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.

you woke me up when i got here. jobina: we dish out your name. kumasi: we were -- we did shout your name. kumasi: we did. spencer. reggie: when they are screaming your name, what can you do? spencer: i chose to enjoy it. that is my choice. give you a look at the weather. mild, early morning conditions. that means we will have a warm afternoon. already in the 60's from san francisco and around the bay, going into the inland areas we have 60's as well. in the afternoon, highs in the upper 60's. 70's, closer to 80s in some bay area locations. it will be a warm afternoon. reggie: i will take it from here. new information about the fbi search warrant carried out at former donald -- former president trump's home in

florida. it comes after he is refusing to answer questions about his personal business. jobina: the search of former president trump's home was initiated by a conversation federal agents had with trump and his associates in june. the search warrant was based on an fbi informant who told agents that they were classified documents at his estate. christopher wray, the fbi director appointed by donald trump, was asked about the search and said he could not talk about it but many republicans continue to demand answers. >> how come you did not negotiate something with the president, as you did with hillary clinton about her information? jobina: yesterday, donald trump was deposed in a separate investigation into his personal business. he answered one question about his name, then cited the fifth amendment for every other

question. that is something he has frequently attacked opponents about. he says he feels personally attacked by the government. kumasi: a beach is closed until saturday after a shark attacked a paddle border and his dog in monterey bay. they escaped with no injuries but this is the second attack there this summer. >> i watched them go out. i thought it was so cute, taking his dog out. he did not have a life vest, so it could have gone bad. kumasi: the victim says the shark was as long as his board. it left behind clear bite marks. the director of a local research shark center said it was just exploring and it may have been a great white. >> the get around 10 feet, then they are looking at marine mammals and things like surfboards and stuff. they will investigate because

their diets are shifting to larger prey. kumasi: he estimates the shark should be two or three years old. he assures us that shark incidents are rare. california usually has three or four attacks each year. if you want breaking news alerts in the future, download our app and search abc7 news. reggie: the vaccine clinic from monkeypox opens at 8:00 a.m. this morning for walk-ins. yesterday they gave out more than 700 doses. at one point they had at all. many counties are preparing to change the way the vaccine is administered. we told you this week about the new recommendation from the fda, to and give people one faith of a full dose. that smaller shot has to be administered in a different way. it goes between layers of skin rather than under the skin, and

it requires a special training. a public health officer was among those taking part in a call to discuss the change. >> the main topic was how it might roll out across the state. this will be a game changer. if we can use five doses per vial instead of one. reggie: the concern is, how officials -- health officials do not know if this vaccine will work as well. it will be several days for most counties to make the switch. kumasi: governor newsom will be in the east bay today talking about climate change in contra costa. this as the area tries to conserve. he released a plan to build a tunnel from the deltas of southern california. some cities are coming up with their own plans. our sister station in los angeles explains. reporter: california has a large diversity in climate and whether. -- weather.

>> water use and availability are a function of where you are. reporter: the state collects water data by looking at these 10 hydrologic regions, areas defined by natural water flows. how water is used can be different region to region, and those differences factor into conservation plans. in two of the most northern regions of the state, environmental water holds the top spot. that is water dedicated to ensure the health of ecosystems for fish and wildlife. as far as conservation goes. >> mother nature does that because it is based on precipitation available. reporter: in most of the state, water is used mostly for agriculture. >> the ultimate conservation tool is fallow land. take land out of production. reporter: in the san francisco bay and south coast, the water uses are mostly urban.

inlf couesfactord businesses. and of course, homes. >> there you are looking at a measure such as more efficient plumbing, reducing outdoor water use for landscape and lawns. those things. reporter: even though statewide agricultural water is the most common use, many conservation efforts focus on urban water. >> if the community runs out of water that is a serious problem, so much of the state's focus is on the health and safety aspect and making sure that communities have enough water. but if you look at indoor versus outdoor water use, it may be easier to reduce the outdoor water use and cause less pain, so to speak. reporter: when there are droughts, agencies implement conservation measures like limiting outdoor water use or recycling water. it is called an urban water management plan.

>> there are many things to consider. reporter: but there is another piece of the effort. >> it is also about making sure that people get the message and understand the need. and q give them suggestions of things they can do. -- and you give them things that suggestions of things they can do. reggie: the smallness of fall class of freshmen in three years. and video out of indiana, clean up after a home explosion that happened out of nowhere. the surge into the cause -- search into the cause. >> somebody said take him down. i went down. i was put in handcuffs. reggie: a protest between parents and district security and oakland. one man says he will sue.

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spencer: let's take a look at the weather today. early morning clouds are lifting. things are getting mild. we are already in the low to mid 60's from san francisco to the inland areas. half moon bay at 63. we will have a warm afternoon. here is a look. 67, half moon bay. 77 in san francisco. most shore locations was the upper 70's. upper 80's and 90's inland. the seven-day shows a pattern of low to mid 90's for the weekend, 70's around the bay. it will be a warm up in all locations. jobina: ok, thank you. let's get started with the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on at 5:54 a.m. and things are moving nicely. yesterday, we had a crash in

front of the metering lights that had six lanes blocked. it was a real mess coming into san francisco yesterday. not the case today. walnut creek, taillights are traveling southbound. no problems. no advisories from the chp. the biggest problem will be the extreme slowdown for the super commuters. one hour and two minutes. from antioch to concord --. reggie: your dreams have been captured and bottled. coca-cola says that they have pinpointed the exact flavor inspired by gen z. a new survey on the most popular social media platform. and, disastrous wildfiresn wine country. we're there. we'll check in live on the firefight threats. we have a new way for you to watch abc news.

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reggie: cal's fall freshmen class will be the smallest it had's -- it's had starting next week. officials say it is to keep the overall number of students is stable. there was a surge in enrollment last fall after more than expected. kumasi: a man protesting the closure of an elementary school says he was heard by security guards and now he will sue the

district. our reporter is in the newsroom with the superintendent's response. reporter: the oakland unified school district's superintendent says the incident when a protester was hurt is under review. this after months of rising tension over the closer of several schools -- closure of schools in the district. this video was provided by some protesters occupying one of the closed schools last week. that is when tensions are starting to boil over between protesters, district security. max was a protester. he showed us a cut on his lip and bruises, and injuries he claims he got from an encounter with security. he says he has been to the er twice for his injuries and he plans on pressing charges. before that, he went before the school board at their first meeting of the year last night to criticize the events.

he tells us he is determined to keep fighting to reopen the now closed schools. max: we could repair all the damage that has been done and hold every single person accountable for this attack against our community and our children. >> there were physical confrontations between the individuals attempting to enter the building and the security staff who were trying to keep people out. the incident is officially under review. however, the district does not condone violence by anyone. lena: that was the first time we heard from the superintendent, dr. johnson trammell, on the incident. and with school board elections coming up in november, the protester we heard from, max, says the fight is far from over as he himself plans to run for a seat now. kumasi: now at 6:00, youtube is

the most popular social media site for teenagers. jobina: in a survey, 95% of teenagers between 13-17 say the use youtube. 19% say they use it constantly. tiktok was the second most popular. facebook is a fading in popularity with a third of teenagers saying they use the site. reggie: staying at motel 6 just took a pricey turn. the one in santa barbara is the most expensive motel 6 in the country. it opened 60 years ago this summer. back then it cost six dollars a night. guess how much it costs now. a reporter recently stayed there and it says that she paid $426. that was before taxes. now, she says it was nice. she had a view of the ocean. it had strong boutique vibes, thanks to a renovation. rates star at about $278 a night

if you stay during the week and booked in advance. jobina: it does look nice, right? let oceanview. -- that oceanview. spencer: who does not like that? reggie: see what they did with the glass? i'm sure that used to be a fence, but now they have made a glass fence. that is nice. spencer: shut and they do a virtual -- is this a virtual view? is it real? reggie: it is the nicest one i have seen. spencer: how much? reggie: $426. jobina: she may have waited to the last minute to make a reservation. spencer: stay during the week. let's talk about the weather. whoa, i am still here. [laughter] calm wind right now.

it's getting breezy. at sfo, up to 25 miles per hour. outside, take a look at the forecast features. low clouds giving way to sunshine. some of it is lingering. warmer and this afternoon then yesterday. canxpt some warm and su dayshrough the weekend. low clouds in st bay,es now. 61, san francisco. low 60's also at oakland and san jose. and 56 at palo alto. 55, santa clara. we are watching the bay bridge as we are getting more congested now. we have mid 50's in santa rosa. napa at 59. low 60's at fairfield and livermore. today's highs, 67 at half moon bay. in the city, 71. mild in oakland with a high of 76.

most other bayshore locations will have upper 70's. and linda will be the warmest region with readings in the 80's and 90's. mid to upper 80's in the south bay. north bay with mid to upper 80's as well. today through sunday, i actually think not much change in the highs. low to mid 90's inland. upper 70's around the bay shoreline. 60's and 70's at the coast. a warm up on tuesday and wednesday as inland we move into the 90's and we will see 82 around the bay shoreline. kumasi: thank you. now we are checking in with ginger. reggie: she has a report from france because wildfires are raging there. good morning, ginger. ginger: good morning. 10,000 people are out of their homes in this region. you can see one has been burned behind me. they are painfully dry here. we are talking about epic drought. the driest july on record. second driest month they have ever had.

and fires are still going. we will speak with officials today and speak more with the vineyards here. coming up on the latest on former president trump's deposition as he sits down in a civil investigation, refusing to answer questions. the new inflation report and in the hope we have reached a turning point. we will break down the good, bad and what could come next. there is so much more to get to. and, yes, from france -- it's super hot, 103 right now. you can feel it. it keeps drying like an oven. you guys know how that goes there. reggie: i am so glad you are there covering that for us. we appreciate seeing you. we'll see you at 7:00.

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kumasi: an investigation continues into a deadly house explosion in indiana. three people died and dozens of homes were damaged.the police

chief says there could be other victims as well. and they are trying to determine what caused the explosion. one neighbor says the situation is heartbreaking. >> it devastated me knowing that there were people inside. and it's very heartbreaking knowing that there may be people who have passed from this. i am hoping people in the communitykusi t rro is helping some of the families displacedf find a new place to live. reggie tonight, a chance to address concerns over the future of san francisco's castro theater. the theater management was taken over this year. tonight, the group will address concerns about plans to renovate the theater and add more events, including live concerts and comedy shows. some and the community have been concerned that clear voices could be pushed out. that meeting will begin at 6:00

p.m. kumasi: if you have trouble remembering your dreams, a local company is getting ready to release -- a company is getting ready to release -- th coca-cola companye is getting ready to release something to help. they say it will help with the surrealism of the self-conscious. you will dream with your eyes open, it says. it is tapping into gen z's passion. past cook flavors included starlight, which was supposed to taste like space. a dream debut on monday in the u.s., but somebody on twitter said -- so this tastes like drool and regret? kumasi: [laughter] spencer: [laughter] kumasi: why? reggie: i did not try those other coca-cola flavors. i did want to try the space one.

heardi i heard it was actually good. -- i heard it was actually good. kumasi: i do not know. reggie: i am just trying to stick to water. kumasi: i love my water. reggie: this is water, do not worry. next, breaking news. a police response to a 24 hour fitness in brentwood. we are alive at the scene. kumasi: energy of the future, a signal source of energy that could power a quarter of california's needs. reggie: a historic nomination this morning, the back story behind patricia guerrero, governor newsom's pick for the new chief justice. kumasi: as we go to break, let's take a look outside at 6:27 a.m. we will be right

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now at 6:30 a.m. it is happening at the 24 hour fitness. we'll get to that when we have more information. kumasi: we are looking right now at the stock market, waiting for the opening bell. an update in a few minutes. reggie: outside lands, but make it cheaper? a new place to buy concert tickets in replace you may know well. -- in a place you may know well. kumasi: good morning. reggie: it is a check on the weather with spencer. spencer: a pleasant day coming up. mild right now with temperatures in the low to mid 60's already. so, that is an indication that we will have a warm up this afternoon. and lynn the highs will be in the upper 80's, low 90's from livermore to fairfield. in the north, in the 60's. right around the bay shoreline look for highs in the upper

70's. it tonight, low clouds return. that is our summer pattern. drizzle near the coast. it will be mounted with lows in the 50's, around 60 in most locations. then the seven-day shows a steady pattern of warmer weather through the weekend. reggie: we are tracking breaking news in the east bay, an investigation happening at the 24 hour fitness in brentwood after there was an incident at the gym. ryan is live with what we know. ryan: good morning. what we know is there seems to be a large-scale altercation here at the 24 hour fitness in the early hours, and police are still on the scene trying to piece together what led up to it. we believe there may have been a shooting inside and more than one person is injured. we are still trying to collect all the exact details, but what we can tell you is there's still many investigators here on the scene. the entire parking lot is shut

down. obviously, the gym is closed. all throughout the parking lot, you will see scattered circles, pink circles are dictating evidence markers. detectives are still communicating with each other, trying to piece together what led up to this. a lieutenant spoke in the early morning quickly following the incident, saying that there was a large-scale altercation that happened either inside or near the entrance of the 24 hour fitness. that then came outside. and that is when it came to the parking lot in front of the gym. we are trying to get all the information. we recently arrived. what we can tell you now is many investigators are here, many squad cars. and many evidence markers in the parking lot. there seems to be a of people involved, definitely more than just a few people. we are hoping to get a spokesperson from the police department here soon to give us

details on what possibly led up to this. we do not know the exact amount of people possibly involved or injured, but we know someone -- but we do know something big happened here just a few hours ago. reggie: wind turbines are coming to the coastline. the california energy commission approved the plane yesterday to build wind farms in the pacific ocean. the first two of them would be off of humble county. the goal is to produce 25% of california's power needs from offshore wind energy. this would be the first offshore wind project to include floating platforms of turbines in the u.s. kumasi: closing arguments and scott peterson's effort to get a new trial today. the attorneys will make their cases before a judge. peterson was convicted of murdering his wife 20 years ago. in 2020, a court overturned his sentence because of juror

misconduct. now they are looking at if he deserves a new trial. reggie: good news and bad news on inflation. prices overall may be leveling off. but we are still paying more for rent and groceries. jobina: i went to the grocery store over the weekend. it really hurts at the checkout. inflation has been at a 40 year high for much of the year. some economists say it has peaked. the consumer price index dropped from 9.1% in june to 8.5% in july. those represent the jumping prices from the same month a year ago. the dow rallied on the news, jumping more than 500 points yesterday. the s&p hit a three month high. >> it is far from done. we are moving in the right direction. jobina: while prices for gas, airfare and clothing are falling, other east central goods are getting more

expensive. for example, food is up by 13% from last year, the largest increase since 1979. rent of primary residences rose by .7% since june. at the typical u.s. household is paying about $460 more per month for the same goods and services they would have paid for last year. reggie: for the first time since march, nationwide gas prices have gone below four dollars a gallon. despite the drop prices are 25% higher compared to this same time last year. and we are paying more here because we always do. the regular price is at five dollars 52 -- $5.52. kumasi: happening today, breaking ground an and affordable housing project in santa clara county. it will be built near monterey road and morgan hill. it will have a total of 73 affordable units, including 30 dedicated to farmworkers.

the project should be completed by the next year. reggie: antioch is pledging $2 million to support housing for homeless residents. the exact amountwill depend and rescue plan act. they are applying for grant f unding to deal with certain projects. there will be a list of seven properties as possible homing sites. kumasi: another historic nomination by the governor, he has tapped patricia guerrero to be the next supreme justice. she has been on the court since march as an associate justice. she still has to be confirmed by a commission, them by voters in november. if confirmed that she would make history as the first latina chief justice on the state supreme court. the current chief justice will step down in january. still ahead, a debate unsafe injection sites. -- on safe injection sites. pushing the governor on a bill

that aims to prevent overdose deaths. and we are up by 175 points on the dow, as we look at the stock exchange. and flying taxis, are they the future of transportation? the airline that is tapping a san francisco-based company to make it a reality. you can watch is for an extra hour now. we i live from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. on the bay area streaming app. download it now for your phone, tablet, roku, amazon fire or android tv. spencer: here is what is going on with the weather. a live look looking across the bay. we have clouds over the east bay. but it is getting sunny and other locations. 60's in san francisco. 50's at palo alto and in santa clara. at the traffic is starting to get congested as you approach the bay bridge. we had free-flowing traffic a half-hour ago. still low 60's at fairfield,

livermore. 59 at napa. and one more look at our forecast headlines. low clouds are giving way to sunshine over much of the area. it will be warmer this afternoon inland. and we can expect warm sunny days at through the weekend with a bump up in temperatures next week. today, highs will be 67 in half moon bay. mid 70's most of the bay shoreline. and upper 80's inland. overnight lows in live 50's. and the accuweather forecast shows it is getting warm through the weekend with a bump up in temperatures early next week. jobina: you still my shot, spencer. i'll talk about the bay shoreline. moving onto the bay bridge toll plaza, where metering lights came on at 5:54 a.m., and traffic is backed up all the way to the maze. but you should not have a problem once you get through the metering lights and onto the bay

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kumasi: we are committed to building a better bay area and recently we have focused on the drug crisis. advocates are pushing for the governor to sign off on a bill aimed at preventing overdoses. they say there is no time to waste, suggesting that this has to happen with or without the governor's consent. espy 57 would allow san francisco, oakland and let you set up safe injection sites,

places people can go to be monitored while using drugs. at bill is controversial. -- the bill is controversial. >> we keep doubling down on harm reduction, not rehabilitation. >> please understand the importance of evidence-based strategies that save lives, like supervised consumption sites. kumasi: the mayor of oakland is a samueli she may be ready to take matters into her own hands -- is signaling she may be ready to take matters into her own hands. >> we have a history of being unafraid to demonstrate where these laws are actually failing the american people. kumasi: we asked the mayor's office for clarification and her office as while she will not advocate for unlawful behavior she will direct the police department the de-prioritized enforcement against harm reduction efforts. harsh words for walgreens after a judge ruled that it had blamed

for the opioid drug crisis. a city attorney called a landmark win against the city's largest or tribute prescription drugs. the judge in the ruling found walgreens failed to identify suspicious orders and instead pressured pharmacists to fill as many orders as possible. >> walgreens flooded our city with opioids. we have seen how the heartbreaking epidemic has played out on city streets, costing our city millions upon millions of dollars to fix. kumasi: more than 1300 people died from drug overdoses in san francisco in only the past two years. the court will determine what financial damages at san francisco will be receiving from walgreens. the number one trending moment right now on twitter is from beto o'rourke after somebody laughed at him while

discussing the uvalde school shooting. >> you are taking weapons for the battlefield to penetrate an enemy soldier's helmet and knock him down dead. it may be funny to you but it is not funny to me. [applause] kumasi: as you can see, he was discussing some of the details of that tragic shooting when someone laughed. his response got the crowd cheering and clapping. at the democratic candidate is an advocate for gun control, and he will be up for election against greg abbott in november. a huge show of support for ukraine. a quilt made of 9000 patches sent from around the world was on display yesterday in london. they have sunflower designs. the sunflower is ukraine's national flower and a symbol of its hope. an australian artist describes it as a huge international hub

of love and support, and she is planning to send it to ukraine. reggie: your money report, disney shares are up after a better-than-expected earnings report. a 26% jump in revenue. the ceo announced his plus has more subscribers now than netflix. we should also say that includes a disney's other streaming services like hulu and espn plus. disney gained millions of new subscribers, bringing the total to more than 152 million. he also announced a new ad supported subscription that will debut on december 8. the disney plus subscription without ads is $10.99. now a look at the new york stock exchange. you can see that we are up by 217 points. kumasi: catching a flying taxi could become a reality. united just put a deposit down on them.united

made it $10 million in predelivery payments for 100 flying taxis. they are being developed by a bay area company called archer aviation. a preliminary agreement includes buying 200 aircraft, but it could be a wild before you get on one. they have not been approved by regulators to fly passengers yet. if you are planning to take a cruise, you may want to have a backup plan because cruise lines are dealing with a shortage of workers. damon princess cruises has canceled 11 voyages already because of the problem, an entire cruise ship has been taken out of service for two months. >> they felt they could not offer a 100% of the level of experience they wanted to provide. by november, they feel like they will be able to offer a 100% experience. they do not want anyone to experience deficiencies on any other ship. bookings.ocket prices pluetedf o

rol ribbean alshaving stfhoages, but it does not ex first ticketmaster, now spotify. they are selling concert tickets through their platform. last week, ticketmaster teamed up with tiktok to do it. now spotify is selling concert tickets. you can see a couple local ones. i guess there is a show coming up in santa cruz. kumasi: a thank you note from one queen to another, beyonce is calling madonna a genius and a touching tribute with a "break my soul" collapse -- collab. kumasi: you needkumasi: to the

whole thing. these are flowers that she to madonna. madonna shared at the pictures on instagram. beyonce's note said thank you, clean. i am so grateful for you. masterpiece genius. thank you for allowing me to sing in your song and thank you for naming the remix. love always and forever, bee. jobina: spencer, i forgot to play you the song in the commercial break. spencer: it is ok. i like to see the modern stars paying tribute to the oldies. reggie: a contemporary star? kumasi: you know reggie loves madonna. spencer: a preceding star. jobina: he did not say falling star. reggie: ok.

ok. queen recognize queen. spencer: there you go. reggie: [laughter] spencer: onto the weather now. wind conditions -- [laughter] 27 miles per hour in san francisco. 25 at sfo. calm away from the coastline. the temperature change, a degree or so cooler near the bay, but getting warmer in in the inland areas. current temperature readings in the 60's for san francisco, oakland, half moon bay. and blue skies over the golden gate where we had some fog earlier, but it is gone now. low 60's at fairfield, concord, livermore. today highs in live 60's at the coast. upper 80's and 90's inland. and overnight we will have mild conditions again with highs -- or lows in the upper 50's. this morning, we had 60's.

here is the seven-day forecast. a nice warm period through monday with a little bit of heat building inland on tuesday and wednesday when we will see some 90's. maybe even closer to 100. 80's at the bay shoreline. a 70's at the coast. a lovely summertime forecast. reggie: the search resumes this morning for a man presumed dead in rio vista. deputies got the call to come out to sandy beach around 4:00 p.m. yesterday. they were trying to rescue a 20-year-old man from oakland, but they were unable to do so. this is the latest drowning. last month, three men drowned in the same area while trying to rescue a boy. at boy survived. kumasi: the department of transportation is funneling millions to san francisco for safety upgrades for howard street. there have been 152 crashes on howard in just five years. more than half of those involved

bicyclists or pedestrians. now, $23 million pledged towards safety improvements and howard street will be reduced to two lanes, raised crosswalks will also be added. reggie: a shop and one of the market's longest food tenants is closing. a butcher shop will close after 20 years. the closure does not appear to impact the company's wholesale facilities in richmond and santa rosa. the ferry building location opened in 2003 and it's the last day will be next saturday. a weekly favorite and used to san jose is drawing crowds. the tully night market features live music and art. there are more than a does a local craft antibusiness vendors, food trucks and nonprofit tables at the market each week. it is located near the tully road ballfields and the library.

the warriors will be opening training camp on september 24. yesterday, they announced at their preseason schedule. they will start in japan against the wizards on september 29 and october 1. he will return to chase center for the remaining three preseason games. the first against the lakers, then the trail blazers. october 14 against the nuggets. tickets for those three home games will go on sale to the general public tomorrow. jobina: red lobster should consider a name change because the restaurant has found a second rear orange lobster. kumasi: this was found in a shipment in mississippi and he comes less than a month after another orange lobster was found in a shipment to florida. the odds of this are said to be about one in 30 million. lobsters get color they have from the food they eat. orange ones have been rescued by aquariums. they have named them cheddar and biscuit. reggie: [laughter] they survived. kumasi: they survived.

reggie: now they will be at the ripley's aquarium. kumasi: do you like those cheddar biscuits? reggie: i have never eaten at a red lobster. kumasi: not ever? reggie: never. so, i really cannot comment on it. i hear they are great. i worked at their sister restaurant, i do not think that they are owned by the same company anymore but i worked at olive garden. but red lobster, no. kumasi: just go further biscuits. you should put that on the adventure list. reggie:reggie: i am not a lobster person. kumasi: i am ok with that. reggie: are you a lobster person? it's just fine, right? kumasi: i will tell you a story later. next, the seven things you need to know. reggie: you can watch all of our newscasts with the connected tv app, available for android to

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kumasi: if you are just joining us here are the seven things to know. number one: breaking news, at least one person has died and three other people her after a shooting outside of those 24 hour fitness in brentwood. police say a large-scale altercation happened inside of the gym, then spilled out into the parking lot.

that is where someone opened fire. we do not have word yet on what led to the altercation. police have not released any details on a suspect but as soon as we get information we will share it with you. reggie: if you are still looking for a monkeypox vaccine, try zuckerberg general this morning. they vaccinated more than 700 people yesterday. at one point there was no line at all. the clinic will be open again tomorrow and on saturday, unless they run out of doses. kumasi: number three, the raid on former president trump's home in florida was reportedly initiated by a conversation in june. newsweek reports and fbi informant tipped off investigators to classified documents hidden at the home. reggie: the governor is coming to the bay area today to talk about the drought. he is expected to announce water supply action to help california adopt a hotter and drier conditions. spencer: let me tell you what you need to know about the weather.

it will be another sunny day, warmer than yesterday. we only had highs in the mid to upper 80's inland yesterday. look to mid 60's at the coast. today, upper 60's at the coast. around the shoreline, highs into the upper 70's, near 80. inland will be warm, especially in the east bay where we will see 89 and concord. 88, livermore. low 90's in antioch and fairfield. it is warmer than yesterday. that's a hint of what is to come next week. we'll talk about that another time. jobina: we are following a crash in hayward causing a slow down. this will be northbound 80, no, 880. the average speed there 34 miles per hour. and a look at the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights came on at 5:54 a.m. a little bit of a backup. and then once you make it through the metering lights,

speeds will be moving smoothly into san francisco. kumasi: number seven, for the first time ever, wendy's it says it is adding something sweet to its breakfast menu. they shared a picture of a new home style french toast sticks. wendy's says they have a custard interior and a crispy crust, also with a little bit of vanilla. they come with syrup to dip, and they will be available starting on monday. jobina: are you french toast people? where's your favorite spots for french toast in the bay? spencer: there's a restaurant with great french toast. reggie: it has been years. i do not remember the last time i had french toast. kumasi: we will have to get you french toast and cheddar bay biscuits. jobina: do you eat the bread? reggie: i do. jobina: ok, let me tell you because reggie is slim trim.

i do not know. reggie: no. you are the person real good morning, america. for our viewers in the west as we start this thursday, something else we haven't seen before. a former president takes the fifth. taking the fifth, trump invoking his constitutional right against self-incrimination in the civil case against his family business. why he says he took the fifth after years of blasting thse who did as trump faces multiple investigations just days after the fbi searched his home. turning a corner? the signs inflation may finally be slowing down as gas prices fall below $4 a gallon nationwide while food remains high forcing families to line up for food banks. where we're seeing the biggest increases and what comes next. french wildfire. a massive blaze erupting i