just ask your asthma specialist about dupixent. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, the fallout of the search of mar-a-lago. checking the chain of custody for the top-secret dal workers lkg f othe job. responding. arly a dozuck for half a right a the napa county fair breaks down. am i the only one where this has been recurring record? >> i don't do ferris wheels. reggie: at golden gate park.

>> now i find out. jobina: i remember all of us in our masks. reggie: i could do that again. kumasi: i enjoyed it. jobina: it was cozy. reggie: welcome to monday morning. the pham -- fam is back nice to see drew back from his honeymoon or you are coming back to great weather. drew: and i open up twitter and everybody is on me about the fog. we are in the 50's and 60's. it is really pretty out there. we are mainly fog free. there is some father around the marin county coastline and that

is it for the marine layer. it is a hot one, especially inland. 90's into the hundreds. hotter tomorrow. reggie: 30 striking the top-secret documents retrieved from former president trump's florida home. they want to know who took them from the white house and when. and also new insight into his attorneys in the weeks before the search. jobina: one of his lawyer signed a declaration weeks ago that there were no classified documents in trump's possession pair they are not checking the chain of custody to see if any of the material was compromised. democrats calling for an intelligence damage assessment to assess national security implications. california congressman adam schiff was on this weekend to talk about the situation. >> some of the documents from

the top secret sensitive department among the highest designation in terms of the extremely grave damage to national security that could be done if it were disclosed. jobina: the search warrant and documents made public revealed the fbi was looking for evidence of possible crimes including obstruction of justice and violations of the espionage act. the former president has not been charged. trump denies any wrongdoing and said the files were declassified and calls the movement politically motivated. kumasi: happening now, thousands of kaiser mental health workers across the state going on strike, demanding increased staffing for clinicians. ryan curry is in san jose where the strike is getting underway. ryan: the union representing

these mental health care workers say they are dealing with a new influx of patients and that is causing their system to be stretched here they need more staffing to deal with more people seeking a variety of mental health treatments. over the weekend, they prepared for the day, getting picket signs ready at the emeryville location, going on to what we see is a strike hopefully happening shortly this morning. the union represents those health-care workers who plan on striking from southern california to here in the bay area or the workers say they have been seeing more patients asking for psychologists, marriage and family counseling and substance abuse counseling and they need help to get people the care they need. >> we have patients waiting 2, 3, 4 months for the next appointments. we all know you can't do any psychotherapeutic care when you have weight times like that. -- wait times like that.

ryan: an official said it is increasing the leverage and making it harder and not easier to deliver mental health care. the strike is scheduled to begin any moment yuri we haven't seen anyone arrive yet but they are scheduled to begin in the early morning hours. they say they are dealing with an influx of new patients and need more staffing and that is why they are holding strike across the state. kumasi: nurses at st. mary's medical center in 70 will hit picket line. the informational picket set to start at 1:00 this afternoon at the hospital. nurses say there is a chronic shortage of nurses that compromise safety. they said since the merger, they have seen a dramatic decline in staffing. common spirit cannot respond for our request for a comment. reggie: scary for people on a

ride that got stuck in the north bay. it happened at the napa county fair. people were stuck on the right for half hour. he recorded the moment he got stuck on the ride with his friend. >> no one told us what was going on until the firefighter got up there. >> they left us swirling up there and didn't tell us we were broke down. we figured it out when the security guard showed up. reggie: they were two who had to be rescued. one girl was shaken up. organizers say it got stuck during the last ride of the night. once they realized there was a problem and they got everyone off as quickly as safely as possible. despite the appearance wishes, they say they plan to go back on the right sunday but it was closed. kumasi: new details about a

shooting. video of a body camera period but he's shot and killed a man on july 29. investigators say he was caring a rock, hammer and was accused of breaking a window, carjacking a truck and leading deputies on a 45 minute chase through rugged terrain. when deputies approached him, they ordered him to drop his tools and the rock in both spanish and english. >> drop it now. put it down. put it down. kumasi: the sheriffs office say he picked up a big rock and pulled his arm back toward deputies. e sonoole nvti.isl according reggie: the owners of an asian

owned sandwich shop in san francisco say they are under siege. burglars have been targeting the business twice a week for the past several months. it is so bad that they have plywood on every window. when you go inside, the shelves are clear of anything because so many people are stealing it. the executive director of the merchants association said it is happening so often the shop owners have stopped calling police. other asian businesses have been hit. >> the sense in the community is at the asian community is an easy target because it is safe to steal from them and you know you are not going to get hurt and caught. reggie: they say they hit during times when immunity ambassadors are not on patrol. the group is asking the mayor for more funding to expand the program and calling on supervisors for support.

safransco ferroat.pe y.hestuaryhe began rescue procedures and radio for help. firefighters responded as well as the coast guard. so far, there has been no sign of that person. coming up next, the effort to vaccinate against monkeypox. the clinic opening up after a successful weekend. reggie: candidates looking to gain your support in the east bay for the mayoral race. drew: a lovely view from our exploratorium camera showing we are fog free. it is hot today and hotter tomorrow. excessive heat watches going into effect for all shaded in

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drew: a little bit of a fog at the marin county coastline. the marine layer is compressed. hazy sunshine on the way. temperatures warm inland. here is 11:00 a.m., 70's if not into the low 80's. still a slight onshore flow. today is a hot date inland. 100 the forecast high for concord, antioch. 89 and sunshine in san jose. 96 in santa rosa. 76 -- in the city. it is hot today and hotter tomorrow. the heat will peak on tuesday and an excessive heat watch will go into effect. it is hot inland and the heat

will ease by the end of the week. let's see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: we have a couple of crashes per the newest in fairfield on westbound 80 at waterman boulevard and five miles per hour. one lane is blocked. we have a sig alert on 580 at springtown boulevard in livermore. we are not seeing a slowdown but we did get pictures from chp. it is a bit of a will be in place for three hours. a look at the toll plaza. wrapping up with a picture of the san mateo ridge with a foggy start there. kumasi: another u.s. delegation goes to taiwan after pelosi's visit. reggie: sitting getting high praise for barbecue. -- the city getting high praise for barbecue. kumasi: you can now watch our live newscasts throughout today

on abc live. this is the best live, local and national news. you can find it in the news of. reggie: a live look outside. we will be right back. the abcs of ckd a is for awareness, because knowing that your chronic kidney disease in type 2 diabetes could progress to dialysis is important. b is for belief that there may be more you can do. just remember that k is for kidneys and kerendia. for adults living with ckd in type 2 diabetes, kerendia is proven to reduce the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. kerendia is a once-daily tablet that treats ckd differently than type 2 diabetes medications to help slow the progression of kidney damage and reduce the risk of cardiovascular events, such as heart attacks. do not take kerendia if you have problems with your adrenal glands or take certain medications called cyp3a4 inhibitors. kerendia can cause hyperkalemia, which is high potassium levels in your blood. ask your doctor before taking products containing potassium.

kerendia can also cause low blood pressure and low sodium levels. so now that you know your abcs, remember, k is for kidneys, and if you need help slowing kidney damage, ask your doctor about kerendia. non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27.

kumasi: new developments in the missing 18 year chart from truckee. she attended a party and shows her wearing a white hoodie. it has the phrase "odd future" all over it. nine days of searches have come up empty-handed. reggie: the family of anne heche said she has died after they took her off life support.

she was severely injured when her car slammed into a house in los angeles on august 5. the criminal investigation into the crash was closed after she was declared brain-dead. she was the three years old. -- 53 years old. kumasi: tonight, oakland will host the first forum for this years may or maryorial candidates. it will include current city council numbers. the event starts tonight at 5:30 at the regal jack london theater. more forums will be held to introduce other candidates. reggie: a monkeypox vaccination clinic at san francisco general will be held this morning. both fs general and kaiser held walk-in clinics saturday after they received 10,000 monkeypox doses. sf general administered 822 doses and every walk-in was served. ucsf health says it is providing vaccines, even for those who

aren't uc sf patients. >> i know others have tried to go up into marin and canada to get the vaccine so i feel very fortunate. reggie: zuckerberg general has streamlined the registration process. it has helped to make the lines shorter. the clinic is open today from 80:00 until noon or until doses run out. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox. you can find it on our website, abc seven news.com. one area getting high marks for barbecue. san jose was named the third-best city for it they used number of restaurants per capita, yoke -- yelp reviews. they had the most affordable and the nation. the smoking pig was listed as a highlight. san francisco comes in as 30. we know where our favorite place

is . it is really good. i don't even eat it. kumasi: you did that friend, -- you did that day, my friend. drew: sometimes you need to break the rules. good morning. looking at sfo, mainly clear skies. the littlest bit of a fog. it is warm and hot. tomorrow is the hottest day.

an excessive heat watch will go into effect 95 in morgan hill. 88 in santa clara. cupertino, warm at 87. 80's on the board in mountain view. 88 in redwood city. half moon bay is mild. 76 downtown with a lots of sunshine, even along the coastline. we will get sunshine. daly city, upper 60's to lower 70's. in the north bay, it is a hot day. 93 in petaluma. napa up to 91 with a lot of sunshine. anyone in berkeley. 86 -- 81 in berkeley. 99 in walnut creek. 101 the high in brentwood. fog along the coastline.

we do typically have mainly clear skies in this warm weather pattern. tuesday, excessive heat watch will go into effect for the hills of the north bay and the inland bay. you can see the hot temperatures around the shoreline. a little bit of onshore flow keeps natural a seat with us. warm to hot tomorrow. hot inland wednesday but we will feel the heat ease by the weekend. reggie: turning to ginger zee who is live with a look at what is happening. ginger: good morning. it is a monday on gma and we begin with the new concerns after the fbi seized occupants from former president donald trump's home. authorities tracking the chain of custody of those documents and what an alleged breach could be for national security. in the new fbi report on the

rust shooting, they said the trigger would have to be pulled for the gun to have fired. that contradicts what alec baldwin is saying and his lawyer is responding. two cases of polio found in new york. what authorities are doing about that. a new report about women and cpr. our new series lack business boost, spotlighting small black business owners and giving them the boost they need to make their business come true. we are doing a surprise in washington, d.c. aired a bookshop owner that has done so much for her community. and we will have a grammy nominated country band, midland, performing live. reggie: i am glad they are doing that. a very cool idea for a segment. jobina: it is going to be good.

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reggie: another legislator visiting taiwan. officials say the group will meet with the president. the five-member delegation visiting the self-governing island in a show of support for taiwan. house speaker nancy pelosi visited taipei. in response, china which claims taiwan as her own territory, conducted military drills around the island. china has not commented but the military carried out more exercises near taiwan overnight. the 49ers foundation celebrated the players for a purpose fund. proceeds go toward educating and empowering bay area youth. donors enjoyed a seat at the table with executives, players

and legends including jerry rice. the foundation raised $700,000, which is a record for that event. a new worklife balance. you don't have to leave your job. some people are calling this quiet quitting. >> quiet quitting is about quitting the hussle culture that goes along with work and our society here i can still be a very productive, active worker and not have to focus on work 24 hours a day. reggie: the hashing quiet quitting -- the #quiet quitting has been seen millions of times. when they are not making their job the most important center of their lifespan some say the covid pandemic blurred the lines between the home and pandemic and this is a way to make those boundaries clearer.

next, new development in brittney griner's case as she is still being held in russia. the effort to get her out of prison. and apple testing as in some iphone apps that can sometimes help with recommendations. here is a live look outside. we will be right

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champion your skin. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: workers are getting set up to strike. thousands of employees from kaiser walking off the job. their demands are management and why the strike could go on indefinitely. kumasi: a car theft warning paired the social media challenge you need to know about to protect your property. reggie: a hot start to the week. drew is tracking the changes across the bay area. kumasi: good morning. reggie: let's check in with drew. drew: hot inland and hot

tomorrow with an excessive heat watch owing into effect for tuesday. 50's and 60's for the most part right now -- watch going into effect for tuesday. 50's and 60's for the most part right now. moderate air quality as the sun comes up. temp just can close to 100 degrees today. into the 80's and along coast close to 70. tomorrow, hotter weather comes in. reggie: mental health care workers from across the state plan to strike workers in both san francisco and san jose will walk off the job with many saying they are burned out and calling for an increase in staffing. abc 7 news reporter ryan curry is live at the kaiser center in san jose. ryan: they are asking for more staffing to deal with an influx of what they are calling new patients that have been arriving and they don't have the staff to

meet the needs of those patients and they are requesting services for a variety of different reasons. they don't have the staffing to support them which is why their union wants more staffing hired from the hospital to deal with all of the new influxes. we have not seen protesters show up yet but the strike is scheduled to happen very soon. they put together picket signs at union headquarters over the weekend in emeryville. they say more people are seeking mental health care and looking for appointments with psychologists, marriage and family therapists and chemical dependency counselors. the new law requires timely access to health care. there was a tentative agreement on a payraise but not much was done in the negotiations to address the staffing and that is with the union is upset about. kaiser permanente recent cash releasing a statement. -- kaiser permanente releasing a statement. >> they have been negligent and

how they are allowing us to work with patients. ryan: they said the strike is unnecessary to increase the union leverage at the bargaining table and making it harder, not easier, to deliver mental health care. the bill does require timely access to people getting health care but they say with the influx of new patients they are seeing, it is taking we and a sometimes months to get access to the health care they need and that is part of the reason why they are going about the strike the union wants them to hire more staff workers and that is why they are going on strike today and they said this could go on for as long as they need. live in san jose, ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: the taliban is celebrating a milestone in state took over but so many are struggling. jobina: they are celebrating

what they call independence day but most afghans are not on the street celebrating. this time last year, they took control and tossed the country into turmoil and pushed country into economic and social decline , continuously infringing on human rights the average percent is struggling and many have lost jobs, money and place in society. women have suffered the most and sharia law is in effect and women and girls have been banned for working and in education. one nonprofit has been in afghanistan for 20 years. the founder is determined to stay and challenge the system. >> if i had chosen to quit and close our offices with over three hand afghan employees at the time, the fruit would have rotted in the fields and i just couldn't live with that. jobina: they continued to work

to transform the agriculture industry, replacing landmine with crops. they are training farmers and entrepreneurs including thousands of women. she said for a country reliant on agriculture, going through an economic tailspin and deepening hunger crisis, the only way out is to dig in. kumasi: happening today, jury selection begins in the r. kelly do over trial. the question is whether he paid a woman not to testify against him in 2008. the singer was accused of producing a video of himself having sex with a teenager he was acquitted when the alleged victim didn't testify and a woman is going to testify. prosecutors are seeking different charges against him, including obstruction of justice . he is already facing a 30 year prison sentence after a different conviction on child sex charges. reggie: after salman rushdie is

off a ventilator and speaking. he was stabbed several times friday during a lecture in western new york. authorities calling it an attempted assassination. he said the attack likely cost him and i and severed the nerves in one of his arms. a man from new jersey has been charged in the attack. >> new york state will always stand up to protect freedom of expression, freedom of speech, and we condemn the cowardly attack on salman rushdie. reggie: his 1980 book "the satanic verses" is considered by some muslims offensive. they have called for his death over 30 years ago. the suspect has shown support for the iranian regime. kumasi: in illinois, investigators looking for the shooter who opened fire at six flags. three people were hurt and two had to be taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening

injuries. the amusement park is 45 miles north of chicago. police say the victims were targeted by the shooter. reggie: brittney griner appealed her conviction on drug smuggling charges as a talks heat up about a potential prisoner swap. the wnba start pled guilty to having cannabis in her cartridges. the appeal process could take up to three months. kumasi: the san francisco police department will discuss the shoot out in the mission district. officers say they returned fire with a man in his 50's who was running away while shooting at them. the man was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the town will be live-streamed on the youtube page and on sfpd's facebook page.

reggie: the establishment anniversary of social security benefits. local leaders gathering at the senior center this afternoon. pelosi will pledge to protect social security for future generations. dozens dead after a fire he rubs at a church in egypt -- fire erupts at a church in egypt. kumasi: we are looking at the stock exchange, down 160 points roughly. reggie: the sunset mercantile farmers market future in the air. by a local school is being accused of backtracking on its agreement with the market. you can watch us for an extra hour now. we are live every week from 7:00 to 8:00 on the abc 7 streaming app. you can download it now for your devices. drew: look at this beautiful sunrise we have peered a live

look from the exploratorium camera showing the sun is up. we are in store for a warm day today. a three day stretch of hot temperatures coming our way. we will say hello to the sea lions as they of and flow. let's talk about the air quality. you'll will notice the haze in the atmosphere. we will have that again tomorrow. live doppler seven along with satellite. high pressure over the four corners, slowly building towards california supplying the hot temperatures inland over the next couple of days. you will warm into the 70's and 80's away from the coast by 11:00 a.m., the slightest onshore flow keeping the coastal temperatures cooler, in the 60's if not low 70's. we will find hot temperatures inland.

90's and a lot of cities away from the coast. 100 in concord. the same in antioch. a warm one in the southlake. 84 in palo alto. 82 in oakland. hot in the north bay. 96 in santa rosa. even in the city today, mild at 76 degrees this afternoon. an excessive heat watch will go into effect for all areas shaded in red. let's say hi to jobina and see how traffic is. jobina: one sig alert after the other. this is westbound 80 at waterman boulevard. one lane blocked. speed is down t miles perur.inv. we area minor swdn eastboundt sn boulevard. in livermore, the sig alert will be another 2.5 hours until it is

cleared up. it is not in the commute direction, otherwise that would be a mess. a look at the toll plaza filling in. you are in for a smooth ride once you make it onto the bridge in the westbound and eastbound directions. emeryville, a live look at 80 westbound traffic is busy but moving. we should have loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control?

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kumasi: 41 people dead including children after a fire he reps in a church -- erupts at a church. flames locked the church entrance and caused a stampede of people trying to get out. an electrical circuit shorted from a generator caused the fire. reggie: rescue crews searching

for a victim after an explosion in armenia. last word held -- heard in a warehouse that held fireworks. residents helping crews to search for missing family members. because cause of the explosion is unknown. kumasi: a new tiktok trend being accused for a huge trend in vehicle thefts. it shows people hotwire cars with phone chargers. kia and hyundai thefts have gone up since july 1. >> they are taking them enjoy writing and committing other crimes and dumping them. >> consider using something like the club, the old security device you would put on to deter thieves. kumasi: it is important to note that only cars with physical keys can be stolen using these

methods. digital keys are not affected. hyundai is initiating a fix and working with local police departments. there is now a lawsuit claiming the car company so cars they knew could be easily stolen. reggie: a new partnership between facebook and doordash could have your delivery driver dropping off your latest facebook marketplace purchase. according to the wall street journal, doordash would be able to deliver items within 15 miles. the items have to fit in the driver's trunk. the items have to be delivered within 48 hours. cost for the service are not clear and we don't know how soon this will roll out to new users. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are down about 100 points. are you drowning in ads on your cell phone already, brace for more. apple may be unleashing them onto your maps, book, and

podcasts. apple has tested adsuggesting po eat and shop. apple already implements a similar model on the apple store as developers can pay to have the app promoted on a search page. peloton is going to raise the prices of bikes and shut stores. stock tumbled as more people began to go out again and it will also do a third round of layoffs, leaving nearly 800 employees without a job. the company will shutter its warehouses and leave shipping of equipment to a third party. it is unclear on many of the nearly 90 stores will close starting next year. kumasi: at 99 years young, she has welcomed her 100th great-grandchild. she had plans to become a nun but her future husband changed her mind they welcomed 11 children, family of lawyers,

educators and one son is taking over the family funeral home is this. >> i always hope for a doctor but didn't get one. kumasi: no doctors, 11 children, 56 grandchildren and now 100 great and children. the baby was named to reference her maiden name. genera sto tte. drew: that is a big family. reggie: it is the soundbite that got. kumasi: i wanted a doctor. drew: that one of these kids get the doctor. i'm just thinking about when i had to make christmas card at the portrait studio, trying to jam 100 into the fireplace

backed up. it doesn't work. kumasi: it is not going to work. drew: it seems like a lot of planning to do anything. reggie: she wanted a doctor though. drew: didn't get it. kumasi: not one? drew: not one. reggie: i'm hoping there are better, happier soundbites. kumasi: i feel like she seem like she was happy. drew: you know grandparents are like that. you get an a plus and they say aren't you going to getting a plus plus. that is not a thing. [laughter] outside, we are noticing hayes. -- haze. moderate air quality.

it is warm to hot the next three days your tomorrow is the hottest day we have all week. an excessive heat watch will go into effect in the hottest cities. it is warm and sunny in the south bay. 93 for gilroy. along the peninsula, 84 in san mateo. 82 in menlo park. along the coast, a mild day. low 70's for half moon bay. even the sunset, upper 60's and lower 70's. hot in the north bay 93 in petaluma. 90 in san rafael. a lot of sunshine. it is warm and bright for oakland at 82. we will hit 85 in union city. it is six in fremont. 101 in brentwood. 99 in walnut creek. 97 in pleasanton. temperatures generally in the

50's and 60's overnight. a marine layer compressed so not expecting widespread fog over the next couple of mornings. the excessive heat watch will begin tomorrow for the east bay and mountains of the north a. those are very hot temperatures and there is the risk of heat related illness like heat exhaustion, heat stroke. you want to seek out ac if you can in the hot spots and drink a lot of water and state hydrated. a little bit of an onshore flow keeping the coast a little cooler. it is warm to hot today. he speaks tomorrow. hot -- heat peaks tomorrow. hot. the early call for the weekend, very nice to rise. morning fog gives weight to afternoon sunshine. kumasi: heavy downpours caused a massive mudslide in the san

bernardino mountains. trees, rocks, debris swept by the floodwaters, forcing roads to close. seven hikers including three kids had to be rescued by sheriff search-and-rescue teams. no injuries reported but more rain expected in the area this week. reggie: norway euthanized its celebrity walrus. the walrus made a name for itself by fearlessly clambering onto small boats near humans to sunbathe. she didn't seem afraid and became a hit on social media. the director of fishery said the lack of distance between humans and her post a risk to safety, sohey killed her? kumasi: this is just unnecessary. there is a new black panther collectible honoring the late actor chadwick bozeman.

it resembles his character and includes movie accurate features and has 30 movable parts. the toy is meant to celebrate the actor and his dedication to the arts. it is $285 disney is the parent company of marvel and abc 7. reggie: man from -- see how she reacted. >> i can't believe it. >> i love you so much. thank you for everything. >> i love you. >> thank you for supporting me. i couldn't do it without you. i love you. >> i love you so much.

reggie: that is the outfielder who spent 10 yeoreek a he said himoso much for him to t to where he e. this broths are alsoprofesonal h be and a runand ma hthis morny for the sunset mercantile farmers market in san francisco. organizers say a verbal agreement between a market and nearby school has fallen apart. the verbal agreement included reducing the size of the market on several days when saint ignatius college prep has events. they claim the school asked to have the agreement written up but then changed the request and

added new requests saying they didn't involve the right people in the original negotiations. so far st. nick nations -- saint ignatius has not responded. kumasi: from 8:00 this morning until 2:00 p.m., people can fill up containers at the livermore water reclamation plant on jack london boulevard. it won't operate into the first of october. reggie: car lovers turn out for the car show in fremont, the second car show of the year. millie 400 parts entered the show. some made as early as the 1920's. there was live music and goods from local vendors. it is known as one of the best partials in the bay area. kumasi: after a two-year hiatus, the aloha festival made a return. the cultural association hosted a smaller version of the event

that included live performances from hawaiian musicians, hula dancers, vendors, and lots of food. >> we are very excited to be back and it is all about the low hot spirit to show the warmth and sincerity of the hawaii people. we want people to know we are all here. kumasi: this is the 25th year of the low hot festival. reggie: i am sorry i missed that. kumasi: it looks really fun. up next, the seven things you need to know. reggie: here is a live look outside. there they are. there are the sea lions. kumasi: we cherish, respect. reggie: because we love them. there is not a problem either. i mean, there have been some problems in the past paid we have ironed out. no one got hurt-ish.

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permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27.

kumasi: here are the seven things to know. number 1,000 of kaiser mental health workers in the bay area and northern california going on strike, demanding more staffing for health care. reggie: number two, a monkeypox vaccine clinic opening at 8:00 a.m. saturday they interest -- administered 821 vaccines. kumasi: democrats are asking for

intelligence after documents seized from former president trump. all makers say they see no proof of his claim that he declassified the documents before moving them to florida. reggie: number four, wnba start pretty greiner has appealed her sentence. her lawyers argued the term was excessive. jobina: i will go with traffic. a sig alert in livermore on eastbound 580. in the westbound traction, a rollover crash. all of the alerts have cleared except for this one. drew: number five, we are hot inland. this is a live look. you are nosing a lot of haze in your atmosphere. moderate air quality. a hot weather pattern. in land, 90's in hitting 100s. into the 80's around the bait showing from oakland to san

jose. in the city, 76 degrees. tomorrow, even hotter, an excessive heat watch into effect for all areas shaded in red. be prepared for the risk of heat related illnesses. kumasi: number seven, you can say -- stay at sarah jessica parker's house. the only caveat is you have to be the first person to register next tuesday morning. drew: slight problem. kumasi: you can do it. reggie: it is in east hampton. it is a good address. drew: now he likes it. an hour ago. kumasi: if you were watching

earlier we said reggie drugged her house through it. reggie: it does not have a pool. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west on this monday morning, the new details and new national security concerns arising from the search of mar-a-lago. chain of custody. authorities now tracking those confidential and top secret documents seized from former president donald trump's residence. the urgent investigation. when were they moved from the white house, and by whom? as we now learn a lawyer for trump signed a declaration weeks ago saying no more classified documents remained in trump's possession. what it all means as the fbi now warns of threats to its agents. author