get a vaccine today. ryan: good morning, reggie. we keep having to stand further and further back as more people show up hoping to get a vaccine. we are doing our best to show you the line and how long it is. we're also trying to respect the privacy of those who are choosing to get a vaccine today. of course, we know this has been a very frustrating process for a lot of people. as you mentioned, the spread continues to grow and san francisco. now, we are learning about some contact tracing efforts that have not been what we have seen for the covid pandemic. a lot of people are frustrated with that as well. abc 7 news spoke with somebody who is currently recovering from monkeypox. he has been isolating for around 17 days and did take the antiviral drug which he says made him feel better. however, he says no one from the city has contacted him. the city is also saying many are not willing to give up the names of possible close contacts. now, there is more pressure on

the federal government to get more vaccines out to communities like san francisco hit very hard right now. protesters gathered at the federal building, demanding more action. health officials also want the government to respond better. >> even though there is a federal declaration of emergency, no additional appropriation of money to the states and local jurisdiction, so that remains a challenge. >> that is not the only terrible outcome here. if you have to isolate for two to six weeks to wait for your lesions to disappear and resolve, i don't know icicle person with six weeks of paid sick leave. ryan: no one in the u.s. has died from monkeypox, but there are very real concerns among the community for other reasons. protesters want more vaccines and drugs like the one norman took more available to the community. at the very least, there is another opportunity to get vaccinated this morning. we have seen long lines in the past due to very low supply.

unfortunately, many people in the past being turned away from the hospital. the case today, we are seeing yet another long line growing over my shoulder. it's not as long as what we have seen in the past, but still many people are in need of a vaccine and are trying to get a vaccine as soon as they possibly can. showing yet another frustrating time for san franciscans who are trying to get a handle on this virus. live in san francisco, ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you. suffering heat, historic drought, and flooding are impacting millions of people across the country. we are learning more about just how extreme this summer's weather has been. jobina: new data from the national oceanic and atmospheric association shows that august was the third -- july was the third warmest month in history. in texas, july was the hottest month on record. thousands of miles north in boston, temperatures reached 95 degrees for five consecutive days. emergency workers were pushed to

the limit with heat related calls. >> a lot of folks out working. >> these three through five day stents we go through can wear people down, can really do a job on the reserves. jobina: it wasn't just heat. missouri broke a record on rainfall. a flooding kentucky is blamed for 37 deaths. much of this weather is driven by climate change and we should expect to see more extreme conditions in the months and years to come. jobina: thank you. president biden traveled to kentucky yesterday to survey the damage after the recent storms there. this was his first trip since getting out of covid isolation. thousands of people are still displaced this morning and thousands more still have no power or running water. the president and first lady visited with impacted families, telling them they are not alone. pres. biden: this happened in america, an american problem. everyone is americans. they'll have an obligation to help. we have the capacity to do this.

kumasi: over the weekend, president biden amended existing legislation for kentucky to free up disaster assistance. reggie: bay area students are heading back to school this month and local mental health experts warn an increasing number of children may also be carrying the weight of extra anxiety and depression. students are navigating limited in-school resources, covid, and active school shooter training. stresses can even trickle down from adults. here are some lessons learned from the pandemic. >> open up the communication channel that it is ok to have someone on your side. it has been a positive for so many people. reggie: has kids enter the new school year, doctors are encouraging making communication a priority with them. >> that's what i say to my kids. they're like, you are a public health professor, don't you know it's going to happen next? i say, i have no idea what's going to happen next, but i know

we will get through it because we have gotten through the worst of some pretty bad instances. reggie: california kids recorded a 70% spike in anxiety and depression ovary four-year period. that is why they're are pushing for critical mental health services, specifically for children. to find an ally to help care for you and your families mental health, you can check out local resources by going to abc 7 news.com take action. kumasi: happening today, teachers and community members are rallying in contra costa county over class sizes. this is called "rally for the schools students deserve." this will help to attract and retain teachers are the county. the rally starts at 3:30 this afternoon and will be at the contra costa county of -- office of education in pleasant hill. reggie: happening today, former secretary of state mike pompeo is set to sit for a closed-door investigation for the january 6

investigation. pompeo could provide testimony regarding discussions, using with any fifth amendment after january 26. that allows the president's cabinet to remove them from office if they are no longer fit to serve. they claim one man proposed an alternate slate of electors to keep trump in power. kumasi: rudy giuliani was set to appear before a federal grand jury. his lawyers asked to postpone due to a medical procedure, but the request was denied. yesterday, a judge ruled that he did not have to appear. >> he said, ok, thanks, mom, i love you. and that's the last i ever heard from her. kumasi: a mother's emotions being put to use to try to find

her 16-year-old daughter. and we're are taking a live like right now at the big board stock exchange. another update on the markets, next. lust, a return of toys "r" us. this, we now note the bay area locations that are opening up just in time for the holidays. and on abc seven at 7:00, the star of a new one man show. how he ended up being on stage with beyoncé. ♪ lisa: good morning to you. we are waking up to a lot of son here on mount tam. it is dry, relative humidity down about 17%. 63 in oakland, 57 in palo alto and santa clara. our exploratorium camera can show you it is clear for now, but the golden gate with a little mist there. cool numbers up toward petaluma. looking at temperatures today fairly similar to yesterday.

looking at low 80's in los gatos. it will take a lot of time to clear from the coast, but we will see some sun. otherwise, another day with upper 70's from wildwood city to a mountain view. there should be lots of bright sky here downtown. 69, and clouds pulling away for a few hours up to the north bay. looking at temperatures ranging from the low 80's. with that sea breeze, it is comfortable in the afternoon, but if you don't have it, you are definitely feeling the warmth of the summer heading up toward lakeport. upper 80's, where you have it pretty warm. 72 in berkeley today, with that son on the way. 76 in castro valley. very pleasant here. temperatures around average. we haven't seen that heat. today, another day of comfortable readings, with 81 in san ramon, 85 in pittsburgh. some changes ahead first lightly more warmth in our inland valleys. then, we will get back to the

90's as we head toward the end of the week and the weekend. jobina: good morning everyone. we are going to begin with some updates to the crashes we were following early. the good news is they have cleared. westbound 80 out of the way, and also in hayward, where looking live here at this area southbound 880 before 92. that cleared as well. you can see it is pretty clout -- pretty crowded. if my clicker once to work. i don't think it does. let me show you the bay bridge toll plaza. not too bad of a backup for you this morning. we will wrap up this morning with drive times tracy to dublin one hour and one minute. pretty long there. you know highway four around this time is pretty slow.

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is reacting to news of the death of olivia newton-john. she passed away yesterday at her southern california home. she was best known for her role alongside john travolta in "greece." she had battled breast cancer for decades. fans continue to bring flowers surrounding her star on the walk of fame. a friend spoke about her memories. >> she would put her hands out like this to her audience and say, "i honestly love you," and i think that is how i will always from ever heard. this big heart who just cared so much for everybody. we will honestly always love her, too. >> oh, thank you, thank you for sharing. kumasi: olivia newton-john was 73 years old you can see much more that interview at 7:00 on "gma."

developing news nearly tahoe aired the placer county sheriff's office is now offering a $50,000 reward for any information on a missing 16-year-old girl. detectives fear she may have been kidnapped from a party at a truckee campground. kylie rodney was last seen early saturday at the truckee recreation center. so far, no witnesses were called her leave the site or get into a car, her car, which is also missing. as many as 300 people were at this party. this morning, kylie's mom is fearing the worst. >> my head is all over the place . i am terrified. bad thoughts are very strong and i have to keep them at bay. i'm trying to hold out hope that we will find her, that she will come home. kumasi: investigators have been searching the interstate 80 from donner summit to the county line. the sheriff's office says the

area has been out of service since the party. reggie: now for your money report. parents are seeing costs rise on school items and clothes. clothing is the top spot for people will cost more. then, school supplies, shoes, and technology. many stores are having big sales right now, including old navy, kohl's, and fans. they're also really good deals on laptops, some up to $300 off. one tip from experts, look for refurbished tech over new because the prices will be lower. if you can hold out, analysts spec or cuts in september. new details and the exciting return for toys "r" us. acs is selecting its broadway plaza location in walnut creek as one of the stores that will house the revived kids store. there also plans for a location at macy's in palo alto, daly city, and san jose. all will be ready before the holiday shopping season. snapchat's parent company is reportedly preparing for layoffs

this morning after a bad earnings report. it is unclear how many of the 6000 employees will be eliminated. last time for layoffs for the company was back in 2018. since the snaps user base has grown, even surpassing twitter, but they have struggled with revenue. taking a live look at what's happening with the dow jones. they are up about 18 points this morning. kumasi: ready or not, pumpkin spice season is here. we told you about pumpkin spice oreos last week. now, you can get krispy kreme's pumpkin spice donuts and drinks. there is this new pump can spice latte's world are not in a new pumpkin spice iced coffee. these two items join the chain's traditional lineup of other punk and spice products. this comes one month earlier than the release in previous years. if you're wondering what the official start is, it is september 22. reggie: note 6:00, some burger

king customers are waking up tema serious email in their inbox. around midnight, the company sent emails that contain a blank receipts. twitter users were quick to respond, wondering if the security had been breached by hackers. a lot of the people who received emails had never even created a burger king account. burger king has yet to respond. kumasi: it's official, the rocket man has confirmed he is making music. representatives for both elton john and britney spears confirmed that the two are collaborating. elton john shared this picture with the title of the song "holy closer." -- "hold me closer." it is set to release in the next few days. he released another song last year, which combined his song and quote rocket man" and "sacrifice." reggie: today is the day. dolly parton day has been declared in ohio. coming to success of her early

literacy program for the state, they are traveling to columbus today to celebrate. the governor's declaration also announced that she will be inducted into cleveland's rock 'n' roll in november. kumasi: yes, dolly. reggie: plus, a new roller coaster to her themepark. lisa: have you been? isn't it fantastic? reggie: i loved it. lisa: i was there when it opened back in the 90's. reggie: was she there? lisa: dol was thereye. reggie: did you on the right? lisa: i did not. i was on assignment. reggie: not one right? lisa: it wasn't really built up then, not at all. i have to make it back to tennessee. a great part of the country. reggie: it is beautiful. the great smoky mountains. love it. lisa: love it.

we are in our bubble, where we have been enjoying comfortable weather, locked into a pattern with a system to the west in a monsoon of moisture bringing afternoon thunderstorms to the sierra nevada. a look at the golden gate bridge, where we have some scattered clouds. 62 downtown, 58 in palo alto, and some clouds here at the airport. another day in the mid-70's today, with a sunny and breezy afternoon. it is sunny in concord. the clouds have moved into livermore. you can see the footprint there of the marine layer. it pulls back and we have the sun through most of the bay area. a little stubborn fog down toward half moon bay. see a little bit of a warm up. high pressure is going to build up from this direction. as the cloud to closer, we could see more monsoon moisture, thunderstorms in the sierra nevada. maybe a few high clouds here, but it really means warmer

weather for inland valleys and a little towards the bay. there is the flow of the wins. he will notice that they are pretty breezy for our next few afternoons. as for today, we will count on temperatures once again in that range from the upper 60's downtown, low 70's across the bay, about 80 in santa rosa, 77 in fremont. it has been below average, with only low 80's in the inland valleys. around livermore valley, mid-80's in morgan hill. the sea breeze keeping things cool. kumasi: any study finds climate change has aggravated more than half of the hundreds of infectious diseases known around the world. researchers looked at cases of 300 75 human-infectious diseases. they found 50% of those, like malaria, cholera, and anthrax were made worse by extreme weather like flooding, drought, and heat waves. doctors say this study underscores the need to address

climate change and prepare our health care systems to prepare with more infectious diseases. the study was published in the "nature climate journal." reggie: been changes coming to -- big changes coming to short-term rentals. there will be a limit on non-hosted vacation rentals. this is where the owner does not live on the property. they are dealing with a flood of complaints from residents about everything from parking to noise. if the regulations are approved today i at least five of the seven councilmembers, they will go into effect immediately. kumasi: in the east bay, electronic bikes -- electric bikes are going be rolling out. the city is going to spend about $1 million to buy 500 bikes. they will be placed in primarily low income neighborhoods where people might not necessarily have access to them. they will find out just how much they are willing to pay to rent the bikes, as well as what they

prefer. some fans of chris mullen are likely to be happy about this announcement from the team. >> man, i have still got it. >> he is a tough worker. ♪ check me out, your boy is back ♪ >> he does know we are only bringing the jerseys back, right? kumasi: the warriors release this video, announced they are bringing back these uniforms worn by mullen and his teammates during the team sierra of the late 80's and mid-1990's. they will wear the classic edition in uniforms for select games during the upcoming season. ok, we see you. reggie: the foot is key. kumasi: i like the hat, too. reggie: also, is it strange that we just talked to one of the

members and then this comes out aixa maybe something else happened. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through our bay area app. download that app now and start streaming. kumasi: as we had to break, a live look outside right now at -- reggie: what happened? kumasi: at -- at -- the fog? for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund

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kumasi: it is 6:57. nuer o,he fbinta.mpn ings you n w sources tell abc news it ist of an investigation into accusations that trump had improperly removed commence from the white house. reggie: number two, more witnesses expected to testify into the investigation to the generous six insurrection today. mike pompeo and douglas must round out are both set to take questions. kumasi: number three, today,

biden health officials are reportedly set to recommend a dose injection technique for monkeypox vexing, with just 1/5 of the original dose. they are stressing that this message would not compromise safety or efficacy. a vaccine clinic at ekberg san francisco general will also reopen after san francisco got another 10,000 doses. reggie: number four today, san jose city council will consider a plan to build more than 300 housing uses at vta's light rail station. it would help the city's housing shortage and producing a new source of funding for vta. lisa: number five, scattered clouds to start your tuesday. full sunshine at the coast, was 60's, 70 downtown, upper 70's and the peninsula, mid-80's inland. jobina: number six, the traffic is backed up at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:50 and there is a stall in the east bound direction right as he hopped off the bay bridge, but

it is not causing a slowdown. kumasi: number seven, this is breaking news we have to share with you. serena williams is retiring. the 23 time grand champion announced this morning that she is planning to "evolve away from tennis" after the u.s. open this month. she told volk that she is planning to focus on things like her venture-capital firm and her growing family. yes, serena. reggie: i speed read the "volk" article. i highly recommend you reading it. she is full of a lot of emotion and she says that this is not something she comes to with joy, that she is really upset, because she loves tennis so much. the end line says, "you've carried me to some of the wins and trophies, i'm going to miss that version of you, the girl who played tennis. i'm going to miss you." she comes out with a lot of feelings. kumasi: i could imagine.

that has been her life, you know what i mean? she has grown up right in front of us. i'm excited about her next chapter. good morning, america. fr our viewers in the west stunning news overnight. an fbi raid on the home of a former president. breaking overnight. the fbi executes a search warrant at mar-a-lago, trump's club and home in florida, while the former president was in new york. federal law enforcement confirmed the action was related to allegations trump improperly removed classified documents from the white house. high-stakes primaries. four states heading to the polls with all eyes on wisconsin. another battle between trump and his former vice president. heat emergency. more than 46 million americans on alert this morning with a brutal heat wave baking the northeast and parts of the region now in severe drought. nuclear blackmail.