>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: large scrubbed. why the highly anticipated moon mission will not go on as scheduled. reggie: dead fish in bay area waterways. what is behind it. >> plus a quick thinking 10-year-old boy jumping into action to save his mom from drowning. reggie: good morning. it is monday, august 29. you're looking at four people who discovered last night there were too old to watch the mtv music awards. isn't it sad when that happens?

>> drew says do not include me. drew: it hurts when you realize you are old. reggie: i am realizing there is named young gravy. i just learned that. >> at least you all tried. i stayed in my lane. drew: nikki gets a lifetime achievement award. >> and use offered the? -- and you saw fergie? she performed with jack harlow. reggie: new music? drew: it was the remix of glamorous. reggie: she is still first-class. drew: up in the sky. good morning. we talk about visibility. doing well when it comes to our fog. numbers this morning, upper 50's

to low 60's. today is the coolest day of the week. a beautiful picture from our camera. patching clouds. sunshine arrives quickly this morning. a lot of sunshine today. temperatures comfortable. everything is going to change when we get to the holiday weekend. summer heat is going to arrive quickly. reggie: breaking news. the highly anticipated artemis launch is not going to happen as scheduled. jobina is of the live desk with what happened and why so many people are looking forward to this. jobina: nasa says crews are looking at an engine bleed. they have scrubbed today's launch of the artemis i rocket, however the artemis will have another chance to jump into space.

a future mission will determine if astronauts go back to the moon. nasa's goal is to establish a permanent station orbiting the moon called gateway. from there astronauts could land on the moon and this would also be a homebase base for more space exploration. >> from our current knowledge, we have learned over time how to operate and live and work. the gateway is an outpost. jobina: it will take 42 days for the rocket to come back downturn. nasa will try again on friday to launch into the moon's orbit. the next attempt will be a big step forward and america's quest to put astronauts back on the moon. the end of the apollo program was 50 years ago. kumasi: now to a problem affecting the entire bay area. discolored water caused by algae that is killing thousands of fish. over the weekend, scientists found huge amounts in bay area waterways.

abc news reporter lena howland has more. lena: the environmental watchdog group san francisco bay keepers says in early august they started to get reports of red and brown water in the oakland estuary. at the same time they started getting reports of dead fish in the water. scientists founded to be a red tide algae bloom. that bloom emits official -- commits a fish toxin. they say the algae are a normal part of the ecosystem, normally at levels that are harmless. scientists say nutrients from the 40 wastewater treatment plants around the bay area are supercharging the algae to reproduce in huge quantities. we spoke with one man who has been coming to explore for decades and says he saw thousands of dead fish. >> striped bass to bat raise,

everything that needs oxygen is dying in the lake. lena: the good news is experts say the algae will likely die off on its own, especially in colder water, but they still worry about the long-term consequences, such as two endangered fish. the algae does not pose a real threat to people or pets, but prolonged contact with discolored water can cause skin irritation or respiratory irritation. live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc7news. reggie: san francisco police are looking for the man who stabbed another man to the death route 1:4 yesterday at the station at 24th and mission. officials tell a surveillance video shows the two men are doing near the elevator when one man stabbed the other. the suspect may have left the scene on the scooter. the victim went down the stairs and collapsed on the platform and died at the scene.

this is just the latest violent incident involving a marked station. on friday in a separate case someone opened fire on a train. the man in that case was shot multiple times, but is expected to survive. kumasi: at least seven people are arrested for taking part on -- taking part in sideshows in oakland. this was from one of the sideshows. you can see the back wheel of the car damaged. oakland police say a sideshow detail was out and about. the show drew as many as 500 cars and 170 people watching. reggie: the north bay police agency converged on the high school for a training drill. sebastopol police hosted this active shooter training exercise. volunteers play the roles of students and staff and the sounds of simulated gunfire could be heard.

the annual training was in collaboration with the west sonoma county union high school district. sebastopol police say after the events in uvalde, texas, they recognize the need to work with partner agencies to update their training to have the most effective response possible. this event was only a trail. kumasi: today a san francisco supervisor will ask the city's comptroller and chief economist to start looking for answers. he will send a letter asking the city to prepare a right recovery report. dorsey says he was compelled to demand answers after a university study found udr addif oregon's state budget in 2017. reggie: if you're looking to get a monkeypox vaccine the clinic reopens this morning. the clinic was open this weekend and gave out 200 doses on

saturday. it is open today from 8:00 to 4:00 p.m. this is for the first round of shots. san francisco has 702 confirmed cases of monkeypox. kumasi: when the biden administration will stop sending out free to come covid test. reggie: in the quick thinking boy who jumped in to save his mom when she started have a seizure in the pool. drew: camera show you a beautiful sunrise on the way. patchy fog down below. today is the coolest day all week. towards the holiday weekend we with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? hide my skin? not me. dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema, with clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor.

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and you can see her convulsing in the water. her son gavin dives into the pool to hold her head above water. her father, who lives next door, so it was happening and rushed to the scene to help her daughter. she says she posted this video to show off his bravery. drew: what a pretty picture. this is our east bay hills camera. the sun is starting to come up. moderate air quality today and tomorrow. smoke from wildfires to our northwell enter our atmosphere in the form of hazy sunshine later on. the future whether showing the effigy breaks down quickly. sunshine comes out as fast on this monday. 60's and 70's by 10:00. our warm response will go into the 80's. today is the coolest day we have. 73 in oakland. 82 in san jose. 90's in lakeport.

fairfield up to 90 degrees as well. oakland over the next seven days from our average high high of three degrees. ut by thelose to that over the b end of the week, temperatures takeoff. by sunday 90 degrees in oakland. if it is 90 in oakland it is a hot one across the rest of the bay area. first let's say hi to jobina with traffic. jobina: back to vacaville where we are following a major sig alert. you can see the purple line on the map. that is showing you all lanes are blocked on eastbound 80 past davis. not sure why our speed disappeared from the westbound traffic. be prepared for delays in and out of vacaville. no backup in that area. we will watch that for you. san jose looking clear.

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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. kumasi: governor newsom is considering a bill that would decriminalize jaywalking. tickets issued for jaywalking disproportionately affect people of color and lower income individuals. in assembly member says the bill could prevent stops from

escalating into confrontation with police, and high-priced tickets cause more harm than good. the proposed bill will include stops only if the jay walker is suspected of being in danger. governor newsom has until the end of september to sign this bill. reggie: a data breach of san francisco-based doordash has left personal information exposed to hackers. names and numbers were exposed through a sophisticated fishing campaign. a third party vendor was said to be the cause for that leak. doordash says they have hired a cybersecurity expert to help investigate. kumasi: the federal government is ending its free covid at home testing program this week. the white house says it is because of lack of funding by congress. officials are worried about a surge of covid cases in the fall. reggie: thousands of people celebrated love and unity in the

southland. the silicon valley pride parade and festival took center stage in san jose, celebrating the lgbtq plus community. euros cornell barnard. cornell: love and unity was the theme fulfilling the vibe in downtown san jose. the silicon valley pride parade was back for 2022. >> it is important to love who you love and it is amazing what people are doing. >> this a celebration of the lgbtq plus community and its allies. it is about representation for the salvation queer trans community. >> it is so important for us to be out here and we need representation and it is a turning point in our country where we are seeing the full spectrum of the rainbow. >> today's celebration of everybody in our community getting to be authentically who they are and getting to celebrate that. >> the parade a reminder of what

they are still fighting for. >> they are taking away women's rights and we cannot let that happen because gay rights are next. >> san francisco pride gets most of the spotlight, but this parade has been showing its pride since 1977. >> the parade is getting bigger and bigger every year. >> we found newlyweds hours after they tied the knot. >> today is a celebration. love. we love each other. why not do it on pride? >> congrats and happy pride. in san jose, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. kumasi: a bear in utah was on the struggle list trying to get into these trash cans. the bear was trying to open these trash cans and get them out of the car, but not today. the bear was not successful. residents originally thought it

was a 180 pound burmese mountain dog trying to do all of this, but it turns out it was this bear rummaging around trying to get inside. reggie: is this bear a short-chain? -- a short king? or just a young bear. i cannot figure it out. i am not disparaging its name. i'm just saying is it a short king? i feel like if it was little taller this would've been successful. jobina: i feel like the bear is young. he is kind of slow. reggie: now you're calling him slow. drew: wow. jobina: we have not seen one for a while and tahoe. reggie: where is frank? kumasi: that is the standard we are used to. drew: let's talk about the 180 pound dog that they have. jobina: the burmese mountain dog. drew: a big dog.

reggie: some might say too big. they live in some places where there are bears. jobina: they might need that dog. drew: ok. it is bright this morning. limited fog. the big headline, it is the coolest day of the week. as we head towards the holiday weekend we will gradually warm up. by the holiday weekend it is sizzling summer heat. once you get to the holiday weekend it is like summer mix its arrival across california. upper 50's to low 60's. the onshore flow is with us later this afternoon. 50 to 25 miles per hour later this afternoon. 68 in the city. really comfortable in the south bay. 88 in concorde, 89 the hyatt

antioch. a marine layer is little disorganized. 50's and low 60's under a mix of stars and clouds. there you can see we are heating up fast. a lot of us away from the coast in the inland east bay and north bay. 80's and 90's around the bay shoreline. we are watching the slightest onshore flow that looks to keep san francisco in the 70's. ocean water temperatures in the low to mid 50's. any wind coming off the ocean water will keep our natural ac in place. sunday looks to be the hottest day over the holiday weekend, low 90's for much of the east bay shoreline. upper 90's and the south bay and england it is hot. 105 in napa. you will watch the city very closely. it looks like you may escape the

brutal heat, likely the upper 70's by sunday. coolest day of the week today. we will warm up as the week goes on. by the weekend hot 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.

drew: patrick cloud cover. you notice our marine layer is very disorganized. air quality on the moderate side. today and tomorrow air quality advisory in place for hazy conditions. smoke from the firestorms north will go into her atmosphere. future weather showing the effigy breaks down quickly. then later this afternoon it is a lot of sunshine. even along the coast of their amount of sunshine. mid and upper 80's in our warmer spots. reggie: two air france pilots are suspended after getting in a

fight while in the cockpit. this habit did in june on a flight from geneva switzerland to paris. police say the pilot and copilot had some sort of dispute which ended up in them grabbing each other by the caller. the cabin crew intervened. one of the flight attendant spent the rest of the flight in the cockpit. the airline says the fight continued and landed successfully with no other issues. kumasi: is it just me or were you waiting to see video? i thought there was a camera in the back of the cockpit. reggie: what is the most recent video we have of air france? drew: 1970's. [laughter] you can tell. it is not even widescreen. reggie: it is not 16:9. drew: i do not think that is their same color scheme anymore. reggie: that is not what they look like at all. sorry to air france. kumasi: an injured deer is

recovering thanks to the work of some police officers in san mateo. please found the deer crawling. this is video from the rescue posted on the apartments facebook page. the officers rapidly animal up in a sheet and took it to the humane society to be treated. reggie: if you're in the marketplace for feline friends and northern california real estate, here is a deal you cannot patch up. for $285,000 you can adopt two cats and own the house they live in. the home and the cats belong to a woman who recently passed away and she donated everything to a feline center. the center is putting the home and her caps off for sale. -- enand her cats up for sale. ok. next, how much you will pay if you want a cheaper netflix subscription that comes with ads. kumasi: and a very emotional

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, gun shots at a grocery store leaving two people dead. what they have led up to the violence. kumasi: in preparing for the worst. one southern state on guard for more heavy flooding that could be life-threatening. reggie: and serena williams about to begin her final u.s. open. what to expect tonight. good morning on this monday, august 29. kumasi: we start with a check of our forecast withdrew. drew: our marine layer very disorganized. sunshine arrives quickly for us this morning. upper 50's to lower 60's

outside. fog out below, the sun up here. rates guys pretty quickly. 60's and 70's by lunchtime. it is the coolest day of the week, 70's and 80's away from the coast. summer heat will return. we will talk all about it in a few minutes. reggie: scientists are continuing to study and algae bloom that has killed thousands of fish. they found huge amounts of these fish over the weekend. abc7news reporter lena holland is live in the newsroom. lena: the environmental watchdog group san francisco bay keepers says in early august they started to get reports of red and brown water in oakland waterways. at the same time they started to get reports of dead fish in the water. scientists found it to be a red tide algae bloom that emits official toxin and sucks the water of oxygen. they say the algae are a normal

part of the underwater ecosystem, normally at levels that are harmless. scientists with the san francisco bay keepers say nutrients with the 40 wastewater treatment plants around the bay area are supercharging the algae to reproduce in huge quantities. here is senior scientist john rosenfield. >> they do not pull out the nutrients in that water come in the nitrogen and phosphorus, that is food for all of the algae. lena: the good news is experts say the algae will likely die off on its own, especially in colder water. they are still worried about the long-term consequences, such as to endangered fish. another good thing to note is the algae does not pose a threat to people or pets, but prolonged contact with discolored water can cause skin irritation or respiratory irritation. live in the newsroom, lena holland, abc 7 news. reggie: we are following the

latest on the fbi search and seizure of highly classified documents from mar-a-lago. a federal judge is close to approving request from trump's lawyers drew a point of third party to review the highly classified material. government officials are warning about potential risk to national security. jobina at the live desk. jobina: there are increasing concerns of the potential damage to national security following that search. the director of national intelligence sent a letter to lawmakers confirming the damage assessment. the heavily redacted affidavit released friday reveals critical details. republicans are demanding more transparency. meanwhile some have already made up their mind. >> the hypocrisy of folks in my party that spent years chanting lock her up about hillary clinton because of some deleted emails or "wiping a server" are now defending a man who clearly did not take the national

security of the united states to heart. jobina: the fbi has found documents involving spies ease dropping, and u.s. allies secrets. a hearing for president trump's request of a special master is sent for thursday. the judge has indicated her intent for trump's request to review the evidence. kumasi: southbay congressman says it is time to let the justice department do its job and conduct a thorough investigation. he spoke to abc 7 after a town hall meeting in sunnyvale. >> i just want to make sure our documents are safe. things that have the countries secrets, do t wem floating out there. kumasi: he says the and attorney general merrick garland have his full confidence. he is are doing this is now a law enforcement matter, not a political matter. developing news out of oregon, where a gunman killed disco people at a safeway store.

the suspect was also found dead inside the store. witnesses described herein dozens of gunshots and say the police started in the parking lot. police found in ar-15 assault style weapon. officials believe the gunman acted alone. reggie: russia and ukraine continue to blame each other for a bombing in the country's largest nuclear plant. the head of ukraine's nuclear agency says the region is one step away from a radiation emergency. authorities are distributing iodine tablets to people who live near the plant in preparation for potential radiation exposure. even with nuclear fears looming, those with ties to ukraine are still celebrating ukrainian independence day. an event honoring the holiday was held at golden gate park yesterday. ukrainian day commemorates the countries declaration of

sovereignty from the former soviet union in 1991. kumasi: communities in mississippi are bracing for significant flooding from major rain hitting the region. flood warnings are in effect along the pearl river, which is expected depressed today. hundreds of homes are at risk as floodwaters are still rising. residents are packing up and leaving their homes and neighboring states are also in danger of severe weather. reggie: it is a more dire situation overseas in pakistan where rains and floods have killed more than 1000 people. officials say the unprecedented floods have affected 33 million people. the country is experiencing its eighth cycle of monsoon rains. normally it only has three to four cycles. government is calling for much-needed international aid. kumasi: baby formula manufacturer avenue it is starting to restart production of its largest formula. a spokesperson for abbot says

it would take about six weeks for production to start. the plant shutdown in february after bacterial contamination was found inside its michigan facility. three opened in june but then had to close again because of severe weather. reggie: three raises in a year. that is how a cow firefighters union is trying to shorten shifts and not cut their pay. firefighters union made it two your yield deal with governor newsom's administration. it calls for putting their shifts six hours less than average and also bidding the 2.5% raise along with two more races. those raises will be less than 3% each and implemented over the two your contract period. kumasi: there are questions of when the buffalo bills knew about a rape allegation about its punter. there wondering whether the team acted soon enough. >> the left -- the buffalo bills

releasing the rookie punter after he was accused of gang raping an underage teen. >> is best for everyone to move on from matt. >> the alleged attack came at a halloween party last fall when he was a star in san diego state. a civil lawsuit filed by a 17-year-old claims she was observably intoxicated and he letter into a bedroom where the other two players were waiting. the victim spoke to san diego station kb ps. >> they threw me down onto the bed face down and they took turns assaulting me. >> her father spoke to abc news. >> the first thing i did was only lord, how do i make sure my daughter is physically cared for and safe. then you bet anger comes in. >>'s attorney claims this is all

a money grab. >> he is adamant he never forcibly raped this young lady. >> saying in a statement the facts of the incident are not what they are pretrade trade in the lawsuit or in the press. i look forward to quickly setting the record straight. the bill say they had no knowledge of the accusations in april. the alleged victim's lawyer was an contract with the bills in late july, weeks before the lawsuit was filed last thursday. the bills then released him last saturday amid growing public backlash. they are growing calls for the nfl to be held accountable amid a slew of sexual assault sandals -- of sexual adult -- of sexual assault scandals. they did not respond to our request for comment. kumasi: brian robinson of the washington commanders is recovering. police say he was shot multiple times. police identified disco suspects and recovered a weapon at the

scene. the incident is still under investigation. robinson was drafted to the aft -- the nfl back in april. reggie: diwali high school football team held its first game of the season -- the ulvade high school football team held its first game of the season. the coyotes took to the football team friday night, charging onto the gridiron, sporting their flag. >> i do not know where this stands in the games i have one as far as importance because i have won some big playoff games, but right now with the weight of the world on our shoulders, what you came out here to do tonight, i love you. i could not more proud of you. reggie: the coyotes won. a poignant reminder of the 21 lives lost a few months ago. kumasi: how much netflix could charge for their ad supported tier.

reggie: and why if serena williams loses tonight it will not be her final match of the u.s. open. kumasi: then, how you can watch a movie on the big screen for a cheap price this weekend. do not forget, you can also watch us for a whole extra hour. we are live weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00 on the abc 7 streaming app. you can download it now. now we are checking in with jobina. jobina: we have been following a sig alert in vacaville and that is where we will start. we still have this major crash. it is involving a big rig that has jackknife in this area on eastbound 80 past davis. westbound you're looking at speeds around five miles an hour and eastbound the same speeds. a messy situation there. we are now seeing that backup where metering lights came on at 5:43. very clear at the golden gate bridge.

no fog or traffic issues. we have slow spots. tracy to dublin about one hour for the ride and any up to concorde, 32 minutes. drew: patchy fog this morning. the sun is up. some of our fog on the camera lens. we have an air quality advisory. moderate air quality the next 48 hours. you notice haze in our atmosphere because of fires. thick smoke along the california and oregon border. for us, that is just haze in our atmosphere because of smoke moving into our sky. future tracker showing fog breaks down quickly. 60's and 70's by 10:00, into the afternoon we find our warmest spots in the 80's. a lot of 60's and 70's along the bay shoreline. it is the coolest day of the week today. 68 in san francisco, 83 in santa

rosa, 76 in palo alto. san jose a lot of sunshine. we will take a look at san jose over the next seven days. average high is 82. we sit there over the next couple of days. by the end of the week we start to warm up, and by the holiday weekend it will feel like summer, well into the 90's. we look at how warm get for the holiday weekend coming up in nine minutes. first here is a look at some other high temperatures around the bay area sponsored by disney's pinocchio, streaming september 8 only on disney plus. >> pinocchio. >> hello. >> ♪ when you wish upon a star your dreams come true dr ♪ >> you will always be my real

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reggie: a single engine plane that made an emergency landing on a watsonville beach has been taken to a hanger for repairs. abc 7 news was at the beach where a crew carefully unassembled the wings and propeller. the pilot decided to safely land the airplane on the beach saturday afternoon. none of the three people on board were hurt. to get the airplane off the beach they had to clip its wings and loaded on a trailer. beach officials say the pilot did a good job without landing. >> there a couple of people interested in taking photos because how often you see a plane on the beach? reggie: this is the latest aviation mishap in the watsonville area. on august 18 ghost where planes collided midair while trying to land at the watsonville airport.

three people died in that incident. here is your morning money report. netflix is weighing plans to charge seven dollars to nine dollars a month for the ad supported version of netflix. that would be less than half of the most popular standard plan available right now. netflix aims to air four minutes of commercials in our. people would see ads before the start and during the program, but not after the program. all of this comes after netflix reported a loss in subscribers and may for the first time in more than a decade. if you're planning to go to the movies this saturday you're in luck. thousands of theaters are selling tickets for just three dollars as part of national cinema day. major chains like amc and regal are taking part in this and amc says it will offer a five dollar drink and popcorn combo. you can find a list of participating locations on the national cinema day website. what if i told you a satellite

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a tennis player but one of the most important athletes in the history of the sport. rhiannon: some of the biggest stars in tennis or reflecting on what the 23 time grand winter means to the support -- means to the sport. >> before serena came along, there is not an icon of the sport that look like me. rhiannon: fans are clamoring to get one final look at the six time u.s. open champ following her retirement announcement, ticket prices for the first rounds of the tournament have risen 40%. >> the centre court session was sold very quickly once everyone heard that is going to be serena's match. rhiannon: although serena appearing in the final is far from guaranteed, tickets for the championship match are up 70%, with fans anticipating one last great run. >> anything can happen, and we

have serena williams, the greatest female tennis player of all time, and she can surprise anyone. let's take one match at the time. rhiannon: her first match will not be an easy one. she has not played much competitive tennis this year and is the 605th rank player in the world. her opponent is right 80th. if the singles tournament does not pan out for serena, she will have another chance to take on the championship as she battles for the doubles trophy with a woman who has been by her side since the very beginning, her sister, venus. serena and venus will be on the court together wednesday. rhiannon allie, abc news, new york. reggie: we are learning about another song collaboration. this time it kelly clarkson and dolly parton. clarkson share this photo announcing the new version of 9 to 5 she recorded with dolly parton. she thanked the producer for

making this dream a reality in putting the project together. the song is first heard in the dolly parton documentary called "still working 9 to 5" which premiered this year at sxsw. kumasi: an aspiring weatherman is showing off is still. >> damaging winds and strong damaging hail. goodbye. stay weather aware and know there are storms coming for you if you live in minnesota, wisconsin, iowa, illinois, and even down into missouri. let me get inside because it just started to rain. kumasi: this is 12-year-old beckett who recorded this on his ipad to update his viewers about severe weather conditions affecting minnesota, wisconsin, missouri, and oklahoma. his mom says he has always loved weather and started his reporting a few years ago with the youtube channel. drew: he's got it. reggie: he does. it also looks like he has a

pool. i just notice these details. kumasi: i did not even see that. reggie: i saw what looked like umbrellas you would have and there is a pool between him and the umbrella. why would you just have a table all the way back there? that is how my mind works. drew: it is important. you need to have many friends with the pool. reggie: i am always looking for a full opportunity. kumasi: and you always find them. drew: he brings his friends along. i have benefited from that. pull weather for the holiday weekend. temperatures well above average for the first weekend of september. august is almost over. here is a live look, the sun is up, is beautiful. you do not notice a layer of cloud cover above our marine layer. sunshine arrives pretty quickly. today is the coolest day of the week. we will gradually warm up over the next few days.

sizzling summer heat coming our way for the labor day weekend. the wind forecast showing onshore flow is with us. highs later today will go into the 60's and 70's for a lot of us. 76 in san mateo. 68 in the city, 73 in oakland, 82 in san jose. overnight tonight patchy fog. a marine layer. it is shallow. it cannot get together too well. mid-50's to low 60's as we head into tuesday. let's fast-forward into the holiday weekend. when you move away from the coast, these numbers are very warm if not hot. triple digit heat for a lot of us in the inland east bay. it is 90's around the bay shoreline. onshore flow closely. it is keeping san francisco in the 70's for much of the holiday weekend. sunday is the hottest day over the three-day weekend.

90's around the east bay shoreline. we go into the upper 90's in the south bay. well above 100 degrees at our hottest spots away from the coast. certainly the holiday weekend is going to be a hot one for many. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. we will gradually warm up by the end of the week. sunday looks to be the hottest day, but the holiday itself on monday is still warm and hot across the region. reggie: a man in virginia had to do some convincing when he won the lottery last month. he just told his wife as a joke that he would call her when he won the lottery. charles smith was on a trip when he bought an online lottery ticket and won more than $220,000. when he actually called his wife to tell her the news she thought he was joking, understandable because he was talking about this the day before. smith says he used his family's birthdays to choose his winning numbers. an unusual sight caught on video in philadelphia.

a girl walking alligator on a leash. you can see a cooling off in this fountain. it turns out this is wally gator, he is an emotional support alligator. his handler has cancer and says wally is a big supporter of people needing smiles. he is also a tiktok sensation and apparently the inspiration for the design behind alligator loki on disney plus. so. that. kumasi: and apparently his favorite treats are cheese popcorn and rock chicken. and he likes to give hugs. reggie: to be clear, that little girl is not the one, right? kumasi: i think so. reggie: it is? kumasi: her name is joie? reggie: i must be seeing another

support alligator with a man named joseph. kumasi: does that the one where they are hugging? reggie: is that a different alligator? kumasi: she said in the article that wally likes to give people hugs, so maybe they picked him up and you hug him. reggie: is his mouth taped? kumasi: she says he is not aggressive. maybe not. reggie: watch me from way back here. kumasi: friend, if i had alligator and you needed a hug? reggie: i would hug you. kumasi: it would be like a group of. reggie: that is ok. we have a new way free to watch abc 7 news in partnership with abc news and hulu, you can watch the news cast live throughout the day on abc news live available to all hulu subscribers and you can find it subscribers and you can find it masi: as we had to break we what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27?

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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. kumasi: here are seven things to know this morning. breaking news. nasa has scrubbed the artemis i rocket launch because of an engine bleed issue. crews are expected to try on friday again from the kennedy space center. reggie: an algae bloom has

killed thousands of fish. scientists say nutrients are supercharging the algae, making it toxic to the fish. kumasi: mark police are looking for the suspect in a stabbing that left a man dead. it happened yesterday afternoon at the 24th admission street station. police have not released a description of the suspect. reggie: the monkeypox vaccine clinic reopens at 8:00 this morning. the clinic administered more than 200 doses on saturday. you do not need an appointment to get a shot. drew: we will show the exploratorium camera. a beautiful morning. sunshine already with us early this morning. the marine layer very disorganized. a lot of sunshine through the day today. the big headline through your monday, today is the coolest a we have for the week ahead. 60's and 70's on the bay shoreline. our warmest spot away from the coast mainly in the 80's. jobina: our biggest traffic

issue is going to be the sig alert on vacaville on eastbound 80 past davis. you can see we have speeds down to five miles an hour due to a crash involving a big rake. kumasi: dish is paying somebody $13,000 to watch 13 of the scariest stephen king movies. the person has a month and has to wear fitbit so they can monitor their heart late -- their heart rate and dish will give you movies, snacks, blanket, and the fitbit. reggie: which is it for you? kumasi: it. the balloon. the clown. drew: misery is also not an easy one. reggie: i will go with children of the court which is an oldie but a goodie. have you seen that one? drew: yes. i still think misery is the worst. reggie: children of the court is about no one can be over 18. as soon as you become an adult they will kill you. drew: happy monday.

reggie: malachi. tefor our viewers in the west, we begin a new week, another shooting rampage in america. breaking overnight, deadly supermarket shooting. at least two people killed. the gunman dead after opening fire in a parking lot, then storming into a store in oregon. police point to a long investigation ahead. calls intensifying for assessing the fallout after the fbi search at former president trump's home. the intelligence community launching an urgent review of the highly classified documents and how they were stored for months at mar-a-lago as we're learning new details about the ongoing investigation. will former president trump be indicted? get out now. the urgent warning to evacuate.

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