>> 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 accuweather forecast. drew: yesterday we had a cooler

finish to the weekend, today temperatures warm up again. visibility right now, we have some issues in the north bay. visibility down to half a mile. where we have a dense fog is limited to the valleys of the north bay. temperatures either side of 60 degrees around the bay shoreline, cooler in the north bay. a beautiful picture, this is the east bay hills camera as the sun is rising. sun is up at 6:31, we will find bright skies quickly. today is the warmest day all week, we will take a closer look at those numbers coming up. jobina: officials plan to update the search for kiely rodni after a private research group claims they found her body. they say the found the 16-year-old and her car, submerged in a reservoir. it is a few yards away from where she was last seen. reporter: an suv being pulled out of the reservoir in truckee

late sunday afternoon. authorities going so far as to cover the windows with tarps, so no one could see inside. it comes hours after divers part of a private search group on youtube called adventures with purpose posted to facebook saying, we just found kiely rodni. car upside down in 14 feet of water, we confirmed she is inside. family notified into law enforcement on the way. the nevada county sheriffs 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 she is inside. from a distance, you can see the vehicle taken out of the water looks just like the suv she was in. the 16-year-old was last seen at a party august 6, once it be just yards away from where the vehicle was found. authorities put in around 20,000 hours in search for, adventures

with purpose had only been searching for 24 hours when they claim to have found her, days after she went missing, a friend told me she was heavily intoxicated and would have been unable to drive away on the dirt road use to get to where the party was going on. the friend tells me late sunday she and others are broken. so many questions now, the first being is this her? if show -- so, how was she missed? was sonar used or not? the sheriff's office had just been talking about aircrews searching 80 miles from that location, so what happened? there is a press conference scheduled for 11:00 a.m. reggie: the search group was featured earlier this year on abc's nightline. the founders explain how they got into roaming the country

looking for missing people. >> i started a youtube series called adventures with purpose in july 2018. that was just getting in the water, showing what was out of sight and out of mind. picking up any garbage. >> when did you make the shift from cleaning something off the bottom of the lake to trying to find all sorts of pieces of evidence from previous cases and human bodies? >> it became a calling when a family reached out to me in the fall of 2019. they had seen the videos we were putting up, finding vehicles and pulling them out of the water. they said, we have a lost loved one in misery and believe he is in missouri. we have a cell phone ping at this boat map. can you help us because no one else's. reggie: on the website, they say they have solved 23 missing person cases since 2019.

we sent out a breaking news alert through the abc 7 bay area news app, that is where we will alert you when the news conference starts around 11:00. you can download it for your phone or tablet, enable push notifications. jobina: help is on the way to combat the spread of monkeypox. for the first time, san francisco is adopting a new injection method to stretch every vile. we are live at san francisco general hospital or if clinic will be set up. -- where a clinic will be set up. >> san francisco announced they will receive 1600 vials of the vaccine from the latest federal supply. for the first time, they will be able to stretch that to get five doses out of each one. the department says in order to receive this allotment, they must switch 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 the new strategy, the hospital had been averaging giving about 600 to 700 doses a day, spreading out the shipments over multiple days. we saw multiple monkeypox vaccine clinics over the weekend in novato and oakland, hearing for many folks thankful to be getting the vaccine. >> just got my first note -- dose, i am excited. and little bit less stressed. reporter: this comes as cases increase across the bay area. san francisco reporting more than 600 cases, alameda and santa clara counties with more than 100 cases each. 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 is stepping of its effort to contain the outbreak, rolling out additional 316,000 vials last week. today's clinics for walk ups is expected to kick off at 8:00 this morning, we will continue until 4:00 every day this week through saturday, just as long as supplies last. no appointment necessary. abc7news. jobina: people with student loans can expect to hear news about their loans soon. over the weekend, the education secretary said a decision from the biden administration would come in the next week or so. this comes as the current pause on student loans is set to expire august 31. many urge the president to uphold his campaign promises of canceling large sums of student loans. according to the white house, he is considering canceling up to

$10,000 per borrower. for those earning less than $125,000 a year. reggie: from ashes to a celebration, a story of perseverance and a long way to pay off after a wine room was wiped out by wildfire. plus, a boat explosion on daytona beach. the work to get to the bottom of this care. -- the scare. the price of parenthood. drew: we are taking a live look outside, this is a foggy suture tower camera showing you a low cloud with the sun on its way out. today, we expect a lot of sunshine and the warmest why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me.

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south bay san jose showing you partly to mostly cloudy skies this morning. we are in store for a lot of sunshine, hour-by-hour future whether you showing by lunchtime clouds pulled back to the coast. women will to the 80's inland. 60's and 70's as you grab a meal outside around the bay shoreline. -- warming. 80 and oakland, 71 in the city, 85 in san jose with sunshine. 98 in santa rosa. 93 is the hyatt in livermore. as the week goes on, temperatures gradually cool off. by wednesday, adding high clouds to the forecast. wednesday afternoon, 70's and 80's. sue: happy monday morning, staying on top of your commute. a live look at san rafael southbound past the northgate mall and the civic center come all the way through marin county without delay. we have some fog and a little

bit of slowing as you approach the golden gate bridge. nothing major happening at the richmond san rafael bridge, just a lot of company heading westbound to marin. if you're traveling to the bay bridge, there is a look at highwayles to san francisco, still looking good, under 25 minutes. windy conditions, an earlier problem on highway 84 is long gone, but it is long to recover. finding the delay halfway down highway 84 as you approach highway 680. reggie: still ahead, the bay area college taking -- then, a meal fit for royalty. with the queen of england eats every day according to her former chef. a live look outside. ♪ ♪ this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema.

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large out-of-state corporations have set speak with your doctor about cibinqo today. 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.

reggie: four people were hurt after a sudden explosion on a boat in florida, the blast captured on video. firefighters say one person suffered severe burns. this happened while he was heading onto the water. >> it did not take too long before it was in flames. there was a rescue before. reggie: there was a malfunction with the boat operator refueling that caused aghast vapor to ignite when the boat started. jobina: students of the college of alameda are getting $500 off their fall semester. the first it -- day of school is today. administrators say the goal is to invest in students i helping with the cost of education.

the qualified, students must enroll in three or more units and apply for fafsa or the california dream act by october. officials are calling it a $500 on us campaign funded by pandemic federal relief funds. a sonoma county restaurant celebrated its 20th anniversary with a party. the owners and customers of the wine bar santa rosa gathered yesterday, the original location was nearly destroyed five years ago in a fire. the owners said they were not sure if they would reopen. >> we went back and forth on whether or not we should open another place unless we found the right location. this building is in our neighborhood, we live in this community. that is when we decided it was ok to pursue reopening it area -- it. jobina: it reopened in 2019 about four miles from the original location. reggie: the owner of the world's

smallest winery has a message for everybody. do not drink my wine. the vineyard is located on top of a building in italy, just about 200 square feet and produces 29 bottles of wine a year. the bottles are sold at an art gallery rather than a store. the owner says his wine is art and asks people who buy it to never open the bottle. drew: ok. jobina: that is if it much. drew: that is a stretch. jobina: if the bottle is art, can we see the bottle? is he cute? -- it cute? drew: it better be. reggie: what am i looking at here? drew: she is on the couch not drinking the wine because it is art. reggie: why is the plug in the back wall -- it looks stressed. it is taught. that makes me nervous.

everything about this is not working out. drew: look at this man picking his grapes. only 29 bottles? jobina: i see the bottle. it is regular. reggie: no. drew: that is a big ask. wind does not last long in my house. wine does not last long in my house. reggie: if that is the last bottle, sorry. i am going to drink it rather than go across the street. drew: what are you doing across the street? reggie: the corner store. drew: the bodega. [laughter] i was like, you have a friend across the street? any room is a tasting room if you try hard enough. here is a live look, showing you the see of fog first thing this morning.

the marine layer is then, we see sunshine pretty quickly today. we expect a warm afternoon for most of us. fresh air today, tomorrow. to go. breathe easy. highs in the south bay, 85 in san jose with a lot of sunshine. hitting about 94 in gilroy. along the peninsula, 82 in san mateo. mt. view up to 80 degrees. we have the fog giving way to sunshine, we keep a bit of cloud cover to the coast. daly city in the upper 60's. the north, warm to hot. 91 in petaluma. 96 in calistoga. the east bay it is bright, it does turn breezy this afternoon. 81 in san leandro, 80 and oakland. 82 in richmond. today is the hottest day all week, mid and upper 90's for most of us. 98 in fairfield, 97 in brentwood

, 93 in san ramon. overnight tonight, we find the fog along the coast spilling around the bay shoreline. mid 50's to mid-60's with coastal drizzle. today is the warmest day we have. all week my temperatures cool off by wednesday. morning fog and afternoon sunshine with mild to warm temperatures. reggie: look at what is happening on gma, good morning. >> good morning, great to be with everyone this morning. coming up, we have to start with flash flooding. dallas got a ton of rain, nine inches in just a couple hours overnight. water rescues are on, that is not the only place that had a flash flooding. we sought from zion national park, there is a hiker missing. some fraternities have cut ties with a top university amid strict new rules for greek life. we will have an exclusive with

the mother of one assault accuser. she will tell us what she has to say about fraternity safety. in a travel alert. major airlines are cutting thousands of flights this fall. what you can expect if you are traveling before labor day. why your morning cup of coffee could cost you more. what is behind it, why the price is set climb higher and why you should art saving. nobody wants to start the morning with green tea. lots of people like green tea, you know what i am saying. that and more on gma. reggie: are you coffee drinkers generally? >> yes. i think michael dipped out for a second and tried to do green tea, then came running back as fast as you know. jobina: are we talking cream and sugar? black? >> everybody is different. i think robin does computer still. -- komucha still. i am vote milk.

reggie: same! jobina: that is why you are our friend. >> michael probably takes low cream. it has the fat in there, there are certain kinds of vote milk that are better. i've been making everything with it. look out, oats. reggie: it is better for the environment than the almond milk. >> so much better. reggie: reason 1003 we love ginger zee. ginger zee. see you at 7:00. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund

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according to numbers from the department of agriculture. this includes food, health care clothing, childcare and other activities. in 2015, the government projected it would take 233,000 dollars to raise a child, so they were off. reggie: we are learning more about queen elizabeth's diet. according to her personal chef, the 96-year-old monarch has eaten a jam sandwich every day since she was a toddler. she reportedly prefers a strawberry preserve made from fruit picked from scotland. the queen has them everyday with her tea. jobina: all right. wish i had an estate with a garden. reggie: would you put peanut butter on it? jobina: you need to contrast. maybe that is what is leading to her longevity. one of college basketball's biggest fans just turned 103.

she was celebrated over the weekend with a huge party that included a balloon sculpture displaying her age and the city of chicago is honoring her by renaming a bus stop on campus. >> to dedicate the plaza, that is something very special. i will come more frequently, i know that for sure. jobina: she said since it is after me, i will be there. she was born in san francisco in 1990, moved to chicago in 1961. e chicaymaon declaringugt 21, 2022 her day. congratulations. reggie: i saw she has her own bobblehead. that is the real honor. jobina: that is pretty cool.

we always get the emails, like someone has been added. do you get those about wanting to do an interview about the newest bobblehead? [laughter] reggie: next, goodbye gas. two more bay area cities thinking of shutting down the pump for any new gas stations. jobina: a reduced fare to take advantage of. reggie: it is the american dream but 3d printing. the california startup making homes of recycled plastic. you want to hear about the price and the space. jobina: taking a live look outside, be right back.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: expanding access to the

monkeypox vaccine. how many more vials will be available in the bay area. jobina: democrats making progress in their fight to keep control of the house and senate. what voters say is top of mind. reggie: is coming up, you may feel the heat. this is the hottest day of the week. jobina: is it pool whether? -- weather? drew: if you are in linda, well into the 90's. -- inland, well into the 90's. i think 75 is my cut off. reggie: a sensible 73. jobina: the pool has to be heated. reggie: we can be around the pool. drew: i will look at it. reggie: put your feet in. drew: sensible 73. [laughter] a quarter-mile visibility in

petaluma, the fog is limited to the north bay. temperature wise, either side of 60 degrees. take the light layer with you. fog from the super tower camera, the sun is up shortly. bright skies quick today, it is the warmest day of the week. a closer look coming up. reggie: good news if you or someone you know qualifies for the first dose of the monkeypox vaccine, sf general, the next shipment of vaccine will come with a major change that should bot pp. le howland. san francisco announced they will be getting 1600 vials of doses from the latest federal supply. for the first time, they will be able to stretch that in order to get five doses out of one of those files. the city's department of public health says in order to receive the massive allotment, they must

switch over to intradermal injections which means injecting the vaccine between layers of skin. this will produce nearly 8000 doses of the vaccine, five times the amount of vials they are receiving. prior to the new strategy, the hospital has been averaging 600 to 700 doses a day, spreading out the vaccine dose shipments over multiple days. we saw multiple monkeypox vaccine clinics over the weekend in novato and oakland. hearing from many folks just thankful to be getting the vaccine. >> the response time should be faster, there is a trauma among the lgbt community from the 80's and 90's and hiv crisis. that is something our community has not forgot. 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 one hundred 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 is stepping up its effort to contain" the outbreak, rolling out an additional 360,000 doses last week. today's clinic for walk-up vaccines ed zuckerberg at san francisco general hospital is expected to kickoff at 8:00 this morning and continued through 4:00 every day this week, through saturday. just as long as supply allows. no appointments are necessary. lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: we have everything you need to know about vaccines, symptoms and treatment at abc7news.com. jobina: about 2000 mental health clinicians will enter week two skas or idayat facilities across

they will picket at several locations. they want raises and for kaiser to hire more therapists. kaiser says it is engaging negotiations and patient appointments will not be impacted. reggie: midterm elections are around the corner and polling data shows democratic candidates are gaining ground in key races. more on what we can expect. reporter: the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell tamping down expectations his party can win back both the house and senate and the fast approaching midterms. >> there is a greater likelihood the house flips in the senate. senate races are different, they are statewide. candidate quality has a lot to do with the outcome. reporter: former president trump calling the republican leader a broken down hack over his electric prediction.

he and most republicans criticizing the record high inflation under the biden administration, hoping for a red wave. but after several legislative wins, including a sweeping tax and climate bill signed into law last week, democrats say the political winds are shifting. >> we have been counted out for a while, we are having a comeback. reporter: from texas to ohio to pennsylvania, pulls back up the argument. >> everywhere you look, there is a democrat tied or ahead in states they were expected to lose. reporter: top a voter minds wording to a pole, threats to democracy at 21%, ahead of cost-of-living at 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 by seven points from may. this comes as a federal appeals

court temporarily stop a ruling mandating senator lindsey graham testified in the investigation into pro-trump efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. abc news, washington. jobina: a new development in the uvalde school shooting. a class action lawsuit has been filed for families and survivors. it was filed at the same law firm representing victims of the buffalo shooting. the loss is against anyone who can be held responsible, including the gun manufacturer, the city, city council and the school board. reggie: two sheriffs deputies and a police officer off the job in arkansas after a violent arrest caught on camera. i need to warn you, the video is hard to watch. >> this is bad. we have got to get out of here. [gasp] reggie: that part is -- an

unidentified witness recorded the arrest. they are punching and kicking a suspect outside a restaurant. he reportedly threatened a clerk at a nearby gas station. the share of claims the man tried to attack officers before the ring started. -- sheriff claims the man tried to attack officers before it started. jobina: joe biden left isolation after testing negative for covid-19. the first lady isolated for nine days and received negative results from two consecutive tests. she tested positive a week ago while she ended the president were vacationing. this was her first time getting covid. reggie: gas prices in the bay area remain above the national average. according to aaa, the average in san francisco is $5.51. and oakland, cheaper at $5.38. southbay, $5.37. two more communities and sonoma county are considering a ban on new gas stations.

santa rosa and windsor may adopt initiatives similar to those already in place in petaluma. the coalition opposing new gas stations is spearheading the push. the organization was started in sonoma county and 2019, it's is the goal was to get local governments to transition away from fossil fuels. jobina: the city of oakland is in for a legal fight similar to the one san francisco lost. it is in effort to allow noncitizens to vote in school board elections. oakland has a proposal on the november ballot with the same organizations that suit san francisco are suing oakland to have the measure removed. they argue it 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, the san francisco superior court judge ruled the decision was unconstitutional.

it deal for transit riders in the north bay. they will offer reduced fares and free parking through june 2023 and effort to get more riders as the agency recovers from the pandemic. dennis rodman to russia. the warning from the right house -- white house. you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. another update on the markets next. finding a new home on the moon. nasa revealed the wildest spots it will be landing astronauts. you can watch us for a whole extra hour. abc 7 at 7:00's live from 7:00 to 8:00 on the bay area streaming app. you can download it for your phone, tablet on the roku, apple tv, entry tv or amazon fire. -- android tv or amazon fire. drew: the sea of cloud cover is low, once it burns off weekly,

you will see a lot of sunshine. air quality is good across the board today and tomorrow. fresh air overhead. here is live doppler 7. this trough was responsible for the cooler end to the weekend yesterday. today, things are changing. the wind is pushing the trough out, this will be the muscle maker of the forecast the next 24 hours and bring a warmer afternoon later today. future weather showing by lunchtime, 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. inland well into the 80's by noon. we are expecting the hottest spots to reach the 90's and upper 90's later today. today is the warmest day of the week, 71 in the city, 80 in oakland. 91 in napa, 96 in antioch. fairfield 98. the three day forecast, we cool off as the week goes on. most of us topping out in the 70's and 80's. sue: we head over to the bay

bridge toll plaza, metering lights on at 5:50. stacking up bey thessintord thed macarthur, give yose time. some brake lights on this band headed on the western portion into the city. 880 past the coliseum, both directions moving nicely. we had a stall 880 at west grand, that is backing things up a little bit. south bend direction. about an hour commute over the altamont into livermore on west 580, highway 84 is still a little slow as you make your way toward 680. we had an earlier problem that has been long gone. but it has been slow to recover this morning. this morning. we will be back with more

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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. jobina: dennis rodman claims he

is going to russia to help free brittney griner. she is serving a prison sentence for a drug convention. -- conviction. he said he got permission to go to help that girl, i am trying to go this week. he added quote i know putin to well. the state department knows about his plans, but they worry his visit hurt efforts to bring her back. this is not the first time he has tried to help an american being held overseas. he credits himself with helping to secure the relays of a man from north korea in 2014 after he befriended the dictator. the latest joint military drills and years, the effort is to strengthen readiness over north korea and the growing nuclear and military threat. the annual exercise will continue through september 1 in response, north korea has dialed up weapons testing, firing

missiles from its west coast last week. reggie: the transportation secretary calls the summer air travel disruptions unacceptable. american airlines alone has 1200 fewer flights per day, not to mention costs are going up. fewer flights means high demand for the little they have left. the first half of this year, 24% of domestic flights were either delayed and 3% got canceled. >> it is a bummer, especially now that everyone is trying to get back out there. reggie: the airline lobbying group airlines for america is pushing back, saying they comply with federal guidelines and majority of problems were caused by bad weather. the dot is promising a new website before labor day to show travelers what they are owed if an airline cancels their flight. jobina: your research found extending fertility may extend a person's life. according to the novato based institute for research on aging,

menopause is tied to longevity. studies show those who have later menopause tend to live longer with a better ability to repair dna. those who have menopause before 40 are twice as likely to die earlier. professionals are finding interventions to extend the time before menopause. reggie: get ready to pay even more for the morning cup of coffee. brazil's harvest is expected to be less than half the normal size because of severe weather. they do it with a drought, then frost that damaged the crop. they say the smaller harvest and increasing demand will drive prices higher in the coming months. netflix subscribers may get a break from commercials in the new lower-cost subscription with ads. bloomberg reports original movies may be added free when they are first released, then ads will be put in later. it is set to arrive early next year as a way for the company to attract more subscribers. the country's largest department

store chain coals -- kohl's expect sales to drop another 5% to 6% this year, compared to 2021. it is blaming high inflation for keeping shoppers tight with their spending. the stock has dropped nearly 50% over the past year. the company hopes a new partnership with sephora will help boost sales. a live look at the stock exchange as treating gets underway. we are way down, about 400 points. jobina: you learn something new every day. or this. tiktok might know more of your personal information than you thought. researchers say the browser on tiktok has code that lets the company track everything users type. that includes addresses, phone numbers. they say officials say tracking is only for troubleshooting

purposes. a start up cycle plastic to 3d printing prefabricated tiny homes starting at $25,000. not bad. they are selling multiple models from studios to two-bedrooms. the company says they can build a 70% faster and 30% cheaper than traditional home construction methods. over 60% of material will be waterproof plastic polymer, often found in plastic bottles and food packaging. the printed accessory units and studios can be preordered. nice. reggie: nasa wants to harvest moon ice. they plan to touch down on the dark side of the moon to track down water, ice and other resources. the sites they have mapped out are unexplored and along the rims of craters. the sun barely rises over the lunar hills on the south pole. the return to the moon is a

program called artemis that will feature the first woman to land on the moon. it is set to launch in 2025. that is soon. jobina: i love it. maybe they can find a way for us to move there. drew: would you live on the moon? jobina: i would. there is a lot going on here. reggie: not a lot to do. jobina: currently. drew: i am sure there will be a peloton up there. reggie: they have a lot of extras sitting around. jobina: they may make you build it. drew: [laughter] forgot about that. i don't how you can build a peloton, they seem tough. a look at the east bay hills camera, good morning. the sun is up, the fog pushing inland. we have the marine layer, brighter skies of the south bay. we will see the fog burn off pretty quickly this morning.

today is the warmest day we have all week. let us start in the south bay. 84 in cupertino, 85 for san jose. a touch warmer in gilroy, 90. afternoon sunshine and mid-60's for half moon bay, 82 for redwood city, 80 in mountain view. downtown, 71 with afternoon sunshine. a little cloudier along the coast. richmond and daly city in the 60's but the onshore breeze picking up. 93 in sonoma, 98 in santa rosa. 91 in san rafael, 93 in novato. 93 in vallejo. a lot of sentient they bit of a breeze, 79 in berkeley, 80 in oakland, 82 union city. 84 castro valley. inland well to the 90's, it is the hottest day-old week. these numbers will cool off as the week goes on. 98 in fairfield, 94 walnut

creek. 97 in brentwood. overnight tonight, the marine layer will spread around the bay shoreline and push inland through the delta. we find temperatures in the 50's and 60's. we expect coastal drizzle and patchy dense fog along the coast and potentially parts of the north bay. today is the warmest day of the week, you see temperatures cool off by wednesday. most of us in the 70's and 80's. expect mild to warm temperatures, morning fog giving way to afternoon sun. jobina: the beloved michelin star san francisco restaurant al's place is closing down after seven years. it is not due to financial issues. the owner is looking to spend more time with his family, including his one-year-old daughter. he make a want to write a cookbook or restaurant consulting. sunday is the last day for the restaurant on valencia street. hundreds of people came out to san jose for the annual italian

family festa, a two-day event included winetasting, live music, arts and crafts in italian. -- and italian food. >> we have the meatball sandwiches, italian sausage. and ravioli. jobina: those are italian doughnuts, this was the 40th year of the festival. ♪ reggie: i am told this is the accordion festival. i was worried for a second, we did not see an accordion. but the other shot we do. organizer sent us this video. numerous artists perform, this was the 31st year of the festival. jobina: we keep the theme going. an outdoor music festival in san

francisco's mission district is coming back. it returns october 15. it is usually held on 20th street between harrison and brian, this year it is moving to valencia between 18th and 21st. destroy boys are headlining. and it highlights small businesses, music and art. vip passes are $69. part of the proceeds go to nonprofits. reggie: climbers ascending africa's highest peak can access wi-fi throughout their journey to the top. mount kilimanjaro is located in northern tanzania, standing over 19,000 feet it is the highest mountain in africa. they say navigating the mountain range without wi-fi can be dangerous. the move has been welcomed as a boost to tourism, but others say we wished there was better internet in the remote villages. jobina: near at 6:00, you have

heard of cat in the hat. what about cat on a paddleboard? a feline was exploring the mountain waterways in colorado recently from a paddleboard. he has a life jacket two. -- too. he has been on a motorboat, frequently goes kayaking and is usually pretty agreeable at trying new names. does not want to fall in. reggie: how do we know they are agreeable? jobina: i am not a cat person. reggie: neither. i would not know if it cap likes or hates something. jobina: they act the same. reggie: the dog enjoys looking at the water, does not seem to enjoy being in it. can swim, chooses not to. jobina: that is fine.

just a lounge pup. reggie: the cool thing about rooster, the hair looks the same whether it is wet or dry. jobina: which we had that. reggie: [laughter] you know some dogs look fluffy, then look like they are three pounds? rooster is still thick with that, whether he is out of the pool or in the pool. [laughter] jobina: love it. reggie: coming up next, seven things to know today. jobina: a new way for you to watch abc7news, you can watch a newscast live threat the day on abc news live, a combination of the best live, local and national news available to all who subscribers. you can find in the news hub on hulu. reggie: a live look outside.

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jobina: seven things to know this morning. a private search and rescue team said they found the body of the missing teen kiely rodni. they say her body was in an suv

and a reservoir close to where she was last seen. the plan to give an update at 11:00 a.m., we will bring it to you live. reggie: the biden administration says monkeypox vaccine production will increase starting today. the health department in san francisco is getting 1600 new vials, which works out to about 8000 doses. the clinic opens at 8:00 a.m. jobina: week two of kaiser mental health clinician strike starts today. people will pick at several occasions across california, they want raises and for kaiser to hire more therapists. reggie: the first lady is resuming her normal schedule after testing negative covid. she left isolation yesterday, joining the president at their home in delaware. drew: today is the warmest day of the week, we have early morning cloud cover that will give way to sunshine today. we find temperatures around the face shoreline into the 70's and 80's. warmest spot inland upper 90's

this afternoon. sue: back at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on about an hour or so ago. you are stacked up toward the macarthur maze, westbound on 580 longest approach from 80 and 880. not so bad. a look at drive times, a little slow. jobina: american airlines just made history with its first all black female flight crew. they flew from dallas to phoenix to celebrate the 100th anniversary of bessie coleman's first public flight by a black woman. one of coleman's first private jobs was dropping leaflets from a plane over oakland. what are those? i see. reggie: that is cool. jobina: very cool. reggie: can i say happy birthday to someone? my mom. drew: happy birthday. reggie: we love you. jobina: happy birthday.

♪ good morning, america. for viewers in the west, millions of americans under flood alerts after a weekend of relentless rain. overnight, torrential downpours in texas, 7 inches of rain falling in just a few hours. and the southwest getting slammed with monsoon rains. this morning, the latest on the search for a missing hiker after floods at zion national park. ukraine on heightened alert. president zelenskyy warns of potential, quote, nasty escalation by the russians. plus, new details in the car bomb that killed the daughter of a key putin ally. rodmano