the world to ban the sale of gas powered cars. >> i do not want to wander if i will be able to see my kids or make my car payment. kumasi: relief for student loan borrowers. reggie: monkeypox vaccine clinic tour. advocating for more doses. kumasi: good morning, it is august 25. drew: we are starting off with fog along the south bay. half moon bay at three miles of visibility. san jose was at four miles. right now, temperatures, waking up to similar numbers compared to this time yesterday. we are finding those numbers generally in the 50's close to

the ocean, more 60's as you move away from the ocean. santa rosa coming in at 56. a live look outside, or exploratorium camera showing the fog. i think the fog breaks down around 10:00 a.m. along the bay shoreline. today is the coolest day we have all week long. the weekend is even cooler than this. we will show you those numbers coming up in about eight minutes. kumasi: the climate is the focus of building a better bay area. there is a vote that could ban the sale of new gas powered cars in california. this plan could have a major impact on the commute. >> good morning. this will be set as a major step forward toward fighting climate change in california. governor newsom has been promoting this plan for the last

couple years. a vote could set the plan in motion for the years to come. auto manufacturers have been preparing for this, as well. ford said they are seeing an uptick in sales for their electric mustang, saying it makes up 40% of their car sales, easily the most popular car. the california air resources board will vote to make electric cars the primary option. it aims to set zero emissions sales goals for cars over the next 13 years. critics argue infrastructure is not there to support more electric vehicles. not enough charging locations, and pricing. electric cars are not that cheap. walnut creek forward said a lot of companies have already been planning for this. >> there is still a long time to get the price point down, offer additional models to address different buying habits.

i think it is a realistic timeframe. >> the demand is certainly therefore electric cars right now, especially here in california. many other auto manufacturers are unveiling new electric cars, even tesla, who leads the electric car market is seeing wait times of several months, up to a year for several models, shoving electric cars are becoming more popular in california. live in the east bay, ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: the relief many have been waiting for. president biden announcing millions of americans are about to get a chunk of their student loans wiped out. jobina: this news comes as such a relief for many. it would wipe out $10 million in student loan debt for people making up to $125,000 a year. it would provide another $10,000

for pell grant recipients. >> a weight was lifted off my shoulders, mostly for my parents. >> this is a great step in the right direction. jobina: others are saying it is not fair to people who save for college or paid off their debts. some are concerned about the impact on inflation. the biden administration compares this move the pandemic financial assistance that businesses got. the president is also extending the pause on student loan payments through the end of the year. kumasi: some borrowers will not qualify. jared stone spoke to people in the bay area affected. >> it was great to wake up to and save. >> shannon william-juarez is a pell grant recipient who learned wednesday the government will forgive $20,000 of her nearly $30,000 student loan debt. >> i will not have to worry

about how one week i will feed my kids or if i can make my car payment or insurance. >> i was happy. considering just the other day on the radio i was listening to these famous rich people, including politicians that got ppp loans forgiven. >> middle-class americans are having a hard time paying loans. we want to avoid defaults when loans may start in january. >> the secretary of education said in washington, d.c., some in california, where the cost of living is much higher, wonder where they fit in. >> even in the state of california, you can make $125,000 a year and live month-to-month. >> she is a nurse and nurse instructor in solano county and say many nurses in the bay area make more than $125,000 a year,

face thousands and debt and have no relief. >> the need to create some kind of equality so it takes into consideration the cost of living. i would like for our lawmakers and our governor to advocate for students in california. >> to others, who teaches and eight high school in oakland, $10,000 will only go so far. >> it is not really helpful but it is something. if they looked at cost of living in certain parts of the country, and adjusted based on that, it would be more beneficial for everyone. >> a congressman released a statement saying this program fails to consider regional differences in the cost of living, which disproportionately harms borrowers in different areas of the country, saying he will work to correct this. he says congress must tackle college affordability and debt long-term. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. reggie: the federal student aid

website crashed not long after the forgiveness plan was revealed. nearly 8 million borrowers may receive debt forgiveness automatically because the department of education already has her income information. for others, and application will be available in the coming weeks. you will need to apply before the payment pause and december 31. kumasi: a gilroy city councilmember is being sued. four people were shot during halloween weekend. on her property last year. two people died. the families of the victims are suing. they are claiming she did not do enough to keep the party from ending with gunfire. her mother, son in the city of gilroy are also named in the lawsuit. the attorney said the councilmember did not help to

plan the halloween party or even attend it. the incident is under investigation. reggie: senator alex padilla will tour a -- monkeypox vaccine clinic. a state epidemiologist and the san francisco public health director and a supervisor are also expected to tour san francisco general. the clinic administered 266 doses yesterday. everyone who went to the clinic got served. it will be open today and tomorrow from 8:00 until 4:00. drew: we have overcast skies over the airport. our air quality remains good today, tomorrow and even into the upcoming weekend. we can breathe easy through the weekend. here is live doppler 7. high-pressure still anchored off our coast line. these troughs are exiting the

pacific northwest and another will enter this weekend. it keeps us with a cooler than average pattern. we are not finding any intense heat. future weather with that trough just to our north that helps keep the marine layer established. you can see by 10:00 a.m., we are still tracking patchy fog along the bayshore like. barely in the 70's. the light layer, keep it on for extra couple of hours. this afternoon, warmest spots generally in the 80's. today is the coolest day of the week. it feels pretty comfortable today along the bayshore line, 60's and 70's. a lot of 70's and 80's in the north bay. keep the cloud cover clinging to the coast for much of the day. today is the coolest day of the workweek. a minor rebound tomorrow and then temperatures will drop on saturday. a cool and average day, breezy in the afternoon. low 70's along the bayshore line

and 80's inland. a similar story sunday then we keyed up next week. jobina: good morning, everyone. we will start with a live look at the golden gate bridge. the chp has issued a fog advisory for this area. in and out of the north bay, a live look in emeryville, headlights traveling in the westbound direction. chp has issued a wind advisory for the altamont pass. tracy to dublin will be around 39 minutes. antioch to concorde on tied at 14 minutes. you can see mostly green on the map. no blocking issues to report. reggie: major victory. a years long battle with l.a. county coming to an end. how much the widow of kobe bryant was rewarded. kumasi: a last offer to settle a lawsuit. >> what is happening?

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kumasi: a major legal win for kobe bryant's widow. she was awarded $16 million in her fight against photos taken after kobe bryant's death. >> overnight, closure for kobe bryant's family after eight years long legal battle with los angeles county. may jury unanimously disarming the county should be held responsible for first responders who took unnecessary and graphic photos of the fiery helicopter crash that killed bryant and his 13-year-old daughter and seven others. officials defended taking the photos, claiming they were for official documentation. during the 11 day trial, one sheriff's deputy admitted to

showing the photos to people at a bar. bryant took the stand, saying the photos added to the grief of losing her husband and daughter, saying i trusted them not to do these things. my husband and daughter deserve dignity. they violated her, taking advantage of the fact her daddy could not protect her. it took the jury four hours to reach the verdict. bryant was awarded $16 million for invasion of privacy and emotional distress of the knowledge of firefighters and paramedics showing pictures of the crash, including close-up images of kobe's body. bryant praised the decision on instagram, posting a photo of kobe and his daughter with the caption "all for you. i love you." a statement was released after the verdict, we disagree with

the jury's findings but believe the monetary finding cann -- showed jurors did not believe the request for $75 million. los angeles county paid $2.5 million to others who lost loved ones in that crash. reggie: the 19-year-old man charged with the murder of an uber driver is due in court. he is expected to enter a plea. they were accused of killing a 52-year-old man near little saigon in oakland last month. the shooting happened during an attempted robbery. the second suspect has not been publicly named because they are being charged in juvenile court. oakland police said they will deploy official resources into the little saigon neighborhood to combat crime. they told abc 7 news it includes vice operations, highly visible

patrols, officers walking the neighborhood. the department is working on opening a little saigon substation. kumasi: now, people are calling for the oakland city council to convene an emergency meeting to address a violent crime in the little saigon neighborhood. a supervisor said the merger last weekend really sent him over the edge and he is demanding action. >> i am angry. i cannot take it anymore. the city needs to step up and respond to this public safety crisis. this crisis of lawlessness we are experiencing. kumasi: he is a 40 year resident and said he is tired of paying high taxes and not getting core services like public safety. he said the city needs to hire more police officers and embrace community policing. reggie: the 49ers have increased

their proposal to settle a lawsuit with santa clara by $10 million. according to documents, the best and final offer is now $13 million. that includes a $1.3 million one-time payment to the city. this centers around a 2019 decision by city council to remove 49ers management from nonfootball events at levi's stadium. the team want to manage all events. kumasi: the san jose barracudas minor-league hockey team is celebrating its new arena. a state-of-the-art arena has 4200 series and is located in san jose. this arena will have 12 suites, an ice-level sports bar and more. reggie: this morning, a new look at the upcoming live-action pinocchio movie. >> hello.

jeepers. [laughter] ♪ >> turnaround, let me get a look at you. [laughter] reggie: that is tom hanks. luke evans is in it. joseph gordon levitt adding to the all-star lineup. it will be replaced on disney+. kumasi: this is exciting. reggie: it looks cool. we were talking yesterday about pinocchio was the second animated film disney released after snow white. it was not a hit when it first came out. drew: no. reggie: it happened during world war ii. people were not going to the

movies. a tough time for pinocchio. drew: they remake it during coronavirus. kumasi: now is the time. [laughter] drew: 82 years later. reggie: pleasure island. [laughter] drew: it looks good. that will be exciting. we are taking a look outside. the exploratorium camera showing a lot of fog over the city. the marine layer will be lingering. we will get some sunshine. patchy drizzle, dense fog along the coast. cool today, even cooler this weekend. temperatures dipping below average this time of year. the middle part of next week, it looks like summer heat will make a comeback before the holiday weekend. onshore flow is with us once again. we will find winds gusting 15 to 30 miles per hour.

enjoy this coolest day of the workweek, 70's and 80's with sunshine in the south bay. clouds along the coast. mountain view, upper 70's. downtown, mid 60's. low 60's close to the ocean. 86 in calistoga. the east bay today is bright, breezy. 60's and 70's. inland, mainly in the 80's. overnight tonight, fog comes right back. overcast skies. some coastal drizzle. areas of dense fog. the accuweather 7 day forecast. a minor rebounded temperatures tomorrow. the weekend is cooler than average. below average on sunday. a lot of sunshine this weekend. summer heat returns by the middle part of next week. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: the proud owners of our

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43 million americans will benefit. drew: number four, get ready for the coolest day of the workweek. inland spots in the 80's. 60's near the coast. jobina: number six, a really cool start to the commute. a live look at the san mateo bridge. kumasi: number seven, a grand jury in san mateo county is calling on six cities for permanent rules for outdoor dining. not having regulations has left many businesses in limbo. if you cannot get -- the university of texas at austin has a new course about taylor swift. works will be taught alongside famous poets like shakespeare. there will be some required reading. nyu had a similar course in the spring. reggie: america's favorite

celebrity hippo family is finally home. the newesthippo at the cincinnati zoo got a chance to meet his big sister for the first time while mom supervised. there was also underwater swim time. already ways more than 100 pounds. zookeepers say the interaction has been positive. kumasi: isn't it the cutest? reggie: what did they think she was going to do? kumasi: from rescue dog to royalty. now a part of the royal family. prince harry and meghan markle adopted this puppy in los angeles earlier this month. one of the thousands of pets rescued in july.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 5:30. a police chief fired three months after the uvalde school shooting. the school board voted unanimously to get rid of him. kumasi: how many years prosecutors are asking for in a case against a former san francisco public works director. reggie: bart marking a big week and the number of passengers. good morning. it is thursday, august 25. kumasi: let's start with a check of our forecast. drew: we still have visibility issues along the coast. half moon bay is a problems but. visibility down to three miles. numbers this morning, very close

to where we started yesterday morning. either side of about 60 degrees right now. 59 in vallejo, 62 in palo alto. 56 in santa rosa. a pretty traditional looking morning out there for august. a lot of fog out there. some coastal drizzle. fog will gradually pull back. the big headline today, today is the coolest day we have the entire workweek. generally temperatures in the 70's and 80's. reggie: a big vote today that could make history in california and around the world. officials will vote on strict rules that would ban the sales of gasoline cars starting in 2035. ryan curry is live at the bay bridge toll plaza -- it looks like ryan is not there so we will get back to him as soon as we can. there is an operation underway at the port of los angeles to

detect heavy pollutant trucks driving through the area. technology known this week that measures exhaust from trucks at the port, identifying harmful emissions. trucks that do not pass standards face fines from $300 to $1000. kumasi: license plate readers are going up in san jose in an effort to make the streets safer. the city took on questions about the cameras and privacy. >> the aftermath of wednesday's deadly crash at moorpark avenue and south monroe street in san jose. it marks the city's 42nd fatal collision and 44th traffic death in 2022. elsewhere, the growing list of crash victims is part of a push for a pilot program to add safety cameras. the san jose police department, the city's digital privacy

officer held a wednesday evening webinar sharing insight on the installation of license plate readers. >> it is important we get this right long-term. >> the cameras have only been installed in two locations, the site of three traffic fatalities in 2021. suspects have yet to be identified. signs alert drivers about the devices. >> get them. people have to be careful. >> officials explained cameras will check plates to help id stolen vehicles, assist in amber and silver alert responses. the city will release annual reports to the public that will detail use, accuracy and effectiveness. >> you are in a pilot testing phase for the stationary cameras and we are learning as much as you are about how valuable they are to the city. >> the panel received dozens of questions about privacy concerns. they maintain cameras will not monitor or profile people,

investigate immigration status or view private spaces. access to data will be limited to trained staff, enforcement agencies and city employees in charge of audit inspection. >> if you are a good citizen, what do you have to worry about? >> up to 150 fixed cameras will be installed across the city. the next set is expected in two to three months. they do not have a specific location finalized but plan to target an area with violent crime. in san jose, abc 7 news. kumasi: former san francisco public works director will be sentenced in a corruption scandal. prosecutors say they expected -- accepted bribes over 12 years to steer city contracts to his friends. others face charges. prosecutors want a nine-year

sentence. his attorneys are asking for three years, saying he has a heightened risk for covid because of his age. he is expected to forfeit his ranch where he planned to retire and his $7,000 a month city pension. reggie: more help on the way for on housed people across the state. >> we are doing something faster at scale, leveraging money we could never leverage in the past and demanding we do it in a cost-efficient way. that is the big idea. reggie: the governor made the announcement while visiting los angeles. that location has opened up 78 units in six months. california invested $150 million in the program. it is used to buy hotels, motels and other buildings and turn them around quickly to create new housing. kumasi: the uvalde school police

chief is out of a job. the district fired him last night for his lack of response to the shooting at robb elementary school. jobina: pete arredondo did not attend last night's school board meeting. his attorney released a statement saying the firing was an illegal and unconstitutional public lynching. the school board has been under pressure to take action against pete ever donned out. families have been upset after video showed officers waiting for over one hour to enter a classroom where a gunman shot 19 peoplearrendondo maintained he did not know he was in charge. >> i have messages, turning in your badge and step down. you do not deserve to wear one. jobina: cheers erupted after that firing was announced. there was a calling from an

attorney to reinstate him with back pay and benefits, threatening a lawsuit. some of the victims' families are gearing up for a $27 million lawsuit. reggie: new rules that would ban the sale of new gas cars. ryan curry is that the bay bridge toll plaza. ryan: good morning. governor newsom has been promoting this idea for the last couple years. today with this anticipated vote, the idea could soon be set in motion for the years to come. we know electric car demand in california is certainly high. many auto manufacturers like general motors and volkswagen have been unveiling new electric cars each year. tesla is seeing a long wait for people or dream electric cars through them. this is not an unusual thing. a lot of people in california want to see more electric cars on the road. the california air resources

board will vote to make electric cars the primary option by eliminating new gas cars by the year 2035. it aims to set zero emission sales goals in the next 13 years. critics argue the infrastructure right now is not there to support more electric vehicles, saying there are not enough charging stations, mineral availability is low and pricing, electric cars are not cheap. with most automakers already doing the transition, this move could influence other states. >> a group of states that tends to follow california's lead were to do so with this as well, it would be roughly 30% of the population living somewhere where there would be this requirement. ryan: that is a big number we talk about how many cars that will entail. this will be seen as a huge step toward fighting climate change in california and potentially across the nation.

as far as infrastructure concerns go, many auto manufacturers think -- they are not worried about it because it is a long way away. they believe the infrastructure will eventually catch up to the demand for electric cars. live in the east bay, ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: california lawmakers have passed a bill to strip nonprofit status from groups that participated in the january 6 insurrection. the attorney general would get to decide which organizations lose their state tax benefits. under current law, tax-exempt nonprofits must exist for a charitable purpose and are banned from taking part in political activity. reggie: sephora will pay $1.2 million for violating consumer privacy laws. sephora said it is complying with state law after cooperating with the attorney general's office.

this is the first settlement under california's landmark consumer privacy act. kumasi: research shows what many of us already know. san francisco's financial district is the slowest downtown in the country to recover from the pandemic. researchers at uc berkeley gather data from 62 cities from 2019 to 2022 and show san francisco's activity is at 31% of pre-pandemic levels. a cal professor says remote work and business closures are contributing. >> san francisco needs to diversify. it needs to get a lot of different types of businesses downtown if it will have a 24 hour city and be what it was even three years ago. kumasi: san francisco's counsel of district merchants association said they are working on solutions, like converting offices into livable spaces. reggie: bart is celebrating a significant spike in ridership.

tuesday was the second-highest ridership day since the start of the pandemic. the first was for the warriors championship parade on june 20. kumasi: preventing a shark attack. what to do if you encounter this animal. reggie: supreme snack. the latest food item going viral. drew: take a look at sfo this morning. overcast skies. good air quality today, tomorrow and through the upcoming weekend. a marine layer is with us and stays with us through the next several hours. 10:00 a.m., still seeing patchy fog. gradually warming through the 50's and 60's. this afternoon, our warmest spots generally in the 80's.

60's and 70's along the bay shoreline. today is the coolest day of the work week, 66 in the city 84 in santa rosa. 63 and half moon bay. across the state, it is warm. 105 in fresno, 104 in bakersfield. 78 the high temperature in san diego. back here at home, the three day forecast showing the coolest day of the workweek. temperatures rebound a little bit tomorrow but for the weekend, they tank once again. 70's to mid 80's in our warmest spots. . a similar story on sunday. next week, warmer summerlike weather makes a comeback. let's check in with jobina. jobina: good morning, everyone. our drive times for the most part look good in this area. antioch to hercules, all green.

what is coming in as a slow ride right now, a two car crash in san jose, this will be southbound 101. your average speeds around 11 miles per hour in that area. elsewhere along 101 in san jose, this is 101 at 880, nice and clear. clear. we will keep fol i'm bringing back my spicy chicken strips. while i'm at it, my most popular former employee, mark hamill. well, what's my motivation? to not get fired again... i can work with that. actors! spicy chicken strips and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time.

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my 100% all-white-meat spicy chicken strips are back. look at them sitting there. just sitting there. can't believe we hired a director for this. spicy chicken strips starting at $5.49 are back at jack in the box. reggie: a pastor is speaking out about being arrested for watering his neighbor's garden. >> in this morning's gma first look, the pastor arrested for watering his neighbor's flowers, speaking out. >> i did nothing wrong. you want to lock me up?

lock me up. >> body camera video capturing the tense moments when the pastor was approached by police. at the time, he was doing a favor for an out-of-town neighbor and watering their plants with permission. the pastor telling the story first. >> to have your freedom taken away from you, it is something else. it is dehumanizing. why would they be doing this? it is something that gives you nightmares. >> coming up, we will have more of our exclusive interview and what the police department is saying. reggie: we have seen a number of shark attacks on both coasts this summer. a safety diver is demonstrating how to keep yourself from becoming a victim. the video shows a tiger shark approaching a diver in hawaii. she said splashing and swimming away imitates what prey would

look what she does, instead. she actually confronts the shark because she said you have to act like a predator. you maintain eye contact, place your head on top of the shark, pushed down gently and it should redirect them away from you. kumasi: it should. reggie: i am just saying if you have the presence of mind to be able to do that, you are better than me. kumasi: thank you. on the peninsula, a grand jury is calling for six cities to come up with permanent regulations for outdoor dining. the jury's report said there is a lack of rules and that has left businesses in limbo. a supervisor said local leaders should make it as easy as possible for business owners. >> for us as policymakers, to not support this would be a

front to business owners and really be a slap in the face. kumasi: not everybody is on board with keeping these permanently. some residents sandy would like you to go back to street parking for cars. reggie: have you ever dreamed with working for the warriors? there is a job fair with openings from guest experiences and arena operations to the box office and food and beverage teams. you should preregister on chase center's website. kumasi: if you are planning a trip to new york, you might want to add this café and bakery to your itinerary because they have come up with the latest food to go viral. it is a chris on filled with cream. they make 240 every day. there is a one per customer rule. some people said they waited hours to get this.

if you are wondering what it is like, some people say it is like a doughnut or a muffin. i like cronut. drew: me, too. . what was the place that had them in the city? reggie: did you say mr. holmes? what are you saying? drew: yes. reggie: i do not know that one. kumasi: it closed in 2014. do not get me excited. i am googling. drew: they also have that neon sign that people would take a picture for the gram. reggie: i do not need cream with that. kumasi: i am with you. reggie: put some butter on it or

some jam. kumasi: something about when you said "jam," it made me happy. [laughter] reggie: it became delightful. drew: no cream, some jam. here is the exploratorium camera. a fair amount of fog. we will look at the accuweather headlines. low clouds, dense fog this morning. the coolest day of the workweek. the weekend is even cooler. the reason why temperatures are in check, this trough is close by and keeping temperatures close to average. another trough will dip in from the gulf of alaska and bring below average temperatures. today is the coolest day of the workweek. 70's and 80's from santa clara to san jose. a lot of sunshine along the peninsula.

cooler, cloudier along the coast. low 60's for half moon bay. 66 and cloudy in the city. in the north bay, 80's for the most part. 84 in santa rosa. a little bit warmer in lakeport, in the 90's. the east bay will have a lot of sunshine. inland, mid 80's to low 90's. overnight tonight, we will have the fog come back. we will have coastal drizzle and dance pockets of -- dense pockets of fog. a minor rebounded temperatures tomorrow. saturday and sunday, temperatures drop below average. you will get a lot of sunshine saturday and sunday. next week, summer heat returns. reggie: new at 6:00.

why some doctors say pfizer's covid pill only helps a portion of the population. kumasi: if you ever wondered what noise a black hole makes, nasa is helping us out. nasa is helping us out. reggie: the latest round of 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. ♪♪ sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare makes it easy for you to always get brushing right. philips.

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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: a 17-year-old from europe became the youngest person to fly solo around the world. he decided to give it a shot after his sister completed the same journey. he flew through 52 countries and crossed the equator twice since he took off from bulgaria in march. he became the youngest to fly around the world solo, a title he swiped from his sister.

>> i am proud of him. i am excited he got to experience the same thing i did. reggie: he has only had his pilot's license for two years but both of his parents are pilots so it is in his blood. kumasi: a round of shows featuring multiple musicians. the concert series will be at four locations outside of golden gate park. palace of fine arts, the music hall. mumford and sons is one of the bands performing and more artists will be revealed as the event gets closer. . it is a free event from september 30 to october 4. reggie: apple is teasing its upcoming product release. apple is expected to show off the latest iphones and apple watches. it is the first time they will do it in the steve jobs theater

since the start of the pandemic. kumasi: nasa has released what it says is audio captured from a black hole. reggie: [laughter] i wish you could see kumasi's face. kumasi: it is like, "take me now." what in the world? this is about 240 million light-years away from earth. scientists say the black hole sends out pressure waves that cause ripples in the hot gas which then can be translated into noise. humans cannot actually hear the frequencies. reggie: [laughter] drew: i do not know what i

thought a black hole would sound like but this is kind of close. reggie: i love that hot gas translated into a note. we are also -- familiar with that. [laughter] if you slow our voices down. drew: i was not as scared of your voice as that blackhole. [laughter] take me now. reggie: it is over. [laughter] drew: beam me up. let's go. i am tired of this place. take me now, blackhole. [laughter] reggie, can you do that again? reggie: i am happy to speak slowly. drew: i am done with y'all.

[laughter] drew: good morning. enjoy your day. the coolest day of the workweek. 70's and 80's later on this afternoon. [laughter] kumasi: new at 6:00. amazon is pulling the plug on one of its services. reggie: the future of extending last call in san francisco. we will tell you if the bars will be open longer. kumasi: the world's first completely hydrogen powered train line opened up. reggie: a live look outside at 5:57.

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♪dance♪ get a free storage upgrade and case with s pen when you pre-order. ♪dance♪ >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, a first in the nation attempt to combat climate change. california set to phase out gas powered cars. reggie: wiping out thousands in student home debt. some are angry, others are not. kumasi: and some are struggling to get enough sleep. drew: all the sleep stories are designed to get us. selfishness. drew: when is the last time you got eight hours? kumasi: that's why we stay mad.