department pushing back, calls for officials to release more information about the fbi search of former president trump's home. agents took his passports. kumasi: more cases of legionnaires' disease, how and where a southern california couple got it while visiting the bay area. >> the policeman knock on my door and say that your backyard is on fire so you need to get out of your house. reggie: flames coming dangerously close to east bay homes. the quick response from firefighters to stop it from burning structures. kumasi: sweltering summer heat, this is a live look outside where some parts of the bay area will see dangerously high temperatures. in morning, it is tuesday, august 16. reggie: let us start with the hot weather. drew: a heat advisory will begin at 11:00 a.m. because of dangerously hot temperatures. right now it is not too bad. pretty mild but that he does a

couple of hours away. 50's and 60's. 63, san jose. 62 the current temperature. a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you clear skies like yesterday. a little bit of fog along the coastline and that is about it. a lot of sunshine that warms us up quickly. noon, close to 90 degrees and 4:00 p.m., dangerous heat exceeding 100 degrees even along the shoreline. it will be a warm afternoon to the 80's and low 90's. a spare the air day is in effect. here is the heat advisory we are talking about for all area shading and orange. this lasts longer for laken solano county. we will take a closer look at this heat and how hot we get when you -- how hot we get where you live. kumasi: we will start with new developments in the search of former president trump's former home and there is a push to release more information about how the search warrant was obtained and the fbi confirming

that agents talk is passports. jobina: the justice department is keeping to fight the affidavit used to obtain the search warrant sealed. it includes information that could harm their investigation if it is made public including witness information and details that have national security implications. it comes as investigators tried to figure out if the documents taken from mar-a-lago contain national security secrets and if they were compromised. the investigation could include fingerprint analysis. >> trying to figure out who knew what when we had access to what when from a chain of custody perspective. jobina: trump took to social media to accuse fbi agent's of stealing his passports. he has three, and expired one, a diplomatic passport and the regular passport. the department of justice said it was an error and returned those. separately from the doj investigation members of the

senate intelligence committee are asking for access to the documents and an assessment of potential risks to national security. reggie: there are more cases of legionnaires' disease in the bay area this time in the south bay. a couple from long beach contracted the sickness which is a type of pneumonia after staying in the aloft hotel. days later they experience exhaustion, upset stomachs, fevers, and difficulty breathing. >> i resisted going to the er thinking that i am just really tired, this will pass. quite frankly, i really do not remember from wednesday on. reggie: this was very serious. dan and rena had to -- dan and rita had to go to the hospital. they were there for -- rita was there for five days dan was there to nine. they trace bacteria to the hot tub at the hotel. it is close while it is being disinfected. we reached out to aloft and its

parent company marriott, but have not heard back. kumasi: striking kaiser permanente mental health workers will be picketing in front of medical centers today. they first walked off yesterday demanding that kaiser hire more therapists. they will be picketing at medical centers in santa clara, oakland, and santa rosa. nearly 2000 workers are staging pickets from sacramento to fresno. kaiser said it is still the -- still able to meet the needs of patients. reggie: dublin residents are back in their home after a fire for some to evacuate. flames broke out before 5:00 last night. the fire burns dangerously close to some homes before firefighters got the upper hand. at last check it had burned 60 acres. here the reporter cashiers are reporter tim johns. tim: call a little bit closer to home. she showed us the charred exterior of her home after a

brush fire broke out nearby. the fire line coming up to the edge of her property. >> i am kind of in shock, or i am terrified, but i'm ok. tim: the neighborhood, -- came under and in fact -- an evacuation order after a car caught on fire and flame spread up the hill. after seeing the smoke and hearing noises out back she thought a plane might have crashed. >> the policeman knocked on my door and said your backyard is on fire so you need to get out of your house. tim: thanks to a quick response fire crews contained the blaze and no home suffered serious damage. darren steele says that even though he was not evacuated the experience was nerve-racking. >> my son noticed the smoke and we came out and 15 and 20 minutes it was engulfed. tim: their job was made easier thanks to the well-maintained brush and vegetation in the area. monday's fire could have been worse. >> it is key because when the

grasses on fire it moves quickly and it can run a pills fast. tim: residents say that they are thankful to the fire crews for a job well done. >> they do an excellent job and they took care of it. reggie: firefighters in placer county are dealing with spot fires as they work on a fire burning along interstate 80 in colfax. it started when a big rig crashed and caught fire. flames spread to nearby brush. the fire has burned 17 acres and a zero consent -- 0% contained. crews are making progress. mandatory evacuation orders were lifted overnight. you can track any of these wildfires by using our online interactive wildfire tracker and it shows current air quality. kumasi: an excessive heat watch and spare the air alerts are in effect as i temperatures are supposed to hit the area. many inland cities could see temperatures as high as 106

degrees today. ryan curry is live with more. ryan: we have not seen too many days like these, these really hot days in the bay area. of course we are still in august and these days are common and we could see them, and that is what is happening today. what does this mean for us in the bay area? if you are in the east bay that means you can expect to see a very hot day mixed with not so good air quality. you will be looking at a very dirty and not so clean looking sky. the bay area air quality management district issuing a spare the air alerts meaning that they want you at the very least to avoid driving and adding to the pollution. some of the wildfire smoke from up north has made its way down there and we are talking about very hot days and very stale air which will not be a good one for those who are outside. some of the areas reaching a potential unhealthy air quality level but right now we are

looking at a moderate level, that is of course not so good if you are one -- someone who has respiratory distress. if you are one of those people, the district always advises that once it gets to a certain level or reaches the unhealthy threshold that if you have that precondition respiratory illness you just avoid rigorous outdoor activity and stay outside -- inside where its nice and cool and the air is cleaner. if you are not in that category remember that it will be a hot one. it is already starting to feel a lot hotter than it usually is, so of course that means you cannot -- you can expect it to be a hot one in the east bay. we are live in walnut creek. drew: walnut creek will be one of the hottest cities along with some of the poorest air quality. here is a live look from the east bay hills camera. i can see a lot bright lights and we are mainly fog free. here is air quality forecast, moderate to poor air quality

thus the spare the air day in effect. it is a gradual easing of air quality. thursday a couple of pockets of good air quality but a lot of hayes. -- haze. let us talk temperatures because it is a hot one for a lot of us. 10:00 a.m., we are seeing 80's. noon, we are seeing 90's pretty quickly, even along the bay shoreline we are warming nicely to the 70's and low 80's. 4:00 p.m., some very hot temperatures from livermore to concord to antioch to fairfield, we are likely hitting or exceeding 100 degrees along the bay shoreline. a lot of us going into the 80's or 90's. dangerous heat inland 104 is a high for antioch. 104 livermore and in the north bay it is a hot day. 102 -- 10 four ukiah, warm and the east bay again. 90 in fremont, and even the city, it is not nearly as hot

but it will be warm with temperatures in the mid and upper 70's. we will talk about heat relief in about eight minutes but first let us see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: thank you. we will start with a live look in emeryville ringing you 80. the headlights traveling westbound and we have a hazy start. nice and clear in san jose as we show off 101, no blocking issues. we will get to one in san francisco that just came in. have a slowdown, trace to dublin 46 minutes. san rafael to sanders -- san francisco, 14 minutes. we have a crash in san francisco southbound 101 at lagoon way. entries have been reported injuries have been reported and i will tell you when it moves out of the way. reggie: where residents will hold a homeless march to raise awareness and support the at risk community. kumasi: how i dog ended up getting monkeypox from a human. reggie: peloton users might soon

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kumasi: in sonoma county on house residents and advocate -- unhouses residents and advocates are planning a march. they say the city lacks enough secure emergency housing and they accuse law enforcement of taking or destroying belongings found during street -- sweeps of encampments. organizers wants an immediate action plan. reggie: nancy pelosi is hosting a town hall to provide an update on the ongoing response to the monkeypox outbreak. several health experts will take part in the conversation. san francisco has the most cases in the bay area with more than 500 confirmed cases. the only other counties with more than 50 counties are alameda and santa clara. 2000 cases have been reported across the state. kumasi: getting a monkeypox vaccine is going to get a little bit easier. the vaccine clinic at zuckerberg

san francisco general is expanding its hours today and tomorrow. it will run from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. lands have dashed lines have died down but the demand is high. >> we are doing better, and we are getting the same amount of vaccine a day because we have improved our processes. we have taken information from the community that are being served at the clinic on how to get vaccinated better. kumasi: doses from last week's allotment of 10,000 doses should last at least through thursday. they will update the public on future clinics once they get the next shipment. ryan: doctors in france -- reggie: doctors in france believe a dog contracted the poxvirus from a human. we spoke to doctors to get a better understanding of how that could happen. j.r.: doctors from around the world reacting to news that a dog contracted monkeypox from a

person in france. the findings were published in a medical journal called "the lancet." >> the dog slept in the bed and got it 12 days after. j.r.: the dog sleeping the bed of two men who tested positive with monkeypox and were not exclusive with each other. we spoke to ace dizzying specialists. >> recognizing that these other animals that we share our lives and homes with can potentially be infected with human pathogens means that we should probably take similar sorts of precautions that we would with our human loved ones as well. j.r.: the cdc says if you get monkeypox avoid contact with animals including your pets. the ceo san francisco general hospital was asked about this monday and says that the focus right now is helping people who are most at risk. >> there might be isolated cases in other types of populations but right now we are looking for the vast majority of people

where cases are occurring and those of the groups we are trying to get in for care. j.r.: the cdc says that if a pet has been exposed to monkeypox they should be kept away from other animals and people for 21 days. >> those of us who have pets and love them and want to take care of them, it behooves us to not have close physical contact with them until the lesions have dried up and crusted over and where they are not contagious anymore. j.r.: if you fear that your pet might have monkeypox the cdc says to contact your vet so they can decide the next steps and if a test is needed. reggie: we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines, symptoms, and treatment on abc7news.com. kumasi: santa clara county health officer at sarah cody will be deposed as part of a -- impart -- as part of two lawsuits involving a san jose church. calvary chapel and san jose

flouted lockdown rules during the early days of the pandemic and collected nearly $3 million in fines. in one lawsuit the county is trying to force look church to pay the fines and in the other the church is challenging that covid restrictions violated its religious rights. dr. cody was one of the first health officials to order lockdowns. reggie: peloton might start asking users to build their own bikes and they are considering allowing users to access the app through third-party bikes equipped with screens. these are the latest ideas to get more customers after several months of plummeting sales. the ceo said that redesigning the bikes for diy assembly would help cut costs. currently they must be billed by a crew that arrives at your home. the company will officially unveil its new plans later tomorrow -- later this month. who nears -- who needs making years when you can -- making -- mickey ears when you can wear

crocs? a -- disney released these crocs for adults. they come with jibbits, which are shoe charms in the shape of an ice cream bar. it is a popular item sold at parks. cost is $60. drew: though shoe charms, my nieces and nephews, you have to collect them all. kumasi: they are cuter with the charms. drew: remember when we were growing up and everyone made fun of crocs. and everyone is like now they are -- now they are hot. reggie: did we stop doing that? drew: yes, now everyone loves them, they are fashionable almost. yeah. i have never worn them but they say they are comfy. kumasi: i am not there yet. reggie: where are we seeing people wearing them? drew: it is the youths. reggie: i do not see the youngs. drew: i see them at airports, they have them on. reggie: and they were wearing

really baggy clothes. drew: do not get into my really baggy gene era. reggie: they are right? it is extremely baggy. drew: if you are wearing tight jeans you are an old, canceled. reggie: it does not deserve to be looked at. drew: it is because you are on tv so we have to look at you. let us go outside and talk about the heat, loose clothing will be our best friend. it is hot for most of us. dangerous heat inland and poor air quality. we will see high clouds moving midweek in this heat will ease by the end of the workweek. a couple of days that will find hot temperatures back. here is the heat advisory, the hottest temperatures in lake and mendocino county. solano county and the inland east bay, walnut creek, dublin, livermore, the hottest spots exceeding 100 degrees. starting in the south bay, it

will be hot in the south bay, 93 in san jose. 89, cupertino. 90, redwood city. 79 for millbrae. downtown will go into the mid-70's. upper 60's to lower 70's for the coastline of the city. the north bay is hot, 103 cloverdale. 101 in calistoga. 96, san rafael. the east bay is warm at 83 but 90 in fremont. here is this dangerous heat inland, 106 fairfield, 100 in pleasanton. beat the heat, stay hydrated and seek out the shade. the ac will be our best friend. do not leave people and pets inside cars, wear loose closing and no the symptoms -- and know the symptoms of heatstroke. mild air in the 60's and 70's and we will go into the 50's along the bay shoreline. here are the next seven days, a

spare the air day today. by the end of the week the heat will ease and it feels nice for the upcoming weekend with cooler weather across the entire region. kumasi: coming up the seven things to know. reggie: plus the item getting pulled from shelves that might be in your school's lunch. kumasi: what the people voted to name this baby hippo. reggie: we have a new way to watch abc7news in partnership with abc news and hulu you can watch it live throughout the day on abc news live a combination of the best live, local, and national news available to all hulu subscribers and you can find it

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affidavit and they call it a roadmap to their investigation. reggie: voters head to the polls in two states among the people on the primary talent wyoming republican liz cheney and she is expected to lose to her opponent in part due to her vote to impeach former president trump. kumasi: the monkeypox vaccine clinic at zuckerberg san francisco general is expanding hours. today and tomorrow it will be open from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00cf supervisors will consider expanding mental health services for kids in schools. the services would address emotional support and short-term behavioral needs of students. jobina: a crash in san francisco on southbound 101 right at lagoon way. injuries have been reported but you will not run into a slowdown. kumasi: today president biden will sign the inflation reduction act into law. the white house says he will travel through the country to promote how the bill will help

americans and will be signing -- celebrating the bill on september 6. reggie: the survivor of the deadly lightning strike is talking about what happened and the nurses who rescued her. >> in this gma first look, an abc news exclusive. we are hearing from the only survivor of this caught on tape washington, d.c. lightning strike that killed three people. amber was in lafayette square doing fundraising work for the international rescue committee waiting on her husband to pick her up for dinner to celebrate her 28th birthday on the unthinkable occurred. >> i was taught a tree hit by lightning would catch on fire and you would run from the fire. i always knew that you were supposed to go into buildings but in lafayette there is not a cafe or even a bathroom for you to duck into. >> coming up we will hear more of amber's survival story and

share her emotional reunion with the good samaritan nurses who came to her rescue. with your gma first look, a abc news, new york. kumasi: juice but -- she is has been recalled because it might contain cleaning products. they are pulling thousands of wild cherry capri sons from shelves. the company says that the drinks might've been contaminated with cleaning solution used to clean food processing equipment. the juice has a use by date of june 25 of next year. it is not clear where the tainted products were shipped to. you can return the juice to get a refund. more than 2 million baby swings and rockers are being recalled. federal safety regulators say that crawling infants can get stuck in the straps when not in use. at least one child died and another was seriously hurt. the baby swing and rocker were sold at target, buy buy baby as well as amit -- bye bye baby as

well as amazon. reggie: we talked about the contest to name the newest hippo calf at the cincinnati butte. the cincinnati zoo. this will hippo is now fritz. he was born august 3 and is the brother to one of the country's most famous hippos, fiona. more than 223,000 votes came in for the naming contest. fritz won with 56% of the vote. here's the thing, something i did not know is one of the people who takes care of fritz said it was an appropriate name because his mom's birth control was on the fritz. because she was not supposed to get pregnant. kumasi: all of the details that we did not need to know but we know. reggie: it is added value. that is what i bring. a return to the office, the silicon valley company that will require employees to go back in

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now it 5:30, marking a major accomplishment, president biden set to sign the inflation reduction act into law. kumasi: why scientists say the bay area needs to base for a mega flood. reggie: from flooding to hot weather, today is expected to be the hottest day of the week. good morning to you on this tuesday. kumasi: we will start the check of the weather with brew. -- drew. drew: we are waking up to the 50's and 60's and the one cold spot a little bit of fog, half moon bay is at 48 degrees and inland we are into the 60's. outside we go and here is a live look from sutro tower and the beautiful lights of san francisco. we are fog free and we have

limited fog along the coastline and it will stay there throughout the entire day. the big story is that we warm up quickly. lunchtime 70's and 80's. by the afternoon the dangerous heat inland is there. even around the bay shoreline it will be a warm afternoon in 80's if not warm -- low 90's. heat advisory gens at 11:00 a.m. and all areas shaded in orange. the hottest temperatures are in the east bay so we will talk about how hot you will get. reggie: there is a spare the air alert in effect for the bay area. air quality is expected to be in the unhealthy range as temperatures could reach higher than 100 degrees in some places. ryan curry is live in walnut creek. ryan: good morning. i can tell you from having grown up in this area there were days in the summer where you would wake up and go outside and you could tell even in the morning that it was going to be a hot

one, and i can tell you that this day feels exactly like that. you can already kinda feel the stale air, knowing that this one will be a hot one in the east bay. temperatures you mentioned possibly climbing past 100 degrees. a heat advisory, we will see that later on. but right now we are seeing the more pressing issue, the spare the air alert. the air quality management district forecasting the air quality to rise into the unhealthy range for parts of the east bay and other inland areas. this has to do with the fact that we are seeing smoke from wildfires up north making its way down to the bay area. you mix that with the heat and you know that it will be a hot and hazy day. already in the morning we are seeing air quality in the moderate region, which is climbing in certain areas. officials at the management district say that they want people at the very least to avoid driving, just to help reduce the pollution. that means if you are somebody

who has respiratory issues to just limit time outdoors, especially if you are doing rigorous activity. even if you are not in the category, today is still going to be a hot one, especially the further inland you are. hydration will be key as well as making sure you do not do too many strenuous activities outdoors. we are live in walnut creek, ryan curry. kumasi: the u.s. could be in for a tomato sauce shortage and climate changes to blame. according to reportar for farmers to grow tomatoes leading to a smaller supply for things like sauces and catch up katechup. the decline of tomatoes could result in noticeable spikes in prices and shortages throughout the country. reggie: livermore residents are getting ready to fill up on recycled water in an effort to save water amid the drought. a fill station opened at the water reclamation plant.

recycled water is available for free and the goal is for people to use as water for things like plants and irrigation so they do not use water from the tap. >> it is not so much the money, but having the available water. you know i probably do 1000 gallons a week. reggie: the station is open on weekends through october 1. kumasi: the bay area and much of california is getting a wake-up call from scientists at the next climate crisis will be mega floods, they are talking about storms that last for weeks that will put many cities and critical infrastructure underwater. daniel swain co-opted this study at ucla's institute of the environment and sustainability saying that flood risk increases when wildfires burn g storm runoff to overwhelm the rivers and streams. crement of floin down from the

hills and rainfall and coastal mountains. you see a significant amount of flooding along the bayshore. kumasi: it is hard to pinpoint the exact timing but a decade of severe floods is expected sometime in the next 30 years. he says the focus of future studies be figuring out how much it will cost to prepare for the crisis. reggie: your voice, your vote, it is primary day in alaska and wyoming where incumbents are fighting to keep their jobs. we are especially looking at wyoming where liz cheney is set to lose her seat over her votes to impeach former president trump. jobina: former president trump is expected to achieve his biggest political victory. liz cheney is expected to be defeated in the state's primary. she was one of 10 house republicans who voted to impeach trump and his vice chair for the

committee investigating the january 6 insurrection. many republicans and wyoming branded her a "traitor." she spoke to abc news about her decisions earlier this year. >> the single most important thing is protecting the nation from donald trump. and i think that that matters to us as americans more than anything else. jobina: some democrats switch their political party registration so they could vote for cheney, a last ditch effort to keep her in office. in alaska lisa murkowski is facing a trump back challenger. both are expected to be on november's ballot because the top four candidates advanced to the main election. reggie: the issue of abortion rights are playing out in state legislatures, courts and the ballot. despite polls showing the majority of americans believe abortion should be legal, at least four states are launching

ballot efforts to restrict them in the midterms. em: the battle over abortion rights will likely influence the midterm elections. >> take your rosary is off of my ovaries. em: at least 15 states have ceased abortion services. >> we pray that the life of the unborn be preserved and protected. em: indiana lawmakers were the first in the nation to pass a bill restricting access to abortion s the u.s. supreme holcomb quickned itde into law. >> theredso be more agasthose ks that about something that strikes a middle ground. em: that was a loss, but they have also had a few wins. a state judge in miami block the trigger banned because it is unclear. the supreme court montana blocked further abortion restrictions including a law that would ban the procedure after 20 weeks of pregnancy.

in the first state to give the public a chance to weigh in through a referendum, kansas overwhelmingly voted to protect a woman's right to choose. women from other states flocking to support reproductive care. >> it is a horrible but i cannot choose something like this in my hometown that i have to travel and i am not trusted to make decisions for my own body especially ones that me and my husband made together. ryan: the just -- em: the justice department filed a lawsuit against the state of all -- of idaho seeking to block a law making it a felony for doctors to perform abortions. the attorney general saying that providing an exception to prevent a woman's death. >> it provides no exception to prevent serious jeopardy to the woman's health. em: abortion measures will be on the ballot in at least four other states. california, kentucky, montana, and vermont. michigan might add a ballot

initiative. >> democrats think that this might happen anywhere. country is in favor to some access to abortion and they do not feel like it should be banned across the board. kumasi: happening today, president biden will sign his $750 billion inflation reduction act into law including clean energy funding, taxes on the superrich and health care access for millions of americans. it will be signed during a small ceremony at the white house. the president is returning from a trip early to do it. there will be a bigger celebration on september 6 along with a cross-country campaign to promote how the bill is beneficial to americans. reggie: and now looks like this is happening. apple employees will have to return to the office three days a week. tim cook sent a memo to workers requiring them to go in on tuesdays and thursdays and one other day that team managers will decide. that is set to start september 5. the schedule would be adjusted

if needed. he said the move would preserve in person collaboration. apple previously delayed its return to work plans several times because of covid case urges. kumasi: netflix puts its los gatos campus up first lease. the complex is located at 150 winchester circle. the listing price is unclear. used to be the headquarters before it moved down the road. the company is trying to save money after losing one million subscribers and its stock fell 50%. netflix is trying to sublease parts of its base in los angeles. eran slashing thousands of flights. reggie: the great cause inspiring two mental walk in all 50 states. first, a check on the weather. drew: if you are exercising getting in -- get it in early. we are talking dangerous heat inland and poor air quality overhead. it sounds like summer is officially arriving.

a live look outside on the east bay hills camera showing you a lot of lights and we are fog free. we have a spare the air day in effect, moderate to poor air quality, the worst air quality founded. we gradually improve as the week goes on but by thursday we will have haze. 10:00 a.m., already into the 80's and our warmest spots with a lot of sunshine early on and we heat up quickly. lunch time the hottest spots already into the 90's. you will feel warm temperatures in the 70's and 80's, so get your summer clothes out, the shorts, short sleeves and glasses. where the sunscreen -- wear the sunscreen and you can see some very hot temperatures away from the coast. 103 concord, 104 livermore. fairfield, 106. 102 lakeport and 90 santa rosa. it is warm in the south bay. 93 san jose. it is a warm one at 83.

even in the city, it will feel warm in the 70's. take it easy, hydrate and drink plenty of water. if you have to be outside seek shade. ac is your best option if you have it and take it easy during the warmest periods between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. jobina: hello. the chp issued a wind advisory for the bonita bridge and we do not have any other advisories or crashes to report. really good news and even in the southbound direction in san francisco that we were following around five that has cleared. we are looking at the san mateo bridge and the same thing goes in oakland, everything moving at the limit. those headlights are moving southbound and we will wrap up with the drive times. any octave hercules 13 minutes.

reggie: three people including two minors have been arrested for the violent robbery of a 70-year-old asian woman. officers are searching for a fourth suspect who is also a juvenile. you can see the victim in the video, she was beaten and robbed in her apartment complex on francisco street july 31. the video helped police identify one of the suspects, daryl morey who is known by police in several cities. another suspect is 13 years old and a 14-year-old is still wanted. the youngest suspect is 11 years old. the charges include robbery, elder abuse, burglary, and false imprisonment. >> we have seen a continued wave of horrible and despicable attacks, and we know that they are not isolated incidents. reggie: the 18-year-old suspect will be charged as an adult and the others will be prost of -- processed through the juvenile justice system. the 11-year-old might be too

young to charge -- to be charged with the crime. kumasi: a san francisco hospital can keep its doors open a bit longer thanks to a federal expansion. they have two months to develop a closure plan extending the closing date to november 13. >> we see this is a good thing, it allows us to focus our efforts on our number one priority, which is recertification so that it can continue or resume its enrollment of medicare and medicaid programs. kumasi: the nursing home serve 600 people. transfers and discharges of current residents will be on hold. new admissions have been pause. the facility lost its certification in april after failing to meet standards of care under federal regulations. tonight councilmembers will be holding a town hold to discuss the company that owns seton medical center. the meeting comes days after nurses passed a vote of no-confidence for the hospital's administrator.

they are calling for an investigation into revenue and spending saying that patients have been harmed due to chronic understaffing and a lack of supplies. seton issued a statement saying that they were working to hire more staff and pledged to improve infrastructure at the hospital. reggie: american airlines is cutting tens of thousands of flights from its november schedule. it is a 16% reduction. the per luminary schedules are made almost a year in advance and get adjusted closer to the flight date. the company says the changes are proactive adjustments in accordance with the resources available and for extra buffer in the rest of their summer schedule. united and delta made cuts to their summer schedule as well. kumasi: two brothers are on the walk of a lifetime that is truly a labor of love. they are hoping to help children who they say are left behind in a broken foster care system. they were born into the foster care system 27 years ago and

they are trying to walk 20 miles in every single state raise money and awareness for other kids growing up in the system and they are five states into the journey. >> we have been through the system and we made it out and i was like man, god placed us on this art to do this for a reason. even though we know that you are hurting and tired, it is just how our life was, we were hurting and tired and we wanted to give up but we did not. kumasi:rosayhey arhong it home for kids transitioning out of foster care and eventually open another facility for kids currently in the system. i like that. drew: that is amazing. a little bit of pay it forward, make it better for the next generation. kumasi: but that walking, it is hard. reggie: in crocs? kumasi: what do you do if you walk outside today? drew: don't. especially inland.

or if you are doing it, do it in the next couple of hours. here a live look outside, we are just starting to see a little bit of the sun rise and that poor air quality. that is talked about the heat advisory beginning at 11:00 a.m. for all areas shaded in orange from ukiah down through solano county into contra costa and alameda county. livermore, dublin, you can see all of the cities will be impacted by hot temperatures. look at those hot temperatures in the south bay cities, 89 to per -- cupertino. 93 morgan hill. santa cruz 84. 90 redwood city. 87 mt. view and palo alto and half moon bay. downtown today it is mild in the mid-70's. upper 60's in low 70's with a little bit of fog close to the coastline. in the north bay it is hot, 98

santa rosa. 104, ukiah. calistoga up to 101. the east bay lost -- lots of sunshine but it is warm. hercules up to 84 and here is the dangerous heat inland. 98 san ramon. 103, pittsburgh. stay hydrated today, seek shade if you are outside and remember never leave pets or kids inside cars, they can heat up quickly. there is a seven-day forecast, hazy skies and hot inland. it is still hot tomorrow but the heat eases by the end of the week. weekend, temperatures are a lot more comfortable and cooler with sunshine in the afternoon. reggie: electric vehicles are becoming more common in the bay area but certain zip codes have the most. what the state is doing to make the electric car market more equitable. kumasi: the bay area-based company getting your kids ready for school. for school. reggie: first a

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kumasi: welcome back, 5:53. the santa clara board of supervisors will consider expanding mental health services for kids and will consider creating wellness centers and schools in the services would address emotional support and short-term behavioral needs for students. experts say the pandemic caused an increase in mental health issues among young people. >> we have seen an increase in the number of youth the sub -- suffering from depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation. kumasi: santa clara county will consider a related proposal that would expand mobile crisis services for young adults. reggie: as back-to-school season approaches over eatable deliver more than food. it will also deliver school supplies. as a way to diversify their delivery services.

they have teamed up with office depot and officemax providing on-demand school supplies. if you are at uber one subscriber discounts are also available. kumasi: san francisco was modifying a small section of a popular bike route. it is the section on the map in yellow. cars on chain of lakes drive will be able to turn life -- left onto mlk drive to exit the park onto sunset boulevard. this was closed during the pandemic as a car free alternative. it reopened the section of road to reduce traffic congestion in the area. a concrete barrier is now keeping cars and bicyclists on separate paths. drew: 5:54 and we are talking about tips to beat the heat because we have dangerous heat moving our way so stay hydrated with water and if you are outdoors seek out the shade frequently. if you know a lot of us we do not have ac, but if you do that is a great place to stay. do not leave people and pets

inside of cars and wear lightweight clothing and know the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat. stay hydrated and take care of yourself. remember your pets because when the air temperature is in the mid 90's that concrete and asphalt heats up very quickly. the asphalt especially gets close to 150 degrees, so they can -- so if you can walk your dogs early in the morning and escape the hot temperatures during the midday hours. aperture wise we heat up really quickly today. 10:00 a.m., we already have those temperatures in the 70's and 80's. route the lunchtime hour we will see 90's pop-up pretty quickly. from oakland to san jose in the upper 70's or mid 80's with a lot of sunshine and then into the afternoon the temperatures rise. the heat advisory will begin at 11:00 a.m. this morning for the inland city and the hills of the

north bay. from calistoga to fairfield, and concord we are exceeding 100 degrees and it is a warm day in the 80's and 90's. not only are we tracking dangerous heat inland we have the spare the air day in effect for moderate to poor air quality so you will notice the haze is with us. 104, antioch. 104, livermore. 104, ukiah and hot in other parts of the north bay. 98 santa rosa. look at fremont, 93. even along the peninsula well into the 80's. it will feel warm in the mid and upper 70's. we get relief from the heat later on by thursday and friday. kumasi: a pilot program that could make getting across the bay area a little bit easier. reggie: wildfire flames coming to close to homes, the newer fracking experience. kumasi: a push for officials to release more information about the sergeant mar-a-lago.

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