search for a missing teen in truckee. what a private search group says they found. >> expanded efforts against monkeypox. reggie: millions of people bracing for dangerous flash flooding. kumasi: while we will not get any rain, it is warming up here. reggie: hope everyone is doing well on this monday. let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma. drew: temperatures are bouncing back up again today. visibility not too bad. the only issue is in santa rosa. elsewhere we are doing ok this morning. temperatures in most spots running a little bit cooler. 50's on the board from the north bay to the bay shoreline. outside, a live look from the

exploratorium camera showing a fair amount of fog. low clouds this morning. a lot of sunshine this afternoon and temperatures warm quickly later on today. you are sunrise shortly after 6:30. 70's and 80's by lunchtime with a lot of sunshine. patchy fog along the coastline but today is the warmest afternoon we have all week. widespread 80's and 90's. some of our hottest spots will get into the upper 90's. will show you the rest of the week ahead in a few minutes. jobina: officials plan to update the search for missing teen kiely rodni. a group says they found the 16-year-old in her car and a reservoir just outside of truckee a few yards from where she was last seen. j.r.: and suo -- an suv pulled out of the creek in truckee late sunday afternoon.

authorities going so far as to cover the windows with tarps so no one could see inside. this is hours after divers who were part of a private search group on youtube called adventures with purpose posted to facebook we just found kiely rodni, cars upside down and only 14 feet of water. confirmed kylie is inside, family notified, law enforcement on the way. the nevada sheriff's office saying we are on scene and working with adventures with purpose to locate and remove the vehicle in question. we have not been able to confirm it is her vehicle or seat -- or she is inside. the vehicle taken out of the water looks just like the suv she was in. the 16-year-old was last seen on a party on august 6, one said to be a few hundred yards away from where this vehicle was found. authorities have put in around 20,000 man-hours in search for kylie.

adventures with purpose group have only been searching for 24 hours. a day after she went missing a friend told me to zoom -- told me on a zoom conversation she would've been heavily intoxicated and was unable to drive on the dirt road where the party was going on. she and others are heartbroken. many questions. the first is this her and how was she missed during the initial searches? the sheriff's office had just been talking about aircrews searching 80 miles from that location. what happened there? there is a press conference scheduled for 11:00 monday. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. reggie: this group adventures with partners was featured earlier this year on nightline. >> i started a youtube series

called adventures with purpose in july 2018. that was just getting in the water and showing what was out of sight, out of mind, pop cans, bottles. >> when did you make that shift from trying to clean something off the bottom of the lake to somehow trying to find all sorts of pieces of evidence from previous cases and find human bodies? >> it became a calling. a family reached out to me in the fall of 2019 to -- who had seen these videos on youtube and said we have lost loved one in missouri. we believe he is in the water. we have a cell phone. can you come help us because nobody else is helping us. reggie: on its website adventures with purpose says it has helped solve 23 missing persons cases -- missing persons cases since 2019.

you can download the app and enable push alerts to be notified of breaking news as it happens. we will send out another one around 11:00 when live coverage of the news conference starts updating the investigation. jobina: more help is on the way to combat the spread of monkeypox across the bay area. san francisco is adopting a new injection method to stretch every vile. abc 7 news reporter lena howland joins us live from the san francisco general hospital where a clinical be set up will stop what can you tell us about these developments? lena: san francisco announced they will be getting 1600 doses from the federal supply and they will be able to stretch that in order to get five doses out of each one of those 1600 vials. the city's department of public health says in order to receive this massive allotment they must

now switch over to intradermal injections, which means injecting the vaccine between layers of skin. this will produce nearly 8000 doses of vaccine, five times the amount of files they are currently receiving. the hospital had been averaging 600 to 700 doses a day, spreading out their vaccine shipments over multiple days. we saw multiple monkeypox vaccine clinics over the weekend in nevada and oakland, hearing from many folks thankful to be getting the vaccine. >> i just got my first dose of the monkeypox vaccine and i am excited about it and a little bit less stressed. lena: this comes as cases of monkeypox are increasing across the bay area, san francisco reporting more than 600 cases. alameda and santa clara counties with more than 100 cases each.

naturally more than 14,000 americans have been infected with monkeypox, including a child under 18. the white house stepping up its effort to contain the outbreak, rolling out an additional 360,000 vials of vaccine doses in the last week. today's clinic for walk ups at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital is expected to start at 8:00 this morning and continue until 4:00 in the afternoon every day this week through saturday as long as the supply remains. no appointments are necessary and right now we have not seen any lines pop up but that is something we will keep an ion throughout the morning. for now we are live in san francisco, lena howland reporting for abc news. reggie: an asian woman was killed and attempted robbery in the bull saigon neighborhood. this happened yesterday afternoon.

sources tell abc 7 news the woman and her partner were at a parked car at the time. the neighborhood and surrounding area has seen a string of crimes , including the deadly shooting of an uber driver last month. jobina: californians trying to prevent drug overdose deaths are taking their message to san francisco city hall. they held a rally in honor of the first ever national federal prevention and awareness day. or than 2100 people have died from overdoses in san francisco since 2019. speakers included first responders, recovering addicts, and parents. >> my son struggled with mental illness and i believe he was trying to self medicate. all the sudden comes fentanyl. that was the end for him. jobina: the crowd also heard from the san francisco district attorney. >> just a few weeks ago i

announced new policies with respect to the way we will be hailing drug sales cases, particularly effect no, and that no longer will we have decriminalized the sale of such a deadly and potent drug. jobina: the organization mothers against drugs -- reggie: severe weather disrupting environments and communities across the nation in texas, oklahoma, louisiana. relentless monsoon rains have caused flooding like this. new mexico's carlsbad caverns national park, about 150 people were evacuated after they were stranded for hours because of impassable roads. storms heading to the northeast, states and extreme drought including rhode island, connecticut, and massachusetts could get more than an inch of rain. delta and united airlines are issuing travel waivers. drew: for us in california is all about warmer temperatures.

we take you to sfo. cloudy skies overhead. we are good today and tomorrow. you can breathe easy with good air quality. live doppler 7, this trough is responsible for the cooler finish to the weekend yesterday but today this area of high pressure is now winning out. this will warm us up later on this afternoon and today is the warmest day we have a week. we going to the 60's and 70's by noon, relative low and mid 80's away from the coast by lunchtime. a lot of sunshine. later on this afternoon our warm spots will go well into the 90's. 70's and 80's possible as the day goes on. the fog goes right back in. highs today, 96 in concorde, 98 in fairfield. we topped out at 80 in oakland.

71 in the city. 91 the high in napa. the three day forecast showing you today is the warmest day of the week. through the next couple of days we start to bring in cooler weather. by wednesday temperatures barely touching 90 degrees at our warmer spots. now let's get a check of the traffic. sue: monday morning starting off with and fog advisory on the golden gate bridge. wipers. on the span, not so bad. your early morning commute is well underway. we had an earlier issue with all lanes blocked on highway 84 approaching little valley road. that has been cleared but you can see back up westbound in a rollover accident south 101. not seeing a lot of slowing now but three lanes are blocked there. you will find slowing if it is

out there much longer. we will check back. reggie: the bay area community college helping its students as the new school year begins. jobina: how a north bay restaurant made a comeback after fire destroyed its original 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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jobina: a mother is fair to send her daughter back to school after she was brutally attacked on campus by another classmate. as abc 7 reporter justin dorsey explains, the mother is calling on the school to take safety more seriously. a warning, some of you may find the video disturbing. justin: new year, new school, new safety concerns just days after the return to campus, this graphic video from tuesday captures the moment a female student punters another girl repeatedly in the head. the school and school district are both aware of the video. it is still almost too much to handle when she watches it back.

how do you feel when you see this? >> i do not think i have words for how i feel. just the thought of it every night. i cry myself to sleep. justin: the student responsible was suspended for two days and the other girl suffered a concussion. another threat was made against the daughter. >> i got a call from one of the school administrators that they heard something was supposed to happen at lunchtime. it did not happen because she had so many adult eyes on her. justin: the school district told us the administration has put in additional safety measures and has a properly addressed all students. staff sent out a note to parents addressing this and several other incidents. it said "we need your help by having a conversation at home with your children about safety.

the staff: the students to speak up to prevent fights but she still worries about her daughter -- >> i do not feel comfortable taking to my daughter to school. justin: the letter it said safety is our key priority, but she says more needs to be done in the form of resource officers or extra staff security. she is concerned the school is not safe. >> it is hard. if this girl's parents saw somebody doing this to their child they would feel the exact same way and want the same changes we all want at school. reggie: students at the college of alameda are getting $500 off their fall semester. college administrators say the bowl is to invest in students by helping with the cost of their education. to qualify students have to enroll in three or more units or qualify for the fafsa or the college dream act.

college officials are calling it the $500 on us campaign funded by pandemic federal relief funds. jobina: the sonoma county restaurant celebrated its 20th anniversary with a big party. the original location was destroyed nearly five years ago in the tufts fire. the owners said they were not sure if they would ever reopen again. >> we went back and forth on whether or not we should open another place unless we found the right location. we live in this community. that is where we decided it was ok to pursue reopening the wine bar. jobina: the relocation opened in 2019 in the town & country shopping center about four miles from its original location. reggie: a texas zoo sharing video of one of its new animals,

this is 10-month-old brazos playing with bubbles. he is the fourth asian elephant to be born at the zoo in its 112 year history. jobina: did you see the trunk trying to grab that one bubble. that is cute. drew: we have all been there. reggie: bubbles in your mouth? jobina: alize lim be taste. not good -- it leaves a soapy taste. i think that might be a thing that, kids eating bubbles. reggie: visit? -- is it? are those the same kids that sniff glue a little too long. or the markers? jobina: remember when they made them scented? reggie: that was them

encouraging you. drew: i loved it. i was that kid in the corner smelling marketers and look how i turned out. reggie: just fine. drew: my memory is shot. reggie: cannot count above 12. drew: 11, 12, 12, 12. [laughter] a fair amount of fog this morning, but with high-pressure building in we see a lot of sunshine later on. there is the hour-by-hour forecast. by 11:00 sunshine in most areas even partly sunny skies along the coast. later we will find the fog clinging to the coast. 93 in morgan hill. close to the coast we will be in the mid to upper 60's. downtown we hit 71.

93 in sonoma, 98 in santa rosa, 91 in napa. the east, lots of sunshine. 82 in fremont, and inland we are in the 90's. today is the hottest day. we pull back these temperatures. 90 in fairfield, 93 in sin around, 92 the high in pleasanton. our marine layer will expand and we will find coastal drizzle and numbers in the mid 50's to the mid 60's. the warmest of the week today. as the week goes on we will cool off by wednesday and then we have been flow with our temperatures. morning fog to afternoon sun. jobina: coming up, seven things to know this morning. reggie: free wi-fi available. climbers who attempt to the highest peak in africa can share video on social media. jobina: and you can now watch

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jobina: here the seven things to know this morning. a private search and rescue team says they have found the body of missing truckee team kiely rodni. the group said her body was in the suv close to where she was last seen. authorities plan to give an update later today. reggie: the biden administration says monkeypox vaccination will increase starting today. in san francisco the health department is getting 1600 new vials of vaccine, which works out to about 8000 doses. the clinic at soccer general opens at 8:00. jobina: it is week two of the kaiser general health strike. people will pick it across northern and central california. reggie: basketball hall of famer dennis rodman says he will head to russia to help secure the

release of brittney griner. the state department says it is aware of this claim and officials are warning his trip could make things worse. drew: prepare for the warmest day of the week today. well into the 90's. 70's and 80's with sunshine around the bay shoreline. sue: an earlier accident. we were first looking at the golden gate bridge, that is clear of any accidents but you will find fog. an accident south fin first lads resuming her normal schedule after testing negative for covid-19. she left isolation in south carolina yesterday, joining the president in delaware. reggie: the department of transportation is urging airlines to improve their customer service or face new federal oversight. gio: this morning's gma first

look, putting the airlines on notice. after a summer of travel chaos thousands of flights are being cut from the schedule across the major airlines. transportation secretary pete buttigieg calling the summer travel disruptions unacceptable, echoing passenger frustrations. >> is a bummer, especially now that we are trying to get back out there. >> in october alone, america has more than 1200 fewer flights per day than 2019 and fewer flights will cost you. >> is going to mean slightly higher prices for the traveling public because fewer receipts. it is a supply and demand model. >> coming up at 7:00 we will tell you what you need to know. jobina: climbers ascending africa's highest peak can now wi-fi throughout their journey to the top. mount kilimanjaro is located in

northern tanzania, standing over 19,000 feet. it is africa's highest mountain. tanzania's minister of information says navigating the mountain range without wi-fi can be dangerous. the move has been welcomed in tanzania as a boost to tourism, but others wish there was better remote internet access in remote villages. reggie: one of college basketball's biggest fan has just turned 100 feet. loyola's sister jean turned 103. the city of chicago is honoring sister jean by renaming a bus stop as sister jean cta plaza.>, that is something very special. i will come more frequently, i know that for sure. reggie: sister jean was born in san francisco in 1919 and moved to chicago in 1961 after

accepting a teaching job near loyola. chicago mayor lightfoot issued a proclamation sunday clearing august 21 sister jean dolores schmidt day. jobina: she said if you name something after me i will come back more often. reggie: coffee concerns. price is about to go up. the reason you might be paying more per crop. jobina: why the city of oakland is facing a lawsuit over a ballot measure.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: midterm elections approaching fast. while republicans were initially favored have a landslide victory , polls are starting to show a different story. jobina: thousands of kaiser health care workers walking off the job to start off the week. where they will picket this

morning. reggie: a ban on new gas stations. the two city is considering a ban already in place. it is august 22. jobina: lma: we are taking a lot visibility. we have issues in the north bay. reduced visibility. the fog has settled in nicely. a little bit cooler. we are in the low to mid 50's. upper 50's around the bay shoreline. warmer spots and palo alto. we need the light layer out the door. this is the exploratory camera showing you the cloud settled overhead. we will have the fog first thing. the marine layer is compressed. sunshine arrives pretty quick.

we will find writers guys midday. 7 -- we will find brighter skies midday. some spots get into the upper 90's around the bay shoreline. 80's at the coast. we take a closer look at the temperatures. drew: good news -- reggie: good news if you or someone you know qualifies for the first dose of the monkeypox vaccine. the next shipment of the vaccine comes with a major change that should boost supply. lena howland is live at sf general. lena: good morning. san francisco announced they will be getting 1600 vials of the vaccine from the latest federal supply. they will be able to stretch that in order to get five doses out of each of via. the city's department of public health says in order to receive this massive allotment they must now switch over to intradermal

injections, which means injecting the vaccine between layers of the skin. this will produce nearly 8000 doses of the vaccine, five times the amount of vials they are receiving. prior to this new strategy the hospital had been averaging 600 to 700 doses a day, spreading out there vaccine dose shipments. we saw multiple clinics over the weekend. hearing from many folks to be thankful for getting the vaccine . >> it has been hard for me to get access to the vaccine. lena: this comes as cases of monkeypox are increasing across the bay area. san francisco reporting 600 cases. alameda and santa clara counties with more than 100 cases each. nationally more than 14,000 americans have been infected with monkeypox since may, including a child under the age

of 18 in new york state. the white house stepping up its effort to contain the outbreak, rolling out an additional 360,000 vials of the vaccine doses last week allowed. today's walk-up clinic for these monkeypox vaccines at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital is expected to kickoff at 8:00 this morning and continue until 4:00 in the evening every day this week until saturday. no appointments are necessary. this is usually the time of the morning when we would start to see those lines form. we will continue to keep an eye on that throughout the morning. live in san francisco, i reporting for abc7news. reggie: we have everything you know about monkeypox including symptoms and treatment at abc7news.com. jobina: about 2000 kaiser mental

health care clinicians will enter week two of a strike. sky 7 was over fridays picket in oakland. workers will picket at several locations including oakland, san francisco, santa clara, and walnut creek. they want raises and for kaiser to hire more therapists. kaiser says it is engaging in negotiations and appointments will not be impacted. reggie: new polling data shows democratic candidates are gaining ground in key races across the country. more on what we can expect. em: mitch mcconnell tamping down expectations his party can win back both the house and the senate and the fast approaching midterms. >> there's probably a greater likelihood the house clips than the senate. senate races are different. they are statewide. candidate quality has a lot to do with the outcome. em: former president trump

calling the republican leader a broken down hat over his election prediction. he and most republicans criticizing the country's record high inflation under the buy-in administration, hoping for a red wave. after several legislative wins, democrats say the political winds are shifting. >> we have been counted out for a while but we are having a come back. em: from texas to ohio to pennsylvania, polls are backing up the argument. >> everywhere you look there is a democrat tied or ahead in a state they were expected to lose. em: top of voters minds are threats to democracy at 21%, head of cost-of-living and 16%. according to the survey 57% of voters say investigations into the alleged wrongdoing by trump should continue. president biden's approval rating sticking to a low 42%,

though his handling of the economy did go up seven points from may. this is a federal appeals court rarely stop a ruling mandating senator lindsey graham testified in the investigation into pro-trump efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. jobina: there is a new development in the uvalde school shooting. a $27 billion class action lawsuit has been filed for victims families and survivors. the lawsuit was filed by the same san francisco-based law firm representing victims of the buffalo shooting. the lawsuit was against anyone who can be held responsible, including the government, city council, and the school board. reggie: two sheriff's deputies are off the job in arkansas after a violent arrest caught on camera. >> this is bad. >> we have to get out of here. reggie: an unidentified witness

recorded that arrest. the video shows the officers punching and kicking the suspect while he is on the ground outside a restaurant. authorities were called after the man reportedly threatened the clerk at a nearby gas station. the share of claims the man tried to attack officers before the recording started. all three officers are suspended as the investigation continues. jobina: dr. jill biden left isolation after testing negative for covid-19. her communications director says the first lady i slated for five days and received negative results from two consecutive test. she tested positive one week ago while she and president biden were vacationing. this was her first time getting covid-19. reggie: gas prices in the bay area remain well above the national average of $3.90. in san francisco it is -- in the south bay drivers do expect to

pay around $5.37. two more committees are considering a ban on new gas stations. santa rosa and windsor may adopt initiative similar to those already in place in petaluma, sebastopol. the coalition opposing new gas stations is spearheading the push. the organization was started in sonoma county and says the goal is to get local governments to transition away from using fossil fuels. jobina: the city of oakland is in for a legal fight. it is an effort to allow noncitizens to vote in school board elections. oakland has the proposal. the same organizations that suit san francisco are now suing oakland to have the measure removed. they are arguing the oakland measure should be pulled because it has been proven to be unconstitutional. san francisco voters extended voting rights to noncitizens for the school board elections in

2016. the board of supervisors extended the law indefinitely in 2021. last month a san francisco superior court judge to rule the decision was unconstitutional. reggie: a deal for transit riders and the north bay. smart has announced it will continue offering reduced fares and free parking through june of 2023. it is an effort to get more riders as the industry continues to recover from the pandemic. jobina: dennis rodman says he is going to russia to help free brittney griner but have -- but experts say it could hurt more than it could help. reggie: wine owner says he is shutting down after this coming weekend -- why an owner says he is shutting down after the coming weekend. jobina: i have not even gotten to go. reggie: have you been? drew: i have not. i have looked at their menu and it does look delicious. reggie: sat. -- sad.

drew: a fair amount of cloud cover. you can see the light bouncing off the low cloud first thing this morning. this trough was responsible for the cooler in d the weekend yesterday. today is about high pressure pumping out.beheait eats us upoday. today is the wfuturethmany of ue 70's. this afternoon temperatures continue to rise. our hottest spots get into the upper 90's inland. around the bay shoreline we will see 70's and 80's. oakland going to 80. it will feel warm later on this afternoon. the city will go to the low 70's briefly. it is breezy.

90 in fairfield. 98 in santa rosa. 91 from napa to san rafael. warm and hot in the north bay. looking at the three day forecast, today is the warmest day we have all week. as the week goes on temperatures will gradually drop. by wednesday it is slightly cooler. most of us in the 70's and 80's by wednesday afternoon. let's see how we are doing on traffic. sue: we are looking at the bay beach -- the bay bridge toll plaza. no light so far. a few brake lights as you make your way on the western side in the san francisco. all solid stream of headlights on the east shore freeway. there is your drive from hercules into the city. early morning commuters up and over the altamont pass 4055 minute drive. earlier problem on highway 84 as

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jobina: dennis rodman claims he is going to russia to free brittney griner. she is serving time on drug problems. abc news reporter has the story. >> a state department official tells abc news they are aware of reports dennis rodman intends to travel to russia after the former nba star says he planned

to travel to the country to help secure the release of brittney griner. "i got permission to go to russia to help that girl, i'm trying to go this week," he told nbc, adding i know prudent too well. the u.s. travel advisory remains at a level four, but americans are still able to travel to the country. officials warned rodman's interference could do more harm than good for brittney griner. senior biden official saying it is public information the administration has made a significant offer to the russians in anything other than negotiating further through the established channel is likely to complicate and hinder release efforts. in the past decade the five-time nba champion has made multiple visits to north korea, developing a relationship with dictator kim jong-un. >> is a friend of mine. i do not look at the political side about him. >> rodman credits himself with helping to secure the release of an american from north korea who

was arrested in 2012. rodman appeared to side with north korea while discussing the case. >> do understand what he did in this country? >> rodman later apologized but bai said he was thankful for rodman's comments. >> i think dennis rodman for my release because of his rant got media attention to my plight. >> as for the official talks on brittney griner's case, former u.s. ambassador bill richardson has said he is optimistic about chances for a prisoner swap with russia. jobina: united states and south korea began their largest joint military drills in years, a cooperative effort to strengthen readiness over north korea and its growing nuclear and military threat. the annual summertime exercise will continue through september 1 in response. north korea has dialed up its weapons testing, firing two cruise missiles just last week. reggie: new research finds

extending fertility may extend a person's life. according to nevada based buck increase on agent, menopause is tied to aging. those who have later menopause live longer with better ability to repair their dna. those who have menopause before 40 are twice as likely to die earlier. medical prevention -- medical professionals are planning interventions to extend the time before menopause. jobina: the beloved san francisco restaurant al's place is closing down. the owner is looking for more time with his family, including his one-year-old daughter. he may go on to write a cookbook or do restaurant consulting. sunday will be the last day for the restaurant. reggie: can we go? it is really good. i am happy for him. i am sorry that means we cannot

go to his restaurant. get ready to pay even more for your morning cup of coffee. brazil's harvest expected to be less than half of the normal size because of severe weather. over the past year growers dealt with a drought, than a frost that damaged the crop. analysts say the smaller harpist and increasing demand will drive up prices in the coming months. jobina: a woman in arkansas has her hands full with a new litter of kittens but she has to keep an extra ion one that has two heads. i do not know if i can look. i don't see it. you see it? i will keep reading. she named the pit and harvey after the fictional billing from the batman series, fitting name for a cat born with two faces. harvey is known as a janus cat which is a rare genetic mutation. a vet says harvey is showing all

of the signs of a healthy newborn kitten. they say janus cats can have the same lifespan of a regular cap. jobina: i do not know what i was expecting. jobina: when i googled janus cat i did not like what i saw. drew: do not google. reggie: i'm surprised they live just as long as a regular cat. jobina: that is just one cat? it is not a conjoined twin situation. reggie: interesting. jobina: it is another face. reggie: the hero has two faces. drew: i do not need the pictures. reggie: that was enough. jobina: me too. drew: good talk. we have fog. the tops of the skyline cut off. we find the fog runs off quickly

this morning. we will see a lot of afternoon sunshine and today is the warmest day we have. let's talk about the cloud cover. this is the clock in the corner of the screen. pretty sunny in most places. we still see partly sunny skies along the coast later today. even the coast we will see afternoon sunshine. 93 in morgan hill but 85 in san jose. up to 82 with a bit of a breeze later today. san mateo 82. 86 in menlo park. downtown later this afternoon will go into the 70's for a couple of hours. along the coast it is cooler, middle to upper 60's. warm if not hot. 93 in sonoma, 93 in vallejo. the east bay. 79 in berkeley. it does turn breezy later on this afternoon.

inland today is the hottest day we have. 96 in concorde, 96 in pittsburgh and antioch. overnight tonight and the marine layer comes back from the coast line and spreads around the bay shoreline. 50's and 60's into tuesday. here is the seven-day forecast. today is the warmest day of the week. temperatures back off towards wednesday. most of us are in the 70's and 80's. we are near average. the weekend looking nice with afternoon sunshine. reggie: what is the worth of a good bottle of wine? the winery that is selling something does not want you to drink it at all. jobina: tiktok tracking your keystrokes. the new information that says what information the company may have about you. reggie: the outdoor concert returning this

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reggie: tiktok might know more of your personal information than you thought. researchers say the in app browser has supplemental code that lets the company track everything you type, including addresses, passwords, credit card numbers. tiktok officials say that tracking is only for troubleshooting purposes. jobina: no. reggie: ok. jobina: they have everything. reggie: i'm sure everything is fine. jobina: an outdoor music festival in san francisco is coming back. it is usually held on 20th street between harrison and bryant. this year it is moving to valencia.re

headlining. the event highlights small businesses, food, music, and art. vip passes are $69. reggie: nasa wants to harvest moon eyes. they plan to charge down on the dark side of the moon. the landing sites they have mapped out our unexplored and along craters. the sun barely lies is -- barely rises over the lunar hills on the moon south pole. nasa's return to the moon is a program called artemis which will set the first woman on the moon in 2025. come on, moon ice. drew: it makes me think about are not ice cream. do remember when you were kids? reggie: it was the only thing people talked about after the science museum, which is kind of sad. drew: we were joking with jobina got the rainfall stick. you had money.

jobina: i got the rain stick. [laughter] it was really cool. drew: i remember playing with my friend the entire bus ride home. reggie: it is like a lightsaber long. jobina: you never knew what was on the inside. drew: it was a bunch of nails? jobina: i'm thinking beads. drew: beans? reggie: magic beans? a beanstalk? drew: jack? was after not ice cream just really hard cotton candy? reggie: yes. drew: issues in the north bay. half a mile in santa rosa. elsewhere everything ok. where the fog is dense it is very limited. temperatures on either side of 60 degrees along the bay shoreline. holder in the north bay. it is pretty this morning.

the sun is up. you could expect sunshine. jobina? reggie: -- jobina: the california company offering homes made from recycled materials. reggie: what to expect in the search for missing teen kiely rodni. jobina: people still paying off student loans could learn soon if upon the payments will be extended. reggie: another hour of news is next.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. jobina: now at 6:00, the search for a missing teen indy tahoe area with a potentially devastating discovery at a nearby lake. the update from the tech is coming later this morning. >> the last thing we need is county fighting county about who we get -- who is getting more and less. reggie: a strategy shift in the monkeypox vaccine. jobina: the art of wine. one winery is selling bottles and telling you not to drink them. reggie: [laughter] that is a strategy. good morning. jobina: let us check in on the