area. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: -- danny: -- drew: beautiful pictures from the future tower camera. a little fog along the coast.

visibility is down to two miles. we are doing find this right having fog overhead. in the mid 50's to low 60's. this is a pretty picture. this is the tower this morning. the colors are beginning to move into the eastern horizon. we will have a fine day with sunshine later today. it is a cooler day compared to yesterday and that will down cal a preview of the rest ofng up. s expected to announce a decision on student loans. he will cancel $10,000 of student debt, but only for some borrowers. reporter: good morning. millions of americans with thousands of dollars in loan debt eagerly awaiting a decision from president biden. it was unclear what he was going to do until recently, and now he is expected to take some sort of

action and provide some sort of relief for the americans that have student loan debt. we are looking at boards, expecting him to cancel up to $10,000 of student loan debt for a certain group of people. those who make under $125,000 a year. the repayment positive is also expected to be asked ended again because the current deadline is expected to have read -- expire in one week. a group advocating for student debt cancellation says, millions of americans owe trillions of dollars in student loans. it is one of the highest debts in the country, next to the mortgage payments. >> i think every little bit counts. i think a lot of people have much more than that, but it is a good start. for a lot of people, it will make a big difference. >> i should have done what everybody else did and not paid.

life is about sacrifices. reporter: this move on the president has a large political implication with it. if both parties urged him to take different courses of actions with student loans. top democrats like elizabeth warren and chuck schumer have pushed him to cancel as much as $50,000 in student loans, saying $10,000 is not enough to provide adequate. -- adequate relief. republicans believe that repayment should have started long ago. reggie: a newly released letter is peeling back the curtain on other classified documents that the former didn't had in his possession. reporter: this starts in january, when former president trump turned over about 700 pages of classified documents to

the records administration. that is according to this new letter from the national archives. at issue is, this would have been a full year after trump left office. the documents are just a fraction of the classified documents the former president is accused of keeping at his home. the team is now to block the fbi and department of justice from viewing the records, but the judge is asking for more clarification. >> what law are they asking her to apply? in the end, a stunning rebuke from a judge appointed by donald trump. reporter: the trump team has until friday to risk onto the west and another judge is deciding whether to new evidence used justify the search earlier this month. public interest favors its release, but heavy redaction night render it much

meaningless. kumasi: student serving a day of community service rather than a day in jail -- new dashcam video was released hours after pelosi pleaded guilty in court. in the video, he is seen struggling with his balance. >> i really do not want you to fall over and hurt yourself. that defeats the whole purpose. kumasi: pelosi refused a breathalyzer test at the scene. as part of his sentence, he will serve three years probation, go one year with an ignition interlock device, and complete a three month dui program. reggie: san francisco

firefighters are trying to determine the cause of a three alarm fire. sky 7 flew over as flames poured out of the top of the building. it damaged all three floors and the roof. one tenant and her cats had to be rescued. >> she has to be a cats and she was able to get the cat. she had to go to the roof with two cats and climb down the entire ladder to get to safety. reggie: this is that rescued woman. she was treated for smoke inhalation and released. to be of firefighters had minor injuries. kumasi: if you are looking for a monkeypox vaccine, supply is meeting demand. the clinic is open from 8:00 this morning to 4:00 p.m. today. in the south bay, santa clara

county is planning to release more detailed information on monkeypox cases. the graphic data will be provided, along with the age group, race, ethnicity, gender identity and sexual orientation each person testing positive. it was designed with input from lgbtq plus community members. santa clara county has reported 117 monkeypox cases to date. it is in line with alameda county come in the range of our than 100 cases. san francisco has the most at 672. according to the cdc, there are more than -- reggie: the biden and target new omicron subvariants, which account for 90% of all new cases

. pfizer is seeking authorization for people 12 and up and moderna is seeking authorization for all adults. kumasi: still to come, the debate on whether to let citizens vote in one city. reggie: and century old dinosaur tracks in a lake. drew: this is our camera showing the sun slowly rising. prepare for a cooler afternoon today. today. we will l what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27.

what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27.

reggie: severe drought in texas has uncovered a big piece of history. dinosaur tracks. they were found in a dried out riverbed and dinosaur state valley park.

they are about 113 million years old. it is hard to believe. this is straight out of jurassic park had rain is expected, so the rains -- the tracks might be covered up again. that is a good thing for many reasons. it can protect the prints from erosion and natural weathering over time. drew: that man -- look how big those tracks are, compared to him. that is so cool. dinosaur valley park. here is a live look. that fog is banked right along the coastline. hour-by-hour, here is the future weather. we are still pretty cool, in the 50's to low 60's. we are into the low 70's in our warmest spots inland. that fog is still sick over the

city -- thick over the city. low to mid 80's by lunchtime in our warmest cities. it is cooler across the board, compared to yesterday afternoon. 80 napa. only 67 in the city. a lot of sunshine today. we will preview the weekend forecast in about eight minutes. let's see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: we are sticking with this situation. a deadly crash reported before redwood road. you can see a slight slowdown in the area. the slowdown in oakland, before broadway has cleared. 58 miles per hour in that area. a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge. everything is moving in that

direction. we did have an earlier crash. it looks like it is still in place on eastbound 580, which will be before western drive. a heads up if you are traveling in the eastbound direction. i will bring in a live look of the bay bridge toll plaza. lights are officially on. a little bit earlier than usual. reggie: still ahead, another hit to the office space market. the local companies set to rent out part of its office. a political expert believes a a political expert believes a man has his eyes set on there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal.

don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. every other month and i'm good to go. ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva. for decades, i've every other month and i'm good to go. worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness,

i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. kumasi: in the south bay, there is discussion about whether southbay should allow noncitizens to vote in elections.

groups valley before the session , in an effort to encourage voting legibility to all residents, regardless of immigration status. >> it is going to be a long fight. it will be a lengthy, strategic campaign. we want to make sure that throughout the process, we continue to include our community. kumasi: there were those opposed to the idea, believing it to be unconstitutional. any final decision would be up to san jose voters in 2024. reggie: a whistleblower is adding fuel to elon musk's effort to get out of the deal with twitter. a san francisco company misled regulators about poor cybersecurity defenses and was negligent in rooting out accounts. pedophile complaints last month with the commission and the

department of justice. a nonprofit whistleblower aid is working with him. they claim major security problems pose a threat to information and national security. >> getting to this point, where he is having to do this publicly -- it was not his second or third choice, but it is also where he ended up after he exhausted every other channegg: accatiohaon i aboutacmusk's lee already subpoenaed zach. -- kumasi: a new pull from the department -- he is ahead of his republican challenger by 27 points, but speculation is growing about whether he might

have bigger political ambitions like a 2024 presidential run. >> the only thing that you can bet on is the unexpected to happen. the things that you possibly said no way can be happening. one of those was gavin newsom. his video and shots of him without a mask at that high-end restaurant at the height of the pandemic -- everybody thought he was down and out, but he is making a comeback. kumasi: publicly, newsom has said that he is not interested in running, but most californians do not want president biden to run again. newsom is at the top of the list of people they would want to see yvonne. -- democrats want to see run. reggie: this is getting juicy. drew: it always comes too soon. kumasi: get your information? get your voting plan?

it is going to be interesting, i feel it. drew: i vote in a garage. i think that is so unique. kumasi: i love the accessibility of that. drew: it is across the street. reggie: or you can do it from home. fill it out. kumasi: i am not voting from home. i make it an experience. give me my sticker. drew: i love that. reggie: i have my computer out. my phone is here and i have my documents spread. there are like 30 propositions, every time. crosschecked. add the one. kumasi: isn't it fun? drew: to get a chance to go to city hall to vote? that is cooler. this is our exploratorium camera. a mostly cloudy start.

we had that marine layer with us. the fog overhead, some spotty drizzle. breezy the next few afternoons. when speed later on today, that onshore flow is with us between 15 to 20 miles per hour. highs today, starting in the south a, 70's and 80's from sunnyvale to san jose. a lot of 70's. it is a nice day along the peninsula. quite cloudy along the coast. downtown, it is one of those days where we see a lot of cloud, but it is a cool day in the 60's. quite cloudy and cool. in the north bay, 80's and 90's for the most part. anyone petaluma. potter and cloverdale. kia is the hotspot at 100 later this afternoon. in the afternoon, it is breezy but also bright.

73 oakland. richmond is cooler as that marine layer is with us. partly cloudy skies there. inland, sunshine in the mid 80's. overnight tonight, a fair amount of fog comes back. coastal drizzle in the 50's. cooler afternoon today. the cooling continues tomorrow. looking at the weekend, some afternoon sunshine. 70's and 80's is below average. we will warm up again next week. reggie: now a look at what is coming up on gma. ginger: nice to be with everyone this morning. we are following the latest out of ukraine. the war-torn country is celebrating its independence day today. a warning that the holiday could bring hideous russian provocations and brutal strikes. all of this as the war in ukraine has hit the six-month

mark. we will be on the ground with the latest. aliens of americans are anxiously awaiting as the president is set to make and announce about loan. but we see another round of relief? and is it too early to tackle the christmas list? i will answer that. yes, at least for me. we will be showing you big ticket to buy right now, and what stores are offering sales before labor day. we are celebrating national waffle day, whipping up award-winning chicken and waffles. i will tell you right now that i am full. kumasi: and i am jealous. yes. reggie: two people sent me this meme the other day. it is a block of ice and mariah carey is in died that block of ice. i just thought that was really funny. ginger: it is like, crack and

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the admissibility of creative expression. it requires them to examine specific factors when admitting evidence in criminal cases. a similar bail -- bill failed earlier this year. comes after to be a wrappers were arrested in georgia, on charges related to their song the rx yet offering dodgy doughnuts for the first time at krispy kreme. you can get the treats starting tomorrow. they include six dog friendly bone shaped biscuits. our dogs have given us so much love the last couple of years that they deserve a special treat. reggie: they really do. kumasi: he is getting six. can he have a dodgy doughnut? can he have six? reggie: i do not think he can have six, but he can have one a day. kumasi: ok. reggie: next, where in the city

you are more likely to get a parking ticket. kumasi: teachers are fighting for better pay and more resources. reggie: here is a live look 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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announcer: this is abc7news. reggie: millions await a decision from the president to cancel some student loan debt. who will beam impacted most by the changes? kumasi: kia and hyundai are unable to figure out a car flaw. reggie: also, an out-of-control car slams into the dmv. what officers say the man was doing just before. kumasi: good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, august 24. reggie: let's check in with drew. drew: the fog is dense in spots.

visibility is less than 2.5 miles. elsewhere, we are doing better. right now, numbers in the 50's to low 60's. it is a slightly cooler morning. keep that light layer with you this morning. fog on 101 this morning. the fog will thin throughout the morning. it is a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. 70's and 80's away from the coast. the cool down tomorrow, we will look at that in about eight minutes. reggie: the student loan debt, a growing burden for a tens of millions of american. today, the president will announce a plan that could cancel some of that debt for some of the people. ryan curry is live in the east bay with the details. reporter: good morning. millions of americans with thousands and thousands of dollars of student loan debt eagerly awaiting this decision

from president biden later today. some of the debt for some of the americans, there will be expected parameters on this when it is announced they are on. some of those include an income threshold with student loan debt. the $10,000 cancellation plan coming from president biden is what is most likely what will happen. it will only apply to people making under $125,000 a year. this move may have large political implications for the president. strong democrats like elizabeth warren and chuck schumer have pushed him to cancel as much as $50,000 in student loan debt. groups like the naacp agree and say $10,000 is not enough to provide adequate relief. republicans believe that student loan repayments should have started a long time ago. experts day this will bring some relief, but there is the possibility of a legal challenge. >> the president does have the power to adjust the amount of

loan principal that the borrower has. a court could decide that they want to interpret it in a different way. they will read it as only applying to smaller amount of debt cancellation. reporter: this is one of the largest collective debts in the country, with around $1.7 trillion of student loan debt across most people with that sort of debt. this is important because there will be an expected repayment postponement again, coming from the president.ats important becf deline september 1. with this announcement, there is the possibility that he will push that back again by several months. kumasi: this morning, ukraine is on high alert for intensified attacks from russia. the battle between country is celebrating its independence day at the same time marking six

months since the start of the war. reporter: the biden administration announced its largest aid package for ukraine so far. it includes weapons and equipment and through the assistance initiative. independence day celebrations have been canceled across the country. president zelenskyy warning about the possibility of more strikes. russia is stepping up efforts to strike more populated areas of the country. there is growing concern about europe's largest nuclear power plant. it is in ukraine and it has been damaged by russian attacks. officials are calling for both sides to militarize the plant, but russia has rejected the idea. kumasi: thank you. turning to education, a key component of building a better bay area. the district is dealing with a staffing shortage. teachers are saying that they

are overworked and underpaid. a group of teachers brought their demands to the steps last night. many teachers are making far less than what is needed to survive in san francisco. >> in order to compete for the housing market, in order to commute in order to buy lunch, in order to feed our families, we know what we need. we are looking for serious commitment at the bargaining table. >> education quality becomes difficult to maintain for anyone. kumasi: united educators of san francisco say that they want to see about 200 open jobs filled by the district. they reached out for -- we reached out for comment but have not heard back yet. reggie: credited with finding a missing man. he was stranded after his car plunged down a cliff on monday night. he was not found until tuesday morning, when a man driving by spotted something that did not seem right. that is when the man decided to act. >> he went back to the scene.

he kind of climbed down the hill to assist this person. reggie: rescue crews arrived later and were able to save him. he is expected to be ok, although he spent the night in the cold. kumasi: west nile virus is on the rise. officials have seen an increase in mosquitoes infected with the virus this summer. there have been no human cases so far, but the county is warning people to remove standing water. the area is outlined on the map that you see. spraying will last for four hours. reggie: the city council has approved a ban on dugas station construction -- new gas station construction. the vote was unanimous, 6-0. council members say this is part of their effort to decarbonizing

santa rosa. they are the fourth city to approve a ban on new gas stations. kumasi: new details about an armored truck heist last month. millions of dollars in jewelry was stolen as the truck drove from a jewelry show to another show in pasadena. now there are two to be a lawsuits and one admits that one of the drivers was asleep in the truck when the heist happened. the other guard was gone from the truck for almost 30 minutes inside a gas station minimart. he noticed that the truck had been robbed, when he got back. reggie: hyundai and kia are telling people who own some of their large suvs to park them outside and away from buildings. more than 281 thousand of those suvs are being recalled because they may catch fire. there are 25 reports of fires or

melting incidents, involving wiring in the trailer hitch. no reports of any injuries. this affects the 2020 through 2022 palisade. a repair is still being developed. those vehicles are not being sold until the repairs are made. kumasi: drivers in san francisco got a break and parking citations over the pandemic, but now it is back. it is a big business. there were $8.5 million worth of citations handed out just last month. there are specific parts of town where people are being cited more than others. the mission, tenderloin -- those round out the top three. there are also some hotspots for tickets. the number one is over by the chase center because you are most likely to get a ticket between the times of noon to 1:00 in the afternoon and 9:00

to 10:00 in the morning. reggie: do not get got. kumasi: it is hard. you have to look at all the signs and calculate. reggie: you see that little white thing? the heartbeat. kumasi: do i have enough time? reggie: are they just taking a lunch break? kumasi: they are nice, but they will still give you a ticket. reggie: have you seen that? saw that the other day from my house. just drive up on someone and go -- with their phone. it is over. kumasi: by the time you are crying, it is done. reggie: no, it is done. i got you. kumasi: it might only be august, but it is not too early for some people to think about christmas shopping. we will tell you the stores set to slash prices. reggie: that cindy sidewalk is

sinking -- a sinking feeling. there sidewalk is sinking. kumasi: we will have a look at the markets, next. reggie: and celebrating a photo shoot at the og, the olive garden. you can watch aspirin -- watch us for an extra hour now. download our at for your phone, tablet or android tv. drew: soup, salad and bread sticks still hits. all of them. i want all of them. it is a beautiful sunrise right now. the sun is up. you can see fog pressing in this morning. we will have fog this morning with good air quality. this area of low pressure is

over the pacific northwest, bringing cooler weather today. showing patchy fog along the shoreline. 50's and 60's close to the coast. highs today, a cooler afternoon. 73 and oakland and it will turn breezy this afternoon. upper 80's to lower 90's inland. our cooling trend continues tomorrow as well. over the weekend, temperatures will dip below average. let's check in with jobina. jobina: good morning. we have been sticking with our primary issue through the morning, a deadly crash. this is on southbound 13. we have been seeing the delays coming and going, but it will be another 30 minutes before the coroner gets to the scene.

this will really slow you down in oakland on southbound 880. that is where the construction site is. look at those speeds around six miles per hour. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is backed up. things are slowing at the richmond san rafael bridge. there is still a crash there. we will be for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it.

very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27.

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the car involved fled initially, but later was in police custody. my goodness. if your facebook feed is looking a little bit off, you are not alone in that. it is a bizarre bug that surfaced last night and it made feeds look weird. jobina: thankfully, it is being resolved, but it is happening. it had many feeds filled with spam posts that were messages to and from celebrity account pages. check this out. this is the chart of problems reported. the issue started to appear around 10:30 p.m. our time. only a few reports remaining at 3:00 a.m., but you saw that large spike in the middle. metta has not commented on -- meta has not commented on the bug. we will let you know when they do. reggie: a lawsuit over sinking

sidewalks. residents are noticing increasing cracks on the road and walkways are uneven, causing hazard. eagle experts say the sidewalks and roads will continue to think -- legal experts say the sidewalks and roads will continue to seek in that area -- sink in that area. >> we have really less than 10 years into the development, and some areas have already sent more than 8 -- sunk more than 18 inches. reggie: the gaps just keep adding bigger. property owners have the responsibility to maintain their sidewalks, according to the city. the city has until october to respond to the lawsuit. kumasi: rolling out a new feature to protect users seeking abortions. instead, they tried to convince people not to get abortions.

dissenters will now have a warning say that the center typically provide limited medical services and may not have licensed medical professionals on. yelp is also tweaking its algorithm to match people seeking an abortion with a medical provider. reggie: could it be christmas in august? major department stores want you to think so because they have a massive ldap of surplus items in their inventory -- buildup of surplus items in their inventory. they are trying to clear out space. they are hoping to move merchandise off of the shelves. instead of the normal labor day sales, you might find much more to take advantage of. employees who want to continue working from home may be making less money. working remotely is a benefit, so workersget lower salaries. about 30% of work is being done from home and the idea of

slashing your pay is catching on, at least abroad. one law firm told employees that their pay would be cut 20%, if they continue to work from home full-time. taking a look as the stock exchange gets underway. kumasi: the end of summer is approaching quickly. experts say now is a good time to start planning your next trip. high demand -- good deals are just around the corner. experts say that the best time to book cheap flights is the goldilocks window. >> if you are traveling domestically, that one to three months in advance is when you are most likely to be cheap flights. internationally, it is two to eight months when you see those cheap flights popping up. kumasi: for less tourist traffic, think about traveling after the holidays.

international flights tend to be cheaper in november. senior dog rescue celebrating a 15 year anniversary. this is video from its newest dog, looking for a loving home. dogs that are seven years or older are considered your dogs. -- senreie: and right next doors the spca. right now, adoption fees are being waived, if they are five months old or older. that will be happening this saturday for a special event. the animal shelter is hosting an event. the nations are accepted to cover costs like vaccines and microchips. it goes from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. apparently, the future of wind

turbines could be gummy bears? researchers at the university of michigan have been experimenting with a different resin to make turbine blades. once the blades reached the end of their life, they can be recycled into sweet treat like debbie aires -- treats like gummy bears. until recently, they have been discarded in landfills. white? -- what? i like gummy bears, but gummy bears that used to be a wind turbine? this is not fiberglass. o stable energy out of wind. should not really be in my tummy ? never. kumasi: well, they have to go

somewhere. if you cannot go to italy and he want to take your engagement photos, just go to the olive garden. that is what this tendency couple did. they wanted to add the charm of tuscany to their photo shoot. their photographer had the perfect spot in mind, so they took these pictures. reggie: the look on his face said, i want some zuppa toscana. kumasi: these photos have gone viral on social media. we will hear from this couple. they will be on gma :00. -- on -- at 7:00. they better be going to italy. reggie: if i were a producer at gma -- this is one of the many reasons i am not, but if i were,

i would have robert and george say, guess what? you and your family are going to rome, georgia. they have a beautiful olive garden there. the tour of italy. the tour of italy is delicious, by the way. drew: they still have it. i'm looking online. reggie: if i remember from my days as a food runner there, there is spaghetti, i think or fettuccine. fettuccine -- ok. i would sub it for spaghetti. it is fettuccine, chicken parmesan and the third is lasagna. that is your tour of italy. drew: how much is it? it is 27 -- $20.79. reggie: with that you get the unlimited soup and salad with

the breadsticks. do not fill up because the tour of italy will fill you up. i will come to your table and box it up. kumasi: is it unlimited? i thought they changed that. reggie: hold on. wait a second, really? reggie: you have to choose soup or salad. there is no unlimited, not with this meal. kumasi: that is over. that was back in the day. drew: let me hit the back button. i am stuck on the tour of italy. reggie: when they told me i was here, i was family. drew: apparently, family limits how much salad you can eat now. reggie: that is what they told me. drew: ♪ when the moon hits your eyelike a big pizza pie -- eye

like a big pizza pie ♪ i wonder if they will bring it back when demand goes up. listen. kumasi: some people do not have any class. they just keep eating. drew: yeah. me. reggie: italiano. drew: we really stan olive garden here. how long did you work at olive garden? reggie: just the summer. i kind of hated it there. drew: 90 days at the og. it will turn breezy today. hi today, it is a cooler afternoon in the south bay. a lot of sunshine. the peninsula is equally as nice. low 60's along the coast with

some sunshine here and there. the clouds will linger downtown across the city. 67 and much cooler, close to the ocean. in the north bay it is warm, but not hot. 86 in sonoma. the east bay is breezy, but it is sunny. 78 fremont. we are cooler with that marine influence around richmond. in the end, mid 80's to low 90's. 90 antioch. overnight, 50's to low 60's with cloudy skies. the cooling trend continues tomorrow. look at the weekend. we will get a lot of sunshine with the pictures below average, 70's and 80's. -- temperatures below average, 70's and 80's. kumasi: what locations?

reggie: we are going to get to the bottom of this. drew: soup and breadsticks. reggie: someone who works there, please let us know. kumasi: where is the nearest olive garden? reggie: we can go there and hit up ex-lax. i am a season pass holder. i get free parking. -- six flags. i am a season pass holder. i get free parking. kumasi: you can watch our newscast throughout the day and live. this is the best culmination of live, local and national news. you can find it within the news hub on hulu. reggie:

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out $10,000 in debt for those who make less than $125,000 a year. reggie: intensifying russian attacks as ukraine celebrates its independence day. another aid package has been announced for the country. kumasi: a letter has revealed former president trump had allegedly 700 pages of classified material in the boxes retrieved from mar-a-lago. some of those documents were highly classified, on a need to know basis. reggie: the latest bay area to prove a ban on new gas stations. it is part of the effort to address climate change. drew: a cooler afternoon. here is a the rooftop camera. so when you those overcast skies this morning. highs today will be in the 60's in the city. 82 with sunshine for san jose. mormon spots inland. we will hit 80 set -- warmer

spots inland. jobina: the biggest traffic issue is still in place. a deadly crash before redwood road. we have not gotten an estimated time for when lanes will reopen. kumasi: head of the highly anticipated sequel, the first avatar movie will be we released in theaters starting september 23. the sequel from disney, titled avatar the way of the water will be coming out december 6 eight -- 16. reggie: i have done a little research and if you are an avatar, you are basically naked. drew: yeah. kumasi: but they had a bodysuit. i looked it up. reggie: yeah. it is really tight. kumasi: i see. jobina: so this would be the after work costume. drew: at the halloween party. reggie: that is where people

where it -- we will wear it. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west on this wednesday morning, ukraine on high alert for intensifying russian attacks as that battle torn country celebrates its independence day. on edge, president zelenskyy warning ukraine's independence day celebration could bring, quote, hideous and brutal strikes as the nation braces for russia to step up attacks. overnight shelling raining down on the region. this as the war with russia hits the six-month mark as the u.s. is expected to announce the biggest aid package yet later today. flash flooding danger. 5 million americans on alert this morning. wet weather slamming mississippi