>> 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: it is a fabulous friday

as the skies are getting brighter. let's show you what our current temperature readings are. 59 degrees here in the city. 61 and oakland and half moon bay. emeryville, the sky is also getting brighter. the low clouds are lingering in the east bay. mid-50's at napa and livermore. low 60's fairfield and concord. highs today will warm up to near 90 in antioch. mid 70's around the day. pretty mild up the coast with highs in the upper 60's. reggie: we will get tojobina in just a moment. this morning, former president trump is calling for the immediate release of the search warrant. this comes as we are learning more about the very sensitive documents agents were looking for. jobina: former president trump is calling for immediate release

of the search warrant related to monday's fbi search of his mar-a-lago estate. we have additional details regarding that. what we know is that sources tell abc news the documents were classified and had national security implications. they also say some of the documents were labeled special access, which is the highest level of security access. he was subpoenaed for the documents earlier this year. the search on monday came only after the justice department concluded he had not turned over everything demanded by the subpoena. >> 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, that because they tried to subpoena, they tried to get the documents and did not get them. jobina: merrick garland announced yesterday the doj filed a court motion to unseal

the search warrant and show what was taken by fbi agents. a judge has given trump's lawyers until noon our time to report back on whether trump opposes a motion to unseal. based on postings on social media, it does not appear he will. reggie: following the search, there has been a sharp rise in violent and extremist rhetoric online. representative eric swalwell. a verbally abusive message was left for his district office with 55 profanities, multiple swearwords and racial slurs. he is certainly not alone. for a period of time on monday, the phrase "civil war" was even trending on twitter. he says the growing trend poses a grave danger for the nation as a whole. >> our country is at a very dangerous point right now in its history. i would say democracy is on life support. reggie: swell well is worried

that fringe ideas are now becoming more mainstream. despite the rise, he says he still holds much hope for america. kumasi: an important part of building a better bay area, this morning, the nation's top public health agency is relaxing some covid-19 guidelines because most americans 16 and older have acquired some level of immunity. ryan curry live in walnut creek with more on what local health experts are saying. ryan: good morning. the cdc essentially dropping the major social distancing requirement saying that most of us have some sort of immunity either by actually getting covid or by getting a vaccine. here in the bay area, abc 7 spoke with local health experts about what this possibly means for our region. they say this is about reality matching up with recommendations. that six feet of social

distancing is no longer recommended, nor is the test to stay practice for k-12 schools. they're also relaxing quarantine time if you have covid. these new recommendations are that if you have covid, you can and isolation after five days if you have a fever. if you are fever free, for 24 hours. you should still wear a mask in that 24 hour period. local health experts say this was bound to happen eventually. >> we are exposed constantly because there is so much virus going around that i think pragmatically, the idea of quarantining was out the window a long time ago. ryan: the cdc's message is minimize the impact the virus has on health care systems, people and our communities. walnut creek, this place usually on a friday or saturday night is bustling with a lot of people going to bars or restaurants. we remember a scenario not too

long ago where all of that was shut down during the beginning parts of covid. it has been back to as close as normal as possible, but with these new relaxed guidelines, now, it is feeling much more comfortable. reggie: thank you. a napa doctor will be sentenced in november for selling fake vaccination cards. he pleaded guilty last year to one count of wire fraud aof she fired her attorneys and tried to vacate her plea in court wednesday saying she did not break any laws. a judge denied that request. federal prosecutors say fake vaccine cards to at least 200 people. they also said she sold -- falsely claiming those doses provided lifelong immunity to the virus. a heads up if you are looking for a monkeypox vaccine. san francisco plans to open a second walk in clinic tomorrow

at kaiser permanente sf medical center. that clinic will be from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. zuckerberg sf general's clinic will also be open tomorrow for walk-ins. kumasi: the bacteria that causes legionnaires' disease has been found that more locations in napa county. it was also found in a pond at the embassy suites on california boulevard. last week, the bacteria was also identified at a link tower at the same hotel. it is caused by bacteria that grows in warm water, often from air conditioning units, hot tubs, fountains or plumbing systems. 13 people in napa county have been diagnosed since july 11. one person died and two others are still in the hospital. reggie: governor newsom is

calling for new projects to help ease california's water sho rtage. the governor released a 19 point plan to speed up permitting and financing of local water projects like this one. they could building new reservoirs, recycled water facilities and desalination plants. california is expected to lose 10% of its water supply in the next two decades. kumasi: a devastating update about the condition of actress anne heche. what her family is revealing this morning. reggie: the bay business is teaming up for a new dessert that you can get right now. spencer: with skies clearing, we have a warming trend coming our way this weekend.

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spencer: how high will our high temperatures go? we expect temperatures in the upper 60's at the coast. even milder around the bay shoreline with generally mid 70's. some locations near the bay will be even warmer. inland, generally in the mid to upper 80's. we will see a few low 90's. we are going to have generally moderate to good air quality even as tempers are rising going into early next week. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. temperatures especially inland rising two to four degrees each day going into monday which will be our hottest day. a bit of summer sizzle inland with highs near 100 and the hottest spot. temperatures will start to moderate a bit going into the middle and end of next week. jobina: it has been a pretty light morning for your commute. you should not have any problems if you need to head out the door. metering lights are already on at the bay bridge toll plaza.

you can clearly tell there is no backup. great time to make your way into san francisco if you need to. san rafael looking live at 101, lights are traveling southbound for you. the slow down for the super commuters not that bad. tracy to dublin, 42 minutes. antioch to concord on time at 16. san rafael to san francisco, 17. if the sensor is and red, it is slow. for the most part, it is green. kumasi: announcing his candidacy. the former san francisco police commissioner planning to run for district attorney. reggie: we are also going to tell you about the community packing into the theater to hear about renovation plans. their concerns about the historic site. kumasi: you have a new way you can watch abc 7 news in partnership with abc news on hulu.

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reggie: the family of anne heche says she will not survive. she has been in a coma since crashing her car into a los angeles home last week. the crash caused a bad fire. a blood test revealed narcotics in her blood but no alcohol. her family says she suffered a severe brain injury. they said she chose to donate her organs and is being kept on life support to determine if

are viable. kumasi: the former san francis co police commissioner is entering the district attorney race. he resigned from the police commission back in april after a disagreement with the police chief. reggie: san francisco's castro theater, committee members pushed the new management to rethink renovation plans. among the projects, redoing a section of seats. protesters showed up thursday night in opposition. they don't want the historic theater to be ripped apart. another entertainment plan plans to open the ceiling and take out lower-level seats adding tables for standing and sitting. >> save the seats. >> they obviously believe they

could make more money without the seats. >> at the end of the day, it has to generate business. i think the best way to do that and to also make the experience really good for people. reggie: those from another planned entertainment say they asked me around 100 new seats will be available. kimye members are concerned the renovation could bring change to the neighborhood that is not welcome. kumasi: a green light for a controversial housing project is moving forward. the final environmental impact for the scott ridge development was approved this week after 18 years of public debate. the site has more than 58 acres of land, located off the street in windsor drive. it includes 28 single-family homes, five acres of open space and a 47 acre park. the planning commission is recommending the city council give final approval for the project. reggie: ice cream maker

humphreys local announced its new flavor combo with its soon-to-be neighbor in the ferry building, senior csig. turon is made with banana, jack fruit, brown sugar and lube beer wrappers -- lumpia wrappers. i could eat senior csig. kumasi: i got excited because the signs are up. any moment now. spencer: there are all kinds of treats in the ferry building. reggie: have you been, because you go there a lot where it is a bagel shop out on a van? kumasi: yes, it is cute. the church is eight wheels is at the ferry building and i am on a

waitlist because i was late. they were like, scan here for tickets. they are providing the skates. i don't have skates. isn't that going to be cool? i think it is this weekend. reggie: let's all go. kumasi: crash that list. we don't have tickets, but we are here. spencer: i'm going to take you outside and show you the live picture from our exploratorium camera. the clouds are breaking up. 61 in oakland. palo alto at 54. 59 at san jose. 61 at half moon bay. looking at the traffic in emeryville, 50 degrees right now in santa rosa. napa, fairfield, 59. 67 at livermore. patchy morning fog has just about given way to sunny skies already near the coastal bay. gradual warming trend will be with us carrying into early next

week which will be even warmer. highs near 100 and some of the inland spots. for the south bay, look for spots in the upper 70's. low 80's around san jose to upper 80's around morgan hill and gilroy. up to about 80 at redwood city. milder on the coast with highs in the upper 60's. 71 downtown. 89 in santa rosa. 88 at sonoma. east bay highs, mid-70's. the inland east bay will warm up to the upper 80's to low 90's. 92 in brentwood. 91 degrees and here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. a couple of degrees warm up each day. monday, we peak. the warming does at least inland with about 100 degrees and the hottest spots. up to about 70 or higher in some coastal locations. that heat will start to moderate going into the middle of next week. reggie: thank you.

good morning america coming up at 7:00. ginger: great to be with both of you on a friday. we are here still in france covering the drought and wildfires. things are looking up in the fire department even though a couple of new ones have sparked up in northwestern france. we have to get to the top story and that is the investigation of former president trump. he is saying he will not oppose the release of the warrant for the fbi search of his home, so we are going to learn more about what exactly they were looking for. we are inside afghanistan just two weeks after the leader of al qaeda was killed. ian is there showing what life is like after we withdrew a year ago. do not forget about rip currents. matt gutman will not let you forget because he is going to be there showing you how easy it is to get in and how easy it can be to get out. megan thee s

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spencer: the aloha spirit is about respecting the culture nature of the hawaiian islands. mike nicco discovered the fascinating world of bees. hawaiian airlines makes it possible for anyone to fly nonstop from the bay. ♪ mike: maui, it's known for many things. honey might not come to mind, but it should. we are about to discover the true art of beekeeping and making delicious honey. maui bees is a family operation that produces artisanal honey on the sunny leeward slopes. we are meeting up with the be master himself, mark damon. >> this is a 1/10 the size of a normal hive. these bees can come and go as they need to. this is a six pound frame right here. if it was full of honey, it

takes 3 million to 9 million flower visits for one pound. you are looking at 18 million flower visits for that six pound frame of honey. mike: so don't bother them when they are out there. >> exactly, they are busy. mike: mark and his wife are committed to making pure, unfiltered and raw honey. they use a 100% process that ensures the honey stays below room temperature. now, it is time to get suited up. >> these are the guard bees and they are the first ones that we smoke. so this is all honey. can you see this? there is the honey. mike: i have been waiting for this part the entire day, tasting. that is so good. >> it's amazing.

mike: it's tingling my taste buds it is so good. >> it is one of the suites you can eat and is actually one of the best foods you can eat. it should be a part of everyone's daily regimen, fresh, unheated honey. mike: so you are saying i need to eat more of this? >> you do. mike: thank you for your time. it has been a bee-autiful day. reggie: that was so cute and who does not want their tastebuds tingled? to see more of his adventure and plan a hawaiian adventure of your own, had to abc 7.com/alohafriday. kumasi: vice president kamala harris returning to her home down today to help launch a bold plan in the city of oakland. two months after a flood forced hundreds of people to leave this san francisco high-rise apartment building, it is happening again. now, tenants say the water is not the only problem. taking a live look outside right now.

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reggie: now at 6:30, more issues for troubled san francisco high-rise apartment building. another flood and some tenants say thieves are now targeting the building. kumasi: if you are headed for the bay bridge, you have one of the worst times to drive in the whole week. new data about the bay areas traffic patterns that may have you rethinking your kimye. onic tunewyoncé is back again kumasi:oo morni. it is friday, august we are stay with a mainly calm wind around the bay area except here in san francisco and along the coast. it is pretty mild in the morning hours. 60 degrees in brentwood right now.

we have upper 50's and most other locations. we are going to warm up to about 90 in the warmest inland spot today. most other inland areas will have highs in the upper 80's. mid-seventies around the bay and mild upper 60's on the coast. lovely friday. reggie: we now turn to your health. one of the pillars of building a better bay area. the cdc has made a major announcement on covid-19 guidelines. it includes changes to social distancing, recommendations for quarantining and what to do when you are exposed to someone who is positive. mariah carey is live in walnut creek raking down what we need to know. ryan: good morning. it is a really big change or changes coming from the cdc about these covid guidelines. a lot of the recommendations that have been in place for the last couple of years are now being relaxed, especially the social distancing guideline. that six feet of social distancing no longer being recommended by the cdc. abc 7 news did speak with local

health experts about what this means for our area. they say this matches the recommendations with reality. so what is changing? like i mentioned, that six feet of social distancing is now gone. that, along with the test at just a practice along with k-12 schools. the quarantine time also changing if you have covid. you may and isolation after five days if you are free for more than a day. the cdc still recommends you should be wearing a mask if you are in that category. bay area residents realize this virus is not going away anytime soon and doctors say with it now still in around any immunity we have, it is time to go about other practices. >> weird is going to have to live with it. i think the cdc's message was covid is here to stay. >> we need to get folks screamed, mammograms, colonoscopies, kids neither physicals -- need theirryan: thy

sort of requirements are not out of the realm of possibility as well. jurisdictions still have the power to implement things like mask mandates and other sort of requirements. that comes when we see surges of covid-19 in the area. we are not really seeing that right now so a lot of these recommendations being relaxed. a sense of normalcy. we keep saying that, being returned and recommendations and requirements being relaxed. kumasi: new details this morning about the man police say tried to break into the fbi's field office in cincinnati. that suspect was eventually killed by officers after an hours long standoff. this is coming as law-enforcement officials confirmed there has been an increase in threats against agents. jobina: the investigation is focusing on social media posts

that call for violence in the days after the fbi search at mar-a-lago. abc news has reviewed a series of recent posts. two accounts believed to have belonged to the suspect. his posts called for war and for fbi agent to be killed "on site." in one post yesterday, he detailed his failed attempt to enter the fbi office building. previous social media posts also claimed he was present at the u.s. capitol during the january 6 riot and reportedly mentioned the proud boys. authorities say yesterday morning, he dressed in body armor with an ar-15 and a nail gun, tried to break into the visitors screening facility. >> he was unsuccessful and fled that area. jobina: he then drove 60 miles down a highway shooting from his car. officers managed to corner the suspect in a cornfield. they say 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 no more flooding at 33 tahoma. the first flood forced residents of from the building. this week, another week forced the evacuation of construction workers fixing the building. one of the residence says she discovered more than just water damage. >> we have missing items from our appointment -- apartment. there are late-night intruders coming in and being caught on our neighbors cameras. those of them who are lucky enough to have internet. reggie:nt to the ne, the have security on site and residents should notify police and the company if there is suspicious activity in their apartments. they also address accusations residents are being forced to pay utility bills for their

units. they say that is misinformation and the company will cover the cost of utilities at this time. kumasi: an investigation is underway after 21,000 fish used for research were found at uc davis. species of fish including endangered gen x salmon were found at the uc davis center for biology and aquaculture. it seems these fish were exposed to chlorine. only a small amount of them have survived. uc davis says they are going to hold themselves accountable to prevent this tragic incident from happening again. faculty members are working to contact collaborators and funding agencies about the incident. reggie: the house is expected to pass the inflation reduction act. the $50 billion bill includes a $300 billion investment for clean energy and reform. medicare can negotiate lower prices for prescriptions and a cap can be placed on those prices.

the bill will put a 15% income tax on large corporations making more than $1 billion. kumasi: today, kamala harris is returning to her hometown. she is joining the mayor to promote the generation fund. this is a $50 million cause i endowment supporting every low income public school student and baby born into poverty through 2035. the fund will expand the program establishing a $500 college savings account for each baby born to medi-cal eligible parents. the other children will get $1000 a year for scholarships while pursuing college degrees or trade certificates. in all, the generation fund will serve about 30,000 oakland students. reggie: there is a state investigation into the recall campaign against the former da. the commission is looking into allegations campaign finance laws were violated.

the complaint says neighbors for a better san francisco advocacy created an earmarking scheme to hide information about individual donors who helped fund the recall effort. california law bans contributions through an intermediary unless properly disclosed which the complaint says the organizations did not do. so far, none of the groups have responded to the accusations. kumasi: an initiative designed to improve traffic safety is getting a boost. city leaders announced they are getting $10 million in additional funding from the state. the new round of funding will go towards safety improvements along the east san jose corridor. >> this is the dangerous of those corridors. attempting to invest in making these corridors much safer throughout our entire city, but we have limited resources in both money and staff time. kumasi: the goal of san jose's vision zero initiative is to

eventually eliminate traffic deaths by pushing for improved safety measures, lowering speed limits in some areas and making sure police are enforcing traffic laws. reggie: there is one hour a day where bay bridge traffic is busier than pre-pandemic levels and it is right now. the chronicle reports new numbers show congestion on the bridge between 6:00 and 7:00 on friday mornings. of course, i am looking at zero traffic on the bridge right now. i don't know. that is with the number says anaytraffic is quicker to subsie now than it was before the pandemic. the most popular days on the bridge has also shifted. saturday became the most popular day pre-pandemic. now, it has been pushed out of the top three by thursday and wednesday. overall, traffic is still down across all bay area bridges compared to this time three years ago. kumasi: we are closer to

extending last call until 4:00 a.m. in san francisco. state senator scott weiner's bill to extend alcohol service from 2:00 to 4:00 a.m. asked a key vote yesterday. he has argued extending service hours is critical to help my life recover from the pandemic. efforts have been shot down by state lawmakers in the past, but if it passes, bar goers will have to wait until 2025 for it to take effect. reggie: the 49ers will play their first preseason game against the green bay packers tonight. trey lance will start but head coach kyle shanahan has not said how long he is going to play. about 55,000 fans are expected. transportation officials say fans should expect traffic delays around the stadium. parking lots open at 2:00 p.m. the miners open the regular season on september 11 in chicago. still ahead, the urgent search for a teen who went missing after a party in lake tahoe. the new clue police will want you to know about. kumasi: this is a look at the

big board at the new york stock exchange. another update in a minute. reggie: you can watch us for a whole extra hour. abc 7 at 7:00 is live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 on the bay area streaming up. you can download it now. spencer: skies are getting brighter and more colorful. our current temperature readings are 59 here in san francisco, 61 at oakland and half moon bay. mid to upper 50's at palo alto and santa clara. looking across the bay, you can see lingering counts but they are breaking up -- clouds, but they are breaking up. 50 degrees in santa rosa. napa, 55. 61 in concord. 67 at livermore. the view from our bay bridge camera. these are our forecast futures. morning clouds giving way to sunny afternoons. the inland heat will build and

peak on monday. we will see highs today of upper 80's to low 90's inland. mid 70's along the bay shoreline. i will have the full seven day forecast a little bit later. jobina: good morning. we are starting with a live look at the bay bridge. we have a stall on the upper deck right as you approach treasure island. just want to give you live look there. there is no slow down, not even at the toll plaza. san jose, live look at the 101. we do have our drive times reflecting a still slow ride, but the westbound 4 commute is real t21 minutes antioch to con. there is a slight slow down here reported on northbound 85 past lawson hill road in san jose. our second issue, we are going to move up to really along san leandro. there is a disabled bus on northbound 880 slowing things down as well.

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reggie: the investigation into the shooting on the set of "rust" is nearly complete. it is still seeking alec baldwin's phone records. baldwin says he is not responsible. after the fbi finishes the investigation, it will decide if any charges will be filed. the production company behind the film also contested various citations. the company has to pay a fine of nearly $136,000, the highest amount allowed by state law. kumasi: developing news in the search for a teen who went missing after party in truckee. >> to date, we have received over 500 tips. we are following right now on over 380 leads, including email

leads of over 300. kumasi: they said the tips have really been pouring in because they sent out a code red alert for nevada county yesterday, which is similar to a reverse 911 call letting people know the search for kiely rodni is still on. there are also wanting people to look out f vneck threechains she was wearing. so a b piercing. she vanished after a party last friday so detectives are asking anyone who was there and may have any video to share it with them. her phone was turned off just after 12:30 saturday morning and there has been no sign of her, her phone or her car since then. reggie: major privacy groups could be coming to meta's messenger up. they are to test end-to-end encryption as the default on the app. that includes calls and messages on instagram. that type of encryption keeps third parties from accessing your data. the move follows complaints

about messages being turned over to police to prosecute people who sought out abortions. kumasi: ikea is making it even easier to charge an electric car while you shop. they are teaming up with electrify america to install fast charging stations at 25 ikea locations across the country. the plan will quadruple their current number of chargers. this is part of its goal to achieve zero emission home deliveries and become a climate positive business by 2030. the rollout starts by the end of this year. reggie: walgreens is upping the incentive to join their team. the pharmacy chain is offering sign-obonuses o. walgreens has struggled to recruit and retain employees through the pandemic. new hires will have to stay with the company for at least a year. we are going to take a look at the art stock exchange right now. we are up about 152 points.

the national average for a gallon of gas has finally dropped below four dollars a gallon according to aaa. we have not seen that since march about a week after russia invaded ukraine. the state average is down to $5.37. napa county drivers pay the most in the bay area at $5.57. solano county is still the cheapest at $5.33. kumasi: great america will be closed today because of the 49ers game. they have announced plans to be open on weekends year-round. usually, the park is only open on weekends during the spring and summer. on the fall and winter, it is only open for special events. park officials say that is going to change starting in january. they will have a series of friday night events with food, attractions, live bands and a peanut celebration of live shows for fans of "charlie brown." reggie: beyoncé already has another new song. ♪ >> i believe you are a

rainbow. ♪ ♪ reggie: this do it is a new take on the isley brothers classic "make me say it again, girl." this marks the isley brothers first new music since they released "friends and family" featuring snoop dogg last year. ♪ >> you make me wanna shout, put your hands up. ♪ ♪ all the shouts. spencer: a shout out to the isley brothers. reggie: i hope they made all of the chex commercials. kumasi: that career. the length of their career. they are still having concerts. they were here in 2019.

reggie: that is cool. kumasi: i know they were here because i was like, i don't feel like going. and now, look at me. spencer: they have staying power. talent too. shall we look at whether? let's do that. call him wind around much of the bay area by the little gusty over toward concord. san francisco, breezy at 90 miles an hour. we are starting this day on a cooler note than yesterday. one to two degrees cooler than yesterday in most locations. 61 degrees in half moon bay. low 60's around much of the bay shoreline. upper 50's to low 60's in most of our inland locations. a fairly uniform temperature range. these are forecast features. we will see morning clouds giving way already so what will be a sunny afternoon. gradual warming trend develops this weekend. we will start to feel a bit more summerlike as we get them to the latter part of the week. the inland heat will peak early

next week. right now, looking at today's highs in the south bay, 80 degrees. on the peninsula, it will be mild but not very warm. redwood city will top out at 80 degrees. mitch upper on the coast. downtown san francisco will top out at 71 degrees. in the north bay, look for 89 in santa rosa. 88 in sonoma. looks like a nice day for wine country. mainly mid 70's. the inland east bay will have highs in the upper 80's in most locations but the further issue go, the warmer it will be. t accuweather seven-day forecast. notice it will warm gradually about two to three degrees each day and then the heating will peak on monday when we get a little bit of summer sizzle with inland areas warming up to 100 degrees in the hottest locations around the bay shoreline rate

mid 80's and then the heat will cheaper -- taper off a bit but it will remain warm with mid 90's for most of the remainder of the week in our inland areas. kumasi: happening tonight, dear friends, blanket, a jacket because the most abundant meteor shower of the year is back. the space and science center is holding a special viewing tonight at 11:45 p.m. you can also see it with the naked eye. find clear skies and get away from city lights. reggie: a look at the stunning video of the sturgeon supermoon. the supermoon occurs when the moon is full while also at its closest point of orbit to the earth. it shines brighter and appears over 10 times bigger than usual. this morning, megan thee stallion is celebrating her new album's release.

♪ reggie: oo. look at her. she looks great. i am into this even though i only heard five seconds. kumasi: [laughter] and to words. --two words. reggie: she's taking over central park. you can hear the new album streaming on all platforms and you can see her perform live coming up on gma at 7:00 a.m. kumasi: bison butting heads stopped traffic in yellowstone national park. these tourists demonstrate what you should not do around bison or any wild animal. >> back up. >> you guys need to back up. >> get out of the way! >> they will kill you! kumasi: it is the, they will

kill you, for me. reggie: they will kill you. kumasi: i can't. the park said that each year, visitors have been gored and even killed by bison. i just can't. stay in the car. or if you decide to get out of the car for some reason, you should stay at least 25 yards away while you are looking at another arch animal -- at large animals. i don't know if you think that they arethick, they can't run but they can actually run three times as fast as humans, so they will run you down. reggie: i'm out of there as soon as i see this happen because i don't get the extra insurance on the rental car. kumasi: not even through the credit card? reggie: whatever the credit card offers, but you know how they are like, you sure you want that? no. i don't think that covers bison attack. kumasi: [laughter] you need to leave. reggie: i'm out. i wrote down all the scratches

before we left the parking lot and i won't have bison attack on there. this morning on gma, tips on how to save, pay off debt and try to have fun along the way. when businessmen was once bogged down by student loans and living paycheck-to-paycheck, but her hard earned lessons inspired her to become a money coach. the first step she says is assessing your psychology around money including the beliefs that your brought up on in your family when it comes to the dollar. then, it is all about finding savings in your budget and seeking new sources of income. the key to her strategy is what she calls a joy fund, an account that saves a small sum on what brings you joy. >> using that exclusively to spend on joyful purchases. this money is allocated separately from my bills and other financial goals so i can enjoy -- enjoy it guilt free. reggie: it is made to make the hard work of saving and cutting down debt easier on the psyche

and the hope in the longer and it will get you out of the paycheck-to-paycheck grind. santa cruz based jobi expands its partnership with the u.s. department of defense. the contract runs through 2025 and will be worth up to $75 million. the government says these electric aircraft are cheaper to maintain and are more environmentally friendly. they hope to test out and electrified flying taxi. kumasi: this morning, we are hearing from the paddle border who survived the shark attack in monterey county. >> the shark was maybe three feet from my face. kumasi: david and his dog were knocked off of the board earlier this week. they were 150 yards away from the here at clippers point in pacific grove. an expert said they believe the

attack came from a young great white shark investigating larger prey. he says this was his first time in the water since the shark attack in june had left a victim with severe injuries. let's turn it around and get happy. reggie: ok. kumasi: [laughter] i just did not want to end like that. reggie: we are talking to an expert from them monterey bay sharks on seven at seven in case you want to watch that one. kumasi: that will be good. tell you how to be safe and happy in the water. up next, the seven things need up next, the seven things need to know today. 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. america's value destination. now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all on aof my devices?tion.

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covid-19 guidelines. they no longer recommend social distancing or quarantines for people who have been exposed but are not infected. they continue to recommend testing for people with symptoms and they say positive people should stay home at least five days. kumasi: the monkeypox vaccine clinic at zuckerberg as have general is going to be open today and tomorrow. there's also a second walk in clinic at the kaiser medical center. reggie: california's great america has announced plans to be open year-round starting next year. spencer: it is going to be a fabulous friday. sunny skies and mild to warm. 90 inland. jobina: we have a stalled bus causing a pretty big slowdown in san leandro. speeds are around 11 miles per hour. kumasi: a survey found women were more likely to choose a man with a smaller dog in a dating profile rather than a big one because it made them feel calmer and more at ease. reggie: look at how big that dog

is because the dog is going to be in your picture. jobina: that is a no. good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. breaking news overnight. former president trump agrees to the release of the mar-a-lago search warrant as we learn more about the top secret documents at the heart of the case. breaking overnight. trump responds hours after the justice department filed for the mar-a-lago search warrant to be unsealed and that extraordinary presser from attorney general merrick garland. what the former president is now saying as new questions mount. was trump keeping sensitive, classified documents with that had national security implications? did they relate to nuclear weapons? now, when we could learn more about what those agents were looking for and what they found. urgent investigation. the new details overnight on the armed man who authorities say tried to break into an fbi office before he was killed in a shootout with police.