against self-incrimination. >> shark attacks are very rare. two in one location in two months is even more rare. kumasi: a rarity turning into reality. a shark attack off the coast of monterey. reggie: governor newsom said to lay out new action to address the state's historic drought. kumasi: it is thursday, august 11. reggie: look who is here. it is spencer christian. spencer: you actually do this this early in the morning? reggie: can you believe it? spencer: i believe it. i am here. we have some low clouds around the bay area, some patchy drizzle. it is pretty mild low 60's in

san francisco and oakland. 56 in santa clara. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it looks like traffic is moving smoothly under partly cloudy skies. the forecast calls for areas of morning drizzle to taper off by midday. hotter weather next week. highs today, upper 60's along the coast, low 80's inland. reggie: new information emerging about the fbi search warrant carried out in former president trump's florida home. it comes at the same time trump refused to answer questions about a different investigation. jobina is tracking all of that. jobina: monday's search of former president trump's home -- a conversation from june.

the search warrant was based on an fbi informant who told agents them are classified documents hidden at the mar-a-lago estate. fbi director christopher wray was asked. about the search yesterday. he said he could not talk about it but many republicans demanded answers. >> how come you did not negotiate something with the president like you did with hillary clinton about her emails? jobina: yesterday, trump was deposed by new york's attorney general during a separate investigation into his personal business. he answered a question about his name and then cited the fifth amendment. it is something he attacked opponents about. trump said he had no choice because of what he feels are partisan attacks. kumasi: a central coast beach is closed until saturday after a shark attack in monterey bay.

a paddle border and his dog escaped without serious injury. >> for lovers point beachgoers in pacific grove, wednesday morning's weather conditions offer the perfect opportunity to get outdoors. a 10-year-old was there with her family, getting ready to enter the water when she noticed kayakers and paddle borders rushing to shore. she learned there had been a shark attack. a man and his dog walking away unscathed. >> he told us what happened. he said the shark was long. >> paddle boards are typically 10 to 11 feet long. the shark that attacked it left behind clear bite marks. >> there is only one shark in this area that could have done that and that was a white shark. >> the director of a research center said the shark could be two to three years old. >> things like paddle boards and

surfboards, they will investigate. their diets shift to larger things. >> multiple bite marks instead of a mangled paddleboard. he said it was likely because the shark was exploring. pacific grove police say the paddle border and the dog were 150 yards off the p or. -- off the pier. >> he did not have a life vest or anything on like that. >> concerns swelling as this marks the second shark attack in the same area this summer. in june, a shark bit a swimmer in the stomach and leg. he suffered severe injuries. kensington could not help but wonder what if considering she was heading out on her own board. >> the shark probably would have caught me if that happened. >> an expert says shark attacks

are unusual. california has seen three or four attacks per year since 1950's. >> if you going to woods, you might see a bear. if you go in the ocean, you might see a shark but it is a rare event. kumasi: we sent out this done vacation on our abc 7 news app when the news broke about the shark attack. if you want breaking news alerts, download our app. reggie: now to the monkeypox response. the vaccine clinic at san francisco general reopens at 8:00 this morning for walk-ins. yesterday they gave out 700 doses. the lines were much shorter. many bay area counties are changing the way the vaccine is administered. we told you about the recommendation of the fda to give people 1/5 of a full dose. the smaller shot has to be administered in a different way. it goes between the layers of the skin instead of under the

skin and that require special training. one doctor was among those taking part in a call to discuss the change. >> the main topic of the meeting was how this might rollout across the state. it will be a game changer for us. if we can use five doses per vial instead of one. reggie: health officials say they do not know if the vaccine will work as well when administered like this. it will be at least several days until most counties make the switch. vice president kamala harris is in the bay area for a roundtable discussion about reproductive health there in san francisco. tomorrow she will attend two events in oakland. kumasi: governor newsom today will be talking about climate change. his office says he will announce water supply options to help california adapt to drier weather. ryan curry has the details.

ryan: good morning. the governor will be here to talk about the state's transition to hotter and drier conditions as we continue with this ongoing severe drought situation. new plans are to be announced by the governor about what the response is to combating this long drought situation we are now facing in california. a look at the current map shows most of california is in a pretty severe drought situation, especially in the bay area. we are in the "severe" category right now. we are still in the middle of summer and that hot weather is expected to come well before we see any rain. governor newsom a year ago asked californians to be mindful about their water usage. he wanted to stay to cut back usage by about 15% and not many in the state did that. we are expecting more action from the state to combat this issue.

drought experts say water usage should be limited especially in urban areas. >> you are looking at more efficient plumbing fixtures, reducing outdoor water use for lawn irrigation, those kind of things. -- ryan: conservation efforts in any effort can help. the governor is expected to talk about the impact climate change has on this current drought situation and how the state plans to combat that. he said many of the two are correlated. that announcement comes later this morning as we expect responses about how to handle the state's drought. spencer: let's take a look at what is going on with our weather. we have calm wind around the bay area, except for san francisco, 26 mile per hour winds.

about one degree or two milder this morning. here is the view -- where is that? that is the san mateo bridge, ok. morning fog and patchy drizzle will taper off by midmorning, giving ways to sunny skies in the afternoon. it will be warm inland. hotter weather will be coming our way next week. 67 in half moon bay, 71 in oakland. a high of 76. 92 in antioch. san jose will top out at 83. 86 in santa rosa, 84 in napa. forecast shows more clouds coming in late this evening after a sunny afternoon. we will have a similar pattern to what we had overnight last night.

low 60's inland, pretty mild. a look at the seven-day forecast. not much change in the current pattern. the weekend may warm up a couple degrees on saturday, mainly inland. low 90's on sunday, mid 90's on monday. a fairly steady pattern. tuesday and wednesday next week, temperatures increasing, a summer sizzle. jobina: good morning. we will start with a crash we are following in hercules. there is not a slow down in the area. the westbound 80 connector ramp. smooth ride across the san mateo bridge right now. taillights are traveling in the westbound direction. it does not look like we are having any advisories coming in from chp. a live look from oakland showing the 880 coliseum camera. sensors are only picking up a slowdown coming out of tracy at the moment. reggie: fewer freshmen.

why the number of uc berkeley undergrads will be the smallest. kumasi: ended up on stage with some of the artists. >> someone said take him down, i went down and sustained injuries. i was put in handcuffs. reggie: the man who protested the closure of an oakland school talking about the injuries he suffered at a sit in. suffered at a sit in. kumasi: a denny's all-time favorite super slam is back. get bacon, sausage, eggs, hashbrowns and buttermilk pancakes for only $6.99. give your wallet a break and send it on a summer slamcation. the hottest deals are at denny's, america's value destination.

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kumasi: cal's incoming freshman class will be the smallest since 2018. 14,600 new students, 2200 less last year. officials say that is to keep the overall number of students stable. a surge in enrollment last fall after more than expected students accepted admissions offers. reggie: a new twist in the controversy over the closure of

parker elementary in oakland. a man protesting the closure plans to sue the district. he said guards hurt him last week. tim johns was at a school board meeting where the man spoke. tim: anger and frustration at a rally outside la escuelita school. tensions have been rising over the closure of several schools in the oakland unified school district. they reached a boiling point. this video was provided to abc 7 news by some of the protesters. >> someone said take him down. i went down, sustained injuries. i was put in handcuffs. >> max orozco was one of those protesting. he showed us bruises on his arms and a cut on his lip, injuries he claims he got from a fight with security personnel. >> my chest, back and neck. >> he said he has been to the

e.r. twice a for his injuries and plans on pressing charges. he said he is fighting to reopen the now closed schools. he joined dozens of other parents at the school board meeting to criticize the events that unfolded. the meeting was the first time the public has heard from officials since last thursday's incident. >> there were physical confrontations between the individuals attempting to enter the building and security who were trying to keep people out. the incident is officially under review. however, the district does not condone violence by anyone. >> even though the majority of the board wanted to shut the schools to address a budget shortfall, not all members are great. >> it makes us hard to move forward -- it makes it hard for us to move forward as a community. we fall back and we fall back in

a spectacular fashion. >> with school board elections coming up, max orozco said the fight is far from over. >> we could repair all of the damage that has been done. hold everyone accountable for these attacks against our community and our children. kumasi: an oakland neighborhood hosted a backpack giveaway. they call the grassroots plan created by the community for the community to keep kids out of trouble. no corporate sponsors, just neighbors pitching in. some schools lack the resources to compete with other bay area schools and that and latent disillusionment among kids. kidl depressed. they have to be provided good things.

how would they know to be good if they never had good? kumasi: more than 200 backpacks were donated. reggie: one year from today, the three-day festival wrapped up over the weekend and we are hearing stories from fans who got special treatment from some performers. we are live with the details. >> it was a memorable weekend for thousands of fans but especially for two of them. ♪ >> that is 10-year-old montgomery, who was brought on stage by green day, a band originally from the east bay. billy joe put a guitar on him. by the end, the entire crowd was cheering his name. armstrong said monty gets to keep the guitar. >> i pretended i was passed out and after that, three security

guards lifted me up, sat me down and when they sat me down the handed me a water. i ended up running up onto the stage. i was excited to see the entire crowd. >> that is the story behind this selfie of a rapper with a fan friday night. a 17-year-old from san francisco said he pushed his way to the front of the crowd and pretended to pass out to get even closer access to the stage before jumping on stage to meet the artist. security try to take him away but the rapper stopped his set, urging security not to hurt him. reggie: that is not cute. kumasi: pretended to be passed out? ok. spencer: it worked. >> he said he had seen other

fans do something similar at other shows. he always accommodated these fans, hoping to get that one on one moment. kumasi: monty on the other hand, he manifested this. he was ready when the moment arrived and i can respect that. reggie: me, too. . i like monty. >> this is something green day is known for doing at their shows. inviting a fan up and letting them plan their set. at the end of the show, he will give the guitar to the fan. kumasi: thank you. but i am going to do is i am going to act like i am passed out. reggie: that is not great. spencer: we have some calm

conditions around the bay area. the weather changes rather sharply without notice sometimes. we have calm winds just about everywhere. some thin low clouds looking from the exploratorium camera. low to mid 60's just about everywhere else. cooler, mid 50's in palo alto and santa clara. at the bay bridge approaching the toll plants are, traffic is moving nicely, skies are getting brighter and brighter. mid 50's in santa rosa. low 60's in fairfield and napa. here is what we expect to happen today. bright, sunny skies after a few clouds in the morning. upper 60's at the coast, upper 70's around the bay shoreline. inland highs will be in the mid to upper 80's. some areas in the low 90's.

the morning clouds giving way to sunny skies by midday. that sunshine blast into the late afternoon and early evening before we get a repeat of the low clouds tonight. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. a steady pattern of low temperatures -- high temperatures. mainly mid-60's on the coast. early next week, we expect a warm up. next week, inland highs near 100. low 80's around the bay shoreline. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: a community meeting about the future of the future of a world-renowned venue. kumasi: we have a new way you can watch abc 7 news. in partnership with abc news and hulu, you can watch our newscast line throughout the day on abc news live. it is a combination of the best live, local and national news. you can find it in the news hub

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know -- it is 5:23. a shark attack 150 yards from the beach. reggie: number 2. if you are still looking for a monkeypox vaccine, try sf general. the clinic opens at 8:00 a.m.. yesterday, they vaccinated more than 700 people. kumasi: number 3, monday's raid on former president trump's home was formerly because of a conversation that tipped off investigators. reggie: number 4, governor gavin newsom is coming to the bay area to talk about the state's drought and will announce water supply actions to help california adapt to hotter and drier conditions. spencer: number 5, a heat wave coming our wait next week. jobina: number 6, a live pictur,

this year than usual, especially in the southbound direction. kumasi: number 7, if you are planning a cruise, it will be canceled. cruise lines have staffing shortages right now. they have already been forced to cancel 11 trips. reggie: tonight, community members will have the chance to address concerns over the future of san francisco's castro theater. management also managers the fox theater in oakland. they will address concerns about plans to renovate the theater and add more events including concerts and comedy shows. some in the lgbtq+ community are concerned queer voices could be pushed out.

kumasi: wendy's is adding something sweet to its fast food menu. homestyle french toast sticks. wendy's says they have a soft interior and a crisp golden brown crust. the sticks come with syrup that should be dipped. let me see what they look like. reggie: it is giving you fries -- kumasi: with some cinnamon and sugar? reggie: it could be good. kumasi: i like to enjoy my french toast. reggie: me, too. i want a fork and knife. i want to see if there is enough syrup on it. kumasi: they are right with the crust on the outside. reggie: i would try it. an ambitious plan approved. kumasi: one of the building's longest-running tenants.

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state's court. good morning. it is thursday, august 11. kumasi: we want to get a check of our forecast with spencer. spencer: overnight low temperatures -- if these are low temperatures, they are mild, low to mid 60's. those indicate we will have a warm day coming our way. high temperatures today around 67 degrees in half moon bay, 71 in the city, 76 in the north bay. 84 to 88 from napa to santa rosa. san jose will top out at 83 degrees. for the rest of the morning hours, low clouds disappearing and patchy drizzle ending, as well. sunny skies by midday. that will take us into the nighttime hours when we would get a return on the fog and drizzle. high temperatures through the weekend, nice and mild and summerlike. reggie: turning to our drought.

governor newsom is set to announce a new water supply strategy. he will be in contra costa county to provide details about the plan. ryan curry is live in lafayette with more on what we can expect. ryan: the governor is expected to talk about how climate change has affected the current drought situation, leading to hotter and drier conditions as we have seen far too many times this year. he is expected to talk about new leadership taking over the state's infrastructure. we talk about the current drought situation. the map showing how severe it is throughout the entire state. in the bay area, we are in the severe category. we know other parts of the state are in much worse shape, especially the further south you go. conservation efforts have not on the way governor newsom originally wanted.

he has asked for the state to cut down water usage by 15%. not many places have done that. whether we will see a bigger conservation asked or requirement from the governor today is in clear -- is unclear. randy is not expected for several weeks. drought experts say running out of water is a scary situation. >> if the community runs out of water, that is a serious problem. much of the state focus is on the safety aspect of it and making sure communities have enough water. ryan: hav i am of athe governor will address. we are talking about a severe drought situation. we are seeing low reservoirs and dry hills. the governor will talk about leadership efforts with infrastructure. the meeting is scheduled to happen later this morning in contra costa county, where the

governor plans to go over all the new steps. a historic drought situation in california and what his efforts are to combat the issue. live in lafayette, ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: wind turbines are coming to california's coastline. the plan was approved to build wind farms in the pacific ocean. the first two would be off the coast of humboldt county and san luis obispo county. it will be the first offshore wind project to include floating platforms of turbines in the country. kumasi: closing arguments in scott peterson's effort to get a new trial. peterson was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife 20 years ago. in 2020, the california supreme court overturned his death sentence because of juror misconduct.

developing news this morning in the search for kiely rodni. a 16-year-old missing after a party in truckee. her parents spoke in a town hall meeting hoping for someone to come forward with information. >> we need answers and you need answers. my daughter is a straight a student. uc santa cruz. at 16, she is 16, this is not supposed to happen here. kumasi: this is an image from surveillance video that was taken friday afternoon just hours before kiely went to that party. her phone was turned off 12:30 saturday morning. her best friend tells gma she was with kiely she was with her during the party and was the last person to contact her. >> i had asked her if she

give me a ride home that i realized she was too intoxicated to give me a ride home so i decided to try to find a different ride. kumasi: there are dozens of fbi agents involved in the case. a neighbor took this photo tuesday as the fbi was questioning people in the area. this picture of a sweatshirt was released which might be in her possession and has song lyrics. reggie: this morning, some good news and bad news on inflation. prices overall might be leveling off but americans are still seeing their ranch grow up and their grocery bills. jobina: yes, i went shopping over the weekend. inflation has been at a 40 year high for much of the year. we told you yesterday morning the consumer price index dropped from 9.1% in june 2 8.5% in

july. the dow rallied on the news, jumping more than 500 points yesterday. the s&p hit a three month high. pres. biden: it is far from done but we are moving in the right direction. jobina: gas prices, airfare and clothing are falling but other essential goods are getting more expensive. food is up 13% from last year. the largest increase since 1979. rent of primary residences rose since june. the typical u.s. household is paying $460 more per month for the same goods and services as they would have last year. reggie: for the first time since march, nationwide, gas prices have dipped below $4. prices remain 25% higher compared to this time last year. the price for a gallon of

regular gas in san francisco is $5.52. oakland, it is $5.41. kumasi: san francisco's city attorney has some harsh words for walgreens. the city attorney called it a landmark win against the city's largest distributor of prescription drugs. they pressured pharmacists to fill as many orders as possible. >> walgreens flooded our city with opioids. we have seen how this heartbreaking epidemic has played out on our city streets, costing our city millions upon millions of dollars. kumasi: more than 1300 people died from drug overdoses in san francisco in the last two years. a court will determine what financial damages san francisco

will receive. reggie: new developments in a four-year-old murder case. a hawaii man made his first court appearance. 75-year-old gary ramirez attended extradition hearing. he is charged with stabbing a woman in 1982. she was a teenager when she was abductive from a bus stop and murdered. ramirez, who lived in fresno at the time, was linked to the case through dna. kumasi: crews will be breaking ground on an affordable housing project. the apartment complex will be built in morgan hill. it will have a total of 73 affordable units with 30 dedicated for farmworkers. reggie: antioch is pledging up to $2 million to support housing for homeless residents. the exact amount will determine -- will be based on --

antioch is applying for grant funding that will help with projects like housing deals with motels. the city council staff has a list of seven city-owned properties as possible homeless housing sites. kumasi: another historic nomination by governor gavin newsom. guerrero has been on the board as an associate justice since march. she has to be confirmed by the commission. if confirmed, she would make history as the first latina supreme court chief justice. street safety and a multimillion dollar plan to make improvements to a busy stretch and san francisco. reggie: why the candidate for the governor of texas lashed out at a heckler. right now, we will check in with spencer christian. spencer: pre-sunrise moments, it is getting warm already.

mid-60's on many bay stions. we have a warm day coming our way. we have a few lingering low clouds and some drizzle give the coastline. many locations are getting wet. midmorning, low clouds back to the coastline giving a sunny skies before the fog returns in the evening. highs today, upper 60's at the coast. mid to upper 70's will be the highs around the bay shoreline. inland east bay is our warmest region, upper 80's to low 90's. 92 is the expected high in fairfield. south bay, 83 will be the high. morgan hill, highs will reach the upper 80's. good news on the air-quality forecast. into the weekend, we are expecting good air-quality. maybe a few areas of moderate air-quality. it warms up early next week.

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reggie: the number one trending moment on twitter, the [applause] from -- the clapback from beto o'rourke. >> take the weapon originally designed for battle use to penetrate an enemy soldier's helmet from 500 feet. it might be funny to you but it is not funny to me. reggie:as discussing details of the tragedy when somebody audibly left. beto o'rourke's response garnered applause from supporters. he will be up for election in november.

kumasi: several major cruise ship are canceling sailings because of staffing issues. >> the cruise industry bracing for a wave of cancellations. >> i was shocked. how can they do that? >> princess cruises revealing it has canceled at least 11 voyages because it does not have enough employees. she is a repeat princess customer and was scheduled to sale of the diamond princess in about a month with her family. her trip has been canceled. >> i paid for it. i booked my flights, i even bought my excursions the day before. yesterday, i open my email and everything was canceled. >>rues telling a what iyo have tickets part upcoming cruise? we will have the expert advice you need coming up at 7:00 a.m.

reggie: we are learning new details about a july crash involving an amtrak train and a union pacific maintenance machine. four people were hurt. an ntsb report found the crash caused $265,000 in damage. gate arms were working. the crash happened as the machine was coming off the tracks near 50th avenue. kumasi: the u.s. department of transportation is fondling millions of dollars to san francisco for safety upgrades. according to city records, there were 152 crashes on howard in five years. more than half of those involved bicyclists or pedestrians. $23 million pledged will go to work safety improvements. howard street will be reduced to

two lanes instead of three. reggie: google has announced changes to its search engine in a fight to -- in a fight against misinformation. these are the text boxes that appear highlighting information and article the search engine believes is the answer for your search. the company said it will expand its result feature to include more context about search results. a popular shop and one of the market's longest-running tenants is closing. golden gate meat company plans to close its butcher shop after 20 years. but closure does not appear to impact the wholesale facility. the location opened in 2003. its last day is next saturday. kumasi: now to a thank you note from one queen to another. beyoncé calling madonna a genius and a touching tribute following

their color and -- following their collab. ♪ kumasi: that was a remix you just heard. i got excited about the flowers. a way to celebrate their collaboration on beyoncé's " break my soul." madonna shared the pictures of the flowers and a note that said thank you, queen. i am so grateful for you. you have opened so many doors for somebody people. thank you for allowing me to sing in your song and being in the remix. instant that -- isn't that sweet? reggie: madonna named the remix. interesting. i love this relationship. oh la la. [laughter] kumasi: i did not realize how

many shoutouts grace jones got. reggie: grace jones. grace jones. jobina: we can go with they right now. reggie: we will look it up. my favorite part -- [laughter] spencer: i have to listen to this. jobina: in the next break, we've got you. spencer: i might be out of the loop, but i am in the quad. [laughter] spencer: i am a geometric guy. let's move along as the sun is about to rise. looking back at a portion of the cityscape. 61 in san francisco. mid-50's in palo alto and santa clara.

as we look at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza, mid-50's right now in santa rosa. low 60's in napa, fairfield. at the golden gate, it is getting brighter right now. it is usually one of our foggiest spots. patchy drizzle is ending. we can expect warmer weather in the afternoon. it will be hot in some spots next week. look for highs of 67 in half moon bay. vallejo, 82. moving into the east bay, oakland, 76. inland east bay will sizzle with upper 80's. antioch, 92. down to the southbank, 83 in san jose. it will be a lovely day. reggie: we love that. it is a teen popularity contest.

one social media platform is dominating their time and it is not tiktok. kumasi: hoping to see scenes like this again. when the warriors will begin their journey for another nba title. now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh, all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees.

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against the lakers, trail blazers and the nuggets. tickets for the three home games will go on sale tomorrow to the general public. an event that is becoming a weekly favorite in san jose is drawing crowds. a night market features food, art and live music. there are more than a dozen local craft and business vendors, food trucks and nonprofits. it is located near the community library every wednesday night. kumasi: red lobster might want to consider a name change. a second rare orange lobster. . . look at him this was found in a shipment delivered to red lobster in mississippi. it comes a month after another orange lobster was found in a shipment in florida. the odds of this are 1 30 million. they named them cheddar and

biscuit. [laughter] reggie: that makes sense. kumasi: sonic is hoping to leave a sour taste in its customers' mouth. it is bringing back its pickle juice/. it is a combination of a salty dill pickle and a sweet slush. it is offering a cheeseburger with pickle fries. reggie: huh. kumasi: you can take your pi ck-le of these items. reggie: oh, wow. [laughter] kumasi: catching a flying taxi can soon be a reality. according to the wall street journal, $10 million for 100 of these and they are being developed by a bay area company. up to 200 flying taxis.

it could be a while before we get into one. reggie: hmm. kumasi: we went through a lot just then. spencer: we did. thank you for the laughs. i like to wake up smiling in the morning. i will probably be smiling all day because i like the weather. sunny skies, the morning fog is beginning to lift. upper 60's on the coastline. high temperatures in the upper 70's. not quite hot yet but certainly warm. low 90's, a couple of hotspots. 92 in antioch and fairfield. looking ahead, we expect overnight conditions to be much like they were last night. a return of low clouds and fog and some drizzle give the coast. mild once again. not much cool overnight whether.

overnight lows generally in the upper 50's and low 60's. the air quality is looking pretty good. good air quality tomorrow, mainly good on saturday. on sunday, as it starts to get warmer, a mix of good and moderate but no poor air quality. there is some warmth on the horizon in the seven-day forecast. heating up a little bit more early next week with england highs in the mid to upper 80's i - kumasi: new at 6:00. the most expensive motel 6 on the continent. it is here in california. reggie: breaking down a new monkeypox vaccine strategy for the bay area. the pros and the potential downsides. kumasi: a former president takes the fifth for the first time.

the deposition of donald trump and the questions still swirling about the search of mar-a-lago. reggie: a live look outside.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> shark attacks are rare. two in one location in two months is even more rare. reggie: the second shark attack this summer in monterey. kumasi: the governor is going to make a stop in contra costa county, we have a clue on what you may announce. reggie: we are taking a look outside. spencer is with us this morning. he is loving getting up this early. [laughter] kumasi: [laughter] spencer: [laughter] kumasi: that laugh says it all. spencer: it is fun.