announcer: this is abc7news. kumasi: thousands of students heading back to class today. still dealing with a shortage of teachers. what families can expect as kids arrive on campus. reggie: one of trump's biggest opponents is out. liz cheney is saying her fight is not over yet kumasi: -- over yet. kumasi: the sun icomiew is trac. reggie: that fog is out there. kumasi: it is pretty dark out there. drew: the sun is now setting before it caught p.m.

-- before 8:00 p.m. reggie: i'm still ok with 7:00 p.m. drew: and we do not switch the clocks until the fall. do you remember the stress of first outfits? kumasi: you just stressed those kids out. can he see me? drew: live doppler 7 this morning, we are tracking monsoonal moisture this morning. we had a couple lightning straight and solano county. that is something that we will -- strikes in solano county. that is something that we will continue to track. highee those partly cloudy

conditions through the day. it is a hot day inland. kumasi: turning to education. it is back-to-school day for many students, but this is coming as the district itself is scrambling to fill hundreds of open teaching positions. the are live with what is being done to fill these vacancies. reporter: it has been difficult for san francisco to fill these positions. this is an issue that many other districts are dealing with, but san francisco unified has hundreds of positions that they want to fill, and they want to fill them as soon as possible. they have around 400 positions listed. around 100 of them are teacher openings.

many factors are causing this, such as the pandemic, the pay and how to live in san francisco when the rent is so expensive. that is an issue when it comes to recruitment of these teachers. tied b positis ncies. >> we developed a plan in which they can job share. they can continue to do the job that they were hired to do and they can cover a classroom in a job sharing situation. reporter: for some of these positions, they are not requiring a teaching credential. all you need to do is complete a certain amount of college credits to get hired, and then the district can help you with the credentials process. they want to get 100 teachers hired as soon as possible. even with classes and students returning today.

live in san francisco, ryan curry con abc7news. reggie: a victory for former president trump overnight. liz cheney lost her seat to a trump candidate. kumasi: she vows to keep fighting. she says she will do whatever it takes to make sure that trump is never again anywhere near the oval office liz cheney has been a critic of trump's and the theories. the fight to stop trump is exactly what propelled her loss to her opponent last night. >> no house seats or office in this land is more important than the principles that we are all well undstd e tential politicalf abiding by my duty. >> clear and unwavering --

kumasi: mejia? -- reggie? reggie: the day of the midterm elections. there are plans to get the teams involved as well. kumasi: the new police chief and district attorney are vowing to face the violence facing the community. they met with numbers of the community last night. elderly members of the asian community have been since us brutally attacked. arrests have been made and a suspect has been identified in the third case. >> i was a victim of this violence.

i was very scared and ivana way. >> this is not -- i ran away. >> we need to prosecute these cases better in a way that the message that this type of conduct is no longer tolerated in san francisco. kumasi: some say they want more officers and others say that they want better prosecution. they are trying their best to solve each case. reggie: starting at at no sacramento. several locations are in the bay area. this week, more than 2000 workers have been protesting. they are demanding more therapists and raises. kaiser says they are still able to meet the needs of all of their patients. kumasi: we are looking into issues of race and social

justice. a musician says he was profiled at a local restaurant. he took to instagram live to talk about his experience. he said after paying his bill, the manager followed him to his car and asked if he had taken care of his server. he says he thinks the man was trying to insinuate that he did not leave a tip. >> showed so much lack of respect for me and all of us that ate at the restaurant. i do not think he would do that to a white person. kumasi: butler says he did pay and he left a generous tip. the restaurant left a message on his instagram saying that the incident should not have ever happened and that the manager is on temporary leave. he reached out to do's and a gander, the restaurant involved in this, for further comment but did not receive a response. reggie: if you want a monkeypox

vaccine, today is a good day to do it. they do not have plans right now for the next clinic because they are still awaiting for more vaccine supply. all of that comes as santa clara becomes the third base county to reach a triple digit number of cases. they have 100. alameda county has 130. solano county is in the orange tier with 21 reported cases. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, including this story that you see here about the first reported human to pet transmission. you can find it on our website. the white house says newly updated booster shots could be available in the next three weeks. the fda and cdc still have to

authorize the shots. kumasi: warning that there could be major financial consequences at the city of san francisco fails to meet housing are. a new law demands that they build additional housing units by 2031, or risk losing state funding for things like transportation projects. according to the examiner, they believe that $100 million in funding is at risk. this concern is coming to light after the state rejected the house drafting plan last week and announced a review of housing policies. a big window or a southbay church that has been fighting over covid finds. reggie: student loans canceled for some. drew: a live look from the tower showing that you have fog over the city this morning. we are still expecting a hot day

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kumasi: kayla isom's -- they are asking that you reduce energy this afternoon. avoid using your dishwasher, washer and dryer. you are also asked to turn off all unnecessary lights and set your thermostat to 78 degrees or higher. drew: waking up to clowns this morning. it is associated with moisture moving in. here is live doppler 7.

adding clouds to the atmosphere. also the chance of a shower and the threat for lightning. we will have high clouds with us throughout the morning and through the afternoon. you can see future weather, the best chance of finding an isolated shower. highest today, -- highest temperatures today will be inland. 90 and san jose. it is quite warm, if not hot in the north bay. 93 santa rosa. >> we will with the graphics in

the southbay. you can see the speeds are tracking before mickey road. one of the vehicles did roll over. the backup is beginning there. also starting to get busy at the bridge, but nowhere near as bad as it was this time yesterday. tracy to dublin -- kumasi: airbnb has a new tool to stop parties. how they can stop a potential party before the home is even booked. and -- reggie: and the latest in the high-rise drama. kumasi: you can now watch our newscast live throughout the day on abc line. -- live.

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one resident says somebody got her check book and withdrew thousands of dollars. >> it is alarming to think that somebody is rummaging through my bedroom, grabs a box full of my check books, and now i have to deal with identity theft. kumasi: the contractor seen taking an item has been terminated. they have also suspended access to the units while they investigate the incidents. reggie: airbnb can block reservations using a series of factors like mental history, booking dates and how far away a rental is from someone's home. the system has been tested for about a year across australia. they have been working to ban parties since a deadly shooting at airbnb in 2019. kumasi: an appeals court has said -- has overturned finds

against a church over covid finds. -- the ruling against a church over covid fines. the county is still seeking more than $2 million against the church for violating other covid rules. reggie: a first for the city. workers at a starbucks have joined a union. workers lost hours as they scramble to get shifts at other locations. that may have contributed to the decision to unionize. the union movement began in the spring of 2021 and 190 locations have been unionized. fast food workers spent the night at the capital, urging to give a voice to their pay and benefits. it would create a counsel that

sets standards for those workers. this bill faced strong opposition and failed last year, but it is up for debate again this year. kumasi: canceling billions of dollars worth of student loan debt. this impacts students who attended the itt institute. as shut after losing government funding and failing to show compliance with accreditation standards. by the end of the month, the president will announce if you will cancel more student debt for loan borrowers. after a case of monkey see, monkey do. their turn to be -- that turned out to be some monkey business. an animal grab a cell phone from a golf cart and started pushing

buttons. somehow, the 10 month old monkey ended up calling 911. there was no emergency, but they came out anyways. the zoo's assistant director says that the monkey knows how to get to her phone in her backpack. now she has to come back with an elaborate passcode so that the monkey will not take the phone. reggie: it is the bananas at the bottom of the golf cart for me. that was really funny. something we have not considered, but if this was deliberate? what if they have reason to call? kumasi: and he was so happy when they got there. reggie: stop monkeying around. drew: we should check on him. kumasi: we should check on him. drew: fog has returned to the

coast today. warm temperatures inland this morning. a chance for thunderstorms and a few showers. weather concerns will be lessening after today. you can see a scattering of green returning. we are getting confirmation that a couple of light wrinkles are hitting. thankfully, no lightning strikes associated with a this morning. not out of the question as you go out there this morning. we are watching more moisture moving in. lightning strikes are something that we are tracking all day long. still hot in the 90's. partly cloudy skies tonight. fog returns areawide. we will check -- track the chance of a shower.

we will track anything that moves through. cooler weather across the board. reggie: good morning america is coming up at 7:00. kumasi: ginger has a look at what is ahead. ginger: coming up, we are tracking two big stories centered around former president donald trump. we have a 12-year-old beaver fighting for his life. -- a 12-year-old fighting for his life. now a turbulent summer travel season, i am seeing it almost every week in those airports. using apple tags to keep luggage safe. and we are celebrating black business month with this

smoothie king of atlanta. we large out-of-state corporations hav thr sigh. 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.

reggie: they could be a new development on a years long battle. according to our media partner, the 49ers are offering to settle the lawsuit for $3.3 million. the lawsuit stems from the decision by the city not to allow the team to manage non-nfl events. onto the agreement, they would still be allowed to manage all events at the city. an employee has been arrested for stealing a passenger's bag. the bag's owner says she had about $1600 worth of belongings in the bag. she checked into the airport in destin but instead of flying with her, they tracked the bag about 11 miles from the airport. it led them to the 19-year-old

suspect who was a subcontractor. >> i like to hide them so that they are not easily identifiable. you can put them in clothing, so if your bag is stolen, it is a lot harder to find the tag. reggie: as for the woman's luggage, it still has not been returned. this is why we do not check luggage, friends. pumpkin spice season starts today at dunkin' donuts with drinks and food items. punk and spice latte, pumpkin cream colored brew and a new nutty pumpkin coffee. there is a pumpkin cake doughnut, pumpkin muffins and maple sugar snacking bacon? why? next at 630, alarms are going off this morning. it is the first day back to

school in san francisco, but there is a rush to find more teachers. enjoy that snacking bacon, whatever that is.

announcer: this is abc7news. reggie: a major victory for the biden administration. the president signing the inflation reduction act into law. the impact that you might feel. kumasi: a man known for helping the community needs help himself. reggie: and a live look outside. parts of the bay are heating up again. kumasi: good morning, everyone. it is august 17th. drew: this morning we are waking up to isolated showers out there.

live doppler 7 is tracking this monsoonal moisture moving through right now. the focus of any of the showers, you can see 280 along the peninsula with your windshield my prayers needed for a few minutes or so. any showers could come with a lightning strike. we have fog along the coast and it is a beautiful sunrise. gorgeous color on the screen. the best chance of finding thunder is this afternoon. we will track the showers for you in about eight minutes. reggie: famously in san francisco, there are more dogs than kids. kids are heading back to class and the district is still struggling to find enough teachers. ryan is live with how the

district is trying to fill those spots. reporter: it will take serious levels of recruitment to get some of these positions hired and hired fast. school does class today. they face a good amount of challenges when it comes to getting these positions hired. to some of those issues include the pandemic, pay and how to live in san francisco when the rent is so expensive. all of these things are making it difficult to hire for these positions. other school districts also have to go through this. there is some competition on who to hire. they have it programmed where you do not need a teaching credential to start in certain positions. they just need a few college credits.

the teachers union thinks that this has nothing to do with the shortage of teachers but a lot to do with not paying them enough. >> we do not have a shortage of teachers. there are a lot of qualified educators in the bay area, in this country. what we have is a crisis of professional pay. reporter: principles and the districts say they are losing teachers across the state. some are leaving last minute, which is difficult, given the fact that school resumes today. they say they want to hire at least 100 teachers as soon as possible. kumasi: this morning, president into law. this will impact every american.

reporter: it is a landmark achievement in his presidency. it will expand subsidies to help 13 million americans pay for health insurance and capping drug prices for medicare recipients. there is also 370 billion in tax credits for solar panels and electric vehicles. it is paid for by large companies. president biden coined today offers proof that the soul of america is vibrant and the future of america is bright and the promise is real and just beginning. reporter: it allowed for a zero majority. president biden will help carry democrats to win the election in november.

reggie: the fbi has arrested tj cox. he represented the fresno area and was indicted on 28 crimes regarding multiple fraud schemes and creating unauthorized, off the books bank accounts. some charges include federal money laundering and fraud charges regarding campaign donations. he could face up to 20 years in prison and 30 years for the charges of financial institution fraud. kumasi: the first husband of pap -- pop icon britney spears is said to be arraigned. there was an arrest warrant issued in 2016. bail was set at at $20 million. alexander was married to britney spears for less than three days

in 2004 before an annulment. he was transferred after serving time for crashing britney spears's latest wedding in june. a local food pantry volunteer is desperate to find his truck this morning. anthony relies on his silverado and also uses it to take his daughter to and from school. >> i have no insurance, so if they burn it or anything, it's done. >> it does affect how this place operates because we are different than most institutions. kumasi: surveillance cameras captured this moving through the area. additional footage shows them stopping the truck and his truck

being stolen two minutes later. reggie: a massive food hall has been scrapped. according to the chronicle, they have backed out to focus on their current restaurants. they had originally planned to create a food hall with fuel service dining areas and a lineup of star chefs on rotation. a representative said they are still working on activities. a texas restaurant owner and jiu-jitsu champion is adding another title to his resume. he was getting his kids ready for school when a gator showed up on the driveway of his home. he said he threw towels on the gator's face to comment down, something he learned from steve

irwin on tv. >> once i got closer, i put my knee on it. i just grabbed the mouth. once you grab the mouth, that's it. he is done. reggie: his t-shirt. i cannot repeat it. instead of waiting for a game warden, he used his own truck to release the gator into a nearby creek. kumasi: what? reggie: no gator or person was hurt in the process. kumasi: friend. reggie: why would he put it the nearby creek? would you move it further away? kumasi: no. this poor creature has been through enough. he got slammed, penned -- reggie: the bay area company leading the way on vaccines. kumasi: and you can see we are

down almost 200 points in the markets. we will have an update, next. reggie: and a new girl scout cookie will make history when it goes on sale next year. abc 7 is live on weekdays on the streaming app. you can download it now. drew: we had taking a look at our camera. if you look at the top of the screen, those are isolated showers that are falling, thanks to monsoonal moisture. i am seeing raindrops. live doppler 7, we had this shower moving through san mateo. likely, you are seeing drops. we will take you into the city now where we are seeing some isolated drops.

even into the east bay, another light shower. really isolated in nature. this is moving into napa this morning. so far, we have not seen any lightning strikes, but the threat is certainly with ice as the moisture moves through the rest of today. another batch of moisture is on its way. this will likely move into our neighborhood for this afternoon for a chance of lightning strikes again. a lot of cloud cover up -- out there. a peppering of showers. we will likely keep the cloud cover and another chance of isolated showers moving through. there is a red flag warning in effect for much of california. it is hot in the 90's. that is the weather.

let's get a check on traffic. jobina: this will be on northbound 101. though traffic is backed up. tracking around six miles per hour. at the plaza, we do not have any of those crashes like we did yesterday. bringing in our camera from, the left-hand side is traveling southbound and everything is at the limit in that area. here is the problem. highway four is kind of a mess.

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. now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box.

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reggie: ushering in a new era of tests for other diseases. seeking approval of a test that will diagnose the flu, in addition to covid-19. they have applied for approval for the first test to diagnose -- it could eliminate similar symptoms and prevent transmission to others. >> they will not come into the office infectious. i will confess that my behaviors in the past were to still go to work, even with the flu, but i do not think i will do that anymore. reggie: the ceo says the device has already been approved for use in canada. it will cost $75 if purchased directly but it could be lower if dispensed by a health provider. kumasi: the fda will allow

hearing aids to be sold over-the-counter, without a prescription. they can cost up to $5,000 a pair. this is supposedly going to lead to more designs and eight lower cost. adidas is offering headphones made with recycled plastics. it can use any available light source. they are designed to take a tumble and support sporty lifestyles. reggie: a safety recall from general motors. recalling many suvs because of an issue. it 202021 -- 2021 and 2022 models. the national highway traffic

administration says the seatbelts may not properly restrain the person using them. general motors says they are not aware of any incidents or injuries. car owners can contact their dealership to get more information. you can find more information for the recall on our website. kumasi: a 12-year-old boy from utah is still in the hospital. the starting left fielder fell six feet off of the top bunk bed at a dorm monday morning. his dad gave an update through facebook same doctors told him that his son had a punctured artery, which caused bleeding on his brain. he is still communicating with his teammates. >> a friend called to talk to easton. kumasi: his uncle says his

nephew is in the icu while doctors wait for the swelling in his brain to go down. if 18 eight -- 18 eight had not been awake and by his side after the fall, his nephew might not be alive. reggie: supersonic commercial flights could soon be in the future. american airlines altered -- -- just bought ultrasonic gents. it would transport passengers on some routes twice as fast as current aircraft. it is still in the early stages of development but they hope to have the planes ready by 2029. they struck a deal with united last year. we had down almost 200 points. lyft has become the latest company with driverless cars on the road. they have synced up to launch

these self-driving rides. they plan to expand the service next year. amazon accusing the federal trade admission. they have been looking at the amazon prime membership program and the large issue about how companies run programs in general. they say the ftc is taking unusual and perplexing measures. they call investigative demands unworkable and unfair. the ftc has declined to comment on the allegations. kumasi: the girl scouts announced a new cookie. it is a cookie with raspberry filling instead of men. it will be the first girl scout cookie ever to be only available online.

it is time to get excited again about san francisco's fleet week. the ayrshire -- airshow features thohmcinjops warship tours. there have been some funky scented candles lately, but this one smells like -- did you all steal the lemonade from aaa? -- from aaa -- chipotle? reggie: why the lemonade and not the coke? kumasi: the lemonade. reggie: i did not know that

there was a connection between getting a free water cup and is typically lemonade. kumasi: if you are going to do it, do it. listen. look at it. this is a candle and it looks like a cup from chipotle. it will be officially launched tomorrow. it is said to be a tribute to people who accidentally fill up their water cups with lemonade. this is a limited edition soy candle. it comes with a promo code, see you can actually go and get a lemonade, legally. drew: if you are stealing lemonade, you are not buying a $28 candle. reggie: the $28 was a surprise. that's how much he would spend for a nice candle, but not for

one that looks like a chipotle cup. drew: at least you can buy this. many stories, you cannot buy it or it's sold out. let's go outside. a live look. we have monsoonal moisture. let's take a tour. we had a shower coming back to the west of downtown napa this morning. you are seeing drops where you are this morning. we are finding isolated showers across much of the region. you can see it moving over the bridge this morning. some people in the city are seeing raindrops. heavy shower moving through twin peaks.

a similar story for venetia this morning. richmond, we are finding light showers this morning, even in the oakland hills. you are seeing cloud cover isolated drops. all of these showers do not have any lightning with them, but we are seeing a lightning strike off the coast of monterey. another batch of showers in fresno. this will work into the bay area and keep the chance of lightning in the hot temperatures in the 90's. 93 santa rosa. 90 in san jose. that threat for lightning exists through the afternoon. we have that marine layer with us. a chance of an isolated showers in the forecast.

they will track anything that moves through. a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. kumasi: this is an apology decades in the making. an actress who was booed onstage has received an apology. a member of the screen actors guild became the first native woman to stand on stage at the academy awards ceremony, on behalf of marlon brando. at his request, little feather did not accept the best actors award for the godfather and gave a passionate 62nd speech regarding the stereotypes of native americans in the industry. they announced a special program of reflection, healing and celebration with little feather, and that will be on september 17. reggie: today the board of

regents is set to discuss the impact report on the bruins moved to the pac-10. ucla's decision was met with intense backlash. it is meant to explain why a move would be better for long-term athletic success. they stand to lose at least $10 million a year and broadcast revenue. kumasi: if granola is your choice of breakfast, you might want to rethink. ice cream might be better. they gave an escort with 100 being the most healthy. chocolate ice cream scored 35 points. one researcher says granola ranks lower while ice cream has proteins and nutrients, and sugar as well. i do not know. but also, nobody asked you to

get the granola bar dipped in chocolate. reggie: right? leave me alone. like drew says, we are not here for a long time, we are here for a good time. kumasi: that is very true. reggie: you know what is good is a yogurt parfait with the granola. kumasi: you are right, friend. that is good. we are going to live our lives. up next, what you need to know for today. reggie: you can watch our forecast through the app. you can download the app now and start streaming. kumasi:

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. ♪good vibes by moa l.m. munoz & ryan t. short♪ ♪♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touch ground, never enough♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪

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do not be surprised if you see a few drops this morning. even the chance for lightning. it is hot allowing the shoreline. kumasi: sheet is impacting much of the state. you can avoid major appliances and setting your thermostat to 78 degrees. reggie: back to school in san francisco. the district scrambles to find teachers. lower pay and the cost of housing are among some of the biggest challenges. kumasi: newly updated booster shots will be available in the coming weeks. reggie: wyoming republican congresswoman liz cheney last her primary. any concessions speech, she vowed to do whatever it takes to make sure that trump is never

again anywhere near the oval office. jobina: a pretty big backup due to a crash. one lane is blocked. kumasi: and rapper snoop dogg and mr. pete dropped a new serial. it was founded look good. it looks like froot loops, marshmallows -- i did not like jobina: do not like lucky charms . kumasi: here we are. jobina: snoop dogg also has his own wine. kumasi: i'm not mad at it.

reggie: good morning, america. for our viewers in the west on this wednesday morning, congresswoman and trump critic liz cheney concedes defeat in that wyoming primary. overnight former president trump's harshest critic in the republican party losing her race in wyoming by an overwhelming margin. liz cheney conceding defeat to her trump-backed opponent. what it means for the republican party, the january 6th investigation, and what liz cheney is now vowing to do next. trump versus doj. as the former president pushes for the release of that sealed affidavit behind the mar-a-lago search, a judge set to hold a hearing. what he could decide. plus, who the fbi has already interviewed from inside trump's