americans want stricter gun laws. the surprising results among democrats and republicans showing agreement. jobina: the u.s. government recovers more than 300 documents from president trump. he is challenging it in federal court. let's check on the weather. drew: the sun is slowly rising, a fair amount of fog that is dense along the coast. half moon bay, less than a mile visibility. novato down to a quarter mile visibility. some pockets of dense fog, most of us are doing just fine. a lot of us are waking up to low in mid-60's this morning, a beautiful picture. the sun is slowly rising on the eastern horizon, the fog will linger a little longer. the big take away, it is not as hot this afternoon as it was yesterday. we take a look at highs and an

air quality advisory in effect today. jobina: this year marks the first start for parents and students heading back to school. one appointing is missing, teachers. the most import and thing next to students. ryan curry is live with the action teachers are taking today. ryan: good morning, that is a very important factor when it comes to education in the bay area. trying to make sure you have enough teachers. tonight, there is a rally in support of potentially hiring more teachers. his comes at a time when we are faced with a teaching shortage, they are trying to address that issue. that is happening later on at 6:00 p.m., the rally tonight will focus on the budget at hand. they want 50 million in ongoing city funding, and 70 million in ongoing state funding to hire more educators.

prioro started -- starting, there were around 100 teaching vacancies. now, they say they will continue the hiring efforts. they tried other recruitment methods like hiring positions without credentials than helping you get the credential. but the president of the teachers union says the district needs to be creative and direct with adequate funding to recruit more teachers. this is not so much about a teaching shortage as much as it is paying teachers and giving them the resources they need. that is what the rally tonight will address. reggie: governor newsom just vetoed a bill that would have created the safe supervised drug injection sites in san francisco, oakland and l.a. they say it would help with a drug overdose crisis. a state senator of san francisco

wrote the bill, he calls the feet of devastating and says peer-reviewed studies have shown the sites save lives and help lead to treatment. the san francisco attorney agrees, saying safe injection sites work in new york city. >> i support the idea of a nonprofit moving forward with new york's model of overdose prevention. under the biden administration, the doj has not asked new york sites, run by a nonprofit, to stop operations. reggie: governor newsom said he is concerned about the operation of the sites. the group mothers against drug deaths is praising the decision. >> we have been putting way too many resources and funding into addiction maintenance, not enough resources and funding is going to treatment and rehabilitation. reggie: mothers against drug deaths believes more should be done to staff clinics at san francisco already have, saying methadone clinics are not open 24/7.

they agree but say all the ideas need to be put into place. jobina: most americans want stricter gun laws. a new poll from the ap survey shows people in both parties, 71 percent of americans, want stricter gun laws. that includes half of republicans and the majority of democrats and gun owners. 59% of americans believe there should be a ban on the sale of ar-15's and similar weapons. it was taken in late july and early august, after a string of deadly mass shootings. in fairfield, man is the hospital after he was shot by police. it happened yesterday afternoon. police released these photos. they say the man pulled out what appeared to be a handgun and pointed it at the officers. during a search, officers found five guns that turned out to be bb guns, and another gun was found in the car. fairfield police say they were trying to arrest him on an

outstanding warrant and domestic violence case. reggie: a bay area man accused of trying to derail an investigation of an officer in oakland has been sentenced to 10 years. he faced obstruction of justice charges and a 2020 shooting outside a federal building. he also faced a separate charge for child pornography. he was accused of destroying the groups records. a different man was a member of the group, he was charged with the officers murder and was earlier sentenced to 41 years. jobina: authorities are expected to identify a body found in a nevada county lake as kiely rodni, she disappeared after leaving a party earlier this month. in his statement her family said quote but we accept the sadness cast under deaths shadow, the rising sun shines light upon us,

reminding us not to mourn our loss, but celebrate kiely's spirit. adventures with purpose found in suv matching hers and the lake just a few yards from where she was last seen alive. it was submerged in 14 feet of water. >> dad and grandpa were on scene in less than two minutes. it is tragic. at that point, we were -- all hope for her coming home was gone. they are very frustrated with how things played out. jobina: new questions about how law enforcement missed the suv, despite searching the water multiple times. the nevada county sheriffs office said it will review how they missed the vehicle. reggie: police are warning people to be on the lookout for mountain lions after they spotted a massive cat on this home video camera yesterday. this neighborhood backs up to i-80 and has a large, grassy area nearby.

wildlife experts say with the extreme heat and lack of rain, mountain lions are out looking for food and water. jobina: coming up, the unique way doctors are trying to help people with memory problems. and, the guy who was not that into harry styles despite being at his concert. oh no. reggie: [laughter] drew: those tickets are pricey. jobina: aren't you going? drew: yes. reggie: looks like soccer. drew: how dare he. we do have an air quality advisory for moderate air quality coming from the lightning complex fire. some haze in the atmosphere from time to time. not as

jobina: researchers say zapping certain parts of the brain with small bursts of electricity can help the brain improve, recall some words. a study looked at people 65 and older. more research is needed, but the findings could be a promising new treatment for diseases like alzheimer's. drew: very interesting. look at this pretty shot from the east bay hills camera, seeing hits of the sun coming up and pockets of fog stretching inland. we will go hour-by-hour. the fog lingers a bit longer this morning, compared to yesterday. yesterday, it burned off quickly. today, it takes its time. 10:00 a.m., seen patchy fog. sunshine and in the 70's, by

lunchtime the cloud cover should pull back to the coast. 80's around lunchtime, 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. inland 77 in oakland, 78 palo alto. 83 san jose. 93 santa rosa, across the state quite hot in the central valley. 104 fresno. l.a. up to 82 with sunny skies. let's get a check of traffic. sue: happy tuesday, we are looking at the east shore freeway. a solid stream of headlights as you make your wayeley and emeryville. if your travels take you all the way into the bay bridge, the metering lights on. you are starting to stack up there. about a 42 minute drive from hercules all the way into the bay bridge in san francisco at this hour. 880 is moving nicely right by

the coliseum, no problems in either direction. we do have a problem, back to highway four. not one, but to separate motorcycle accidents. first westbound after railroad, you can see the backup all the way toward the antioch area. then a second one near bailey road, traffic is stacked up to bay point. drive from antioch westbound to concord looking at about a 15 minute commute -- 50 minute commute. jobina: still ahead, why apple workers are opposed to a new plan to have them returned to the office. the latest warning from the state department about americans who may be in ukraine. who may be in ukraine. as we had to break, bringing the abcs of ckd a is for awareness, because knowing that your chronic kidney disease in type 2 diabetes could progress to dialysis is important. b is for belief that there may be more you can do. just remember that k is for kidneys and kerendia. for adults living with ckd in type 2 diabetes,

kerendia is proven to reduce the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. kerendia is a once-daily tablet that treats ckd differently than type 2 diabetes medications to help slow the progression of kidney damage and reduce the risk of cardiovascular events, such as heart attacks. do not take kerendia if you have problems with your adrenal glands or take certain medications called cyp3a4 inhibitors. kerendia can cause hyperkalemia, which is high potassium levels in your blood. ask your doctor before taking products containing potassium. kerendia can also cause low blood pressure and low sodium levels. so now that you know your abcs, remember, k is for kidneys, and if you need help slowing kidney damage, ask your doctor about kerendia. large out-of-state corporations have set

and if you need help 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: warnings that russia is about to step up attacks on ukrainian infrastructure and government facilities. it comes as ukraine is about to markets independence day. a general assess 9000 ukrainian shoulders -- says 9000 ukrainian soldiers have been killed since the beginning of the war. they believe the new attacks will coincide with ukraine's independence day. jobina: the new york times is reporting trump had more than 300 classified documents at mar-a-lago, including documents from the cia and fbi on a variety of topics. concern over the documents to go the criminal investigation to find out whether trump and his aides may have mishandled material, refused to turn it over or lied. >> 300 pages, a basement stairway away in an open beach house is not where you want that

information. jobina: trump is calling the search unwarranted and has filed a motion for a special master to oversee the handling of the seized materials. legal experts say the request could be a delay tactic. reggie: apple workers are resisting a mandated return to the office. they announced workers will be required to be on-site at least three times a week starting september 5. many workers are not happy. now, and internal group opposed to return to work to work plans has started a petition, demanding more flexible arrangements for employees. apple has not responded to request for comment about the plan or resistance. jobina: the states plan to live production back to california with tax incentives appears to be working. a remake of the thomas crown affair starring michael b jordan is that the film in san francisco, one of 18 film projects that qualified for the

tax credit program governor newsom boosted in july with new funding. combined, the projects are expected to bring $915 million in spending and employ 600 actors, 2500 crewmembers and thousands of extras. we do not celebrate breakups, but i am letting everyone know michael b jordan will be single in san francisco. heads up. reggie: that might be the most valuable piece of information we share. a man at a harry styles concert was not too impressed by the headliner. he was seen watching a preseason football game on his phone while the crowd at new york's madison square garden dances around him. the person who took the video says the man lasted a few songs standing up and watching the concert, then sat down and watch the bengals giants game on his phone. stiles is in the middle of a two week long residency at the venue. i really dislike this. jobina: i am wondering if maybe

they are apparent. drew: i am going to be nice reggie: -- i am wondering if maybe they are a parent. we are still there and bringing down the five. -- vibe. drew: i want to think he is doing something nice. reggie: you think it is nice? drew: if your daughter wants to go, they are too young to go alone. reggie: can't you go to a concourse? jobina: they need to supervision. i only say that because i had the parent. with earplugs in. it was pops. he was on his phone, it was chris brown bow wow concert that we both went to. drew: we both went to. i am a little older, i went alone. reggie: i am bummed out. if i'm a performer i am bummed

out, if i am the people who are around i am bummed out. i am excited and he is sitting there watching football. drew: it is mostly the people around you. jobina: the vibes need to be right. drew: shut out to the parents who went to a concert they did not want to go to, before smartphones were a thing and you just had to sit there. we have dense fog along the coast this morning with patchy morning drizzle, his ears skies later. the heat is easing, cooler weather for the weekend. a lot of the cloud cover is slow to break down, so the fog will retreat back to the coast this morning. 83 in san jose, 90 in morgan hill. along the peninsula, 78 palo alto. 76 in san mateo, mid-60's for the coastline. downtown, we briefly touch 70's. north bay warm to hot.

93 in santa rosa, 95 in cloverdale. sausalito 73. later in the east bay, it is breezy. the wind picks up. 77 oakland, 79 fremont, 80 castro valley. inland, upper 80's to mid 90's. 95 pittsburgh. overnight tonight, the fog spills back to the bay shoreline and pushes inland. we find mid 50's to mid-60's with areas of dense fog first thing tomorrow morning and coastal drizzle. hazy skies today with the air-quality advisory, not as hot. we hold steady through the end of the week and temperatures continue to drop below average with a fair amount of sunshine each afternoon. jobina: let us turn to ginger zee, live with a look at what is coming up on gma. ginger: good morning, nice to be with you. coming up, the latest on the

fallout from the mar-a-lago search. the new reports the former president kept hundreds of classified documents after he left the white house. in the miracle survival story. at paley and his wife speak out about living through a single engine plane crash and how they were found. a new survey finding 21 billion dollars in unused gift cards. some are in my junk drawer. do you have any? if you do, why you should cash in now. then, it is harry's world and we are just living in it. the candid new interview from harry styles talking music, his movie career, identity and putting mental health first. i would have challenged anyone to find someone who does not love harry styles, then one of my producers said who is harry styles? i said i have to go, we did not work together. reggie: straight to jail. we were just doing a story about harry styles, a dad during the concert is watching a football

game rather than the stage, because he obviously took one of his kids. ginger: his loss. reggie: i am in the minority. i do not like it when people do that, you should pretend to be interested in what is going on. ginger: [laughter] i thought you were going to say i do not like harry styles. i was like -- [laughter] reggie: f, you bring one of your boys to a concert. maybe it is not your thing. are you going to at least not be watching a movie on your phone? ginger: yes, that is correct. we do that when we are watching the same movie over and over, because miles loves to watch the man over and over. i will make sure i am present watching it again. it is important to him, that is spending time together. reggie: look at this mom. jobina: we know ginger is that mom. ginger: jason momoa is right

next to harry styles. it's not the worst thing. jobina: check in in 20 years. [laughter] [laughter] reggie: see you here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home.

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is touring across the country. this is video from 2016 when auditions were held, there is reggie doing his thing. it is the one and only way fans can experience the game in person outside its studios. you can spin a replica of the wheel and solve puzzles. prizes include up to $10,000, trip to paris or hawaii and more. it is stopping at cache creek casino november 12 and 13, to get started $37. pastor jack and vanna white will not be there -- pat sajack and vanna white will not be there, but clay aiken will be a host. you can watch wheel of fortune every night after jeopardy. reggie: a new feature by instagram is being accused of being a copy of another app. it is called candid challenges and nudges you choose -- users to share a filter free snapshot. it is simple or -- similar to an

app that promotes people to take random selfies each day. they said the feature is currently a prototype and only available to some internal staff. hm. there are some people i am so used to seeing them in three or four filters, i do not know. what we do to my soul to see their actual face. jobina: face tomb, bodies look different. reggie: touched by an angel. when you were scrolling, he is touched by an angel today. [laughter] next, the country offering people thousands of dollars to treat in their car for an e bike. jobina: how to make your v

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beloved dentist killed in an attempted robbery. frustrations boiling over as the community demands justice. jobina: crew members on this ship rescued just seconds before it sinks. good news for meat lovers, the price of steak is dropping. good morning morning on this tuesday. jobina: let us check in with drew. drew: gray skies for a lot of us, dense fog. once we get the fog burned off, there is a lot of sunshine. two miles visibility, the problem spot is novato. down to a quarter-mile, slightly warmer start. a lot of us waking up to numbers in the low 60's. the sun is about to crest over the horizon. see the fog down below, it is slow to burn off compared to yesterday.

harry skies -- sunny skies later on today. jobina: fire crews are looking into the cause of a large fire in san jose overnight, take a look at these aggressive flames burning off some sort of storage container. a camera crew said it happened sometime after 2:00 this morning , no word on the extent of the damage. when we find out, we will let you know. reggie: tonight, san francisco unified teachers will rally to retain staff. ryan curry is live with how they want to get it done. ryan: good morning. really, the focus now is figuring out ways they can pay teachers more, as well as hire more teachers. that is with the rally is going to be focusing on. teachers union since the pay has been the big issue, that has been the key factor as to why

the district simply can't hire as many teachers as they want to fill these vacancies. this comes during the rally against a budget, that is what they are examining tonight and trying to focus on. they want to push the district to use $50 million in ongoing city funding and $70 million in ongoing state running to hire more educators. prior to the school year, sfusd had around 100 teaching vacancies. they were able to fill some through staff relocations, but they still plan to hire throughout the school year. teachers union says students deserve to have well-funded schools and fully staffed classrooms with teachers. even some principals have told us in the past they are losing other teachers to other districts. of course, but the district and the teachers union want that to stop. that is what they are rallying tonight, to see if they can put a stop to that.

abc 7 news. reggie: with the new school year comes new guidelines and new norms. find are complete back-to-school coverage to be prepared by downloading the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app available for your phone on my tablet, roku, amazon fire, apple or android tv. a 60-year-old woman who worked as a dentist in east bay was shot and killed during attempted robbery on 5th avenue your east 11th street in little saigon. tim johns was at a vigil for her and spoke to one of the victims patients. tim: flowers and incense greeted a community in pain. people gathered near the spot on 5th avenue where she was murdered in broad daylight sunday afternoon in the little saigon neighborhood. the ravens video showing the incident unfolding in her life being taken away with the scent of three gunshots. best sound of three gunshots.

-- sound of three gunshots. >> this was a robbery that had gone bad. they attempted to rob her, she did not give up her belongings. tim: she was a local dentist, active and beloved in her community. >> very kind, very loving and passionate for life. for everything. tim: she was one of her patients and her dance instructor. she came to pay her respects to her friend of many years and says she is still in shock. >> immediately, i was crying. i made a lunch, i could not eat. tim: this is the second murder in this area recently. a delivery driver was also shot and killed here several weeks ago. several city council members were present at the visible -- vigil. we asked what tangible steps they are taking to put an end to violence. the council president telling us

she believes the solutions have to be multifaceted. >> we have to get guns off the streets. one of the other things i think it's really important is the police need to focus on solving these crimes. tim: until relief comes, many of the local community will continue to live in fear, unsure of how to stop the violence. >> they want to have no more life. they can walk on the street, they can go anywhere. tim: abc 7 news. jobina: this morning, no information about the federal investigation into misconduct allegations by members of the antioch department. the antioch mayor confirmed the fbi and contra costa da office is investigating eight patrol officers. officials first announced the probe in late march, alleging crimes of moral turpitude and other offenses against officers

from antioch and pittsburgh police departments. this is the first time antioch has officially announced the number of officers under investigation. >> we know at some point, either a grand jury, criminal grand jury has been impaneled or will be impaneled. as a result, could increase the number of officers under investigation. jobina: the eight officers represent roughly 1/10 of the city's entire antioch police force. a total of three officers from the pittsburgh police department are also under investigation. reggie: zuckerberg san francisco general will hold another monkeypox vaccine clinic, it opens at 8:00 this morning. yesterday, they gave up more than 400 doses. it comes as monkeypox has been detected in all 50 states. in california, nearly half of cases are right here in the bay area. san francisco has the most with 653. two other counties are also in triple digits.

alameda and santa clara. nearly 50 cases and contra costa county. we have a monkeypox page on our website, it is updated regularly with information you need to know about data, vaccines and more. jobina: pfizer is seeking authorization from the fda for an updated covid booster shot that would target omicron variant's including ba.4 and ba.5 for those 12 and older. if it is cleared, it could be ready to start shipping next month. moderna is expected to file a similar application for updated boosters for adults. reggie: kaiser is facing a lawsuit for charging patients for free covid tests. our media partner reports a sacrament a woman filed a lawsuit earlier this month, clinton she got a covid test at kaiser and was billed $310. a law firm filed the suit, saying tests are free under federal law. kaiser says it is not its policy to charge for the test and if it

is a billing error, they will correct it. tonight, a vote on changing outdoor dining rules. the city started a restaurant program during the pandemic due to covid restrictions, that will expire october 31. they will consider offering outdoor dining annually from june through october. currently, some of it eliminates parking spots. under the seasonal plan, businesses cannot take up parking spaces the city wears them to have. >> i appreciate they are looking at it. there has to be equity amongst the restaurants. reggie: it starts at 7:00 tonight. a potential breakthrough discovered in fighting against food allergies. scientists say there is a problem that makes no one want to take it. a live look at the big board new york stock exchange, slightly up. we will check in again in a couple minutes.

if you are jealous of your dog sleeping of the fluffy met on the ground, your dog can be jealous of you. for the low price of hundreds of dollars. [laughter] you can watch every morning for an extra hour, it is abc 7 at 7:00. 7:00 to 8:00 every weekday on the abc 7 bay area streaming app, you can download it now for your phone, tablet, roku, apple tv, amazon fire and android tv. all the things. drew: you got it, download it. east bay hills camera, the sun is up. a beautiful morning, you can see the patchy fog stretching and then. air-quality advisory from moderate air-quality and most spots. we will see smoke from the lightning complex fire burning to the north in trinity county. we will see hayes in the atmosphere, the smoke will not reach the surface. you will not smell it, just see it with the hazy sunshine.

we are tracking this area of high pressure responsible for the warm weather yesterday, now we have a battle brewing. this area of low pressure is trying to move in and bump the high out of here. it will win the fight over the next couple days and bring us gradual cooler weather over the next couple days. future weather shows fog will linger longer this morning compared to yesterday, patchy fog around the bay shoreline. 60's by 10:00 a.m. we will be well into the low to mid 70's. by lunchtime, cloud cover is pulling back to the coast and we see 70's appear from hayward to san jose. well into the 80's and the warmest spots inland. today is not nearly as hot as yesterday. we will find temperatures a little above average, the warmest spots in the low and mid 90's. we go to the 70's for the most part around the bay shoreline with a fair amount of sunshine. heise today, lots of sunshine

today. 70 in the city, 77 oakland, 83 san jose. 86 napa, and across the state, warmer temperatures in southern california. l.a. up to 82 degrees. let us get you to traffic. sue: we take into the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights have been turned on. as usual, the commuters are getting through without delay. if you have more than two people in your car, you can zoom on by. ch orwise, you are stocked upr e from highway for hercules to san francisco, 12 to 15 minute delay behind the metering lights. for the richmond san rafael bridge, we have a backup. they do not have metering lights, but every morning it has been pretty stacked up toward harbor way. this morning is no exception. two accidents westbound highway for, avoid the commute if you

can. they are trying to clear up both accidents, one by railroad and one by bailey. a 50 minute drive. we will be back after the break. here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours.

saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home.

reggie: all crew and passengers are safely off of this luxury yacht that made its last voyage yesterday, sinking of the seven coast of italy. the coast guard to difficult weather conditions mixed with the yacht already leading prevented them from telling get back to shore. they will investigate what caused it to capsize. a 27-year-old man brutally beaten by police in arkansas has been released from jail on a team thousand dollars bond. we are going to show some video that is disturbing. it happened sunday, the man went

to a gas station, threatened to spit on the clerk. officers found him nearby and claimed that is when he turned violent. they charged him with battery, assault, resisting arrest and terroristic threatening. >> this is not what our law enforcement community represents, it is not the proper response. they will be reviewed and appropriate action taken. reggie: the attorney for the two deputies say the suspect attacked one of them, giving him a concussion. witnesses say the man was not violent, but was trying to run away. the officers involved have been suspended during the investigation. jobina: we lrng m about ththe op who died in last thursday's plane crash. a 32-year-old was a single piloting a single engine plane during the crash. radio recordings indicate the two pilots involved in communication shortly before the crash.

>> [indiscernible] jobina: authorities say the second plane was carrying two people and a dog. the victims on board have been identified as winton residents. search link them to farms, a fourth generation family farm and custom farm services, both located in winton. reggie: the drama over biting twitter is getting personal for elon musk. what documents show he subpoenaed his friend in former ceo jack dorsey part of an effort to back out of a $44 billion agreement to require -- acquire the company. he claims twitter player -- failed to provide adequate information about the number of fake accounts. it is set to start october 17. jobina: frances payne people up to 4000 euros to trade in their

car for a bike. -- france is paying people up to 4000 euros to trade in their car for a bite. reggie: -- bike. they're also investing 250 million euros to make the city of paris entirely by couple -- bikable. now for your morning many report. steak is during to get cheaper, grocery store befriends is arm falling after more than a year of increases. the cost decrease thanks to lower demand for more expensive cuts like ribeye and new york strip. in response, many supermarkets are marking down prices are more costly states. staffing is also improving. fewer americanpeopleoving to jos down to 4.1% last month.

it was nearly 6% july of last year. this could be assigned the great resignation is slowing down. during the same period, we just went up. they increased about $3000 since the same time last year. a live look at the new york stock exchange, we are slightly down about 17 points. jobina: a new study may have just identified a way to fight back against food allergies, which is major. the only problem is there is a chance no one wants it. researchers found a bacteria compound that actually worked on allergic mice to restore the protective barrier. researchers say the compound is too nasty to take as a pillow. -- pill. they say it smells like dog waist and moldy butter. i have never smelled that before. apparently it tastes just as bad

as it smells. scientists are turned to figure out a way to hide the offensive taste and smell. cool. two college students who needed some sleep were inspired by a dog they saw snoozing comfortably on this little bed. check this out. they thought it would be a good idea to create this. it is a portable, human size dog bed. designed after a classic dog bed, it is round with elevated sides, so you contact in your hands and feet. the base is supported by four inches of memory foam and the cover is removable so you can wash it. it comes into colors and costs $500. -- in two colors and costs $500. drew: that is cheaper than i thought. dog beds are not cheap. reggie: i never thought i want to sleep in one. drew: no.

and i do not know how you would travel as a college kid. reggie: this is not real, right? just to get on the news? drew: seems real. jobina: like a new beanbag. reggie: why not just have the dog in your bed? cut out the middleman. drew: some people do not want the dog in the bed. do you let your dog sleep in your bed? reggie: no. our dog has a casper bed. jobina: rooster is living. [laughter] drew: i don't even have a casper bed. reggie: they make dog beds. drew: what? jobina: i am looking this up. drew: your dog is sleeping better than i ever have. [laughter] jobina: they are on amazon right now. drew: do they come in different sizes? reggie: yes. jobina: do you have the gray

one? reggie: yes. jobina: i know your home to court. [laughter] reggie: that was his thing, not me. jobina: [laughter] drew: stop it right now. dogs are sleeping on casper mattresses? outside, we have the golden gate bridge camera. it is foggy, we have dense coastal fog. hazy skies today, the heat is easing inland. much cooler weather. let us start in the south bay today, a lot of sunshine. 79 cupertino. along the peninsula, 76 san mateo. mid-60's along the coast. downtown briefly hits 70. mid 60's close to the ocean. 95 the hyatt in cloverdale, 86 napa -- v high in cloverdale. -- the high in cloverdale.

inland, 88 in san ramon, 95 in pittsburgh and antioch. walnut creek up to 91. overnight tonight, the fog spills back to the bay shoreline and pushes inland. coastal drizzle again, numbers in the 50's and 60's. not as hot today, cooler tomorrow. look at the weekend. temperatures below average in the 70's and 80's away from the coast. jobina: workers are fighting for better benefits companies all over the country. new data shows many employers are cutting back on one particular benefit, maternity leave. the society for human resources surveyed 3000 employers and found the share of companies offering leave beyond what is required by law dropped to 35% this year. it was over 50% in 2020. companies also downsized on paternity leave. the share of employers giving

paid paternity time off fell the 27% this year, down from 44% in 2020. reggie: fast food companies are going to subscription deals to learn customers. subway has a new foot-long pass, then limited $15 vouchers will discount 50% off all foot-long sandwiches through september. there are only 10,000 passes available and they go on sale tomorrow. jobina: r&b music experiences coming to chase center in san francisco. several artists will perform at the arena this fall. tickets are on sale now for chase card until tomorrow at noon, then the public can get in on everything for tickets friday at 10:00 a.m. the concert is october 22. reggie: disney plus day is next

month and you can get early access to disney content. thor love and thunder and the live action version of pinocchio starting tom hanks and joseph gordon levitt will debut on disney plus day. amc theaters are getting in with special offers. disney plus day is september 8. disney is the care -- parent company of abc 7. jobina: what is this about the parks? reggie: if you are a disney plus subscriber, you can get into the park a half hour early that day. jobina: that half hour is key. reggie: now that you have done it, he ran to matterhorn with your sister. you do it again? jobina: i would probably run to -- what is the space one? reggie: space none. jobina: i like that one. you can purchase the other one. reggie: rise of the resistance,

which is what you did. the last time i was a rise of the resistance viewer -- an abc 7 viewer was next to me and i did not realize. you know you are flying to the battleship. she turns to me and was like, i watch abc 7 morning and i will let you enjoy the rest of the ride. i wanted to say hi. [laughter] jobina: that is cool. reggie: we love all of you. a reminder, you can watch a streaming on hulu every day. select the new stab. -- news thaad. -- tab. that includes our next newscast at 7:00.

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. loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's jobina: seven things to know this morning. san francisco unified teachers are planning to call and district leaders to prioritize staffing and funding hold a

rally before the school board meeting. then make recommendations on how to spend millions of dollars to recruit and retain polity teachers. reggie: officials are expected to identify a body found in a lake as missing team kiely rodni . they say the family is coming to terms with her death. jobina: governor newsom vetoed a bill that would have created safe injection site. he ordered health and human services to convene officials to discuss best practices for overdose prevention and programs. reggie: pfizer seeking fda authorization for an updated covid booster shot targeting omicron variant. if cleared, it could be ready to roll next month. drew: we are looking at highs today, not as hot today as yesterday. the marine layer lingers a little longer this morning. 70 in the city with breezy

conditions later today. 83 in san jose. low and mid 90's and then for the warmest thoughts. sue: we are following your tuesday commute, still trying to untangle a mess on highway 4 westbound. not one but two motorcycles down , one at bailey and one near railroad. one has been cleared, but the damage remains for about a 1 hour drive if you are making your way from antioch to concord. jobina: an all-new wheel of fortune life experiences coming to us in november. you can win prizes including money and a vacation. tickets start at $37. clay aiken is a host. reggie: people will show up. jobina: he will run a game show. which show would you want to be on? drew: jeopardy. sue: jeopardy, but it makes me feel the area -- dumb.

drew: not when it is team week. good morning, america. as we join you on this tuesday, the new reports that former president trump kept hundreds of classified documents after he left the white house. this morning, new fallout from the mar-a-lago search. the government retrieving more than 300 classified documents from former president trump's florida home including documents from the cia, national security agency and fbi, with some claiming that trump went through the boxes of highly sensitive materials himself before turning some over in 2021. how the former president is responding. deadly flash flooding. torrential rain pummeling texas. dallas seeing a one in a thousand-year rush of rain. first respon