>> relief at the pump. president trump trying to lower gas prices. >> the san francisco candidate sounding off with the city's big issues. >> i left the warriors. i am their number one fan. >> we have the greatest basketball team in the world. >> the rings. [laughter] >> i just love listening. crowning the champs the warriors adding another ring to the franchise. street at chase center is made. good morning, it is wednesday, october 19. >> let's get a check at the forecast. >> we are going to get to the 80's and 90's. some spots getting about 20 degrees higher than normal today. one of the recipes you need for

a hot day is fog free skies and that is what we have right now temperature wise in san francisco, 64 degrees this morning. a mild start to parts of the bay area. contrast that with 47 in napa. 57 oakland, 61 antioch. a live look outside from the exploratorium. plenty of stars. we have sunshine from the start today. the sun is up at 7:22 a.m. we are going to warm very quickly today. 70's and 80's already by lunchtime. that extra layer, you may need it for the first hour and then you can get rid of it. we are talking temperatures 10-20 degrees above average october highs. widespread 80's, it does include san francisco even along the coast well into the 70's. a nice beach day later this afternoon.

>> the four candidates vying to become district attorney went head-to-head in a public debate. the vision for tackling the job. >> district attorney debate, crime and public safety where the big topics of the night. >> being a black and latino woman coming in wanting to make sure the system is more equitable the people of look like me but also to fight for justice for victims, most of them who look like me. >> jenkins along with three others are vying for the job. jenkins was appointed by mayor after the recall of former da. >> you can't buy drugs with partnering with the federal government. >> how to deal with the fentanyl crisis. >> making sure dealers are admonished, should they be connected to selling fentanyl to somebody that overdoses, that they could be charged with

matter because we have to hold these people accountable. [applause] >> jenkins appeared to get the most applause but her talk of more accountability resonated mouth with jay jackson. >> i think there should be more accountability within the legal system. >> police surveillance and over policing, especially in communities of color. civil rights attorney and fire commissioner spoke of the need of more effective law enforcement. >> the sheriffs department to work, in other county in this country, the sheriff's department where the chief patrol agents of any county, we have to put them, we have to get them out of babysitting the city buildings and put them to work. >> there was agreement not to criminalize the homeless or the mentally ill and the need to do more to stop crimes. a progressive who is endorsed by the democratic party blamed the spike in crime in part due to the selective enforcement of

laws and poor management of the das office which he said must be fixed. >> san francisco is everybody's place to take a case, why? because you can go to trial. why? because they don't but together good cases here. >> it will be up to the voters on november 8. >> to keep up-to-date on election information, check out our streaming tv app go to the california elections 20 ro and you can find our videos anytime. >> some of oaklands on house community are pushing the city to allow them to return to an encampment on one street. -- would street. several weeks clearing out debris at the massive site because of safety concerns. an alternative site being considered is the old oakland army base which is south of the bay bridge, advocates see the

people that are out on the streets in -- need someplace to go. >> we just need a place or people can park their rvs, put up tents if that's what they want to do, maybe they can put up some tough sheds thereto. we want to make sure it turns into a solution. >> demonstrators what the city to pass a resolution for them to be at the location. a city council report recommends the site but not the old army base. today ongoing oakland mayor will issue her last state of the city address. the much-anticipated address comes as oakland faces not only a homelessness crisis but also the third consecutive year of more than 100,000 -- 100 homicides. >> a caption of about is facing a new charge. jobina is tracking that. >> 34 people died when the boat caught fire and sank off the

coast of santa barbara. a federal grand jury has indicted the captain alleging misconduct and gross negligence while on duty. he was at fault for a series of events that the to the death of 33 passengers and a crew member. he is accused of abandoning ship all those who died were trapped below deck. the indictment comes after a federal judge throughout a previous indictment because product -- prosecutors used negligence instead of gross negligence during a president tatian to the grant -- presentation to the grand very. up to 10 years in federal prison if convicted. >> 5:06 a.m.. look how sharp it is. we are without our marine layer

this morning. some of those rare october days or it's going to be very nice at the beach. we have a lot of sunshine in the morning, we will find late day clouds. 81 stenson, 70 two pacifica, 86 santa cruz, enjoy this beach weather. that ocean temperatures are a chilly 59 degrees. we talked about not needing a light layer for long today. temperatures well into the 70's and we expect 80's to pop up around lunchtime. a close look at our highs today, it feels very warm for october if not, hot. 92 concorde, 80 in the city, 88 san jose, 92 in santa rosa. again, the coast feeling warm as well we are in the 70's and 80's. taking a look at the average high's typically we are stuck in the low to mid 70's.

well into the 80's and 90's, tentatively 10-20 degrees above or we should be. slight cooling begins around the coast and bay shoreline tomorrow. even cooler area wide by friday but the weekend will bring autumn temperatures. saturday you will find the temperatures very comfortable in the 60's. >>, everyone i want to start with the drive times because we are following a crash right now. that is why you see this is already very slow at 57 minutes and that is not great news for anyone that is a super commuter this morning. everything else is looking good. again we are sticking with this issue i just have to keep reminding you because it does cause a pretty big disruption if you take part early in the morning. 20 minutes delayed in both

directions until 615 time this morning. a look at emeryville right now as people travel west bound towards the maze. >> southbay strike, the physicians planning to walk off the job soon and what can be done. kumasi: how much you could be paying to watch the warriors play this season and that's not the only surprising part. reggie: hello, hallow

kumasi: the white house claims to reveal its plan to lower gas prices. president biden is expected to make the announcement along with the series of steps to bring relief at the pump. justin finch has the details. >> america are paying less on average to fill up their gas tanks, today the white house is expected to roll up its plan to bring even more relief to u.s. households. >> should the president not to

everything he can to lower prices? should he not continue to keep his promise to give american people a little bit of breathing room? >> president biden is expected to authorize the release of 15 million barrels. the final dispersal of the 180 million barrels the president pledged in march from the nation's stockpile. but critics say the 15 million barrels isn't enough considering the u.s. consumes about 20 million barrels per day. that last round of reserve oil do for release in december after the midterm elections. >> i think the key story is, is the administration doing as much as we can to help increase the energy supply and i think the answer is unequivocally yes. they should be talking about how much things cost at the supermarket, at the gas pump, how people ill and safe on the street. republicans fine-tuning their

message with early voting underway. that, as gas prices have dropped five cents in the last week. the national average for a gallon of gas is now $.20 higher than one month ago. >> the president is also expected to go after oil companies which have seen record profits this year. the white house plan also comes after opec plus announced it is cutting oil production starting in november. justin finch, abc news washington. kumasi: the longest mental health strike is coming to an end. a tentative agreement has been reached between kaiser and the national association of union workers. what we know this morning. gloria: we don't have the details of that agreement but we know it's for a new four-year contract. this comes after 2000 mental health workers walked off the job 10 weeks ago on august 15.

they demanded is her address staffing shortages. they saw a surge of demand during the pandemic. the national union of health care workers says the agreement will benefit kaiser permanente patients. at the same time recognizing better mental health support therapists and their work. it is estimated some 20,000 patients would be affected by the strike. the ratification vote on the four-year contract started last night. it's expected to take two days and it's not clear when everyone will return to work. reggie: if you have a nonemergency or outpatient procedure plant, you may need to reschedule. the strike includes doctors working at valley medical center, o'connor hospital, saint

louise regional hospital, and clinics run by the county. they have reached an impasse in contract negotiations. they have agreed on salary structure but not working conditions. patients are encouraged to reschedule any appointments they have the first week of november. kumasi: the warriors sparkled overnight. they got their championship rings and raised the banner for the first time. now, to the game. the warriors led much of the game and led by as much as 27 points. they beat the lakers by 14 points. steph curry scoring a game highs 33 points. >> they are all fantastic. the one thing i notice is they are handing out medallions now. they're not rings. i don't know how anybody could put that on the finger but i'm thrilled with the wind. ring night is never an easy game. the first game at the season is

usually filled with some nerves early on. kumasi: oh, goodness. so the next game is friday night against the night gets. reggie: fans waking up happy this morning. tim johns was at thrive city and talked with fans who didn't have a ticket but they did watch it on the screen outside. >> aloha, warriors. >> after four months the warriors are back fresh after their championship when last season. >> what about the team do you love so much? >> the winning. >> fans from all over the bay area descended on the center to watch the game unfold. >> super fan showed her homemade outfit. saying how much she thinks the team means to the region. >> i really think that they get it. they are so down to earth and they really care, they care

about everything but they love basketball and they play basketball directly. ♪ >> draymond green and jordan poole made headlines. crmea poole during a recent practice. >> i think he needs more work on his personality, whatever. >> although some were quicker to forgive. >> you have big brother looking over his brother. many also say they are happy to watch the team back on their own court. >> when they were in california they started in san francisco first so they are just returning home. they were on loan to the east bay. >> tim johns, abc7news. reggie: was that necessary? kumasi: they were on loan, lest they forget.

reggie: if you are thinking about going to a game, get ready to pay up. it is more expensive than anywhere else in the country, bookies says the average price for a ticket is $142, that's just the ticket that doesn't include parking or food or drinks. chase is one of the most expensive to buy a beer. don't look at it, how much do you think it is? kumasi: i was a tall, to 15. reggie: it is $17. where the caps play, they charge $5.28. but then you have, no that's to get a beer. but then you have to look at cleveland. you pay for quality. new rankings are out for the worst halloween candy. kumasi: candy store.com ranks

circus peanuts as the worst halloween candy. reggie: true. kumasi: then you have candy corn, of course. reggie: don't say that around true. --drew. kumasi: what about hershey -- i don't know. look at what else is on the list. wafers? i don't, i don't think cliques have been blessed what is a circus peanut? reggie: it's like in a big bag. kumasi: what do you have them for? reggie: you don't. drew: they don't even have them in the candy aisle anymore. kumasi: what it they may come

out of? reggie: would you rather have a box of raisins? drew: i don't like raisins. kumasi: i like raisins. reggie: is the reese's peanut butter cup truly the king? or snickers. drew: i prefer butterfinger. kumasi: butterfinger is good. reggie: it's drive. drew: yeah, i can see that. kumasi: i like that. drew: did you know someone just educated me about john enjoy and wound i did not know it is the same thing except the almond joy has an all meant. i looked at the commercial and didn't know what they were talking about. reggie: almond joy has nuts, mounds don't. drew: that's what they told me. now it's just almond joy without the nuts. kumasi: mind blown.

drew: outside, looking beautiful this morning we will see temperatures at the 50's and 60's for the most part. we are going to warm very fast today get ready for summer, just for summer, you may want the shorts, short sleeves because 88 in sanosrgan hill, 93 ca rht, well a average for this time of yr. in the 70's with sunshine. 88 redwood city, 85 mountain view. downtown it's going to feel very warm. 76 along the coast. widespread 80's and 90's. we are going to 84 in oakland today. 87 seven fremont. feels warm, if not hot. 94, 92 brett.

tonight, mostly cloudy -- clear skies. here is the seven-day forecast it is october heat today. cooldown noticeably on friday there is a chance of a sprinkle saturday morning with a lot of cloud cover. closer to average early next week. kumasi: coming up the seven things to know this morning. reggie: apple revealing new images of its new ipad. kumasi: and a look

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million barrels of oil from the nation's stockpile. reggie: 31 years since the oakland hills fire storm. 25 people died and it took days to get the fire under control. if you want to know more about what happens we have a special streaming on abc 7 bay area tv app. drew: get ready for a hot october. 80's and 90's in most cities. 92 concorde, 90 san jose, 80 in the city. 70's and 80's along the coast. jobina: traveling towards the bay bridge this is going to be on westbound 580 at westbound 80. speeds are down to around 25 miles per hour. kumasi: the irs is adjusting tax rates due to inflation. that means many of us will see savings on our tax bill in 2023. the amount depends on what tax bracket you are in. reggie: apple has revealed the

ipad. you probably also noticed that they come in also full colors. they used to just come in two colors. it is priced at 450 dollars and is available to preorder. it will be in stores next week. i am about to take you on a journey you may not be prepared for. she does fans. --cheetos fans you have a chance to resurrect a flavor no longer available. please stand by. kumasi: flaming hot puffs, to do this you have to enter a virtual reality, cheetos as revealed a suburban neighborhood were fans are earning points after certain tasks. date access to the speaking mansion and -- spooky mansion and then you can vote for your

of cheetahs past reggie: it sounds like we are making up every sentence. first you have to get to the spooky mansion, that unlocks a metaverse and then you can vote for resurrecting a cheetos flavor that doesn't exist. it sounds like a lot of work for whatever this is. kumasi: i think i would vote for the pepper puffs. reggie: new currency, the first asian-american who will appear on the new order. kumasi:

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: the versus elon musk,

the harsh words for the billionaire. kumasi: camera controversy. if the license plate reader a police department have to follow. reggie: companies are having to implement rules in san francisco. we will get to all that but you do have a warm day in store. drew: dress for summer today, short sleeves, shorts, sunglasses. i know it is the middle of october but it is a hot afternoon. 10-20 degrees above average for this time of year. here is the east bay hills camera. no issues with fog this morning temperature wise, most of us waking up in the 50's, if not the 60's. 58 c and has a oakland, the cool spots napa and fairfield coming in at 49 degrees. you only need your light jacket for the first hour or so this morning. the sun will get you warm very fast today.

already will into the 70's by lunchtime. that would be above average but we continue to warm through the afternoon by getting to 80's along the shoreline. even along the because we are going to the 70's and 80's. taking a closer look at these highs coming up in about eight minutes. kumasi: some closure for the family of kristin smart. she was a business student who was killed after a party in 1996. jobina is tracking this. jobina: kristin smart was murdered in 1996 but no one was arrested in the case until last year. yesterday, a jury convicted paul flores on first-degree murder charges his father ruben was acquitted of being an accessory. prosecutors say paul hill -- paul killed smart during an attempted rape. they say ruben helped bury the body and helped of the remains. smart family says while paul flores's conviction provides

closure they will never be at peace. >> almost three decades ago, our lives or eric terribly changed -- irreparably changed. jobina: the case got new attention after a podcast examined the disappearance. prosecutors say it helped solve the case. flores is sent going to be sentenced. the case will remain open until her remains are found. reggie: we have been seeing gas prices slowly start to go down again but today president biden is said to unveil his plan to bring them down even more. so here is a look at prices according to aaa. the national average is $3.85, the average in california is two dollars more at $5.94 and in san francisco we are at six dollars $.13.

details of the president's plans, you also found one of the cheapest stations in the bay area. >> that's right, good morning. we are live at the cosco in san ramon where we have found some of the cheapest gas. this is something that we could see, it is a little bit of progress considering our state average was a full dollar more just one week ago and we could see more help on the way. president biden is expected to authorize a plan to release 15 million oil barrels from the reserve in order to meet the demand and push prices back down. it wouldn't be due for release until december after the november midterms. the white house says that with me his promise to release a total of 180 million barrels over six months. this plan also comes just weeks after opec plus announced it is cutting production by 2 millio g

november. here is liz cheney. >> it's difficult for people to deal with, groceries where the price is increases, gases increasing. >> the key story there is, is this administration doing as much as we can to help increase the energy supply and i think the answer is unequivocally, yes. >> biden is also expected to talk about shoring up reserves for the future. that involves the plan to buy oil when prices go back down. he is poised to call in oil and gas companies to pass on sky profits to consumers that so far, they haven't shown signs of wanting to do that. lena how land, abc 7 news. reggie: today marks 31 years since the oakland hills a firestorm. the 1991 fire killed 29 people and hurt 150. it destroyed hundreds of homes. at the time, the fire was one of

one of the most destructive. it took five days to be brought under full control. you can watch firestorm, the east hills fire and hear from people who lived through the experience. it is available on the abc 7 apple or wherever you stream. kumasi: the man accused of being the stockton serial killer has been charged in three murders even though he has been linked to seven total shootings. they are still gathering evidence to charge 43-year-old wesley brownlee in a shooting with the victim survived. he is a truck driver who recently moved to stockton from the bay area. investigators are trying to determine the specific motive and whether hate crime charges could be filed. of the seven victims, 54 latino -- five four latino. reggie: the mayor spoke to

bloomberg about the city's economy. she said she had conversations with his flexible work policies affecting the city. it is the largest private employer. contributions to schools and other causes, it is a real problem that the salesforce tower is empty. she also called musk a person who got a tent of tax breaks in california and decided to take that many and run. musk moved headquarters to texas last year. kumasi: clothing and outdoor brown -- brenda's closing its star. the company's founder says it's because of rampant organized theft and a lack of safety for his team. he also said it's impossible for retail stores to operate under the circumstances especially when cities refuse to take any action. staff members say the storm will reopen once security improvements are made. reggie: police will rely on

license plate readers. city council agreed to new policies that reduce how long police construct the data they collect, it is down from two years to six months. supporters of the system say it would speed up the process of catching criminals. >> this is a force multiplier in how we obtain on that information quickly as opposed to humans being physically involved with running license plates. this can be used on the vehicles to capture information reggie: opponents say it has yielded few results. they also cite concerns about privacy. kumasi: changes coming to electric scooters in san francisco in hopes of implementing safety for writers and people who are walking. they need to be equipped with anti-sidewalk writing technology. the board is encouraging for

them to issue citations and fines for people caught writing --riding scooters on the sidewalk. ending services in several cities. tartrociers with anime long. she was the first american -- asian american film star in hollywood. it is the fifth quarter to be released this year as part of the american women quarter program that also included maya angelou. kumasi: parking problems no more. lift uses --lyft users can reserve parking. drew: we see plenty of stars on the marine layer is absent today. it means warm to hot october day

on the way. you two temperatures showing we warm pretty fast this morning. if we stopped here, this would be about average for this time of the year that we have several more hours of warming to go. by 1:00 a.m. we are well into the 80's and later this afternoon 90's do makeetnd e hoe rm tn wher92 s rosa, 84 oakland, getting pretty hot in san jose. hill, 92. even the coast feeling warm with a lot of sunshine. 70's to low 80's. average, low to mid 70's but today well into the 80's and 90's 10 to almost 20 degrees from where we should be for this time of year. slight cooling along the coast and around the bay shoreline

tomorrow. widespread cooler weather hits us on friday really creating the autumn temperatures. that is whether that's get a check at traffic. jobina: it's getting a little more jammed up in the maze. we had an earlier stall and now we have a crash nearby as well. you see this piece have dropped from 25 just a few minutes ago to nine miles per hour in the area such just a heads up if you are moving through that spot. 20 minute delays through the transbay moving smoothly and pretty much everywhere else aside from the crash and then a live look here at the richmond bridge no

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kumasi: to wyoming college wrestlers who survived a bear attack describe how they made it out alive. >> in this morning's gma first look and abc news exclusive surviving a bear attack. >> it was so scary. i didn't know how bad i was injured at first. >> the students were searching for fallen antlers in wyoming's shoshone national forest on saturday when all of a sudden lowery and cummings came face-to-face with the bear. they are telling their story to good morning america. >> this is around like a is a paper he picked me up off the ground, through me, rain with his nose all the way. really makes you open your eyes, you are not top dog out there. >> we will have more of that

interview coming up at 7:00 a.m.. reggie: microsoft is laying off close to a thousand employees the company has been struggling in the stock market with shares of microsoft down by nearly 30%. while this layoff is significant, it is affecting less than one half up 1% of the companies 221,000 employees worldwide. kumasi: a major change coming from the irs. the agency is adjusting who is eligible for each tax bracket meaning many might drop into a lower tax racket and pay the government a smaller amount. the standard deduction is being adjusted for individuals and doubling that for couples. it is the largest adjustment to deductions since 1985.

reggie: in city connected a connection to uterine cancer. the data published shows black women may be more at risk. they made up 7.4% of partican 5 perceported usis. a wom'rine cri by age 70 isut 1.6%. but it jumped to 4% for those who use these products. >> a number of factors can influence a woman's risk to develop cancer but this is a source of exposure, to chemicals and carcinogens that women could be aware of and could make choices to not use these products. reggie: previous research suggested hair straightening chemicals are associated with rest and ovarian cancers. have you ever navigated downtown and parking can be a hassle? this is kind of a usual but lyft

is a new partnership that will allow you to reserve parking ahead of time. it will join with spot hero to allow you to search, reserve, and pay for parking spots anytime of day. prices depend on entry and exit times. you can see if parking is steering ware you people usuallt driving when they use lyft? kumasi: ok. a warning if you commute on public transit, the metropolitan transportation commission voted to download something on your phone. global supply issues, digital cards on your cell phone through apple pay or google pay. reggie: the largest sectional camera is being built right here

in the bay area. the power is unmatched first perspective it is 60 times more powerful than the 48 megapixel camera on the iphone 14 it would be able to spot a golf ball from 15 miles away. it's lens has the ability to capture more than 40 times the area of the full name with each shot. scientists are working on the camera at stanford. it will take its first photos in 2024. one missouri man says he was -- what he was thinking when he built a giant corn hole game. kumasi: now he wants everybody to play. here it is. reggie: huh. kumasi: what else can i tell you about this? the board is 20 by 40 feet. it lights up at night.

he has an entertainment venue. he said it's a popular he wanted to make it drew: the next one. i want a corn hole, traditional one. kumasi: i'm using it on the sports networks? reggie: yeah, i have seen that. kumasi: this could be your calling. drew: get those points. reggie: ok. drew: have you ever played? reggie: i play. drew: you looked at me like, huh ? reggie: i had to skip the whole line in that story. drew: that's a different skill set there. you have to pull back this thing, it's like a pillow. reggie: a lot of people wasted their time. kumasi: two years you have a lot of time. reggie: that's over.

drew: are we back to reality? reggie: i think so. until the surge ruins her birthday. kumasi: not this year, not this year. drew: third time's a charm right? we got it. beautiful picture, you can see the western stand of the bay bridge all lit up this morning. we are without fog and we are in store or a warm to hot tober afternoon. if you are not feeling this weather, do not worry autumn makes a comeback this week and it makes things much cooler. it is windy, feels much more like fall. we have chances as prickles early saturday morning. highs today good air quality, 80's and 90's. 85 sunnyvale along the peninsula take the shorts, the short sleeves with you get the summer attire out of your closet. we have sunshine 88 redwood city.

a tennis sunshine, we are going into the mid-70's. it's a nice day to work from the beach. 80 for the city of sunshine, sunset and the mid-seventies. 80's and 90's, well above average. 90 san rafael, east bay well into the 80's. it feels very warm today. inland we are going into the 90's, low to mid 90's with moderate air quality. overnight tonight, 50's and 60's under partly cloudy skies. we will fast forward into the weekend and bring in the cooler weather. lock in the cooler air, it is also going to try to release of few sprinkles saturday morning otherwise saturday is a cloudy day. sunday is the brighter of the two days. here is the accuweather forecast. still above average today, tomorrow and noticeably cooler

on friday. there is the cloudy start and we find temperature is close to average close to next week. reggie: the cookie diet you need to throw away because it may have plastic pieces in it. kumasi: and love the turkey from popeyes. once again doing the cooking for you this things gifting. you go by lots of titles.

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kumasi: a california college celebrating a major accomplishment. offering a for your doctor of medicine degree. the new program is the first and only for your medical degree offered by historically black graduate school west of the mississippi. the program has been years in the making, l.a. county leaders will say they are going to open to more students.

>> students from all over the country will have a place to come to become medical physicians. >> if we don't train black and brown people to occupy roles that they desire we are losing out as an entire community. >> there is just so much talent here. kumasi: it will start with the class of 60 students. reggie: if you don't feel like cooking your own turkey this thanksgiving the fast food chain store is offering cajun style turkey. it is available for delivery across the country. each turkey comes with louisiana style seasoning, it can feet 8-12 people. sides are not included. the turkey started $95, shipping included. preorders are available now with deliveries starting next week. >> i don't know because i think i have bought a turkey in a really long time. i rely on the generously of others. kumasi: really good, very blessed.

you can own a slice of princess diana's wedding cake this is from her wedding to prince charles 41 years ago. it is a piece of fruit cake that is boxed up and it came from one of the 23 official wedding cakes on july 29, 1981. this slice was kept preserved by a wedding guest who died earlier this year. one estimate puts the treat at around $340 but it is expected to sell for a lot more than that. according to the washington post, the amount of alcohol in the fruitcake is what preserved it. reggie: that is so gross. i love princess diana. do you feel like burying your head in the sand? acute seal in hawaii i can totally relate. it was spotted petting its head in the sand and then just taking it out. first they took this video with the caption mood. he said he'd noticed the seal

while walking along the beach where kawhi last month. officials want to remain visitors to stay away from the seals so you don't disturb them. i saw some tourists way too close when i was there last month. this month, wow. that was this month. drew: what is time? reggie: do you know one of the most primitive animals seals. drew: i did not know that. reggie: they dive extremely deep into the water, that's all i know. drew: did you all like to get buried in the sand as a kid? reggie: i did. and then you jump up and surprise someone. [laughter] drew: let's talk about beach weather. 70's and c rning sentigivi itens of sunsh'd 80's by lunch.

by 4:00 p.m. it's even hotter than that. 80's around the bay shoreline, 90's kumasi: record said donation someone gave the girl scouts. reggie: the white house taking steps to lower gas prices. where we fungus for less than five dollars kumasi: the latest evidence that getting think good night sleep is extremely important for your heart health. reggie: it is 5:57, and another hour of news is straight ahead. ♪

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: gas prices could keep going down as the white house announces it is dipping the oil reserves. we have seen some of the cheapest prices in the bay area. reggie: hundreds of mental health workers are set to return to work soon. the deal that is ending the strike. kumasi: another reason you need to get a good night sleep. the increased health risks not getting at least nine hours a night. reggie: that is not the standard. who said nine? kumasi: what are they doing? reggie: who is getting nine other than small children? jobina: i think the average is seven. reggie: you know we are not tt