solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: a federal judge ordering the release of the affidavit used to support the fbi search of former president's mar-a-lago home. >> the reality we face in east l.a.. kumasi: mask mandate battle. why one parent missing his kids cannot go to school. reggie: more credit card skimmers popping up across the bay area. kumasi: good morning. it is friday, august 26. reggie: let's get a check of the weather with drew tuma. drew: visibility, some issues along the coast and north bay. two to three miles visibility is the worst. numbers are waking up to a similar start to yesterday. upper 50's and low 60's.

63 in san jose. outside we go. a live look, our exploratorium camera showing you cloud cover over the city. fog will linger along the coast similar to yesterday. brighter skies as the morning goes on. we are finding temperatures starting in the 60's. 4:00 p.m., a breezy day. a couple degrees warmer compared to yesterday. close to 90 in some spots inland. temperatures tumble for the weekend. reggie: today we could learn more about the justification for the fbi's search of former president donald trump's home. the thing is, a lot of the information will be blacked out. jobina: the affidavit is expected to be heavily redacted.

anything that could interfere with the investigation could be blocked out. the affidavit is likely to contain information about the evidence prosecutors had, what they were looking for and potential witnesses. >> it is an effort to strike a balance by the magistrate. on one hand, the government's desire to keep the investigation intact and public interest knowing what this is all about. jobina: according to documents already made public, there are potential violations to three crimes. they are related to the espionage act and concealing or destroying records in investigations. president biden commented on the investigation for the first time. he said he had no knowledge about the search before it happened. kumasi: half a dozen bay area cities have reported finding credit card skimming devices. this map shows the ones found since early july.

it is a troubling trend that has long targeted cardholders without any morning. ryan curry joining us live. ryan: one of the skimmers was found at this gas station in july. police were one of six different agencies to find one of these skimmers and notify residents one was at a nearby location. police and the marin county sheriff have been some of the agencies to find skimmers in a variety of locations. crooks typically use the information to make purchases of their own with your credit card information. these skimmers can be hard to find because they are often disguised as legitimate credit card readers. cybersecurity experts say taking a few extra steps and seeing if anything is out of the ordinary can help you.

>> information at the hands of the people that are not authorized to do it is risky all the time. ryan: on august 19, morgan hill police say they were alerted to a skimming device and a small camera above a bank of america atm. these devices have been placed in prominent areas were credit card skimmers have been used. their advice is to keep an eye out for anything out of the ordinary. use cash as an alternative or other devices like apple pay or google pay to ensure safety. ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: this morning, a warning from police after a dog was stolen for ransom in san jose. it is a crime trend seen throughout the bay area. the american bull dog named fallon has been reunited with its owner. the suspect knew felon's owner

through a mutual friend. the friend was helping remove items from a storage unit when he stole her car and took the dog. >> he found out she took the car back and that is when he fired a gun at her, slasher her tires and was demanding money for the dog. reggie: police arrested 40-year-old johnny chagolla for stealing the car and dognapping. the dog is back home safely. kumasi: parents in a san jose school district said there school's principal told them to pick up their kids because they refuse to wear a mask. j.r. stone has the story. >> the principal called me to come pick them up because he was refusing to wear his mask. amy: this alum rock union school district parent who has chosen not to identify himself publicly is describing the situation for two of his kids at adelante

academy in san jose. both are unable to go to school because they will not wear a mask, something mandated in the district. >> it irritates their faces, nose, mouth, lips, and it ends up causing their nose to run and their eyes start to bother them. amy: the board of trustee -- j.r.: the board of trusteess said it is about keeping people safe. >> we have families that have to live with each other. multiple families, multiple generations. j.r.: the superintendent says we have asked all staff and students and visitors to wear masks indoors because the covid rate in all of our zip codes is still the highest in our county. santa clara county health officials tell abc 7 news that

while the east san jose neighborhood was hit hard during the height of the pandemic with some of the highest rates in the area, there is no current data to show covid rates are still that high there. >> authority is limited to sending a sick kid home. the california constitution gives children a right to be there for in person instruction. >> just to be clear so we understand each other, you are refusing to educate my healthy son because he will not wear a face mask? she repeatedly answered, yes. j.r.: the district said the boys were not sent home, they were given options. the father said those were wearing a mask for one hour with a two minute break, doing independent study were wearing a clear face shield. >> the sad part was they went loving school to really hating

school in the matter of two weeks. they were so excited to return and now they do not want to go back. j.r.: the district said they are keeping the policy in place. the father said he is looking at possible legal action. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. reggie: a pop up monkeypox vaccine clinic will open in san francisco today as an entertainment venue in the tenderloin on taylor street. it will be open from 11:00 until 3:00. the vaccine clinic at san francisco general is open today from 8:00 until 4:00. drop ins our welcome. yesterday, that location administered 207 doses. drew: sfo this morning, low clouds. some pockets of drizzle and dense fog. another foggy start to our day on this friday. air quality, good today, tomorrow.

sunday, good air quality, as well. hour-by-hour this morning, a light layer. 10:00 a.m., 50's and 60's as the fog slowly burns off. later on this afternoon, inland, a few degrees warmer than yesterday but no intense heat later today. in the evening hours, friday night plans, have a couple layers with you because the fog will be back. 5:00, 6:00, pushing back into the east bay. today, morning fog giving way to afternoon sunshine at all locations except along the coastline. 70's and 80's along the bay shoreline. close to 90 at our warmest spots inland. 82 in los angeles. the central valley, triple digits. three day forecast at home, fog two sunshine.

saturday and sunday, temperatures below average. we will take a closer look at temperatures coming up in about eight minutes. jobina: good morning, everyone. we will start with fairfield, where we are following a three car crash. no backup at the moment on westbound 80. we will keep an eye on that and see if it ends up stacking. i want to bring in our south beach camera to mention we did have some drizzle on the bridge as you make your way into san francisco so you might need to use your wipers. everything is looking good in emeryville. 80, westbound traffic is where you see the headlights. we know friday tends to be a bit lighter and it is reflecting that weight with our drive times. antioch to concorde, 14 minutes. reggie: moving forward to improve the san francisco school board to add another school in the neighborhood. kumasi: arriving at the state

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french toast sticks starting at $2.00 are back at jack in the box. reggie: this morning, a sad update about uc berkeley's beloved falcons. a hatchling has died. this is video of lindsay and her brother from june. experts believe lindsay was likely attacked by a hawk. her dad was killed in march. mom had to find a new mate but lindsay is gone. the first year is difficult, survival is 40% to 50%. we have been so attached to these birds. kumasi: rest in peace.

there are new details about house speaker nancy pelosi. the foundation is provoking a lifetime membership. he was arrested after a dui crash. in a statement, the chp made it look like he was trying to get preferential treatment. sentenced to three years probation. reggie: in the east bay, the chp made an arrest in a freeway shooting captured on video. you can see and east bay couple reacting when a single bullet struck their front windshield. the 24-year-old suspect was booked into jail and is facing multiple charges, including attempted murder. the shooting happened on 580 near grand avenue.

the people whose car was hit were not injured. kumasi: a step forward for an elementary school in san diego's mission bay neighborhood. the school board approved the transfer of land. this is one of the last major steps before construction can start. the school will be needed to accommodate families expected to neighborhood -- move into the neighborhood in the coming years. reggie: united farm will reach sacramento. hundreds set out on a long journey on foot from kern county to advocate for the union rights. more than 300 miles later, the march will arrive at the capitol to urge the governor and lawmakers to pass ab2183 that would expand voting options and union elections. they have been working with the bill's author since march. kumasi: new information on bart's long-awaited extension to

san jose. members will get a look at the design progress. when completed, this project will add four stations and extend bart service into downtown san jose. reggie: britney spears and elton john's new single is out and some are calling it a little bit pop and a little bit disco. ♪ reggie: baby. that is the official audio for "hold me closer." you will also catch a hint of "don't go breaking my heart." elton john and britney spears have been teasing their collab f or weeks. it is britney spears' first release sensor conservatorship ended. drew: do you remember the last one? reggie: it was from the album,

"glory." drew: oh, wow. reggie: i really like "glory." that song, "do you want to come over?" is an underrated bop. it is really good. drew: it has daft punk vibes. reggie: it has that. i like daft punk. drew: i do, too. reggie: it is a really good song. drew: i would be surprised if it was not in the top 10. reggie: i want more britney. i want them to turn her up a little bit more. kumasi: it is elton's song. reggie: i get it. but it is britney's moment. drew: it feels like her coming out party again. bump the vocal.

kumasi: [laughter] reggie: i like dua, but come on. drew: outside this morning, we have been stuck in this pattern. a live look outside, the exploratorium camera, low clouds, pockets of dense fog. we talked to jobina earlier, drizzle over the bridge. the bigger headline, it is windy and much cooler over the weekend. highs today in the south bay, 70's and 80's. 70's for the most part along the peninsula. low to mid 60's along the coastline. cloud will stick with us. downtown, 60's. mainly in the 80's for the north

bay. a lot of sunshine, 85 in sonoma. the east bay today, 60's and 70's. 74 in oakland with afternoon sunshine. inland, generally in the mid 80's if not low 90's. overnight tonight, our marine layer comes roaring back. we will have cloud cover, coastal drizzle. look at saturday. we topped out below average temperatures. 60's and low 70's. warmest spot away from the coast, low to mid 80's. the accuweather 7 day forecast. . fog to sunshine today. below average weekend. a lot of sunshine saturday and sunday. all indications next week, we are heating up. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: instagram's latest update aimed at teenagers. kumasi: the very last days of summer.

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kumasi: it is 5:21. number one, the justice department will release a redacted version of an affidavit for the search of former president trump's home. the document will likely contain little meaningful information. reggie: number two, a warning about credit card skimmers that have been found in several locations across the bay area. experts say the best way to avoid being scammed, pay with cash. kumasi: number three, the former director of san francisco's public works has been sentenced to seven years in prison for his involvement in corruption scandal. reggie: number four, california will become the first in the world to approve a ban on the sale of new gas powered cars

starting at 2035. drew: number five, get ready for this weekend. a cooldown coming our way. breezy conditions saturday and sunday but a lot of sunshine. jobina: number six, our biggest issue is in fairfield. there is a crash on westbound 80. three vehicles are involved. kumasi: number seven, it is pride week in the south bay. the silicon valley festival will take place in downtown san jose on saturday and sunday. reggie: in ohio family's doorbell camera captured the terrifying moment a man allegedly tried to abductor their six-year-old daughter from their front yard. >> in this morning's gma first look, and abc news exclusive. a six-year-old's quit thinking helping her escape a kidnapping attempt in broad daylight. >> it is forever etched in our

minds, that scream. >> the ohio family's surveillance video capturing it all. just steps from her front door, taking out the trash when a stranger appears. he tried to drag her and she let out a piercing scream. the man quickly letting go. the whole encounter lasting less than 10 seconds. >> i am so proud of her. >> kennedy and her parents are sharing the story. >> he would not have let go if she had not pulled and screamed like she did. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., more of our exclusive interview and what the girl's father did that help police catch the suspect. kumasi: instagram will now restrict even more sensitive contact from teenagers by default. kids 16 and under will automatically be put into instagram's most restrictive content category. teenagers will be asked to review content settings.

instagram says the change will make it more difficult for young people to view potentially sensitive content. i heart media has launched a virtual world. the plan is to host metaverse concerts. september 9, the virtual park is called heartland. there is an important distinction from other virtual concerts. this will not appear as an avatar. like travis scott in the past. the show was pre-recorded for a 2d screening. reggie: take a look at this dog soaking up every last minute of summer. a man from connecticut recorded his german shepherd enthusiastically lapping up water from the garden hose. >> are you good? [laughter] reggie: temperatures during the

summer in connecticut can get pretty hot. new holiday observations. swapping president's day with another widely celebrated day. kumasi: what employees at a bay area store are saying this morning. 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. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years.

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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. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 5:30. skimming scam. the new warning after more credit card skimmers were found. what you need to watch out for. ♪ kumasi: official holiday observations. a college that will recognize lunar new year as a holiday. reggie: the cost of winetasting. how much prices have gone up in sonoma county. good morning on this friday, august 26. kumasi: we will start with a

look at the forecast. drew: we are starting out a couple degrees cooler than this time yesterday morning. santa rosa, good morning, 54. 61 in oakland and 63 in san jose. visibility, we have a couple of issues. not too terrible. santa rosa, down to three miles. five miles in half moon bay. we are seeing that in a lot of spots. a live look at the bay bridge as folks come in and out of the city. are sunrise and about one hour at 6:34. writers guys by midday. a few degrees warmer than yesterday. 70's and low 80's. the weekend is much cooler. reggie: a warning about credit card skimmers. at least six law enforcement agencies have reported finding

them down to morgan hill. skimmers have been spotted at gas stations and atm's. ryan curry live with what we need to know. ryan: good morning. this was one of the locations were authorities found a card skimming device in july. they are finding them all over the bay area. security experts are advising people if you want to be extra safe, maybe using a safe app like google pay or apple pay, or even just paying in cash. you mentioned six different agencies finding them as far as down in the south bay and up to the north bay. finding fake credit card skimmers. they look like regular devices although they transmit data through a criminal agency who put it there. they obtain your credit card information. they buy things of their own. they can be hard to find because

of the way they look. they have been found in gas stations, convenience stores, atm's and restaurants. cyber security experts say take a look at the device you are about to use and see if it looks like the others nearby. >> look at the device itself and see if it is really tight or.. see the label. the seal. look at the next device and see if it is similar. ryan: oakland police and the marin county sheriff are some of the agencies that have found these devices recently. they plan to send the once they found over two criminal computer task force agencies. morgan hill police found a device attached to a bank of america atm. something you have to use a credit card in order to get access to. these are being found in common areas were a credit card or debit card is used.

they want you to be wary of where you are using your financial information. ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: this morning, the white house has revealed more about how much president biden's student loan forgiveness plan will cost taxpayers. jobina: the white house says this plan will cost about $24 billion if 75% of borrowers take part. the cost could be even higher. >> what is happening right now in america is it is working great if you are born into a family that is well-to-do. it is not working great for the rest of the folks. we want to see colleges have skin in the game. >> it is very unfair to have a truck driver have to pay back a loan from someone who got a phd in gender studies. jobina: this news comes as people continue to debate the plan.

republicans continue to blast the plan as unfair to people who paid off their loans or never took loans. the white house went after republicans were criticizing the plan but took out ppp loans during the pandemic. on twitter, they posted the size of the loan and how much was forgiven by the federal government. the debate is not likely to end soon. reggie: a san francisco city official at the center of a government corruption case has been sentenced to seven years in prison. he was fined and will have to forfeit a home after accepting more than $1 million in bribes. we have been tracking this case since it started. >> former department of public works director walked into federal court all alone. after pleading guilty to accepting more than $1 million of bribes in exchange for city contracts.

is large custom home on 20 acres was built with those bribes. some companies doing work for free or supplying appliances. he was sentenced to seven years in prison, three years probation and a $35,000 fine. he had a heart attract recently. he will report to prison january 6. >> do you have anything to say to the people of san francisco who feel betrayed by what you did? anything to say at all? you owe an explanation to the people of san francisco. his team released a statement saying i want to apologize to the people of san francisco for my misconduct. now the sentencing is behind me, i plan to concentrate on my family and my health. i look forward to serving my

community and working to repair the damage my action caused the city and my family. we also got a statement from a u.s. attorney that says in part, for at least 12 years, he shook down contractors eager for business, trading his influence for millions of dollars in cash, construction work, meals and gifts. this demonstrates the justice system will punish corrupt officials. kumasi: california may soon be allowing more sick and dying inmates to be released from prison. the state senate passed legislation to allow in base to be freed if they are permanently medically incapacitated or have an advanced illness that is expected to take their life. a student found 91 inmates died while awaiting compassionate release. the plan is heading to the state assembly. reggie: california has become

the first in the world to approve banning the sale of new gas powered cars by 2035. governor newsom said the transportation sector is responsible for more than half of the state's carbon pollution. he issued an executive order mandating 100% of sales of passenger cars and trucks be zero emission by 2035. 35% of vehicles sold in the state by 2026 and 68% by 2030. >> absolutely historic. the reason for that, i think it is clear climate change is the single most important generational challenge that we are facing today. reggie: the new rules do not outright ban gas cars over him in the sale of used ones even after 2035. challenges still remain, including making sure california can generate enough power to

charge all the new electric vehicles. governor newsom said the bold step is necessary to cut pollution. >> policy is the accelerator. can we accelerate this even further? we put it out and people either dismissed it or mocked it . hear we are two years later and all but a handful of automobile companies say they are all in and that is a game changer. cost of living, cost of operating a vehicle, cost of gas. a feeling of vulnerability when it relates to decisions made in saudi arabia. the politics of that are exhausting, back-and-forth. all those factors played into this moment. reggie: he also said the state is investing $10 billion to excel the right the transition that will make it easier and cheaper for more californians to purchase electric cars. you can watch the full interview with governor newsom at 7:00.

kumasi: environmental leaders and organizations are pledging to find equitable climate solution centered on black communities. the initiative focuses on water, energy, land and labor. it includes the inflation reduction act the president biden signed into law. critics say it is not bold enough addressing climate issues affecting black americans. reggie: an rei became the second unionized location in the country. workers said they were perpetually understaffed and overworked and faced racism from managers. in february the company was publicly against the formation of a union but a new statement said they support workers rights to vote to unionize. the store voted by a margin of 56 in favor, third yet against. kumasi: the san francisco college board of trustees voted to observe the alliterative year as a holiday.

a statewide proposal stalled in the state legislature over concerns about the cost. if the proposal goes through, city college of san francisco will replace president's day with lunar new year. do not move to texas. the message behind the billboard that is too big to miss. reggie: animals have beef, too. the epic fight between two kangaroos. drew: the drama. outside this morning, the exploratorium camera, some fog. pockets of dense fog and some drizzle across the bay bridge. and indication a marine layer is welcoming us on this friday morning. hour-by-hour, that fog takes its time breaking down and pulling

back to the coast. 10:00 a.m., temperatures generally in the 50's and 60's. this afternoon, a warmer day compared to yesterday. a lot of 70's along the bay shoreline. for any friday night plans, i expect fog to surge back from the coastline. take that jacket with you. 50's and 60's by 8:00 this evening. a lot of sunshine away from the coast. fog sticking with us along the coastline. 70's and 80's along the bay shoreline. 85 in san jose. a couple of 90's in antioch and concorde. traveling today across the state, hot in the central valley with triple digit heat. 82 in los angeles. it is warmer in southern california than much of the bay area. fog to sunshine today. saturday and sunday,

temperatures tumble below average, basically in the mid 70's in a lot of spots, low to mid 80's and the warmest spots inland. jobina: hi, everyone. a new crash we are following in san jose, a hit-and-run. southbound 101. no slowdown in that area. you are slow on bart. a 10 minute delay due to an obstruction in the richmond section. oakland, 880 coliseum camera, everything is looking clear. our san rafael camera showing off 101 has decided to freeze. antioch to hercules, 28 minutes. antioch to hercules, 28 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose 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?

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reggie: a controversial billboard has popped up in san francisco and los angeles discouraging californians from moving to texas. the message is adding to the already existing rift between the states. we have a look at how people are reacting. ♪ >> the message is intended to be dark. the texas miracle died in uvalde. the billboard showing a man in a hoodie also comes with a warning to anyone who stops to look. do not move to texas. >> i do not think it is in particularly good taste the billboard is meant to highlight the -- it is not known who is behind the billboard but it is

capturing the attention of many ofo 7th an folsom street. >> i agree with that 100%. somebody people are leaving here and going to texas. do not go there. >> are people from california really leaving the state to move to texas? this is what the u.s. census told us about the last decade. on average, 68,700 californians moved to texas each year. other data sources show that trend accelerated slightly during the pandemic. with the total state population of over 39 million, the number of californians moving to texas is less than 1%. >> when home prices go up in california as they have been the last couple years, more californians moved to texas. when home prices level off or go down, few were californians moved to texas. for individuals, it is about home price. >> there is a matter of the

texas miracle. >> i have heard it as a buzzword about texas. >> in 2008 and during the great recession, texas weather the economic storm better than most states. more jobs were created, hence the term the texas miracle. claiming the texas miracle is dead is adding to the rivalry between the two states. >> i think it is discouraging. i think we have to move on and we have to move on positively. kumasi: google maps will explicitly label clinics that provide abortion services. right now people can search abortion clinics near me and have a certified list of places to go. if google does not have confirmation, it will label might not provide abortions. this is coming after a recent bloomberg report pointed out

results list kristen sze centers. >> in the north bay -- list crisis centers. reggie: the average cost of a tasting in march of 2020 west $26. compare that to of this year, $36. the editor of the sonoma wine blog explains what happened. >> winemaking costs are frontloaded because of the aging process. wines made this year will not be sold four years in advance. winemakers still have to pay current market labor, transportation and materials cost. that is probably the biggest reason by consumer prices are up. reggie: one of the few places in the bay area where tasting room prices are down. you have to have more friends. someone you know is a member. kumasi: that is true.

that is a blessing. reggie: they will get you in for free. hotdogs and popsicles our summer staples. oscar meyer, putting them together. the cold dog is a frozen pop the taste like a hot dog. oscar meyer said is refreshing and smoky. [laughter] it tastes like a hotdog topped with a mustard swirl. it is a collab with a frozen desserts company. there is a pop bar in concorde but not there. kumasi: does that make your stomach feel some kind of way when you read it? reggie: not in a good way. i do not want a popsicle to taste smoky. kumasi: this video is crazy. a fight between two kangaroos at

a nature reserve in australia did not end well for one of them. reggie: that was rude. kumasi: it is the way the other one is standing there and looking. try me again. reggie: he found out. kumasi: he found out that day. why is he staring? [laughter] kumasi: get up. drew: try it again. try it. kumasi: [laughter] drew: that does not get old. [laughter] kumasi: the person who sent the video says they are ok. [laughter]

kumasi: he says he was not exercising when he came across these kangaroos. he said he later saw the fallen kangaroo bouncing down the road. reggie: it is ok? kumasi: everyone is fine. we do not know what started it. reggie: that is just what they do. they box. drew: real kangaroos of australia. reggie: i heard you. drew: i heard it through the grapevine. reggie: i came around the corner and i heard you. now you can set it to my face. tanya has been talking. she was talking to the tasmanian devil. [laughter] drew: can we just recue the

sound? kumasi: why did it stop and stare? drew: stay down. stay down. reggie: do not talk to tonya. kumasi: say something else. drew: say less. [laughter] drew: ok. wicking up to cloudy skies. low clouds, pockets of dense fog . a minor warm up this afternoon. the bigger story as we enjoy the weekend, windy and below average temperatures. 80's tomorrow in our warmest spots. 70's and 80's with a lot of sunshine along the peninsula. 60's along the coast with cloudy conditions in half moon bay. downtown, upper 60's. quite cloudy over much of the city. sunset, richmond.

a lot of sunshine today in the north bay. 80's and low 90's. the east, 60's and 70's. afternoon sunshine. inland, good air quality and 80's and 90's. we will drop into the 50's and 60's tonight. saturday to start out the weekend, onshore flow is really strong, keeping temperatures in the 60's and low 70's 70's close to the water. we will do it again on sunday. we will track below average temperatures on saturday and sunday. we will have a lot of sunshine on both days. temperatures will rebound next week. we will talk about summerlike heat returning. reggie: the country is set to relax some of the world's strictest covid protocols for tourists. tourists. kumasi: a n 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.

kumasi: it is 5:55. this weekend is the 32nd edition of the auto moon festival. the festival is not only honoring the moon, it will have great food and entertainment. it will be held tomorrow and sunday. organizers say you do not need to rsvp but if you signed up, you will be entered in a raffle to win gift certificates. reggie: instacart is helping its newest feature length spiral your picks at the grocery store. it will display items on the shopping list of celebrities, public figures and influencers. lizzo is one of the first to do it. what did she order? apparently oreos, cherrys, takis

chips, impossible foods burger patties and ben & jerry's. she really likes cherries. kumasi: all right. drew: does that make you want cherries? reggie: no. impossible peanut butter. i prefer smooth. that is it. kumasi: impossible peanut butter? drew: two separate things. [laughter] drew: they ground the impossible burger into the peanut butter. a lot of protein. kumasi: [laughter] drew: impossible peanut butter? [laughter] drew: just impossible to make it. 50's and 60's this morning. here is our marine layer.

you can see a couple stars out there. the marine layer is not quite as thick as in previous mornings. kumasi: one of the top mens tennis players in the world will not the able to play in the u.s. open. reggie: a dramatic rescue caught on camera. kumasi: the surprising site at a tsa security line. why this bald eagle was flying with this woman. ♪ reggie: the tsa was not ready on reggie: the tsa was not ready on that day. for generations, disney has brought you the most enchanting films... we are all connected in the circle of life. and beloved characters. hello! now you can share them with your family. to infinity... and beyond! only on disney+.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> the doj expected to release key documents in the search of the former president's home. reggie: staying safe from scammers, trying to get their hands on your financial info. kumasi: parts of the south still drying out after flooding. reggie: good morning on this friday. kumasi: we start with a check of the forecast. drew: quieter. fog first thing. temperatures cooler.

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