>> elting a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven. >> get ready for hot temperatures across the bay area. when we could finally see some relief. >> high stakes document -- hearing over the documents taken from mar-a-lago. >> this dog got a scare but it was greeted by entities -- manatees. that is not the greeting that dog needed. it is the first of september. >> happy start of the month.

drew: welcome to september, the bay area summer. it will be with us the next seven days. live doppler 7, we have areas of dense fog. we have that thick fog down to a quarter mile visibility. some cool spots. santa rosa with a fog of 48. 63, current temperature in antioch. just seeing the first hints of that sunrise. a little fog over the city. that fog is going to evaporate pretty quickly today. the big headline, it is a hotter day today. we will talk all about that excessive heat warning starting this holiday weekend coming up in about eight minutes. >> governor newsom has declared a state of emergency to increase power production and reduce demand. a reminder now, some simple ways

that we could all help conserve energy, turn off extra lights, you could wait until after 9:00 to use appliances, turn up the thermostat to at least 78 degrees. energy officials suggest we pre-cool our home before 4:00 p.m. by setting air-conditioners to 72 and closing drapes and blinds. >> we are hearing from residents and businesses who are getting ready for more flexor work -- alerts. lena: because temperatures could reach 110 degrees, they have dedicated all 21 of their library branches to serve as cooling centers. like this when you see right behind me here in walnut creek. that starts today and goes all the way through saturday. this while folks at home are being asked conserve energy to

prevent sweeping blackouts. the flex alerts to conserve energy during the peak times have become increasingly common in the recent years as drought conditions persist and the climate continues to warm. as people stay cool, all of it has placed an increasing strain on the state electric grid and created problems for lawmakers in sacramento. at a legislative session wednesday night, they discussed ways to modernize infrastructure. >> number one, we do not have blackouts in the future. we prepare the grid to withstand what we know is coming. lena: no official on the grid per se was taken last night, places like berkeley and others on the bay area have taken large steps. every business in the city will rely on renewable energies for most of their electrical needs.

keep in mind, every county will be offering cooling centers during this heat wave. in contra costa county they have 21 of their branches serving as cooling centers. >> thank you. heat exhaustion could come on quickly in weather like this. heavy sweating, cold, hail. a fast but weak pulse, nausea, cramps, headaches, dizziness. if you start to feel those symptoms, take a cool bath and take sips of water. if they last longer than an hour or you start vomiting, get medical help. heat exhaustion could pass to a medical stroke, which is an emergency. you may have a fever and there will be no sweat. if your home gets too hot this week, several counties are

opening up cooling centers. they encourage people to take advantage of air conditioning local shopping malls or movie theaters. we have a list of cooling centers. >> now to the mar-a-lago search. today judge will hear president trump's request for an outsider of the documents seized of his home. just in in dueling court filings, a likely preview of crucial hearing. former president trump's legal team argues that if left unchecked the department of justice will impugn. made no mention of trump's claims that he declassified those records. hours earlier the doj's response called that special request unnecessary. arguing in his 36 page court filing he reviewed those

documents. efforts were likely taken to obstruct the government's investigation. >> we don't know if they will file. was the primary goal to get these documents back into a secure location? or was it to get these documents into a secure location and potentially build a case? justin: the doj has recovered re-22 classified documents. 184 were handed over to the national archives in january. then trump turned in another 38. they have provided a signed affidavit saying all the material in question have been turned over. they found over 100 classified records including information classified at the highest level. doj also including a photo of some labeled in red with secret

and top-secret. new polling from quinnipiac university shows 59% of americans think he acted inappropriate leak -- inappropriately. 56% believe he should face criminal charges. the justice department has argued a special review disrupt ongoing investigations to national security ongoing risks stemming from the mishandling of the records. >> off-duty pilots are expected to pick it at the terminal today. the airline pilots association represents delta, jetblue, spirit, united airlines. they are calling for united to fix problems causing a significant increase in flight delays and cancellations. recognize the sacrifices pilots made during the pandemic. it will not disrupt any flights today. >> the list of best colleges in

the country is out. the school knocking uc berkeley from the top spot. >> a dog learned the hard way about the existence of marine life. manatees giving him a big shock. drew: we are turning up the heat today. that heat will accelerate this holiday weekend. a few warnings will begin for a huge portion of the bay area. we will talk about all of this making a home means making decisions. lots of them. so, we promise to be here, with prices you'll love, if you just promise to put your heart into it. seasons change, but our lowe's price promise is everyday. shop fall at lowe's today. pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile,

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>> this golden retriever got jumped by a herd of manatees when she was swimming off orange

beach in alabama. this shows the moment her dog flip got a little too comfortable. the video does look scary. she is ok and didn't let steal her joy. drew: this video stresses me out. good morning, outside the camera showing clear skies and patchy fog. moderate quality today and tomorrow. really for the foreseeable future as heat takes a hold. we are cranking up the heat today. 50's and 60's around the bay shoreline. later today we expect widespread 90's inland if not exceeding 100 degrees.

102 in fairfield, it is warm in the east bay. 90 in santa rosa, even a warm afternoon in the city coming in at 72 degrees. the three day forecast, you find those numbers increasing in the holiday weekend. that excessive heat warning. we have high heat risk because of triple digit temperatures inland. 80's and 90's. we are looking at some pretty light traffic. one passed the northgate mall. you're looking at traffic, that's give it a 20 minute delay to get towards the bridge and then towards the golden gate bridge. we take a look at the sun coming up. not bad. those metering lights have been

turned on about 10 minutes before 6:00 this morning. stacked up beyond the over crossings as you make our way in towards the san francisco area. there is your commute. highway 80, all the way from hercules into san francisco. still a pretty minor commute for a 30 minute drive. looking pretty green this morning with our usual commutes out of the central valley. 45 minute delay on westbound 580. >> why a bill to restrict concealed carry weapons died in the legislature overnight. the research will go on but we the research will go on but we could see in this new ♪ ♪ this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments.

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>> lawmakers failed in their bids to stop carrying concealed

weapons. a recent supreme court decision struck down concealed carry restrictions in new york state. the bill would've enacted more than three dozen new restrictions including background checks for people trying to get a permit. it would've restricted places where they would be allowed. they needed a two thirds majority to pass. it failed by two votes despite being championed by several democratic leaders and the governor. >> tonight from philadelphia, president biden will be speaking to the country about what he calls the continued battle for the soul of the nation. he wants to highlight what he says he has accomplished in protecting the nation's core values. the speech will be in front of independence hall. last week he returned to the campaign trail and criticize lawmakers who are election deniers. 17 people who say -- napa

resident amy collins is one of the survivors. >> when i resisted, he wrapped his hand around my neck, choking me, continuing to grope me until we reached the destination. >> collins and others say lyft knew the dangers but did little to protect them. we reached out for comment but have not heard back. last year, the company acknowledged it received reports of sexual assault. that included 360 rapes. there were 10 reported deaths. >> in the south bay, the last of san jose's no cruising zone signs has finally come down. many called the ban having unfair ability to target people

because of culture. it has been a part of latino culture since the 40's and appeal now opens doors for future generations to enjoy. >> they will be able to experience low riding and the culture in a much more positive way than i did. >> it is a historic day. it feels like san jose has embraced us. >> people came from as far away as san diego to celebrate this change. they hope this will beat other cities to overturned cruising bans. it's part of the culture and i'm glad the city is embracing it. >> it is time. drew: maybe try to correct this heat. this is sutro tower. the headlines today are turning up the heat. record temperatures likely over

the holiday weekend. at least lasting four days. a high risk of heat illness. take it from somebody who passed out from heat exhaustion in 2017 . listen to your body, drink plenty of water. seek out cooler spots. the days of hot weather, it is a cumulative effect. by day three and four it could really wear you down. 100 in antioch and livermore. 80 in oakland, 85 in fremont. it is normal on the peninsula. 90 in san jose. 72 is the high in the city. it feels warm downtown. 50's to near mid 60's. it is all about the temperatures over the holiday weekend. the theme is it is cooler along the coast.

many cities exceeding 100 degrees. 80's and 90's around the bay shoreline. the hottest day over the holiday weekend comes on monday. a lot of people will go to the coast to beat the heat. we are tracking that heat for the first day of september. it is all about that heatwave. we do get some relief on wednesday. temperatures above average for september. >> let's turn to ginger zee now. ginger: good morning to you. great to be with everyone. you know i will be all over that heat throughout the day. the latest on the flight over the highly classified document. his lawyer set to face off with the justice department in court. the holiday travel exodus. we talked best and worst times. the pilot picket lines planned at airports around the nation.

serena williams not ready to say goodbye just yet. we will talk live to a member of her inner circle about how she is preparing for her third round match. we are putting the cherry on top of our sweetest week ever. the best milkshakes in america. i believe one of the largest milkshakes in america. coming up. >> that the -- that's a te ase. >> see you at want a permanent solution to homelessness?

you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves.

>> americans gearing up for labor day weekend. gas prices are going down from the summer peak. a gallon of regular gas cost

about 5:40 -- $5.45. gas buddy has some tips. try to drive during off-peak hours. avoid friday and monday afternoons. fuel up when you see cheap gas to avoid more expensive areas. >> gas prices could fluctuate $.20 or $.50 per gallon when crossing state lines. >> it will not just be the roads that are busier. car rentals, airfare, cruises are up more than 24%. >> new help for people flying overnight. the dot unveiled a new website to figure out what resources are available when flights get delayed. you can find the dashboard at transportation.gov. >> a vietnamese market could be opening in san jose. according to our media partner, entrepreneur just bought the old

sears at the east ridge shopping center. the market would feature fresh food, retail stores, entertainment, and a lot more. >> uc berkeley and archrival stanford are tied when it comes to best colleges in the u.s. cal berkeley was knocked from number one to number two. this year's top spot goes to m.i.t. it has done its rankings based on return on investment, graduating on time, securing high salaries. the list focused on private and public universities. >> stunning images of the titanic reveal the most amazing detail yet of the 110-year-old shipwreck. clearly visible is the enormous anchor. each chain-link weighs about 200 pounds. other images show one of the oilers that fell to the floor.

this new high-resolution video will help determine the ship's rate of decay. ocean rate says the video was taken during the 2022 expedition to the world's most iconic shipwreck. it takes me right back to the movie. next at 6:30, the push to hire more teachers at schools across the country. how the lack of educators is impacting students. >> we share what we learned about a senior living facility where 90-year-old woman was accidentally poisoned and died. >> a live look outside this morning. 6:20 six is the time. 6:20 six is the time. we will be right what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27?

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>> now at 6:30, a heat wave moving into the bay area. temperatures could reach triple digits where you live. how you could beat the heat over the labor day weekend. >> booster shots approved, how long until the omicron specific boosters will be available for you? >> serena williams riveting win. her win over the world second-ranked player. >> the best interview of the day. steph curry is pretty good. >> this is not our favorite story. drew: we are turning up the heat today, those numbers will accelerate. we have some issues in the north this morning. santa rosa at a quarter mile visibility. here is a live look from our east bay hills. the golden gate into parts of the east bay.

it is a hotter day today. dressed for summer this afternoon. inland, upper 90's to near 100 degrees. this weekend, temperatures will accelerate. a huge portion of the bay area starting sunday and lasting at least through tuesday. >> as cities brace for this heatwave, operators of the power grid will conserve energy for the second day in a row. governor gavin newsom also delivered a strong warning to people across the state. walnut creek has cooling centers set up. >> good morning. we have heat waves and we have seen near triple digit conditions for a day or two here or there. we are talking about an extended period of extreme heat.

they have opened up all 21 of their library branches. they will be serving as cooling centers through saturday. that is why governor newsom is asking everyone to do their part. to make sure the power grid does not get overloaded by conserving energy during the peak times of 4:00 through 9:00 in the evening. that is something he hopes will prevent rolling blackouts. it will respond to the immediate weather emergency and accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels. climate scientists and stanford professor says going forward more of these types of weather are likely to happen due to climate change. he says extreme heat events are happening in late summer and early fall when the warming is happening more rapidly. >> we have clear evidence the probability of unprecedented

events is going up. it will continue to go up in the future as we do get more global warming in the coming decades. >> had been hoping for a normal winter. there's a chance we could get one. when you throw this on top of everything, we are more likely to be like the last couple of years. that is frightening and depressing at the same time. >> that was meteorologist at san jose university. hot temperatures already here. there is hope and fear going into the new year. keep in mind, every county will be opening up cooling centers for the next few days during this heatwave. that is why contra costa county is opening up all 21 of their library branches to serve as cooling centers.

>> new details about the poisoning death at the san mateo senior living facility. atrium park has been investigated at least nine times since 2017. the state received 12 complaints about the facility including understaffing and illegally evicting residents. 93-year-old trudy maxwell died when she was given dishwashing liquid instead of drinking juice. >> a nine-year-old boy is recovering after he was shot. the woman in the car with them was also in a crash after the shooting. bullets hit the car around 10:00 tuesday night. detective sadie toyota camry the boy was riding in crashed on 30 5th avenue. bullet holes there in the vehicle, both of them are expected to recover. oakland police have released new photos hoping this will lead to

an arrest in a triple homicide. investigators need help identifying this gold car. it happened on friday around 7:15 on martin luther king jr. way. police say two people were shot. all three people died. >> investigators are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a woman at the palo alto transit center. the attack happened sometime between 2:00 and 3:00 a.m. on saturday. she saw the man several times on the late-night bus recently. happening today, we expect to see elizabeth holmes in a courtroom. a judge will hear the motion for acquittal. she was infected -- convicted of defrauding investors. many were patients who got inaccurate blood test results.

her former boyfriend was also found guilty on similar charges. the sentencing is scheduled for next month. >> governor newsom so-called care court bill is heading to his desk. he has touted this plan for months, calling it new hope for thousands suffering from severe forms of mental illness. the new court program will steer and in some course force homelessness in those who have severe mental disorders. critics worry it could be used to force people into care that they do not want. >> new video shows what accrues in oakland are doing with to collect 1200 pounds of dead fish. they first started to smell and see the problem over the weekend. the water has been a murky brown color for weeks caused by the toxic algae bloom killing off the fish. crews will be back at it today.

new details about the detail of fran, the humpback whale found dead. >> the findings strongly implicate the whale died due to blunt-force trauma. >> they are the leading causes of death for large whales. they are not the numbers happening in or off the coast. >> experts say as many as 80 whales die each year and most sink to the bottom of the ocean. a hearing will be held tomorrow in an attempt to help protect whales. >> texas governor greg abbott -- the most recent left sakata -- union station last night. border towns are overwhelmed so

he is sending migrants to sanctuary cities. they are finding shelter and working to provide services to help them. >> we have people come to our city. no matter the country of origin, no matter the circumstances. let me also say this, shame on governor abbott. what he is doing is immoral. it defies the values of who we are. >> governor abbott says all of the migrants are boarding these buses voluntarily. sent eight thousand migrants to new york, washington, dc, more locations will go out soon. >> the first city in california to build a 3d home. the homes will be 3d printing, the rest of the house will be

built the traditional way. it is in response to the 2018 car fire that destroyed more than 1000 homes. crews are hoping to build six more 3d printing homes. serena williams pulls off and upset at the u.s. open and advances to the third round in her final tournament. williams was up against the -- setting up a match with an australian player in the third round. when asked about her ability to be a higher ranked opponent she said i am a pretty good player. she and her sister venus are playing their doubles match at the open tonight. >> the great deal starting today. let's take a live look at the big board. starting down by about 200 points. we will have an update on the marketne it ended with a woman g home millions of dollars instead of just $68. you can watch us for a whole

extra hour now. abc 7 at 7:00 is live from 7:00 until 8:00. you could download it now from the phone, tablet, amazon fire, or android tv. sue: during up for the long three-day holiday. it will be a good one. make sure you get out there early. it is starting to pack up here. back now towards harbor beyond the richmond parkway. give yourself a little extra time. it is about and eight minute drive. as we hop down to san jose, this is 280 at the 880 over crossing. you have about an eight minute drive there. not bad at all. very slow. on they did issue a high wind advisory. give yourself a little extra time. a little bit of slow traffic. we had a big rig accident blocking the left lane.

we will be back with more news, traffic, and whether after the break. drew: i will take it from here actually. live outside at the exploratorium camera. sunrise getting underway. we will find moderate air quality today and tomorrow. really moderate air quality for the foreseeable future with this heat wave heading underway. temperatures dressed for summer today. 50's and 60's by 10:00 a.m. all the way up into the upper 70's. our highest spots away from the coast. we expect 90's if not triple digit heat. 80's and low 90's around the bay shoreline. you will feel that hotter weather moving in. we will have 90 in san jose, 72 in the city. 94 santa rosa. 102 in fairfield. it is hot. 99 the hyatt morgan hill's.

the heat accelerates to start the holiday weekend saturday. we have a high heat risk. heatwave lasts at least four days as the excessive heat warning saturday morning lessening through tuesday evening. drink plenty of water. find shade if you are outside. even a mall and movie theater to beat the heat. cars heat up pretty quickly. do it first thing in the morning or later in the evening. we will take a look at some other high temperatures around the bay sponsored by disney streaming on disney plus. >> ladies and gentlemen. >> hello. >> jumping jeepers. ♪

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>> welcome back. addressing the country's teacher shortage will require an all hands on deck effort. this is according to one of the largest job searches in the country. the biden administration has announced three partners will be working to help school districts hire teachers they need. san francisco school district is having trouble hiring math, science, special education teachers. >> for those 19 classroom vacancies, we are filling them with substitutes, which we know is not ideal. we have been expanding our

efforts, holding webinars, sending out flyers. >> retaining teachers is just as crucial. the first lady emphasize districts have to give them the pay and support that they need. >> the cdc will meet today to give the green light potentially to the covid booster shot. it is part of a vaccination campaign that could begin within days. the shots target the omicron variant. >> millions of americans could be rolling up their sleeves soon. the fda giving that highly anticipated green light. >> these are critical in helping protect teens and adults from the most serious outcomes of covid-19. adding that president joe biden, who recently recovered from covid will get the shot. >> we expect shots to begin in

earnest starting after labor day weekend. we have been doing all of this preparation despite the lack of funding from congress. >> the new set of shots are designed to protect against the ba.4 and ba.5 subvariants of omicron. officials hope protection will last through the winter. >> the hope here is not to have to give lots of vaccines. it's hopefully to have this be the vaccine that holds us for as much of this or for the entire season. new covid infections continue to kill about 400 americans per day. one half of eligible people have gotten their first booster. the green light authorizes pfizer's booster for anyone over 12 and modernity for anyone over -- moderna's for anyone 18 and up.

the fda says they would get the original vaccine for their first shots. >> health departments will begin offering second doses of the monkeypox vaccine. santa clara county also announced appointments for the second dose are now open. second doses will be by appointment only and should be received 28 days after the first dose. a democrat will run for alaska's open house seat. the seat was held by the late don young. they will compete again>> todayf september. they are offering a 30% discount on fares for its 50th

anniversary. it will be automatically deducted. next saturday bart will host a festival and there will be food, trucks, photo booths, and more. there will be special guests to open up time capsules that were buried in 19 -- 1952. >> for the first time in nine years sam's club is increasing its membership price. the regular goes up by five dollars and the premium by $10. they say it is because of new brands and better technology. they are set to take effect on october 17. the chain announced wednesday it is laying off 20% of its employees and closing 150 stores. it is an attempt to stay in business and retool after securing a $500 loan -- $500 million loan. experts say it will be challenging because retailers

are dealing with supply chain issues and in elation. taking a look right now at the big board, the dow down by 115 points. >> this story is wild. a typo landed an australian woman a big payday. $7.2 million to be exact. the woman was expecting to get a refund from crypto.com of less than $100. according to a report, she got a lot more than that. the mistake went unnoticed for months by the company. the woman lived her best life. she was spending the money, bought a house for her sister. crypto.com is suing her, demanding that she sell that house and return the money with interest. the audacity. apparently people like to wear clothes that don't look clean. heinz is launching ketchup stand shirts.

there is a local thai. heinz is working with the oakland-based store on the vintage drip collection. each shirt has a unique stain. it is only sold on the website. heinz says the stains are actual ketchup, meaning they will likely wash away over time. >> i don't -- >> why? >> did they say how much they are selling them for? drew: this is great for the segment. who wants this. what if you wore the ketchup top and the chipotle napped bottoms? you have a fit that is fire. you have smells individuals. it is a whole thing. this could be good. christmas just around the

corner. let's look at the sunrise. the big headline today, dressed for summer, hot weather arrives later today. likely tracking several days of record temperature. want to bring the increased risk. we are talking three, 4, 5 days. 90's for concord. 90 in san jose. a warm day in the east bay. 105 in lakeport later on today. mid 50's, mid 60's under limited fog. beginning saturday morning we have an obsessive heat warning. that area shaded in pink. excessive heat warning is the highest temperature we have.

we are tracking several days where highs are likely exceeding 100 degrees. heat illness is possible. we begin the weekend, beaches likely very popular. this is just a hot day with dangerously inland. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. it increases over the holiday weekend starting saturday. some relief from the temperatures. >> a group of visitors is hoping chinatown could inspire positive change at the border. the contingent of business and leaders is on a fact-finding mission. a vancouver police officer says there is an assault or violent attack against the asian community every week. >> i know san francisco

experienced a significant spike in the last two years. they saw a 717% increase. many of those took place in chinatown. >> san francisco has done a wonderful job and he credits the police department for crimes against the aapi community. the 108-year-old st. francis diner is for sale. the owners have operated it for 20 years now, they can't give it the attention it needs anymore. the other says he is ready to retire. they hope it remains business as usual during the process. >> the post office is celebrating what would've been charles schultz is 100 birthday.

110 designs with characters including charlie brown, lucy, snoopy, peppermint patty. on september 30, a ceremony will be held at the museum. >> the summer of steph curry continues. after winning his fourth championship, he earned one last honor. his college diploma. >> davidson college conferred upon you the -- degree of bachelor of arts with all of the rights, privileges here unto, congratulations. >> curry was also inducted into the davidson college hall of fame. there he is with his family. his jersey was retired. he officially graduated in may because you but -- but he was not able to walk because of the playoffs. this fulfills a promise he made to his mom when he entered the

draft that he would finish college. congrats to him. >> i love that story. it is very inspiring. >> he has so many accomplishments and wanted to keep that promise. three kids, right? >> all of the things. next at seven the things you need to know today. >> a new way for you to watch abc7news. you can watch over newscast live throughout the day on abc news live. a combination of the best live, local, and national news. >> as we had to break we take a look at our favorite shot of the week. santa cruz. a great way to start your morning. happy september eve

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>> welcome back. kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. drew: we are turning up the heat today for the first day of september. here is a live look from our east bay hills camera. early morning fog will quickly evaporate. dress for summer today. we are tracking record temperatures. today we go to the 80's and 90's for a lot of us. hotspots hitting or exceeding 100. >> palo alto has issued another

heat alert. we are being asked right now to reduce our energy. >> the cdc advisory committee is expected to revise covid booted -- booster shots today. dr. rochelle walensky could sign off on shots going into arms next week. >> a judge hearing arguments in a dispute between justice department and lawyers for former president trump. this is over those top-secret documents. they want a special master assigned to review documents. >> a live look at sfo right now. they want airlines to fix problems causing delays and cancellations. >> we are looking at your thursday morning drive. metering lights on at 5:40 this morning.

it is about a 15 minute backup. there is your commute on the 80 or door all the way into the city. >> twitter is testing an edit feature. the san francisco company said it is a test and it will start with a small group of employees and then expand to paid subscribers before everybody else could get it. >> excited about this? >> i was very excited as you all know but then drew said you had to pay for it. >> initially. >> baby steps. >> that's what made twitter so fun, the mistakes. >> there's that stress, you tweet something and you realize you made a spelling error. >> deleted. >> it's too late. >> you want the clout. i don't want to delete the tweet.

te good morning, america. for our viewers is the west, courtroom face-off between the justice department and the lawyers for donald trump. showdown over a special master. overnight trump's team doubles down on its request. the doj insists one is not needed after that blistering rebuke of the former president and his team pointing towards obstruction of justice and hiding some of the more than 300 classified documents found at mar-a-lago. holiday weekend exodus. tens of millions of americans expected to be on the move with pilots set to picket across the country over the problems behind a turbulent year. now, the busiest time to fly for labor day and the new travel tool expected to launch soon tracking each airline's delays,