want oppose the release of a warrant. what a judge could rule about the unsealed documents. >> i am doing everything to protect my family but i'm not going to be intimidated. kumasi: congressman eric swalwell reacting to violent threats against himself and his family. reggie: new recommendations from the cdc to fight covid-19. but you will no longer have to do if you are exposed. kumasi: happy friday, august 12. reggie: we will get a start with spencer christian. you came back. spencer: i never left. a look outside, a live view showing current temperatures. this is the exploratorium camera, 59 degrees in san francisco. san jose 60. half moon bay 61.

looking at the traffic in emeryville, low 50's in santa rosa. 57 in livermore. these are our forecast features. apache morning fog will burn away from the coast line and the bay, a gradual warming trend and in lynn heat will peak early next week -- inland heat will peak next week. reggie: former president trump is calling for the immediate release of the search warrant related to monday's fbi search of his mar-a-lago estate. jobina, it comes as we learn about the sensitive documents agents wanted. jobina: the documents were classified and had national security implications. they say documents were labeled "special access," a highest level of security clearance available. trump was subpoenaed for the documents earlier this year after a visit by a smaller group

of fbi agent in june. the search came after the justice department concluded he had not turned over everything demanded. >> that could explain why the department of justice felt the need to go in there with a criminal search warrant. maybe this is the explanation for why they had to use these more intrusive means, because they tried to subpoena, tried to get the documents and didn't get them. jobina: attorney general merrick garland announced the dea filed a motion to unseal the search warrants and showing what was taken. a judge has given's the doj and trump's lawyers on -- until noon on whether he opposes the motions. it does not appear he well. reggie: following the fbi search, there's been a sharp rise in violent and extremist rhetoric online. some of it directed at bay area congress members including representatives eric swalwell

who has received threats. reporter tim john spoke to swallow well. some of these messages are graphic. >> first of all, i want to say not me but i hope [beep] someone cuts that [beep] throat from ear to ear, cut his [beep] head off. he is a worthless piece of ship. -- piece of [beep] tim: that is just part of the voicemail left for eric swalwell . the message included 55 profanities with multiple swearwords and racial slurs. >> i will do everything i can to protect my family but i -- tim: the anti-defamation league says following the raid of president trump's mar-a-lago estate, violent far right rhetoric exploded online. the phrase "civil war" was trending on twitter. >> we are seeing unprecedented

numbers. tim: for eric swalwell, it poses a grave danger not just for himself and his family but for the nation as a whole. >> our country is at a dangerous point. democracy is on life support. tim: he released what was once on the fringes of the internet is becoming mainstream, some of it repeated by elected officials . he's calling on colleagues in congress to tone down the rhetoric. >> that fires people up and makes them feel they have to take up arms against a lawless government. tim: perhaps even more dangerous is that many of those officials parroting extremist views do not believe what they are saying. according to swallow well, they are doing it to score political points. >> their "fans," constituents interpret it as real. tim: despite the rise in

extremism, eric swalwell holds hope for america, saying there's more that unites us. >> gun safety, health care, the environment, money and politics, we want the same thing. tim: tim johns, abc7news. kumasi: an important part of building a better bay area, the nation's top health agency is relaxing covid-19 guidelines because most americans 16 and over have acquired some level of immunity. ryan curry is live with what local health experts are saying. ryan: major changes from the cdc, essentially dropping the social distancing guideline, saying that most of us have some sort of immunity. whether because we got the vaccine or because we had previously contracted covid virus. according to health officials, they say this is now matching recommendations with reality.

the six feet of social distancing no longer recommended nor is the test tuesday stay practice for k-12 schools. they are also relaxing quarantine time if you have covid. the recommendation is you can end isolation after five days if you are fever-free for 24 hours. you should wear a mask after that. health experts say this was bound to happen eventually. >> we are exposed constantly because there's so much virus and i think pragmatically the idea of quarantine was out the window a long time ago. ryan: the cdc's message -- let's take walnut creek, usually on a friday or saturday night bustling with people going out to restaurants and bars, enjoying themselves. it is not too long when we remember that was shut down. a lot of it has returned to

normal but it is feeling as close to that normal as possible . live in walnut creek, ryan curry. reggie: a napa dr. will -- doctor will be sentenced for selling fake covid-19 cards. she fired her attorneys and tried to vacate her plea in court on wednesday, saying she didn't break any laws. a judge denied that request. prosecutors say she faked -- sold faked vaccine cards to hundreds of people and sold so-called immunization pellets claiming they provided lifelong immunity. heads up if you are looking for a monkeypox vaccine. mercy general opens from 8:00 until noon and will open a second walk-in clinic at kaiser permanente on geary boulevard between bacon and lyon streets. that clinic tomorrow will be

between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., while the sf clinic will be open from 8:30 until 3:30. kumasi: the bacteria found in legionnaires' disease has been found. they found high levels in a cooling tower at the county of justice and in a pond on california boulevard. that bacteria was identified at a cooling tower in the same hotel. it is a type of pneumonia caused by a bacteria that grows in warm water from air conditioning malfunctions, hot tubs, and water systems. 13 people were diagnosed since july 11 and one person died. two are in the hospital. reggie: governor newsom is calling for new projects to ease california's water shortage. he toured the water desalination plant under construction and released a 19 point plan to speed up permitting and

financing of local water projects like this one, including building reservoirs, recycling water facilities and desalination plants. california is expected to lose 10% of its water supply in the next two decades. spencer: let's take a look at the weather. we will start with a look at the current temperatures, once again low 50's in santa rosa petaluma. 54 livermore. my clicker is not working right so bear with me. i will show you what's coming our way. a nice warm up going into the weekend so let's pick up these forecast features. you can see morning clouds, and patchy fog will disappear, giving way to a gradual warming trend. inland heat will peak next week and we might see triple digit temperatures. starting at 7:00, patches of low clouds hanging around but they will quickly give way to sunny skies midmorning.

the sunny sky will last through mid into the evening. highs up to about 67 degrees at half moon bay. san francisco 71. locations around the bay shoreline will warm up to the upper 70's, inland upper 80's to low 90's. warm but not exactly hot. overnight lows mainly in the upper 50's. that's the air quality forecast. it is going to be good air quality through the weekend. we won't see any decline in air quality unless we get extended heat next week. here is the seven-day forecast, gradual warming through the weekend, mid 90's inland, 80 around the bay shoreline. 100 in the hottest sizzling spots and temperatures gradually taper off the middle of next week. jobina: thank you. christian, sorry, did i call you christian?

spencer. it is 5:10 in the morning. i am starting with a live look at southbound 101 at hospital curve. we just had a sig alert clear in this area that was reported around 3:30 and at one point blocking all lanes. we don't know what led to that crash but this is just some terminology for traffic. the media log from the chp, typically a law enforcement agency was involved in the crash . when we get more information we will bring it to you. drive times now, tracy to dublin 40 minutes. antioch to concord, 14. san rafael to san francisco, 15 minutes. a live look at walnut creek off of 680. southbound traffic is where you : the former san francisco police commissioner planning to run for district attorney. >> take the seat.

take the seat. kumasi: community members packing into the theater to hear rez -- renovation plans. their concerns. reggie: sweet partnership, the bay area for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund

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kumasi: a former san francisco police commissioner is expected to announce he's entering the district attorney race, facing off against the newly appointed d.a. who took office after the da was recalled. he is a defense attorney and is considered to push for aggressive criminal justice reform ideologies. he resigned in april after a disagreement. reggie: a packed house at the theater as the community pushes the theater company to rethink renovation plans. redoing a set of seats. j.r. stone is at the community meeting last night where the

message was clear, save our seats. >> a standing ovation in the historic castro theatre thursday night. the crowd showing the management group that those in attendance are not happy with the renovation plan to tear out and replace all of these lower level floor seats and in the process, change the orchestra floor. >> take the seats. take the seats. >> they obviously believe they could make money without the seats. >> another planet entertainment manages the theater and plans to renovate it, including fixes to the ceiling, a movable upstairs bar, and plans to take the seats out and take it look like this, something that allows for standing and seating. >> it is tiered seating and we also have chairs at different heights so everyone has a grady aided experience of looking at the stage. >> when the plan was presented

to residents there were booze. -- boos. >> a business has to generate business and the best way to do that is to make the experience really good because they think that's the component missing, recognizing of people have a good time they are more inclined to return. >> protesters lined up in shirts that read "save the seats." that implies seats inside the building, not outside. >> i want to know what the seating capacity is and if there is a seating capacity. >> those from another planet entertainment say there is only an estimate that 100 fewer seats would be available. some are worried about the renovation bringing change to the neighborhood. >> i'm concerned what happens when 500,000 -- grows and takes over our spaces. >> the timeline is up in the

air. planet entertainment needs permits and that process will likely start in the fall. j.r. stone, abc7news. kumasi: some unusual chip flavors from canada are about to hit the united states. doritos is rolling out ketchup and mustard flavored chips. it will not be identical to the canadian one but will be similar. the mustard flavor is inspired by chinese spicy mustard. you can buy these on the website for a limited time. reggie: two bay area fever it's our team -- favorites are teaming up. it is called -- a combination of cheiro and a popular filipino fruit -- dessert. it is set to open sometime this summer. kumasi: i was there tuesday.

the highs and lows i went through because i walked around the corner and i saw it and they are not open yet, back up. reggie: give us some space. spencer: when you said highs and lows i thought you were going to do weather. why am i here? kumasi: emotional. i went and got ice cream and everything was fine. reggie: did you get the secret breakfast? spencer: please don't talk food now. let's see what's happening with our weather. things are calm weather-wise. we've got windy conditions in parts of san francisco, dirty one mile per hour wind -- 31 mile-per-hour wind speeds. most locations are one to three degrees cooler now than at this time yesterday. here's where we stand, upper 50's to low 60's across the region and that indicates it will be a fairly warm day.

here we are with our forecast headlines, morning fog is still out there but it is giving away two sunny skies in a short time. a gradual warming trend develops and monday we will see the inland possibly hitting triple digit readings. down in the south bay, mild to warm with highs of 81, san jose 88. on the peninsula highs mainly in the 70's. mid to upper 60's on the coast so it will be mild. downtown san francisco at 71. north bay 80's to around 90. the inland east bay will be our warmest region as it often is. upper 80's to low 90's. overnight, more low clouds and fog pushing across the bay, upper 50's. we will see mid 90's inland over the weekend as the warming kicks

up and about 80 degrees on the bay shoreline. our hottest day in the forecast region, will be monday with inland highs around 100. mid 80's around the bay shoreline. heat moderates on tuesday, gradually tapering off. when i come back i will be able to talk straight. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: streaming multiple apps, how google is making it easier. kumasi: we have new ways for you to watch abc news in partnership with abc news and hulu. you can watch throughout the day on abc live, a combination of the best live, local, and national

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longer recommend social distancing or quarantines for people who have been exposed but are not infected. they continue to recommend testing people with symptoms and positive people should stay home five days. kumasi: another monkeypox clinic will be open at san francisco general today and a second walk-in clinic at the kaiser medical center on geary boulevard at 9:00 a.m. reggie: california's great america announced plans to be open year-round starting next year. usually it is closed on weekends except special events in the fall and winter. spencer: we are going to end this week on a calm and positive note. sunny skies ranging from the upper 60's to maybe the 90's inland. jobina: we have a really nice commute so far this morning. the sig alert has cleared as we bring you this live pictures showing emeryville and 80. busy traveling westbound.

kumasi: authorities released this new image of the teen missing from truckee. take a closer look. she wore these a lot and they are really unique. investigators announced a code red. reggie: devastating news about anne heche's condition. she's not expected to survive. veronica: in this morning's gma first look, anne heche and what some close to her say could be her final moments, friends and family saying she suffered a severe anoxic brain injury and is in a coma in critical condition. adding, it has long been her choice to donate her organs and she's being kept on life support to determine if any are viable. blood tests revealing the prescef bltiga

tif tho re aesulof swe will have the inn into the car crash at 7:00 a.m. kumasi: -- google meet is allowing you to share -- it comes with the platform duo. other updates seem to be very zoom like including in meeting chats, virtual backgrounds, and you can play games. reggie: oscar winning actress angelina jolie emotional day when dropping her daughter off at college. >> you will have plenty of time. this ceremonies day, it is purposely to induce, bring it all out. >> i heard tomorrow night is the

big deal. >> it is. reggie: i would be so starstruck. she was doing the electric slide? kumasi: they have the student going away party and they were trying to teach angelina to do the electric slide. she slid right out. reggie: i would like to look that up. kumasi: goodbye. jobina: angelina. reggie: it is not the slide. kumasi: she was like, no. reggie: the other woman was the dean of schools for spellman, a historically black liberal arts school. jolie posted she is honored her daughter will attend spellman. brad pitt gushed and wants to see her flourish. can you imagine moving into your dorm and you see angelina jolie standing there? kumasi: help me with this box. i'm kidding. reggie: angelina!

kumasi: you just stand there? reggie: vice president kamala harris returning to her hometown to help launch a bold plan in the city of oakland. kumasi: football season is back starting tonight. who will be the starting quarter net -- quarterback for the niners.

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she has a new album and then she released a song with madonna and now she has another take on a classic song. beyoncé, look at you. good morning on this friday, august 12. kumasi: we will start with a check of the forecast with spencer. spencer: it is all about the temperatures today because this is our last really calm, mild day before temperatures start rising. temperatures in the upper 50's to low 60's. it will be mild to warm with highs on the coast in the 70's. aps a couple of upper 70's in places like redwood city. inland and particularly the east bay, upper 80's to low 90's and mid to upper 80's in the north bay and south bay. notice the weekend warming, temperatures rising inland to the mid to upper 90's. bay shoreline around 80. hottest forecast will be monday

with inland highs near and above 100 and then gradually's -- gradually taper off. reggie: your health, one of the pillars of building a better bay area. the cdc made a major announcement on covid-19 guidelines including changes to social distancing, quarantining, and what to do if you are exposed to someone who is positive. ryan curry is skin walnut creek writing down what we need to know. ryan: think about this one thing we need to know in walnut creek, usually hustling and bustling. it wasn't too long ago until this place was completely shut down. now it is feeling almost as close as normal as possible, especially with these relaxed guidelines. abc7news spoke with local health experts about what this means for the bay area and they say it is about recommendations matching reality.

what is changing? the six feet of social distancing is gone, that recommendation gone. that along with the test to save practice for k to 12 schools. the quarantine time is also changing if you have covid. you may end isolation after five days if you are fever free for more than a day. they recommend wearing a mask if you do that. bay area residents realize the virus will still be around and doctors say it is time to go about other medical practices. >> we just have to live with it. i think the cdc's message is covid is here to stay. >> we need to get folks to get, kids need physicals. get colonoscopies, kids need physicals. ryan: that doesn't mean other requirements are out of the possibility as well. jurisdictions have the ability

to implement mask mandates. they are happening a lot less of course but there is still definitely possible. with these relaxed guidelines, things are starting to feel almost as close to normal as possible given that they say a lot of people have a lot of immunity be it from the vaccine or previously contracting covid. ryan curry, abc7news. kumasi: new details about the man police say tried to break into the fbi's field office in cincinnati, firing a nail gun and opening fire. the suspect was killed by officers after an hours long standoff. this is coming as law-enforcement officials confirmed there's been an increase in threats against asians. jobina: the investigation into the man who tried to reach the cincinnati field office is focusing on social media post calling for violence days after the fbi search at mar-a-lago. abc news has reviewed posts from

accounts believed to belong to the suspect, calling for war and fbi agent's to be killed on site . in one post yesterday he appeared to detail his failed attempt to enter the fbi office saying, it is true, i tried attacking the fbi. other social media posts claim he was that january 6 capitol riot. yesterday he dressed in body armor with an ar-15 and a nail gun, tried to break into the visitor screening facility as well. >> he was unsuccessful and fled the area. jobina: he then drove 16 miles down the highway, shooting from his car. officers managed to corner the suspect in a cornfield where they shot and killed him after he raised a gun toward officers. reggie: new developments about

the san francisco high-rise that has been shut down for months after catastrophic flooding. there is now more flooding. the first flood forced about 600 tenants from the building in june and they've never been allowed to return. this week another leak forced evacuation of construction workers trying to fix the building. some residents were there and discovered more than just water damage. >> we see items from our apartment and some of our neighbors. there are late-night intruders coming in and being caught on our neighbors' cameras. those are lucky enough to have internet. reggie: in a statement, the building management says they have secured the site and residents should notify police or the company if there is specific activity. they also address accusations residents have been forced to

pay utility bills, calling that "misinformation." kumasi: an investigation is underway after 21,000 fish used for research were found dead. the endangered salmon were kept at the uc davis center for biology and aquaculture. it appears they were exposed to chlorine and only a small amount survived. uc davis says they will hold themselves accountable to prevent it from happening again. faculty members are looking to contact collaborators. reggie: the houses expected to pass the inflation reduction act today. the $750 bill -- $750 million bill includes clean energy and climate reform. medicare can negotiate lower prices for prescriptions and a cap can be placed. the bill will put a 15% tax on

larger corporations making more than a billion dollars. kumasi: vice president kamala harris is returning to oakland to end generational policy. she is eroding the generational fund, a $50 million because -- promoting the generational fund, a $50 million fund. it will expand the brilliant baby program, establishing a $500 college savings account for each baby born to medi-cal eligible parents. the other children will get 1000 dollars a year scholarships while pursuing their college degree or trade certificate. the generation fund will serve about 30,000 oakland students. reggie: a state investigation into four groups who funded the recall campaign against the former san francisco da. the california fair practices political commission is looking into allegations campaign finance laws were violated. neighbors from better san

francisco advocacy created an earmarking scheme to hide information about individual donors who funded the recall. caliph and you -- california law bans donations from intermediaries and less disclosed which the agency did not do. none of the groups have responded. kumasi: an initiative to provide traffic safety on the roadways in san jose is getting a big financial boost. they are getting $10 million in additional funding from the state for their vision zero project. a new round of funding will go to safety improvements along the east san jose corridor. >> this is the most dangerous of those core doors and we have been attempting to invest in making these priority safety corridor's more safe. we have limited resources in money and staff time. kumasi: the goal of san jose's

vision zero initiative is to eventually eliminate traffic deaths and severe injuries by pushing for improved safety measures, lowering speed limits and making sure police force traffic laws. reggie: walgreens is upping the incentive to join their team. they are offering sign-on bonuses up to $75,000 for qualified pharmacists. like many companies, walgreen has had trouble to recruit and retain employees. they will be required to stay for at least a year. kumasi: your night out could get longer, the pivotal vote. reggie: when great america will be open all year long. first a check of the weather. spencer: it's a fabulous friday. our air quality is good. on we go to the wind which is calm and most areas but breezy in san francisco at 29 miles an

hour. patchy fog left in some spots, will quickly burn away, giving way to mostly sunny skies. a gradual warming trend this weekend, peaking on monday with inland highs near 100. today, nothing extreme near the south bay. warm conditions with highs mainly in the mid to upper 80's. on the peninsula, mid 80's. mid to upper 60's on the coast. in the north bay, generally upper 80's to about 90 degrees. mid 70's on the east bay and upper 80's to low 90's in the warmest inland ebay spots -- east bay spots. fog will return with overnight lows in the 50's. here is the seven-day forecast, a steady climb of temperatures especially inland where most of the warming will occur. monday the hottest day of the forecast period.

moderating into the middle of next week. jobina: we are starting with a live look at the san mateo bridge. we have a stall reported past the toll plaza in the westbound direction. keep an eye out for that. at should be moved shortly. everything else is looking good. no advisories coming from chp with this look from oakland at the 880 volatile -- eight eddie coliseum camera. -- 880 coliseum camera. highway four to the maze, 18 minutes. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because proven quality sleep is vital to our health and wellness, only the sleep number 360

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shooting and is still seeking alec baldwin's phone records. baldwin says he is not responsible. after the fbi finishes the investigation it will decide about any charges. the production company contested various citations. the company must pay 100 $36,000, the highest amount by law. kumasi: developing news in the search for the teen who went missing after a party in truckee. placer county sheriffs office wants you to take a look at the necklaces in this photo. these three gold chains are unique and she wears them a lot. she also has a belly button piercing. they sent out a code red alert for nevada county which is similar to a reverse 911 call, letting people know the search is still on. the tips have been pouring in. >> we've received over 500 tips. we are following up right now on over 380 leads.

including email leads of over 300. kumasi: kylie vanished after a party last friday. actives are asking anyone who was there and may have video to share it. kylie's phone was turned off just after 12:30 saturday morning and there has been no sign of her, her phone or her car. reggie: there is one hour a day where bay bridg than pre-pandems and it's about to start. numbers show congestion on the bridge between 6:00 and 7:00 friday mornings is higher than it was before covid-19. however, traffic is quicker to subside now than it was before. the most popular days on the bridge have also shifted. saturday was the most -- second most popular and it has been pushed out by thursday and wednesday. overall traffic is still down across bay area bridges compared

to three years ago. kumasi: we are closer to extending last call until 4:00 a.m. in san francisco. scott weiner's bill to extend alcohol service until 4:00 a.m. past a key vote. supporters argue it is critical to help nightlife recover from the pandemic. efforts have been shot down by state lawmakers in the past. they will have to wait for -- until 2025 for this to take effect. happening tonight, the 49ers will play their first preseason game against -- coach kyle shanahan has not said how long he will play. about 65 thousand fans are expected at levi statement -- stadium. fans should expect traffic. parking lots open at 2:00 p.m. and kickoff is at 5:30.

california's great america is going to be closed but they announced plans to be open on weekends year-round. usually the park is only open on weekends in the spring and summer. in the fall and winter it is only open on certain weekends. park officials say that will change in january. they will have a series of friday night events with food, attractions, live bands, and celebrations of live shows of charlie brown. reggie: just two weeks after her latest album was released, beyoncé already has a new song. this duet by beyoncé and ronald isley is a new take on the classic "make me say it again, girl." it is set to appear on their album later this year, marking the isley brothers first

music since "friends and family" last year. kumasi: i love the isley brothers. jobina: me too. kumasi: they are so close -- ron isley is living his best life. jobina: i lived near the -- spencer: i lived near the isley brothers. jobina: what? spencer: went to a few social functions. they sing better than i do. jobina: you know everyone, literally everyone. spencer: i know a lot of old people. jobina: you name somebody, this one time we went to dinner. spencer: are we ready for some weather? kumasi: let's do it. we want to sing some isley brothers hits. spencer: i will hold off on that. starting off with cooler than yesterday, one to three degrees cooler than yesterday. 59 in san francisco.

inland, still in the upper 50's except for a few spots, concord and fairfield and san jose, 60 to 62. highest will be on the mild side, 67 at half moon bay. around the bay shoreline, mid 70's. san mateo, fremont. 88 in morgan hill. 91 in fairfield and 90 at antioch. the north bay will be mild to warm, 86. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, a warming trend coming our way with temperatures gradually easing up about two degrees each day through sunday and bouncing up to about 100 inland. on monday, that will be our hottest day, mid 80's on the shoreline and beach weather on monday. topping out around 70 and

temperatures moderate next week, still warm but not at the triple digit level. a nice warm ahead, just get through the heat on monday. reggie: another edition of "good morning america" concert series. a popular rapper is taking the stage. >> yadiyadiyadiyadi. reggie: megan thee stallion taking over central park. when asked when she will drop me music, she was asked -- she said it is almost that time. are you ready? kumasi: i'm ready. reggie: i want to know what megan thee stallion will be like at 7:00 in the morning. kumasi: ready and lit. jobina said that. reggie: i'm confused. i thought the album just came out. we are late, the album is out. [laughter] reggie: a controversial

development in the north bay has gotten a big boost nearly 20 years after being proposed. kumasi: if you are out tonight, look up. the meteor shower you could see. reggie: the new survey that finds size matters when it comes to pictures with your dog in your dating 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. oh, and a free streaming box. oh, i like streaming.

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kumasi: welcome back, 5:53. bison butting heads stopped traffic in yellowstone and two tourists demonstrate what you should not do if you see this. >> holy krapp. -- crap. you guys need to back up. >> get away. >> they will kill you. reggie: why are people so dumb?

kumasi: i can't fathom why. reggie: they got their ipad out. kumasi: they are having a full flight. >> look at this power. kumasi: somebody said, "look at this power." all right. hiis what's going , pk says eacs have been gored and killed by bison so please don't play. they recommend you stay in the car or 25 yards away while viewing them and other large animals. do bison seem docile to you? reggie: no. kumasi: i don't know why people would assume that. they can run three times as fast as humans. three times. three times as fast as you. on a good day. that's if you've been working out. reggie: give them their space.

we are hearing from the paddleboard or who survived a shark attack in monterey county. >> the shark was latched onto the front of my board. the shark was maybe three feet from my face so i was watching it chomp onto the board. reggie: wow. david and his dog were knocked off their board earlier this week. they were 150 yards away and the k came from a veigating larger prey. a shark attack that left the victim with severe injuries. kumasi: if you are using a picture of a dog to score points on a dating app, the size may matter. cute, smaller dogs might help you get a date. scientists studied hundreds of people by showing them with pictures of their dogs. this video, and the profiles,

and people who had smaller dogs were seen as less intimidating and threatening. that made the person feel safer and more in control. happening tonight, get your friends together, get you a blanket because the most abundant meteor shower of the year is back. we will show you video of the perseid meteor shower from oregon. you can capture it in the bay area. the space and science center is holding a special viewing tonight at 11:45 but you can see it with the naked eye. you need to find a clear sky away from lights. reggie: stunning video of a sturgeon supermoon rising over the san francisco skyline. the full shimmered across the globe thursday night. this occurs while the moon is at its closest point in orbit.

it appears over 10 times bigger than usual. kumasi: new at 6:00, a local electric aircraft company is getting a big boost from the federal government and its project could make it easier to fly. reggie: more information on the search of former president trump's home. kumasi: the cdc easing pandemic guidelines. what is no longer recommended. reggie: 5:57, another hour of news is next. tobe: in the society that we were brought up in, it's very hard on little black boys. jordan: sometimes, when i cry, i won't know how i'm feeling or why i'm crying. tobe: you have to navigate feelings and emotions so they world don't get you.

- you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. kumasi: but former president trump is now saying about efforts to unseal the search warrant and the new information the critical documents he may have been hiding. >> i'm going to do everything i family, but i'm not going to be intimidated. reggie: the congressman reacting to violent threats against him and his family. kumasi: forget about social distancing. the cdc has new covid-19 guidelines that may make life look a little bit more like pre-pandemic. reggie: good morning, it is friday, august 12. spencer: