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-- we are live with the latest. >> in arizona, people are going to run units because they are following down -- falling down on hot pavement. kumasi: twitter's brand assigned is coming down at the headquarters. elon musk rebranding a day after changing the logo from the bluebird to an x. reggie: good morning on this tuesday. kumasi: we are going to start with a check of our forecast. drew: we will have a one-day warm-up, the warmest day on our forecast. generally in the 50's close to the coast but we are starting with mild air. 60's from antioch to concord. cloverdale at 62 degrees. here is the live view mount tam camera showing fog pushing to the golden gate which. many clear skies. the one exception is the coastline.

a lot of us with his sunshine very fast this morning. today is a warm afternoon compared to yesterday. temperatures into the 90's. upper 90's around the bay shoreline with sunshine. the fog along the coast keeps the coast cool in the low 60's. but see how traffic is doing. jobina: i am bringing back our golden gate bridge camera so you can see how foggy it is in the area even though chp is not issued an advisory. we want to make sure to have a heads up on this. a live look on the richmond-san rafael bridge. we have things moving at the limit. we have bridge drive times for you as well. if you're traveling southbound on the golden gate bridge, six minutes westbound on the bay bridge, that is once you go through the metering let's -- metering lights. we will end at the san mateo bridge, 13 minutes across. reggie: the ups workers union

will be back the negotiating table with hopes of reaching an agreement with the company. the current contract runs out in six days. if there is no agreement, hundreds of thousands of people could head to the picket lines. amanda is live in menlo park with what is at stake. amanda? amanda: this will be the first time the two sides are meeting since july 5 deadlock. we have seen at least practices strike demonstrations, including two at this menlo park hub. writers is reporting -- reuters is reporting that ups and teamsters have reached an agreement on a number of issues, including air conditioned on delivery vans. still the union continues to push for better wages for part-time employees, accounting half of ups's workers. the teamsters contract which expires on the 31st covers more

than 334,000 full-time and part-time employees. that is 6% or 7% of the supply chain in the country. supply chain backups and all of that would be significant. we heard from industrial and labor experts on what we are seeing now. >> when you look at who is striking, you see in some essential workers who worked during the pandemic who are kind of fed up. they are looking to prove their terms and conditions of employment. they are looking to have a voice in their workplace which they did not necessarily have before. they are talking with their feet and going on strike. amanda: if an reached by july 31, they will

strike august 1. some experts estimate the economic impact of a 10 day ups strike would be more than $7 billion, the costliest in modern times. not to mention customer losses and lost wages in the billions and projected losses of $816 million. plenty of pressure for both parties. this is a step forward as now both are coming back to the bargaining table. reggie: more developing news from union workers. fedex pilots rejected a tentative deal that included a 30% raise. the agreement included equal boost and pension benefits. it is unclear what the union's objections are. kumasi: supporters of the actors strike are planning on rallying outside of san francisco hall. members are striking over streaming residuals, the impact of ai technology, and earnings.

hollywood writers are also on strike. this comes as "barbie" and "oppenheimer" had a blockbuster opening weekend. barbie have the biggest opening of the year and "oppenheimer" had one of the best openings for an r-rated film. >> a lot of people are excited to see the film. there is no blood there. at the end of the day, we want to get back to work. tv anchors and news reporters, putting us. reggie: we are learning more about the company on notice -- now known as x. elon musk's is rebranding twitter. crews take down the twitter sign outside of the headquarters. a communications professor says

the name change could be part of a broader ecosystem within other technologies elon musk has been working on. >> with automated cars, you may be able to call a car from the x.com app. there is more the on the obvious. reggie: elon musk says it will be the everything app. he says we will add a conference of communications and the ability to conduct your entire financial world. analysts say it could become similar to we chat. it does everything from text messaging and video chats to mobile payments. kumasi: valeo city council will vote whether to declare an emergency because of a lack of police officers. the police department is under investigation. in 2020, it received criticism after police shot and killed sean derosa. he was shot and killed through --

the police officer mistook a hammer in his pocket as i got. there are 67 full duty officers. just 36 on patrol, down from 98 in 2021. the interim police chief discussed the dire statistics with the city council. >> it is worse than quitting the consultant we used -- worse than anything they have ever experienced. kumasi: city council is considering offering financial incentives to recruit more officers. the emergency declaration but allow the city manager to provide more resources for the department. the north bay community is on edge because of a bear no one can seem to find. reggie: new video showing the moment the tornado ripped through a pfizer plant in north carolina. drew: if you are headed to oak park for gay one of the bay bridge series, it will be a nice evening. a lot of sunshine with the first

pitch temperature of 53 degrees. by the fourth or fifth inning, those winds pick up at our gusting 20 miles per hour. we will cool up to the upper 50's.

reggie: we told you about this twiddle last week. now you're looking at the video the moment it window ripped through a pfizer facility in north carolina. it is one of the largest facilities in the world that makes sterile injectable drugs. the site is closed while crews worked to restore power. pfizer says all 32 hundred 3200 employees were safe and accounted for. drew: you are looking at highs across the state today. heat advisories and excessive

heat warnings across southern california. 90 in l.a., 116 in palm springs. northern california, not quite as warm. the city is up to 70 degrees. it will feel warmer today compared to yesterday. dense fog along the coast. half moon bay at one mile visibility. future weather showing sunshine prevails quickly this morning we will find those temperatures well into the 90's away from the coast in our hottest cities. today is the warmest today we have on the seven-day forecast. the warmth is brief. look at the three day forecast, you will find tomorrow our cooler pattern resumes and by thursday we will find those temperatures below average for this time of the year with a breeze picking up in the afternoon with 70's and 80's away from the coast thursday. we will look out the weekend is shaping up if we hang on to cooler temperatures in nine minutes. reggie: the effort to make sure bay area businesses are not throwing away food that could be given to those who need it.

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reggie: the extreme heat for spreading to the middle of the country. places like kansas city and chicago getting ready for triple digit. temperatures. the scorching weather is taking a toll on people's health and wallets. jobina: the record smashing heatwave is expanding. triple digit temperatures are possible in the plains and midwest from wichita to minneapolis. by the end of the week, temperatures near 100 degrees for chicago. doctors won this could take a toll on your heart. a new study finds soaring

temperatures combined with poor air quality can double your risk of suffering a heart attack. in arizona, the pavement is causing a surge in pavements -- causing a search in visits to the burn center. >> we have seen a huge number of people with contact burns. most people to realize that the pavement, concrete, rocks temperature can get to 170 or 180 degrees. it only takes a fraction of a second to get a bad burn. jobina: phoenix is expected to see its 26th consecutive turn of 116 -- consecutive turn of 110 degrees or hotter. it is hurting people's wallet with soaring air-conditioning and now gas prices are rising. some states have seen a rise of $.17 per gallon due to a rise in oil prices and what experts say are heat related delays at

refineries. water temperatures in the 90's off the coast of florida could fuel stronger hurricanes further impacting oil and gas prices. heat index in miami is expected to top 100 today for the 45th consecutive day. kumasi: maintenance workers are conducting an evaluation of a plan after hale left severe damage. that flight had to be diverted to rome yesterday after experiencing extreme turbulence. the photos show the nosecone and the wing with holes after the hail hit the plane. delta apologize for the delay. the airline put those passengers in a hotel. reggie: a new warning to be on the lookout for bears in marin county. a mama bear and her cubs are believed to have been spotted in a neighborhood park. we don't have any video but police confirmed they found

bear's cat in the entrance of the park. it has been of these two decades as mother bear and cubs have been spotted in marin county. don't feed them, don't stop them, don't take a picture. >> don't run, don't climb a tree , make yourself feel big, make noise, clap your hands. you want to do something that reinforces in that there's mind -- in that bear's mind that humans are dangerous and unpleasant. reggie: these are black bears who are shy and usually what to avoid people. kumasi: tony bennett may be getting his own cable car here in san francisco. the nonprofit market street railways is leading a charge to rename a city cable car after the singer. that would need approval. his fan is -- his famous song left my heart in san francisco"

does mention the iconic cable cars. he was born and died in new york. he passed away at 96. reggie: now to the celebration of the lgbt community at the happiest place on earth. gay days kickoff in september. simone, lady camden spoke to her about drag race. g.g. good, the fact that i did not pronounce or for any of those, truly a drag race fan. this is confusing because there was pride night at disneyland which is the official new event. they have been doing gay days for a long time, any unofficial event. -- an unofficial event. kumasi: so this is still

unofficial but everybody is going to be there. jobina: are you all going? drew: i am not. reggie: i loved my pride experience. kumasi: you had a time. you were the parade. [laughter] reggie: that is a great lineup, that is all stuff i assume is happening outside the park. drew: i would think. reggie: sounds great. drew: we have limited fog out there. prepare for this one-day warm-up. we will have this cooler pattern resuming tomorrow. this is sutro tower, a little bit of fog but in marin there is shallow. air quality willful and moderate. with the cooler pattern moving in, we have good air quality resuming areawide tomorrow. what a great picture from our 10 camera showing that fog moving through golden gate bridge. limited fog but where we have it along the coast is dense.

today is a one-day warm-up. our cooler pattern will resume tomorrow and the rest of the week. today is the warmest today we have here it we will move into the mid to upper 90's in our hottest cities. 70's and 80's from san mateo to 81 in fremont. your 70 in the city and one of those days where we will see a fair amount of sunshine. 93 in santa rosa. ukiah coming in at 94. overnight tonight we will see our marine later grow as the cooler pattern begins to settle in. temperatures in the 60's and low 50's. future trak of temperatures, wednesday you see a lot less of those 90 degree readings. temperatures going back to average, so to speak. then we are going to stay there. there are ebbs and flows when it comes to our daytime highs thursday and friday. this weekend, temperatures to comfortable. no excessive heat on 70 forecast.

i one-day warm-up today before the cooler pattern resumes tomorrow. by thursday, 70's and 80's away from the coast. over the weekend we see sunshine. and is looking weekend with temperatures close to average. jobina: we have a minor crash we are following in vacaville, eastbound 80 at a drive. there is hardly a slowdown popping up. if you're moving through vacaville going towards the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:38. it is going to be a little under the limit as you travel into san francisco in the westbound direction. san rafael looking live at 10 nice and clear. if you are traveling further south on 101, you will run into a lot of fog at the golden gate bridge. we will end here with what i set about his speech being under the limit as you travel westbound on the bay bridge, 16 minutes across once you make it through those metering let's.

-- metering lights. kumasi: "good morning is coming up here at 7:00. reggie: ginger zee has a look at what is ahead. >> there is an end in sight for the heat here but we have to talk about the heat obliterating heat records in the desert southwest and now bulging up and making its way into the northern plains, great lakes, and midwest. we will talk about that. world weather attribution has come out with a study this morning. we will surely findings that show how much of this and the global heat waves have to do with human climate change. we are going to speak exclusively with the parents of a woman killed by a bear while hiking near yellowstone. back here at the home of the tampa bay rays, tropicana field, we are bringing you a swing to defenses when it comes to food. we are on this deep dive to go ballpark to ballpark finding the best snacks so you don't have

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kumasi: every day, pounds of food go to waste in the bay area. a new lives hoping to cut down on that waste and distribute food to local programs. sb grocery stores to -- next year the rule will be applying to leftover food from hotels and other restaurants. -- daily ball is a full recovery organization. supporters say the prepackaged meals getting distributed are especially appreciated. >> it is amazing and great for all of our clients. they can have a well prepared meal that is healthy, still tastes good.

kumasi: kaiser says it takes a lot of effort to pull food aside for donation and has started to help other businesses and limit their own donation models. -- and implement their own donation models. reggie: trader joe's is recalling two types of cookies, the almond chocolate chunk on the cookies. the supplier 12 than rocks could be in the cookies. if you have the cookies with a sell by date of october 19 through the 21st, throw them out. you can also get a refund. kumasi: the irs is ending most unannounced visits to taxpayers. revenue officers will no longer make unplanned visits except in a you unique circumstances. the irs is the goal is to cut down on confusion. scam artists sometimes appear at the doors posing as irs agents.

instead, it will mail letters to people to schedule meetings. reggie: a former california pastor arrested in a nearly 50-year-old murder case. police are worried he may have had of the victims. kumasi: the woman who said she was abducted while helping a toddler now says she made it all up. reggie: 6:37. we will be right back.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, arrivals on the field but today allies in the stands. a's fans coming together to try to stop the athletics from moving to vegas. kumasi: a breakthrough in childbirth, a woman with a uterus transplant is able to give birth to a healthy baby.

a local athlete sensor country into a frenzy with a historic world cup goal. kumasi: good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, july 25. reggie: let's get to the weather and drew. drew: we have a one-day warm-up. temperatures above average. we are starting out in the 50's close to the coast. mild air in lent, antioch and fairfield in the mid 60's. this is the tap camera showing you the -- tam camera. the fog is distorted. half moon bay.. while visibility. away from the coast, we are seeing limited fog. a lot of sunshine from the start today and it will record on the way. temperatures by 4:00 p.m. going into the 90's inland. the bay shoreline, upper 70's to low 80's. the coast will stay cool in the

60's. we will look at the cooler trend coming our way after today. let's check in with jobina. jobina: consistently throughout this morning the commute has been light. starting and emeryville with 80. on the left-hand side is where your sing westbound traffic towards the ms.. towards the bay bridge toll plaza, the backup is there but it is not terrible. metering let's came on for your planning purposes. our drive times have slowed. antioch to concord, 33 minutes. 58 minute for tracy to dublin and even sarah san francisco is slowing. i am willing to bet that is a part because of how foggy it is at the golden gate bridge. chb has not issued an advisory but we want to make sure you are aware of that if that is part of your commute. kumasi: two men suspected in being in a gunfight on interstate 80 will be arraigned. a stray bullet from that shooting in 2020 one killed --

in 2021 killed a wonderful. the men were carrying an ar- style rifle when they tried to kill another man on the freeway. the two will face gay enhancements. if convicted, they could spend the rest of their lives in prison. reggie: mayor london breed's brother has been granted a shorter prison sentence. a judge said napoleon brown could be released within a year. brown was sentenced to 44 years in prison for murder, armed robbery, and car directory -- and carjacking. the judge sentenced -- shortened that sentence. the charges are now in come armed robbery, and carjacking. he has already been imprisoned 22 years. kumasi: the oakland a's are facing the giants for the bay bridge series.

the oakland a's are hoping their rivalries -- their rivals will support them in a selling the team. reporter: tonight, oakland a's fans are asking giants fans to unite with them and push for the team to be sold instead of moving to vegas. the giants were in the same position in the 1990's. they were about to move to tampa bay when a local ownership group stepped in to save them. more than 27,000 oakland a's fans packed the coliseum first reverse the curse boycott in june. tonight, a group is partnering with the last dive bar group handing out 8500 united the bay posters to fans when the interview series -- when they enter the series. the poster show ajax player and a's player shaking hands in unity. >> we are asking the bay to

unite for this cause and keep things in oakland. we hope they can understand what we are going through. we are in the bottom of the ninth about to lose the a's. >> to stand up and be sound for the first at-bat and after 55 seconds to represent the years in oakland, start chanting "sell the team." reporter: they also have plans to sell out -- to handout 1000 shirts. fishers will be black-and-white instead of green so giants fans can also wear them. the nevada senate passed a $380 million bill last month to find a new stadium for the oakland a's in las vegas but these fans are not losing hope. reggie: meet tomorrow to discuss avoiding a possible recession. they are expected to increase interest rates again i .25%.

that would be the 11th time. analysts believe this will be the last of the aggressive increases which could evade any economic shutdown. financial experts say while rape spikes can ease inflation, there are other possible outcomes. >> there are still ways to go. expect the fed to underscore the message and drive home the point that the ark -- they are willing to raise the rates in the fall if necessary. reggie: also expected markets is a slew of second-quarter earnings reports from major corporations. kumasi: ups and the union representing hundreds of thousands of workers will be heading back to the bargaining table with the goal of reaching a new contract agreement before the current one runs out. if that happens, we could see a huge strike that could have applications. amanda del castillo is l menlo park were things -- with where things stand.

amanda: if any agreement is not reached, the union says workers are prepared to strike beginning august 1. we have already seen in the bay area three practice picketing demonstrations at three different locations, including right here, with workers coming out by the numbers. if the company and the union don't settle by the 31st, some experts estimate the potential economic impact of a attended ups strike at more than $7 billion. this would mark the costliest in modern times. when we talk about impacts at home, significant disruptions to households, businesses, earnings of supply backups and more. 67% -- 6% 7% comes through ups. >> a real risky move. 1.3 million members nationwide, we are in a position of strength and leverage.

we have the strongest weapon in our tool case, 340,000 rank-and-file members they go to work regardless of conditions, pandemics, etc. who are willing to stand up and fight. amanda: that the company and teamsters have reached agreement on a number of issues including air conditioning on delivery vans. the union continues to push for better wages for part-time employees, accounting for half of ups's workers. today's development is significant because the two sides have not been at the bargaining table since the july 5 deadlock. reggie: a former fairfield pastor has been arrested in connection with a decades-old cold case in pennsylvania. police say there may be more victims of 83-year-old david. he admitted killing gretchen

harrington in 1975. she was walking to bible camp when he picked her up, took her to a secluded spot and killed her. a break came with her this year when any alleged victim of child abuse came forward. when stickers pressed him, he said he finally confessed to the murder. he was a pastor of the fairfield christian reformed church from 1990 to 2005. kumasi: the attorney for the woman to admitted to faking road kidnapping story is set to be with police. carly russell claim she was abducted after calling them on one to a report of seeing a toddler alone on the side of the road. a statement said there was no kidnapping. police read that statement allowed during a news conference. >> my client did not see a baby on the side of the road. my client did not leave the hoover area. my client did not have any help in this incident. this was a single act done by

herself. kumasi: police revealed russell had searched for amber alerts and the movie "taken" before her alleged disappearance. authorities are deciding what charges she might face. reggie: the crisis on a seven border, the justice department is -- is suing texas, defining -- accusing them of defying federal law by installing jobina: governor abbott insists his estate has a right and sovereign interest in protecting its borders. the white house is calling his actions unlawful and dangerous and says the barriers and razor wires risk the lives of border control agents and migrants. the doj argues texas violated federal law when it did not seek federal authorization. the department is calling for the removal of it from the rio grande. this comes as border crossings

dropped 30% before the barrier'' installation. >> what you see the government -- the governor doing is hurting the process of what we are trying to do. jobina: the white house is calling for congress to approve competences immigration reform. it is accusing republicans of blocking the efforts to draft immigration legislation and fund border security. kumasi: a local woman became a world cup hero for her native philippines overnight. sabrina scored a goal to win the game and look at the reaction this morning. [applause] [cheering] they are so proud. she was born and is the clara and attended milpitas high school. that was the first ever goal for the philippines in the world cup.

the philippines won giving them a chance to advance to the next round if they win the next game. reggie: parents forking over big bucks so their college age daughters can get into a sorority. kumasi: a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we are pretty much even. we will check in with another update on the markets, next. reggie: you are not alone if you need some more z's, california is talking the list of states where people are not getting enough sleep. stream with us for our streaming show called " abc7@7." it is streaming only so download the app now so you can see us. drew: here is a live look at sfo where we have a fair amount of sunshine. you can see the marine layer but it is very thin. we have limited fog this morning but where the fog is along the coast is dense. here is the visibility on live doppler seven.

half moon bay, zero miles visibility. the coast is socked in but away from the coast we are seeing many clear skies and a fairmont of sunshine. here is future weather. we get some shack and that heats us up. today is a warm afternoon compared to yesterday and today is the warmest day we have on the seven-day forecast. our warmest cities going into the 90's. even along the shoreline, it feels warm in the 70's. 85 in san jose. 81 in fremont. 94 in concord, 93 in santa rosa. richmond up to a 173 in the city with afternoon sunshine coming in around 4:00 p.m. if you are headed to the city for the bay bridge series, oracle park is a nice evening. first pitch to butcher of six to three degrees. by the fourth or fifth inning, the wind will cost over 20 miles per hour. that will lead to cooler temperatures in the upper 50's.

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reggie: a medical milestone is

being celebrated for the first time outside of a clinical trial. a uterus transplant recipient has delivered a healthy baby. mallory learned she was born without a uterus and would never be able to biologically carry a child. she went through a uterus transplant and nine months later she also had an embryo transplant. more than two decades after her diagnosis, mallory gave to her son. >> i got to hold him and i was just very overwhelmed that he was actually there at healthy. i never once thought what if this doesn't work. i knew it would. reggie: the university of alabama is one of four uterus transplant programs in the country. i believe -- unbelievable. mike pence will be in the area kasatkina speaker on the first day of the summer conference for the knapp institute which seeks to advance the catholic faith. kumasi: president biden is

expected to sign a proclamation approving the construction of a new national monument honoring emmett till, a 14 roll block teenager -- 14-year-old black teenager who was kidnapped and lynched in 1955. today would have been his 82nd birthday. the monument will consist of different sites in illinois and mississippi. reggie: don't blame inflation entirely on the increased cost of your breakfast. a crop disease is causing orange juice prices to go up. florida and brazil are seeing citrus greening. brazil is the largest juice exporter. the country is expected to ship 2% less water juice. isis peak another nine dollars a gallon this month. last year at this time the price was under eight dollars. a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are down about 20 points. kumasi: there is a high price to pay for women who went to dress and impress to get into a

sorority. parents are shelling out thousands of dollars to hire sorority consultants for their girls. one consultant tells the wall street journal she offered a seminar for women to learn the basics of getting in. 3500 dollars will give them unlimited access to mentors who will help them through every step of this process. thanks like what work on how to act, what to say, and getting rid of social media posts. all of that is covered. it was not like that when i got into my sorority. it was kind of like you found big sisters on campus that guided you through the process and let you know what to do and not to do. who has the money? reggie: alabama. there is a documentary on netflix, they are hiring these consultants. jobina: it is stressful. kumasi: it is a lot but even

then there is no guarantee. jobina: and then to live in the house -- it is a lot. reggie: the only guarantee is you will have an video on tiktok. kumasi: -- drew: troop. -- true. [laughter] reggie: please. drew: and why do i get sucked into them? this should not appeal to me. jobina: it is good tv. i don't know how i got into th algorithm but i am there. drew: it got you. were you wife [laughter] here is the south beach camera. we have fog out there but more in the way of sunshine. today, a brief one-day warm up. we have moderate air quality out there but good air quality israel before cast for the majority of the region not only

today but the rest of the week. here is the 10 camera, you see -- 8:00 a.m. -- in the tam camera. half moon bay is not to zero miles visibility at this hour. we have a brief warm up this afternoon and then the cooler pattern resumes tomorrow and for the rest of the forecast. enjoy the warmest day. 90 from fairfield to antioch to livermore. 93 in santa rosa. 70's and 80's around the shoreline. san jose up to 85. your 70 in the city. tonight, we see more in the way of fog developing as the cooler pattern starts to move in and temperatures in the 50's and low 60's. fewer cities reaching 90 degrees as the cooler air settles in. for the rest of the week thursday and friday, there is minimal ebbs and flows. we are not finding any excessive

heat in the forecast. you will find a minor warm up today and then we are cool enough in tomorrow. that leads to below average temperatures on thursday. the early call on the weekend. looking nice with a lot of afternoon sunshine and temperatures close to average. jobina: for the most part our commute has remained light. we just have some heavier spots in terms of traffic starting with the san mateo bridge in the westbound direction. your speeds are under the limit. metering let's came on at 5:30. tracy to dublin, about one hour for the right. antioch to concord, 75 minutes. any overall view of our map, we do not have a lot of red spots popping up and that means that is good news for your commute. kumasi: the self-proclaimed world-famous baseball circus is going to be in san jose. the savannah bananas are who we

are talking about. there are dancers on the field, that is not the view of them. this is our friend. what is her name? she just had her 102nd and she is still out here teaching babies to swim. this is what i was telling you about. the savannah bananas are playing at exide park in san jose. it is like the harlem globetrotters for baseball. very fun, very entertaining. paul the tickets are sold out. if you really want to see the game, there are reports of secondary market tickets going for $450. the attic, starts tonight entertainment starts tonight at i park the excited park -- can't excited park. reggie: talked about this so much that now i want to go. i am intrigued.

not getting enough rest? a new study shows california is the most sleep deprived place in the country. they based findings on google searches with californians looking up sleep disorders and how they get to sleep. maryland, new york, massachusetts, and nevada round out the most sleep deprived states. the company says the most popular terms california searched for our sleep apnea treatment and insomnia treatment. kumasi: now we get to tell you about our friend miss peggy. this 102-year-old is still thriving. peggy is teaching morning swim lessons at her local ymca. she started doing this in 1968. that means more than 50 years of teaching the babies had to get accustomed to water. she has been teaching so long she has taught multiple

generations of families how to swim. she says she is not quitting anytime soon. >> it is a joy in my life. i am playing with them. i am not working, i am playing. reggie: kumasi: she credits her longevity to a clean diet. she will do 10 to 12 laps in the pool on her day off. reggie: really? i cannot do 10 to 12 laps. that is amazing. kumasi: she looks great. reggie: we need to go swimming. kumasi: maybe. reggie: i hate it. kumasi: up next, the seven thanks you need to know. reggie: you can watch all of our newscasts live on the bay area app. it is available on amazon tv roku.

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kumasi: you're the seven things to know this morning. the justice department is assuming texas, accusing the state of defined federal law to install a floating area to determine grids. governor abbott is take it to court. reggie: for ups are set to resume today. teachers threaten to strike if both sides don't make any agreement tonight. kumasi: police in nevada are warning people to be careful after a mother bear and her cubs were spotted at a neighborhood park. did you see the bears, don't try to fear them or take photos. reggie: the oakland a's face the giants tonight at work a park. they are asking giants fans to join forces in their cell the

team protest. they will be passing a posters and organizing a chance during the fifth inning. drew: get ready for a warm up today. to purchase above average across the region. we will see a lot of sunshine today. 90 cement. -- 90's inland. with coastal fog, we will keep those numbers on the cool side. upper 50's to low 60's. jobina: chp has issued a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. we knew it was coming. low visibility as we travel in and out of the north bay. kumasi: a frenchman has broken the world record for free diving. he dove 400 feet below the surface in the bahamas with no scuba gear. he was just holding his breath. he said he practiced all winter for this dive. reggie: my ears hurt looking at this. drew:

this hobby? reggie: i don't understand it. are you part dolphin? drew: it is so dark. kumasi: that is it for me, it is so dark down there. congratulations to you. jobina: interesting people's hobbies. reggie: one day i drove down and just kept going. drew: i can hold my breath for a long time. jobina: anyway. reggie: have a great day. [laughter] good morning america. brutal heat now gripping the center of the country. when will it break? on the move. 45 million americans under alert right now as triple digit temperature grip the heartland. ginger's tracking the latest.