>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: former president trump under oath. his landmark testimony today as the fbi searches his mar-a-lago home and sets off a political firestorm. >> i am concerned monkeypox will become endemic in the u.s.. it will be painfully slow in terms of gradual increases in supply. reggie: clarity for vaccines and at least one possible solution. the fda with a five for one strategy, but is it effective enough? that is the question this morning. kumasi: protection from variants right at home. a nasal spray could be the solution to stopping future variants. reggie: welcome to wednesday,

august 10. kumasi: we have a check of our forecast. lisa: the sun coming up in another 20 minutes. it is 62 in the city, 57 with clouds along the pencil up. despina selah -- peninsula. we are in the low 60's in our inland valleys. there is a look at the 24 hour temperature change. it is a little on the cooler side and parts of the bay. the sun comes out in the next couple hours, upper 70's to upper 80's inland. jobina has a check on a problem at the toll plaza. jobina: if you are headed toward the bay bridge toll plaza, heads up to you. carpool lanes are currently shut down. we had a crash initially blocking six lanes. first responders were able to move things over to the parking lot.

injuries have been reported. you see the ambulance on the scene. we have not been given an estimated time as to when carpool lanes will reopen. we will check on those lights again, but at last check they were not on. expect this to cause delays if you are making her way into san francisco from the east bay. reggie: new details about the fbi search of former president trump's mar-a-lago compound. we are learning more about the timeline of the search as trump issues a new statement claiming it was a coordinated attack by democrats. jobina back at the live desk now. jobina: secret service agents were given 45 minutes notice before the fbi arrived in mar-a-lago. they alerted staff moments before agents arrived. the former president eventually found out from his son, eric. trump issued a new statement calling the search a horrible thing. republicans are rallying around trump. several allies have attacked the fbi, which is run by a trump appointee.

the justice department is also drawing criticism. >> it is hard to believe it is not politically motivated. we need to hear from the attorney general about this. >> nobody is above the law, but the law needs to be above politics. jobina: neither the fbi nor doj have commented on the search. the justice department has a policy of not commenting on active investigations. trump was given a copy of the search warrant could release it. monday was on the first time agents visited mar-a-lago. the fbi spoke with trump's lawyers and review documents in the spring. reggie: former president trump's been questioned under oath in new york about his deals made as a real estate mogul. he confirmed his appearance on his social media account. the civil investigation involves allegations that the trump organization misstated the value of prize assets, misleading officials. the new york attorney general's office says the deposition is one of the last missing pieces

in the ongoing investigation against the trump organization. kumasi: now we turn to education, a key focus of building a better bay area. as students return to school, one south bay district will require everyone to wear a mask as the state released safety guidance for the upcoming school year. ryan curry is live with more on this. ryan: good morning. the school district here in mountain view decided to go ahead with the mask mandate. unlike other districts in the bay area. the overall goal is to keep students in the classroom, and they believe right now having this extra precaution is the best way to do so. they are the only ones we know so far the bay area going ahead and doing this. according to the district, the main focus is about keeping track of where the community spread is. we know the cdc map in santa clara county shows a high level of covid-19 spread in the community. because of that, the school district is planning to go ahead

with this mask requirement. they could change this if that requirement drops below that high threshold. even then, the school district says they will keep some mask mandates in place for certain schools if there happens to be a spread of covid-19 in that particular school. we know other district across the bay area do not have this requirement. there are no requirements or mandates in place by the state or county. masks right now are only considered strongly recommended. we know the omicron subvariant that is going around now is highly transmissible. the good news is we believe the summer surge is over now, which is good news going into the school year. the school district trying to keep these students in the classrooms. that is their focus, they keep saying. they hope by doing this mask mandate that is what they will accomplish. we are live in mountain view. reggie: keeping a watch over

your health is a crucial part of building a better bay area and monkeypox continues to be a threat to our community. today, a walk in vaccine clinic will open at 8:00 a.m., following an emergency use authorization from the fda on the vaccine to try to help in a few different ways. >> it allows for use of the vaccine in individuals younger than 18 years of age. determined to be at high risk of monkeypox infection. reggie: the fda's action will also reduce the amount of vaccine given to each person, allowing health care professionals to stretch one dose into five doses. in the bay area, san francisco has topped 500 cases. here is a state senator pushing the state to do more. >> we need to push hard to make sure our state and local public health authorities are directing resources where they are needed most. reggie: the san francisco

department of health has received 23,000 of the 35,000 doses it has requested here and there has been no word on when more doses will arrive. kumasi: a state epidemiologist says we are at the tail end of the latest search in california -- surge in california the test positivity rate is 12.7%. it hit 16.3% last month. the cdc is reporting that ba phi variant now makes up more than 87% of cases in the country -- ba.5 variants now makes up more than 87% of cases in the country. there could be a breakthrough in covert prevention. a team at uc berkeley developed a nasal spray that -- appears to work against variants. it works differently than current covid vaccines. instead of targeting the spike protein on the virus, it goes to the heart of the virus as it attacks human cells. >> the virus reprograms the cell

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reggie: one of the most prolific writers of american music, lamont dozier, has died. he and his brothers were attending other -- work together writing hit after hit of motown classics. he was 81. lisa: love those songs. wednesday morning, we have fog along the coast. it is moving in locally to the peninsula. 65 in fremont. the next few days, we are getting warmth over much of california. this is the way it is going to look through the next week, maybe even beyond, as

temperatures slowly come up. today we are looking at upper 80's and a chance of above average temperatures through the rest of the week. the weekend, possibly into the rest of next week as well. 77 in richmond today. a switch into the low 80's in the south bay. when the water temperature is 62, not far to get to that warmer afternoon high. 82, santa rosa. a nice day today, but enjoy it. it is a miles day and jobina has a check on an issue. jobina: you can see the police vehicles in the parking lot. in the process of clearing the alert from an earlier crash. carpool lanes were shut down. those have reopened. this should be all good to go. just bringing you a view of our westbound traffic along 580. it is moving smoothly.

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kumasi:kumasi: license plate reading cameras are coming to the city of newark. they can scan millions of

license plates every year. this is in hopes of deterring crime and solving more cases. the bay area news group reports these cases -- cameras can go up as soon as next month. one councilmember says he is concerned about the reach of the technology and how the data would be used. reggie: in the east bay cannot watch where you walk. a local family just had a startling encounter with a deadly rattlesnake in their backyard. they caught it on camera. a reporter's live in the newsroom with one expert saying these sightings are on the rise for a reason. >> our snake expert tells us snakes in backyards are not out of the ordinary and are becoming increasingly common. this year, as the dry and hot weather continues, the snake calls are coming in in high numbers as snakes are out looking for irrigation, water, and shade. this is the rattlesnake the family found in the backyard of

their home on monday. they live near the black diamond mines regional preserve. they say the snake was about as tall as their son matthew. in hopes of protecting their dogs and three kids, two which are transplant recipients, the couple went to work, using two snake grabbers to get this one. we are told snakes are commonly looking for irrigation, water, and shade, all of which are in this garden feet away from where the snake was found and from their sliding glass door. >> just do not be complacent. understand they are going to be around. especially hiding in the shadows and cool areas. you just have to be careful. if you see them, do not freak out. just give them space. if it comes to a point where you can dispose of it, that is great, but do not put yourself at risk for it if there is a way can call somebody to do that or keep the animals and kids away. >> the family killed the

rattlesnake in their yard. the snake remover we talked with said they do not kill snakes and will instead relocate them in areas far from where they are found. our snake expert also told us it is now birthing season for rattlesnakes, which might explain why they are getting an influx of calls for snake removals. kumasi: this is an adorable update to a story we showed you last month. more than half of the 4000 beagles that were being mistreated at a facility in virginia have been rescued. over 2000 beagles are now being re-homes across the country. this comes after a nine-month investigation revealed more than 70 animal welfare violations at this research facility. if you are interested in adopting a beagle, you can do this through the humane society's website. reggie: you know i love a beagle. i also love penguins. new at 6:00, they are on the

loose kind of. here what they like to do before they go to work. the vancouver aquarium share this video showing a pair of african penguins playing tourist , enjoying a lovely morning walk around the aquarium before doors open for the day. they enjoyed the exhibits. they seem to really be into the tropical fish and jellyfish. the aquarium says penguins are naturally curious animals and love getting to explore before the aquarium opens for the day. kumasi: they look very happy. reggie: lunch? good morning. you see low clouds and fog behind me from our suture tower camera. subtle changes arriving today as a system to the west of us begins to slip away to the north. there is a look at mount tam. 64 in oakland.

another look at showing that marine layer. cool numbers and santa rosa. as we look at the south bay today, coming up a few degrees, sunny, breezy on the peninsula. not a whole lot of sun in half moon bay. 70 one downtown, a couple degrees warmer with wind up to 25 and 30 miles per hour. by the water in vallejo, about 80 degrees. on the east bay, getting into the mid-70's. a nice, breezy afternoon but you will feel warmer. it should not be as gusty as it was yesterday. we had strong winds today as high-pressure wants to build in from the east. we are looking at temperatures and inland valleys through the mid and upper 80's. that is awe will probably reach0 tomorrow, thursday inland, low 80's around the bay.

i friday, it is that summer spread. upper 70's bayside. we will keep warmer weather inland into next week. this will be our usual pattern for the future. kumasi: going -- reggie: going to bring in ginger zee. >> great to be with everyone this morning. coming up on gma, the reaction to the fbi search of former president trump's home and mar-a-lago. we are learning new details but how it happened. and then the latest on the doctor who said his wife try to poison him by spiking his lemonade with poison. he says he has video. also ahead, more on the sudden surge in homes in the market. we will tell you whether now is a good time to buy and what you should know before you do. we spoke to two young athletes behind a sweet moment. at coming on gma.

i just threw it in because i cannot think of another one. you know what i am saying. do not pick the pink packet. reggie: i have a question, ginger. i'm interviewing the producers of a show doing season three debuting today on disney+ hearing i hear that parents love this show. are you familiar with it? >> now, i am not familiar with it. my boys have been watching mostly 1980's classics. they were watching "days of thunder" when i walked in last night. i am sure there is wildly inappropriate parts that my husband delays the fast-forward on because he does not realize that kind of stuff is happening. that is me parenting. reggie: this sounds very -- i am here for it.

i cannot wait until they get to weird science. >> we did it already. reggie: good. check it out because i just watched an episode and it was really lovely. we will see you at 7:00 and be 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.

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wine enthusiast magazine. three bay area place has made the cut. only one of them is in the north bay, and that is in healdsburg, my favorite town. it is called little saint. and then my favorite restaurant in san francisco is flour and water, where i took ginger zee when she came here. that restaurant rotates a list of about 80 bottles and the curated list is not only less stressful for guests but allows staffers to learn and discuss the wine with diners. kumasi: did you just called people and say these are my favorites? reggie: the one in san francisco, i need to look that up. it does check my boxes. kumasi: have you been to that place? reggie: i have not. every time we start in healdsburg, it is another place.

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> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. reggie: a controversial plan to provide a safer place to inject drugs. some top bay area leaders are making a push for these injection sites in the heart of san francisco. kumasi: getting back to school safely. bay area districts are taking a different approach to coronavirus this year. we are live as one district is opening its plans this morning. reggie: and some new changes added to autonomous taxi drives. kumasi: it is wednesday, august 10. reggie: first we check in with lisa. lisa: a change in the weather through the afternoon. it has been nice but has not changed much. the sun up 10 minutes ago. the exploratorium camera, 64 in oakland. cool with clouds in palo alto. this is where we are looking at low 50's from santa rosa, low

60's in concord and today temperatures are coming up in our inland valleys and the fog is peeling back. noon time, it is sunny, the breeze kicking up downtown but still reaching 70 today in the city, mid 70's and lend with mid and upper 80's inland. reggie: students across the bay area get ready to go back to school. one district is requiring that everyone wear masks. the school district is keeping a mask mandate in place to offer an extra layer of protection for kids and teachers. this is an anomaly in the bay area. ryan: this is a little strange considering this might be one of the few school districts in the bay area that has a mask mandate still in place. most districts do not. they are only strongly recommending it. this school district is keeping it in place due to the fact that santa clara county is still having a high transmission covid

level according to the cdc. that is why they are keeping this mask mandate in place. the goal is to keep kids in schools for as long as they can. according to them, they are doing this until the cdc lowers that transmission rate. we do not know when that is going to happen. if that does happen, we do not know if that will lead to the school district lifting the mask mandate. there is the possibility the district could keep it in place. there is the possibility they could keep it in place on a school by school basis, meaning if a certain school has a spread of coronavirus in the building they will keep the mask mandate in place. we know how transmissible this subvariant is, but there are signs the summer wave is over. the bay area has a high vaccination rate. you can still get sick from it and the district would like to see students remain in the classroom as much as possible, especially considering the last

couple years has been difficult for the education industry. the state of california yesterday went over where its current covid layout is for the upcoming school year. other districts around the bay area will brief the media and community about where they stand. sonoma county will later this afternoon. here we are at the start of the school year, a lot of places going back in person. this one is trying to keep an extra layer of protection. reggie: happening tonight, the oakland mayor is hosting a second night of town hall discussions for the community after a crime filled weekend that stretched oakland police then with multiple shootings across the city. townhall starts at 6:00 and last . future and community questions are part of discussion tonight. tomorrow the townhall is at san antonio park. kumasi: governor newsom wants to

get to the bottom of san francisco's housing approval process. he has ordered an investigation of why san francisco has the state's longest timeline. the order comes after a year of escalating warnings and this will be the first review conducted by a unit created last year. >> if you want to go to housing in san francisco, there is no harder place and that is not acceptable because people in our city are struggling to afford rent. kumasi: the review will last at least nine months. happening today, bay area officials will be calling on governor newsom to sign legislation legalizing safe injection sites. a news conference starts at 9:00 this morning in san francisco. if this is signed, the bill

would legalize safe injection sites in san francisco, in oakland, and in parts of the los angeles area. they provide environments for drug users to consume and staff to help prevent deaths due to overdoses and provide other services. reggie: a former nfl star, marshawn lynch, is facing charges after police say he was driving. he was arrested in las vegas yesterday morning. police say he was driving erratically. photos appear to show his car without his left front tire. he played 12 years in the league, winning with the seattle seahawks. two days ago, that team announced he would be a special correspondent for them this season. kumasi: parts of santa clara county will be sprayed with insecticide after officials found mosquitoes positive for west nile virus. crews will spray parts of a zip code starting at 10:00 p.m. thursday. if you live there, you do not

need to do anything because the spray is not a risk to people or pets. it is common to see an uptick in west nile during the summer and in warm weather or with stagnant water. reggie: in less than 30 minutes, president biden is expected to sign new legislation boosting health care for veterans. this will be a major help for millions of euros. jobina: it expands access to veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. this is a live look now of washington, d.c., where the president is set to sign the bill around 7:00 a.m. our time. the bill was approved by the senate last week after a stalemate when some republicans pooled support -- polled support. that led to jon stewart protesting outside the capital. the bill ended up passing. the president described the legislation as the biggest expansion of benefits for service connected health issues in 30 years.

reggie: gas, plane tickets, home prices all going down. is this a good or bad sign for the months to come? the new inflation report out this morning. you are looking live at the big board. we are up 423 points. i am sure that is related to the new inflation report. the powers in the palm of your hand. is it a superpower or one step too far? the new way to pay and where you can use it. you can watch us for a whole extra hour now from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. on the streaming app. you can download it for your phone, tablet, amazon fire, or android tv. lisa: good morning. just sliding into wednesday quietly here as we look at live doppler 7, the pattern beginning to shift a bit starting with that patchy fog. it is dense along the coast in spots. palo alto has fog at 56.

it is in the mid 50's and santa clara. you can see the patchy, low clouds but we are going to warm it up today through the 80's, cooler this morning in santa rosa. 62 in concord, 59 in livermore. our forecast highlights the clouds and fog this morning, sunny and breezy again with temperatures coming up maybe 2, 3 degrees and warmer days through the weekend. it looks like into next week as well. you can see the shades of red here. saturday is even warmer, mid 90's, upper 70's. the coast will see the marine layer. it will be more compressed into sunday. mid 90's and lens. today, 79 in fremont. looking for low 80's and lend with upper 70's -- in land with upper 70's around the coast. jobina: we are starting at the

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and she lives in fear her other children will stumble upon those photos. the county is expected to argue the photos were never posted or shared online and the department was following the law. the lawsuit is not over who is responsible for the crash. kobe bryant, his daughter, and seven others died in the helicopter crash. kumasi: a dermatologist has been arrested for allegedly poisoning her husband with drano and his lemonade. he said this has been going on for months and he first realized something was wrong when he developed ulcers and was tasting chemicals. they saw his symptoms -- based on his symptoms and suspicions come i he put a recording device around the house and claims he caught her on the act on camera on three occasions. >> she had to know what his routine was, what his preferences were here in a methodical, intimate, horrific way to murder someone. it is mind-boggling to me. kumasi: the doctor was arrested

-- but has been released on $30,000 bail. he has fired for -- filed for divorce. a medical group where she works said they are aware of the arrest and cooperative with police. reggie: pack a back 2022 aims to hand out 3800 backpacks full of student supplies that can last the entire school year. especially important as kids return to school and person. the giveaway continues friday. registration to receive a supply backpacks closed, but you can call 211 to find out of other programs exist in your area. kumasi: elon musk unloaded about $6.9 billion of tesla stock in case he is forced to go through with his deal to buy twitter. he made that revelation last night. this is the first time he has sold tesla stock since april. he is plenty to buy back that stock if he wins his effort to end the deal with twitter.

twitter has sued him to complete the deal because he has tried to back out, claiming twitter has not given him enough information about fake accounts. reggie: now for your money report. inflation dropped slightly in july to 8.5%. that is still very high, but it is lower than 9.1% last month. this is having an impact on our wallets. gas prices have been going down. prices are dropping on everything from airfare to groceries. experts are keeping an eye on several economic factors. the fed's meeting next month to discuss if they need another interest rate hike to slow inflation. let's see how the stock market is reacting. we are up 511 points. walmart might be getting it -- into streaming wars. the coming wants to add a streaming service to its membership program. it wouldn't necessarily be a

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there are no read receipts or typing indicators. then we know the green text bubbles. the message is help apple get the message. reggie: new at six, weymouth wants to make sure itself driving taxis are more accessible. features include a flash of initials on the rooftop to help passengers find their ride. the company is also developing turn by turn navigation to better help riders find their specific vehicle. for those with hearing disabilities, unique chime will help direct them. it got dmv clearance to offer rides in certain parts of san francisco 24 hours a day. kumasi: a new payment system is hitting more than 65 stores across the state.

amazon one is being used at whole foods market's. this is a new contactless payment. you link your palm and your payment card to the service and when you are in the store you hover your hand over the scanner to make your purchase. they will come online to stores in the bay area the next few weeks and amazon plans to expand the tech for concerts and sports being used -- sports venues. you liked when you did the thumbprint. reggie: i am in. it is one less thing to carry around if you know you can just put your hand there. kumasi: it is basically the same thing and i signed up for that. reggie: that looks at your eye. kumasi: i felt weird at first. they are going to know everything about me. they probably do already. they probably have all of this stuff. reggie: if you want to make some thing faster for me, it is unbelievable what i will give up. take my eye. lisa: good morning.

we are looking at fog and sun out there. are set up with low pressure to the north and west of us getting closer here and that brought wind yesterday, high-pressure getting closer. that will keep the monsoon away and bring more warming to our area and allow for heat not only inland but the sea surface temperatures in the 60's. our fog is not going anywhere. low 60's downtown, 64 in oakland. 57, santa cruz. up to 80 today, so a gorgeous day at the beach. we will see a little sun back home but breezy here. 62 in concord. here is the reason why. low clouds and fog peeling back. we will see a few high clouds and high-pressure and closer to the east of us. other than that, it is about the temperatures coming up to him on

the rain layer compressing, and the wind not quite as impressive -- oppressive but still breezy. temperatures from the mid to upper 80's today, so slightly warmer. feeling like summer as we get into your thursday. over the weekend, we will settle into mid 90's. 77 in richmond, low 80's arriving in the north bay through one country. 71, san francisco, with an afternoon sea breeze and mid 70's oakland. upper 60's at the coast. we have details on a plane that crashed. look at this video that capture the moment. this was in corona yesterday. the plane hit a truck and burst into flames and sent up a bunch of black smoke. everybody involved, the people on the plane and in the truck, walked away without serious injuries.

chp says they are lucky. investigators believe the engine failed on the plane as it was coming to land at a nearby airport. reggie: new developments at a controversy in the sesame place themepark. they're having employees participate in antibias training to promote inclusion and prevent discrimination. the change follows outrage over this viral video that appeared to show a costumed character snubbing two young black girls during a parade at the park. sesame place claims they have all employees participate in the programs by september. google started a new webpage made to teach kids how to read. it includes hundreds of illustrated stories at different reading levels. kids pick out a story to read aloud to the microphone on their computer. as they go, the words are highlighted in blue if they get it right and in red if they get

it wrong. the red words they can then go back and highlight and a virtual assistant will help them out with the correct way to say it. kumasi: a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play in the little league world series. athletes with san jose's challenger league are getting ready for the big game. >> who is going to the world series? >> we are. kumasi: the challenger division is designed for players with physical and intellectual challenges. this is a moment that is going viral this morning in a little league game. the pitcher accidentally hits the batter in the side of the helmet. the hitter stays on the ground for several minutes but then, after getting up, the batter walks up to console him. that pitcher was clearly shaken

up at the batter let him know he was ok and it was a touching moment for people in the stands and to have been watching this around the world. those little leaguers are talking on gma sev reggie: this sonoma fair had to cancel a horse race because of a lack of horses. the problem is there are not many horses across the country racing now, combined with rising costs for care and transportation, plus growing opposition from animal rights activists. horseracing is becoming less appealing. organizers ended up moving the few horses they had scheduled for thursday and combining them with horses scheduled for friday so they will have a race friday. kumasi: now to a story we first told you about last week. three of the seven new restaurants are opening this week. one of them has a wide variety of noodles and soups.

they also have creative cocktails and come in action figure style glasses. the soft opening goes until sunday. the waterfront café is set to open this week as well as timeless coffee, expected to start to welcome next weekend. reggie: they are smart because it looks like they have an instagram wall. everyone is going to take a picture next to that with ramen. kumasi: those glasses are cool. they have different colors you can choose from. reggie: are they calling them action figure glasses because they do not have the rights? kumasi: maybe. reggie: because it sure looks like power rangers to me. kumasi: i like the pink one. i also like captain planet. reggie: that is good to know. kumasi: i felt the need to share that with you. next, seven things you need to know today. reggie: i was a he-man person

myself. you can watch live and on-demand in the connected tv app. it is available for apple tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming. kumasi: look at our friends out there hanging out this morning. reggie: they already have visitors. kumasi: it is nice and bright out. this is going to be a great day. 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 permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27.

kumasi:kumasi: the fda has authorized a major change in monkeypox vaccine distribution. it will allow health-care providers to get five doses from a single dose file. the vaccine clinic at zuckerberg san francisco general will reopen at 8:00 a.m. reggie: new surveillance images of a teen who disappeared near lake tahoe. this is kiely rodni, last seen at a campground party. her car is missing. herself and has an out of service since saturday -- her cell phone has been out of service since saturday. kumasi: mountain view school

district is requiring students to wear masks indoors when they return to class today. reggie: president trump has arrived at the new york attorney general's office. he is being deposed as part of a civil investigation into his family real estate business. the trump organization has been accused of inflating the value of assets to gain loans and tax breaks. lisa: clouds at the coast this morning, visibility reduced in spots. a slightly warmer day today, upper 80's and lend. kumasi: -- jobina: a life picture here at the bay toll plaza. still expect delays want to make it through. -- once you make it through. kumasi: it is national s'mores day. dandelion chocolate is helping you celebrate. they have a fancy smart kit you can get with graham crackers,

marshmallows, and chocolate from ecuador and tanzania. the kit is $75. there is enough in it to make a dozen of these s'mores. jobina: did you see the marshmallow came in a square? that is how you know. kumasi: that is how you know. reggie: this is a test. do any of you say's more -- say some more? do you find it suspicious when people do? kumasi: who says that? reggie: exactly. they exist. they are there just to make a spectacle of themselves. jobina: interesting. reggie: if someone says some more, you have our attention. what else would you like to tell us? we see you. we appreciate you. what else? jobina: i have not thought about

this before. kumasi: me either. reggie: clearly, i have. fest good morning, america. for our viewers in the west new details, fierce debate over the fbi search of donald trump's home as we start this wednesday. fierce reaction on both sides after fbi agents executed a search warrant at the former president's club and home. republicans attack the fbi and the justice department, raising fears of violence. critics calling for transparency from the doj. new details this morning. peak inflation? could the new numbers out this morning signal a turning point? and what they could mean for your paycheck. charged. a man arrested in connection with the four muslim men who were gunned down in albuquerque. what police believe was behind the killings and how they tracked down the suspect. brazen attack on a russian air base.