a breakthrough eczema treatment. >> announcer: building a better bay area. moving it forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00 justice department pushing back. new calls for officials to release more information about the fbi search of former president trump's florida home. why the d.o.j. does not want that to happen. reggie: flames coming from a east bay home. kumasi: the summer heat is back. we're taking a live look outside. we are facing dangerously hot temperatures and bad air quality. reggie: good morning and welcome to tuesday august 16th. kumasi: we will start with drew with the forecast. drew: we're tracking dangerous

temperatures inland especially. lot of cities will exceed 100 degrees. this is the tan cam this morning. you can see that poor air quality out there. lot of haze in our atmosphere. temperatures quickly warming by lunchtime. 80's and around the bay shore line. heat advisory begins at 11:00 a.m. for all areas shaded in orange. we'll look at ways to beat the heat coming up. kumasi: we're going so start with new developments in the search of former president trump's florida home. we know there's a push to release more information about how the search warrant was obtained. the fbi is confirming agents took his passports during the search. reporter: the justice department is fighting in court to keep the affidavit sealed. investigators say it includes information that could harm their investigation if it's made public. including witness information and details that have national

security implications. the court battle comes as investigators tried to figure out if the documents taken from mar-a-lago contained national security secrets. the investigation could include fingerprint analysis. >> trying to figure out who knew what, when or had access to what when. reporter: trump took to social media yesterday to accuse fbi agents of stealing his passports. he has three. an expired one, a regular passport. the justice department said it's an error and have returned those. leaders said the senate intelligence committee are asking for secure access to the seized documents and an assessment of potential risks to national security as a result of their mishandling. reggie: thank you. first in north bay, now we're hearing about legionnaire's disease happened in the south bay. a couple from long beach

contracted the sickness after staying at the aloft hotel. days later they started experiencing exhaustion, upset stomach, fevers and difficulty breathing. >> i resisted going to the e.r. room thinking that i'm just really tired. this will pass. quiet frankly, i don't remember. reggie: both dan and rita miles were hospitalized. four of which he was on a ventilator. they trace the bacteria to a hot tub at the hotel. their investigation revealed zero chlorine in the water. abc 7 news reached out to the aloft but we have not heard back. kumasi: striking kaiser permanente will be picketing today. they walkerred off the job

yesterday demanding kaiser hire more therapists. they will be picketing at medical centers in santa clara, oakland and santa rosa today. kaiser say of says they are still able to meet the needs of parents. reggie: dublin residents are back after a brush fire. it happened near i-580 after a car caught fire. for one resident, the flames hit too close to home. >> i was kind of shocked. i'm terrified. but i'm okay. >> the policeman knocked on he door. you need to get out of your house. reggie: firefighters quickly contained the flames. they credit well maintained vegetation in the area. no homes experienced severe damage. firefighters in placer county are dealing with spot fires as they work a fire burning along

interstate 80 and colfax. a big rig crashed and caught fire yesterday. flames spread to the nearby brush. that fire burned nearly 17 acres so far. you can track these wildfires in california by using our online interactive wildfire tracker. it shows current air quality. find it at abc7news.com. kumasi: happening now, a heat advisory are in effect as high temperatures are expected to hit the bay area. inland cities could see triple digits as high as 106 degrees today. abc 7 news reporter ryan is more on this. reporter: you can tell it is feeling a little bit warmer than what it usually is for this time in the morning. we can expect those temperatures just to keep rising as this day goes on. i know drew mentioning it all morning long. tuck feel that here in the east

bay, especially today will be a hot one. taking those precautions will be necessary as you go about your day. what will this exactly mean? it does mean that you can expect today to have some really hazy looking skies mixed with some really hot air. the bay area air quality management district -- this means they want you to limit driving as much as possible. that limits the amount of pollution you're adding to the air. air quality in the east bay looking in the moderate zone with expected to rise up to the unhealthy air quality region. some of that wildfire smoke coming from up north down to the bay area, mixing with that hot air. it will be a pretty hazy and not so good day when it comes to talking about the air quality. when we talk about this rise of that potential unhealthy level they are advising people if you

have any sort of respiratory issues, limit your time outside. that can hurt your health more. we're also talking about temperatures potentially exceeding triple digits the further inland you go. if you don't have any respiratory issues, it's going to be a hot one. hydration is important, taking those precautions will be very important. ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: a major help for people trying to get a monkeypox vaccine. the vaccine clinic being expanded in san francisco starting today. reggie: why popular player of capri sun is being recalled. drew: that sunrise is upon us. we're in store for a hot day for many. stay hydrated with water today. seek out shade. you want to wear that loose light weight clothing. know the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heatstroke. temperatures exceeding 100 in our hottest cities today. we'll look at highs a

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reggie: live look from the tower showing we have hazy conditions out there. drew: we're looking at air quality today. worst air quality found in the inland east bay today and santa clara valley. it's a gradual improvement. temperature wise, let's go hour-by-hour. 10:00 a.m. we're in the 80's in our warmest spot. 60's and 70's around the bay shore line. by lunchtime, most of the warmest cities exceeding 90 degrees. it gets even hotter into the afternoon. a dangerous heat inland. that's the call from accuweather today. 105 in concord, 104 in antioch

and 104 in livermore. the east bay it is warm, 83, oakland. even the city it will feel warm this afternoon in the 70's. that's weather. >> we are going to start here with the live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have two things. a crash that's blocking at least one lane. which did flip on at 5:44. the backup is starting to increase very quickly ever since that crash was reported. live look in walnut creek, 680 here, it is nice and clear in terms of the traffic. not necessarily the air. the chp has spare of the air alert. there's a winter weather advisory for the venetian bridge. one hour ride there and antioch to concord around 23 minutes for your ride. reggie: thanks. calls for more action to solve the homeless crises in one bay

area city. kumasi: peloton diy. why the company may soon ask you to put together your own bike. as we head to break, we are taking a live look outside. it is 6:12. we'll be right back. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more... crazy commutes... crowd control- have a nice day alex (thanks ms. ellen) ...taking the stairs. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks.

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prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. kumasi: in sonoma county, unhoused residents and advocates will be demanding action to protect at-risk community members. they are planning a rally and a march at santa rosa courthouse

square. they say the city lack enough secure emergency housing. they also accuse law enforcement taking or destroying people's belongings. organizers want an immediate action plan. reggie: today house speaker nancy pelosi is hosting a townhall to respond to the calls of the monkeypox outbreak. san francisco does have the most monkeypox cases in the bay area with more than 500 confirmed cases. nearly 2000 cases have been reported across the state. kumasi: getting a monkeypox vaccine is about to get easier in san francisco. the vaccine clinic is expanding its hours today and tomorrow. it's now going to run from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. lines for the vaccine has started to die down, the demand is high. the clinic averages 600 to 700 shots a day. >> we are doing better.

we are giving about the same amount of vaccine a day here because we have improved our processes. we've taken information from the community and the people who are being served at this clinic about how to get vaccines. kumasi: officials say doses from last week's allotment of 10,000 doses from the federal supply should last through thursday. they will update the public on future clinics once they get the next shipment. reggie: doctors in france believe a dog contracted the monkeypox virus from a human. that dog had slept in bed alongside two men who tested positive. the doctor says 12 days late, the dog not infected. the cdc says if you have monkeypox, you should avoid contact with animals including your pets. >> recognizing that these other animals that we share our lives and our homes with, can potentially be infected with human pathogens. it means we should take similar sorts of precautions that we would with our human love ones

as well. reggie: 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. they say if you do fear your pet may have monkeypox it's important to contact the vet and get that pet tested. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines at abc7news.com. kumasi: santa clara county doctor will be deposed involving two lawsuits. calvary chapel throughouted lockdown rules and racked up nearly $3 million in fines. one lawsuit the county trying to force the church to pay those fines and the other the church is challenging that covid restrictions. dr. cody is w. of the first health officials in the country to order lockdowns. reggie: peloton may start asking users to build their own bikes.

the company is considering allowing users to access the peloton app through third party bicycles. this is to get more customers after plummeting sales. in an interview with bloomberg, peloton ceo says redesigning for diy assembly will help cut costs. currently peloton must be built by a crew that arrives at your home. you know about mickey crocs. disney released these mickey ice cream for adults. shoe charms in case you're not involved in the croc community. it's sold at disney parks. the cost of the crocs are $60. kumasi: not croc community. [ laughter ] reggie: i love disney. you know i love mickey house.

kumasi: what is it about them? just the crocs or the pattern, the colors. reggie: crocs are for people, in my opinion -- kumasi: do we need to start? reggie: crocs are for children. people who wa work in the water industry. like canoeing industry. and nurses, they're on their feet all day. i get it. they are easy to clean. that's it. three broad categories. drew: they have relax mode and sports mode. [ laughter ]

reggie: i'm just wondering. drew: to each their own. kumasi: the charms, whatever. they are cute. drew: jibit'ses. kumasi: you got some? >> i don't have the traditional looking crocs. they are mad comfy. i wear them in water environment. they are comfy. i'm just saying, you all sound real old. drew: when gucci come out with the crocs -- kumasi: they might have some with heels. they did. they were pink. drew: now i'm very intrigued. we have a lot day.

here's the heat advisory. what you'll find areas shaded in orange will find hottest temperatures later on today. let look at the highs. starting in the south bay, it is a hot day in the south bay. 93 in san jose. lot of sunshine. will hit about 89 in cupertino and 90 redwood city, along with the coast, upper 60's to lower 70's. 74 downtown. south city hitting 76. it's a hot one in the north bay today. 97 in nevada. 103 in cloverdale. in the east bay, lot of sunshine, 81 berkeley, 90 in fremont, and dangerous heat today, 106 in fairfield, 104 in antioch. that heat advisory will begin at 11:00 a.m. this morning. overnight tonight, we will find just a little bit of patchy fog.

it's a pretty mild night in the 60's. around the bay shore line will go into the upper 50's and 60's. you want to take it easy inland today. not only hot. we have an sparety air day with poor air quality in many cities. we'll cool off by end of the week. cooler across-the-board. really shaping up to be nice saturday and sunday. reggie: thank you. now a look what's coming up on "good morning america." >> good morning. i have never heard you agree more with my husband, reggie than on the crocs. yeah. i knew it. safe to say, he does not have any. i got some things that are ufo's that are ugliest in the world.

coming up, we do have so much to get to. the new fall out after the fbi search at former president trump's florida home. trump calling the release unredacted affidavit behind the mar-a-lago search. we'll have the latest why the justice department is fighting to keep it sealed. an exclusive interview with a sole survivor of the lightning strikes just across the street from the white house. we were there for the reunion with the nurses who happen to be walking by who rushed in to save her. we'll talk about lightning safety. why you might want to book your winter trip in the heat of summer. holiday travel is expected to be the most expensive it's been in five years. we'll tell you when the best time to start booking is. we're celebrating black business month. this morning, we are dancing our way to dallas. we got a big surprise for a special person who has put representation center stage. very much on point. picking up and putting down.

reggie: i'm looking at -- they are named appropriately. oh. you say they are comfortable. >> but they are so good for you. they are very comfortable. they are very good for you. i'm not like hair stylest or nurse or anybody on my feet a lot. my husband like, not for you. sorry honey. not it. reggie: we love that. kumasi: you just want to be comfortable. you deserve that. >> it's good for your joints. reggie: we learned something new every day here. we're really educators. kumasi: yes. [ laughter ] reggie: ginger, thank you so much. we'll see you at

large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations,

leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. kumasi: welcome back. juice that can be in your child's school lunch is being recalled because it might contain cleaning products.

kraft heinz is pulling thousand of wild cherry capri sun from shelves. it maybe contaminated with cleaning solution. the juice has a used by date of june 25th of next year. it's not clear where the tainted products are shipped. you can return the juice to get a refund. we now have an idea of where in the bay area we can find the most teslas and as you might expect, most of the teslas are in high income areas. we're talking about silicone valley, oakland hill, marin county, 94957 has the highest concentration of owners. there are efforts now to make electric car ownership more equitable including the inflation reduction act that president biden set to sign today. that would expand incentives for people in lower income

neighborhoods. reggie: president biden expected to sign a bill into law. the impact for millions of americans. kumasi: we're taking a live look outside now at 6:28. we'll be right back. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting.

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reggie: marking a major accomplishment in his agenda. president biden set to sign the inflation reduction act into law today. kumasi: climate crises why clients say the bay area need to brace for a mega flood. reggie: we'll switch to hot weather today. we are expected to see some of the hottest temperatures of the week. drew is tracking those temps where you live. kumasi: good morning it's tuesday august 16th. reggie: we'll check in now with drew. drew: good morning. we're fog free over the golden gate. probably a warm day. we'll take you outside. here's a live look from east bay hills camera. there is a lot of haze in our

atmosphere. we have a spare of the air day for poor air quality in lot of spots today. big takeaway, it is a hot afternoon for lot of us inland. it's dangerously hot over 100 degrees today. around the bay shoreline, we're going into the 80's. along the coast, upper 60's to low 70's. we'll have a heat advisory beginning at 11:00 a.m. for all areas shaded in orange on your screen. for some of the hottest temperatures later on this afternoon. we'll look at those numbers coming up in eight minutes. reggie: that comes with a spare of the air alert in effect in the bay area. air quality is expected to be in the unhealthy range as temps could reach higher than 100 degrees in some areas. let's go to abc 7 news reporter ryan curry who's in walnut creek. reporter: good morning. having grown up in this area, there were days in the summer where you would wake up, you go outside. you can tell that day ahead was going to be a hot one. this day, has that same feel to

it. you can tell with the way the air is now and the temperature, it's going to be a hot one. we need to prepare for it. what does this mean if you're in the east bay, especially now. it means you could expect to see some very hot weather and very still air. there is a spare the air alert in effect now. given the fact that we're going to be potentially seeing some unhealthy air quality ranges in this part of the area. especially if you're in the east bay. some of that smoke from the wildfire up north will be coming down here to the bay area. if you mix that with the hot weather we're expected to see today, it will be a very hot and hazy day. already the air quality is in the moderate zone for this region. it is climbing. officials at the bay area air quality management say, people should avoid driving if they have to. that way it will reduce the pollution that's going on right now in the atmosphere. those hazy skies expected to see again today. that way, you can avoid adding to those hazy skies if you are in this region.

it is going to be a very bad day in terms of the air quality. if you have some sort of precondition respiratory illness, they advise that you just stay inside today and try to avoid any sort of rigorous activity if you going on outside. it is going to be a not so good day in terms of the air quality. even if you're not, it is going to be hot. we're expecting temperatures getting over the triple digit mark. staying hydrated and taking those extra precautions will be advised talking about this hot weather weather. ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: the u.s. could be in for a tomato sauce shortage and climate change is to blame. according to report by bloomberg, historic droughts are making it really hard for farmers to grow tomatoes. that's leading to a smaller supply of tomatoes for things like sauces and ketchup. california grows a quarter of the world's tomatoes and decline could result in noticeable spike in prices.

reggie: in livermore residents are filling up on recycled water. it's an effort to save water. a station opened at the livermore on jacqueline and boulevard. recycled water is available for free. the goal is for people to use this water for things like planting and irrigation so they don't go to the tap. >> it's not so much the money. it's just having the available water. i probably do a thousand gallons a week. reggie: the free fill station will be open on weekdays through october 1st. kumasi: the bay area and much of california is getting a wakeup call from scientists that the next climate crises is going to be mega floods. they are talking about major storms that last for weeks and that will put many cities and critical infrastructure under water. san francisco bay and everything near it is at risk. daniel swain co-authored a study at ucla's institute of the environment and sustainability. he said flood risks increases >> i thi the highest king

tides you seen and add a foot or two on top of that and then add an additional increment of flooding risk coming from all the water that will be rushing down from the hills from the rainfall. you'd see a significant amount of flooding on the bay shore. kumasi: it's hard to pinpoint the exact timing. scientists say a decade of severe floods is expected to happen some time in the next 30 years. swain says the focus of future studies will be to figure out how much it will cost to prepare for the crises. reggie: your voice your vote. it's primary day in alaska and wyoming where incumbents are fighting to keep their job. congresswoman liz cheney is set to lose her seat. >> reporter: former president trump is expected to achieve his biggest political victory since losing the white house. liz cheney is expected to be

defeated. she was one of ten house republicans who voted to impeach trump. she's vice chair on the committee on the eve of the election, many republicans in wyoming branded her a trader. she spoke to abc news about her decision earlier this year. >> i think the single most important thing is protecting the nation from donald trump. i think that matters to us as americans more than anything else. reporter: some democrats in wyoming switched their political party registration so they could vote for cheney as a last ditch effort to keep her in office. in alaska, senator lisa murkowski is facing a trump-backed challenger. both are expected to be on the november ballot because the top four candidates today advance to the main election. reggie: looking ahead to the november midterms, abortion rights are expected to be a key focus for voters. at least four states are launching ballot efforts to further restrict abortion rights.

indiana lawmakers were the first in the nation to pass a bill restricting access to abortion since the u.s. supreme court overturned roe v. wade. kansas was the first state to give the voters a chance to weigh in. >> democrats think this can happen in kansas, it can happen anywhere. the country is in favor of some access to abortion. reggie: california, kentucky, montana, vermont, michigan and colorado may also add ballot initiatives to november's ballot. kumasi: happening told, president biden will sign his $750 billion inflation reduction act into law. it includes clean energy funding, its as on the super rich and healthcare access for millions of americans. the bill will be signed during a small ceremony at the white house today. the president is returning from a trip early to do it. there will be aceateptember 6th along with a cross country campaign to promote how the bill will benefit americans.

reggie: apple employees will have to return to the office three days a week. ceo tim cook sent a memo to workers requiring them to go in on tuesdays and thursdays and one other day that they work out with their managers. that is is set to start september 5th. cook says the schedule can be adjusted if needed. he says the move would preserve in-person collaboration. apple delayed its return to work plans several times because of covid cases. kumasi: netflix has put up its campus for sublease. the complex a located at 1150 winchester circle. the company is trying to save money after losing nearly a million subscribers. its stock fell nearly 50%. netflix is trying to sublease part of its face in los angeles. reggie: police make an arrest on this brutal attack on this san francisco woman. kumasi: this is a live look of

the new york stock exchange. another update next. reggie: great cause inspiring two men to walk in all 50 states. the story just ahead. you can watch us for a whole extra hour, abc 7 at 7:00 is live every weekday from 7 oa.m. to 8:00 a.m. you can download it now to your phone, tablet, roku, apple tv, amazon fire or android tv. drew: time now 6:39. beautiful sunrise from the camera this morning. we are in store for not only a hot afternoon for a lot of us, but one that will find moderate to poor air quality. spare the air day is in effect for the next 24 hours. the worst air quality will be found in the inland east bay and santa clara valley. we'll find gradual improvement. by thursday you'll notice some haze in our atmosphere. some tips to beat the heat, stay hydrated with water, seek out

shade if you have to be outdoors. if have ac, that's the best bet today. don't leave people or pets inside cars. cars heat up very quickly on days like this. you want to wear that loose light weight clothing. know the symptoms of heat exhaustion. think about your pets as well. hot days like this, the concrete and asphalt can warm up very quickly. it can get to 150 degrees. walk them in the early morning or late evening hours. coolest parts of our day. hour-by-hour, temperature wise, you'll find 80's on the board by 10:00 a.m. by lunchtime, widespread 80's 8s aand 90's. 83 oakland and 74 in the city, santa rosa up to 98 degrees.

>> high everyone. we're starting again with the bay bridge toll plaza. this is our busy spot now. metering lights came on at 5:44. we had a crash on the opposite side of the metering lights that has cleared. we had a car with a flat tire. it's been nonstop. that traffic is backed up to the 880. this has become a really crowded area as of late. especially after about 6:15. we'll continue to see that area impacted. our drive times here tracy to dublin improving a bit. it's 57 minutes. highway 4 commute is slowing down. the chp

kumasi: we have breaking news. first lady jill biden has tested

positive for covid-19. her press secretary says she started having minor symptoms last night and tested positive thisorning. d paxlovid and isolate for five days. she's fully vaccinated and double boosted. she was on a trip to south carolina at the time and will be staying there until she test negative two times. president biden tested negative and he's recovered from a covid-19 infection. reggie: three people including two minors have been arrested for the violent robbery of a 70-year-old asian woman in san francisco. officers still looking for a fourth suspect who is also a juvenile. you can see the victim in the surveillance video. she was beaten and robbed in her apartment complex on francisco street july 31st. the video helped police identify one of the suspects 18-year-old darrell moore. he's known by police in several cities. another suspect is 13 years old. a 14-year-old is still wanted. the youngest suspect arrested is

just 11 years old. the charges include robbery, elder abuse, burglary and false imprisonment. >> we've seen continue wave of these horrible attacks. we know that they are not isolated incidents. reggie: the 18-year-old suspect will be charged as an adult. the others will be processed through the juvenile justice system. as for the 11-year-old, he may be too young to be charged with a crime. kumasi: a san francisco hospital can keep its doors open a little bit longer thanks to -- to a federal extension. >> we see this as a good thing. it allows us to really focus our effort on our number one priority, which is recertification so it can continue to be -- it can resume its enrollment in the medicare, medicaid programs. kumasi: the nursing home serves more than 600 people during the extension, transfers and discharges of current residents

will remain on hold. new admissions have been paused since january. the facility lost its certification in april after failing to meet standards of care under federal regulations. tonight in daly city, councilmembers will be holding a townhall to discuss the company that owns seton medical center. nurses passed a vote for no confidence for the hospital administrators. nurses are calling for a investigation into revenue and spending. seton issued a statement saying they were working to hire more staff and they pledged to improve infrastructure at the hospital. reggie: now for your morning money report, american airlines are splashing thousands of flights. from the november schedule. according to data, they scaled back 31,000 flights or 16% of its planned trips. officials from the airline tells cnn, it's a proactive adjustment to make sure they have enough staff for the flight schedule.

live look at the new york stock exchange. you can see that we are barely in positive territory up about 10 points. google rolls out its biggest android update. the android 13 for pixel phones is now available. it allows you to customize non-google app icons to match your wallpaper. it lets you limit notifications and which photos and videos certain apps can access. kumasi: two brothers are on a walk of lifetime. it's a labor of love with every step forward, they are hoping to help children who they say are left behind and what they call a broken foster care system. they were both born in the foster care system 27 years ago. now they're trying to walk 20 miles in every state to raise money and awareness. >> we been through that system and we made it out. i was like, man, god placed us on this earth to do this for a

reason. it's just how our life was. we were hurting. we wanted to give up. we didn't give up. kumasi: the brothers say they hope to raise enough money to open a home for kids transitioning out of foster care and eventually open another facility for kids who are currently in the system. i love that. reggie: that's a lot of stems. kumasi: they are worth it. reggie: are they in crocs? i don't know. drew: outside today. it's going to be a hot one for cities inland. also find poor air quality. feel like summer is arriving. take a live look outside. east our east bay hills area. haze is with us this morning. you can see that poor air quality prompting the spare of the air day. here's that heat advisory. this will begin at 11:00 a.m. for all areas shaded in orange. this is where we'll find some of the hottest teams all day.

high start in the south bay, hot one 93 in san jose. 98 in morganville, 89 for cupertino. 87 palo alto. upper 60's lower 70's along the coastline. downtown today we'll hit the mid-70's. south city f 76 or 77 degrees. we'll go to 98 in santa rosa. 97 in nevada, 98 in sonoma, 94 in napa. 90 in fremont today, 83 in oakland, 81 in berkeley, 88 in newark, here's that dangerous heat inland. 106 in fairfield, 100 walnut creek, 105 in brentwood. 104 in livermore.

overnight tonight, very limited fog. just along the immediate coastline. mainly clear skies, mild temperatures in the 60's and 70's. here's the accuweather 7 day forecast. hazy skies, hot today. still hot inland tomorrow. the heat will ease by end of the week. upcoming weekend looking nice. cooler across-the-board. kumasi: popular rapper, asap rocky, now is facing felony assault charges with a semiautomatic firearm. he pulled a gun on a former friend and fired off in hollywood last year. prosecutors do allege that it was during an argument that escalated in which asap rocky pulled that gun out and fired twice. the victim had a minor injury from the incident. representatives did not say or respond to a request for comment. he is set to be arraigned tomorrow. reggie: as back to school season approaches, uber eats is going to deliver more than just food. starting today, the apple

delivers school supplies. as a way to diversify their delivery services, uber has teamed up with office depot and office max-in providing on demand school supplies. ilast week we told you about a naming contest for the newest hippo born at the cincinnati zoo. the answer is fritz. fritz is brother to one of the country's most famous hippos fiona. more than 250,000 votes came. fritz won out 56% of the vote. other name was ferguson.

kumasi: my dad would never name me clarissa. my momma won that fight. reggie: thank goodness. [ laughter ] think about it. i'm sorry. drew: we love you. reggie: unlimited free public transportation linked with almost all of bayer transit agencies. the clipper bypass is a pilot program launched today to provide that. it's only available to select college students. the initial participants will be celebritied f -- selected from universities. the program will continue until 2024. they will study the impact of accessible public transportation. kumasi: today the santa clara county board of supervisors will consider expanding wellness centers. the services would emotional support and short-term behavioral needs of students. experts say the pandemic caused

an increase in mental health issues among young each. >> people. >> we've seen an increase of youth suffering from depression, anxiety and suicide. kumasi: the county will consider related proposal that would expand emotional crises services for young adults. san francisco is modifying a small section of a popular bike route that goes through golden gate park. check out this map. the section in the yellow. cars on chain of lakes driver will be able to turn left on to mlk drive to exit the park on sunset boulevard. this section was closed to cars during the pandemic as part of a car free alternative. it reopened this section to reduce traffic congestion this that area. concrete barrier is keeping cars and bicyclists on separate paths. reggie: new census data reveals growing gender gap among homeowners.

single women are more likely to own their home than single men. the san jose, santa clara area has the biggest gap of any large market. the 49% homeownership rate for single women is 11% points higher than rate for single men. men still average higher pay. that's interesting. kumasi: that is very interesting. reggie: she's a woman of the world. she has a home here. she has a home in palm springs. kumasi: does she? reggie: she's a boss. kumasi: my daddy should have said, clarissa, have your home. up next -- reggie: you can watch our newscast live and on demand through the abc 7 bay area. available for apple tv, android

tv, amazon fire tv and roku. you can start streaming. reggie: we're taking a live look outside now at 6:54. we'll be right back.

californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27.

kumasi: here's seven things to know this morning. drew: we are tracking a dangerous heat inland today. kumasi: breaking news, first lady jill biden has tested positive for covid-19. president biden has tested negative. reggie: abc 7 will have a special report around 12:30 this afternoon where president biden signs the inflation reduction act into law. you can watch that event live here on abc 7 and wherever you stream. kumasi: number four, the fbi has it returned former president donald trump's passport. the justice department is

opposing ask to unseal the affidavit. it's a road map to their investigation. reggie: monkeypox vaccine clinic is expanding its hours. today and tomorrow it will be and from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. officials will update future hours once the city receive more vaccine doses. >> it's been a pretty light morning in terms of traffic. not a lot of blocking issues. we do have slow downs starting with the bay bridge pza your traffic is backed up to the 880 crossing. you got to merge earlier. kumasi: that is a solid line. >> you can see what to expect if you traveling westbound. kumasi: number seven, would you be willing to diy your $1500 peloton bike? the company is instituting a

plan where you can put the bike together yourself. hopefully it won't cost you as much. >> john, this thing like more stressed than it's worth. drew: probably like 30 minutes. these are people who do it, how many times a day for how many weeks. they know what they are doing. reggie: the way my body is slamming forward and back on that thing. drew: two and three and we're back to one. kumasi: this is the boujeeest conversation.

>> i want my peloton delivered. drew: you too can have one for 93 easy good morning, america. for our viewers in the west on this tuesday morning, new fallout after that fbi search at former president trump's florida home. breaking overnight. former president trump now calling for the release of the unredacted affidavit behind the mar-a-lago search, while the justice department fights to keep it sealed, arguing it could compromise their investigation and reveal cooperating witnesses. now, investigators looking through security footage subpoenaed from trump's home as they try to determine if national secrets were compromised and pressure builds on others inside trump's inner circle. primary showdown. trump versus cheney. with the polls opening in just hours in the key state of