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morning. good morning, wednesday, july 26. drew: yesterday was warm, we call off today. live look outside showing it we have cloud cover overhead. the deeper marine layer this morning is going to bring about some of the cooler changes to the next 24 hours. temperatures now, mainly in the 50's close to the coast but still have mild air and yesterday we reached the mid and upper 90's, above average for this time of year. this morning, the 60 from concord to livermore. antioch, future weather, we will have the fog back to the coastline with a stronger onshore flow. the warming process is slower. you will notice cooler air later . instead of the 90's today, we will stay in the 80's. around the bay shoreline, 60's and 70's from the afternoon hide. 69 oakland, cooler air today

compared yesterday. 65 in the city. 80 in san jose, 77 in napa, santa rosa about 84. that is your forecast, let's check traffic. jobina: we are going to zoom into mountain view where we are following a sig alert, slow down , an overturned vehicle on northbound 101 at old middlefield way. we those may reopen. as i can crush on the mallory avenue northbound to northbound 880. the on-ramp is closed at the moment. headlights in the direction right now and the taillights traveling toward the peninsula from the picture from that san mateo bridge. reggie: thank you. the vallejo city council has declared a state of emergency as it deals with a major shortage of police officers.

abc reporter amanda del castillo reporting with the issue and how the plane could avert it. amanda: the main reason behin the declaration is so few officers remain in the city. the parade police chief says they are having trouble recruiting and retaining officers. what does this state of emergency declaration mean? the city will be able to streamline resources to the police department to address the staffing crisis. this is especially important after the interim chief and her presentation to council said staffing levels are so low, the department is struggling to keep up with basic functions. justice studies experts can acquire on the country. adding what is needed in the form of policing, only then can we take a approach to

cultivating relationships with the community. >> today, we have 34 patrol officers, no traffic officers and four detectives. >> since memorial 2020 cannot we have had it -- had agencies report what it is that the vallejo police apartment is reporting. >> you heard the chief breaking down the numbers. city records show there are a total of 132 funded to push -- funded positions at the departed. there is no denying the department has been under scrutiny for several years. they're under supervision as well. officers criticize for the shooting death of sean onto rosa. one example why this is not as easy as hiring more people, any believe that apartment house to hire people who can repair interpretation. another obstacle the interim police chief says that in order for a new recruit to be fully

trained and able to go out on the streets by themselves, that can take up to 18 to 24 months. live outside of police headquarters, abc 7 news. kumasi: searching for updates on the son of nba superstar lebron james, who is recovering after suffering cardiac arrest during cardiac arrest. we are warning signs. jobina: arrest at a possible practice sunday, br cardiac arrest. it stopped beating completely, it is different from a heart attack.

from genetics to lots of things can increase risk for cardiac arrest. some are wondering if his future could be jeopardized but experts say the fact that he is out of the icu so quickly is a good sign. >> the fact that he is out of the icu this fast is reassuring and i'm hopeful he will be able to be pope and back playing the sport that he loves. cpr is the most important technique. anyone and everyone can do cpr. jobina: what does this mean for parents of athletes? experts recommend scheduling checkups for children before playing sports. they are often required. parents can also check that an aed is on site. make sure the school league is trained in cpr. no word of what caused his cardiac arrest but another player suffered it last year and

the player was back on the court six month later. reggie: some employees at three local coffee vocations want to unionize. according to the particle, workers met yesterday to vote. employees in favor of the union were hoping it would allow them to fight for a standard base pay rate and safer working conditions. this goes for the locations on telegraph and piedmont avenue is in oakland and one on telegraph in berkeley, the original pete's coffee shop. the summer of strikes. supporters of the sag-aftra actors union will rally in san francisco and other industries are in contract negotiations. ups workers will begin voting on a tentative agreement august 3. they announced the deal yesterday, avoiding what would have been the largest employer strike in history. bay area workers were str yesterday, they face unsafe

staffing levels. the sag-aftra rally happening in san francisco today will be held outside of city hall, starting at 5:00 p.m.. sag-aftra also represents tv news anchors and reporters including us, but we are not part of the strike. because of the strike, snoop dogg canceled two l.a. concerts. he says they are to stand in solidarity with the unions because of the uncertainty of when the strikes will be over. the shows are part of his 30th anniversary tour of his 1993 album. kumasi: the lineup is out for the strictly bluegrass it includes jason isabel, and more.

september 29 through october 1. drew: a live look at the exploratory in camera. our cooling trend is getting underway. we reminded you yesterday would be the warmest day on the seven-day forecast. today we will find the cooler weather moving income, most spots slightly below average for this time of year. we'll see 60's and 70's close to the coast, 80's and our warmest spots in lynn's dustin lind. the coastline is seeing the dense fog 2.5 miles of visibility at half moon bay away from the coast. we are having issues when it comes to the fog. outside in can see a bit of the marine layer as the airport lights bounce off the low cloud cover. here's how the day shakes up. we'll find fog along the coast and patchy fog along the bay shoreline. it is clear already inland, 50's and 60's by 9:00 a.m.. the fog moves back to the coastline. the big take away is the cooler

afternoon, more comfortable, we are not in the 90's. back to the 80's for a time highs, shoreline in the 70's, 50 for the coastline. 69 oakland, 80 seven fairfield, 80 san jose. then he said napa, 84 the hides and rosa. the bay bridge series game two tonight, cooler. we will have increasing clouds as the game goes on and the breeze picks up about took o'driscoll into the 50's right mid -- by the ninth-inning. reggie: a battle in san francisco over traffic, people who live and work in hayes valley about the possibility of ending a pandemic air policy. kumasi: and we are explaining what caused this major traffic backup during war shower. dust rush-hour. reggie: the group b

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the reckless driver fired shots across lanes. there is more to the story. officers found the driver before 5:00 p.m. in the eastbound lanes of 80 on the oakland side. someone first called 91 one, saying a reckless driver flashed a gun. officers say the driver then stopped her car. she got out to yell while holding a knife. she returned to and then fired shots. one was hurt, she is in police custody for medical evaluation. kumasi: a new bill to se standard no parking area near crosswalks. it is an effort to make pedestrians more visible to drivers. >> whether you're a driver, bicyclist or pedestrian, you don't have to have the dangerous not look when there could be danger. kumasi: it would be at least 20

feet from a cross walk or intersection. some cities have adopted similar safety rules, including los angeles, san francisco and alameda. reggie: than 50 license plate readers. the city police chief supports the camera, saying they are a crime deterrent. next raise concern about the price, security and privacy. it cost 250 thousand dollars plus 100 -- plus more. kumasi: the future of hays street in question, we can closures of the street ring the pandemic set to and. there was pushback from the senses. now the mayor says the closures will stay in place. reporter j.r. stone. >> the message from

on san francisco's hayes street come out regarding weekend street closures currently in place. >> we don't need this section to be open. >> i like it closed, it brings more business, people can walk on the street. >> the weekend closure involving part of the street went into place during covid as part of the shared spaces program. it was about to end but the sfmta has postponed that decision for a month due to objections like this. >> we need to pay the rent. we need to come back. the past three years. it is a good thing to have a little bit more tables, more people, more money for everybody. and it is not just those from the restaurants who would like to see hayes street stay closed on the weekends. i talked with those who tell me they have been packed during the closures. >> it brings more people out and it is good.

>> but not everyone feels that way. assist have to be rerouted and more importantly, the sfmta says there are concerns from the fire department about emergency access. some also believe it adds extended delays when driving. >> you have to go 10 minutes out of your way to get where you are going. it was great during the pandemic, but we are all trying to move on from the pandemic and that is one step that would help us move on from that 3.5 years of covid. >> city leaders will spend the next month trying to come up with a safe, convenient and enjoyable long-term solution. j.r. stone, abc7news. reggie: a live look at the bay bridge from our south beach camera, new developments to bring the lights back on. it went dark in march because they did not have the funding. local nonprofit is trying to get the lights back on. they need a total of $11 million to make this happen. one million will come from a

crowdfunding campaign that is already raised about half $1 million. the rest will come from 10 $1 million donations from local philanthropists. the embraced this. around san francisco, the summer including market street during pride weekend. and they laser show on coit tower. there is a new event at the cathedral that runs tomorrow through saturday, from--into don. -- from dusk until dawn. kumasi: i we took that for granted. it is still lit up. drew: it is not the same. bring back the fun and the beauty. kumasi: so we need five more million dollar donors. jobina: they are out there. drew: outside today, it

across parts of southern california. if you're traveling, l.a., you are up to 90. 118 in palm springs, northern california not as hot. you can see the coastline, from sf to eureka, pretty in the 60's later today. onshore breeze with the camera, flags are coastal morning clouds, dense fog in spots, around half moon bay especially away from the coast. mainly clear skies this morning. breezy and cool the next few afternoons, minor fluctuations in temperatures the next seven days. we're not finding any excessive heat. cooler weather moving in. yesterday was the warmest day on the seven-day forecast. now we have the cooling trend with the warmest areas mainly in the 80's. 60's and 70's. fog as the marine layer begins to expand over the next couple of nights, the crowds pushed

inland and numbers mainly in the 50's. temperatures very similar like they are today and on friday, one or two degrees warmer. enter santa clara, night one, taylor swift will be there friday at 8:00 p.m.. 65 degrees in temperatures under cool skies, cooling off to about 60. the sunset at 8:22 friday evening. the forecast the next seven days. cooling begins, tomorrow is below average. very nice, limited sunshine, temperatures close to average. jobina: the sig alert and mt. view has cleared, but we are looking at a crash in fremont and specifically on the melba avenue on-ramp to northbound 880. that area is blocked until further notice. it is looking clear, i live look in walnut creek showing you the

southbound traffic beginning to fill in on 680. we will end with a live look in san jose, showing you 101. or drive times in seven things. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know. reggie: a race against time, volunteers rushing to save beached whales in western australia. what they're saying about irregular behavior by

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supervisors adopted a resolution urging the current owners to work for the investors, employees and customers that -- companies that want to buy the brewery. drew: our cooling trend this afternoon, yesterday was the hottest day on the seven-day forecast, today close to average would 70's and 80's away from the coast. jobina: aside from the crash in fremont, the commute is clear so drive times, tracy to dublin, 44 minutes. kumasi: no winner in last nights mega millions drawing. that means the jackpot for the friday drawing is now estimated at $910 million. that is the largest jackpot in mega millions history. tomorrow, small parts of palo alto and stanford will be spray to combat west nile virus after mosquito carriers were recently found in that area. here's a map showing where santa clara county vector control will be spraying. we'll show you that in a second. it is centered in hanover

street. spraying will start at 10:00 p.m. and last about four hours. you don't need to do anything but you can limit your exposure to the spray by staying inside and keeping your windows and doors closed along with your family and pets inside. if you are enjoying the outdoors the summer, please don't forget to check yourself for tics. they carry diseases like lyme disease which can cause serious health issues if left untreated. if you notice a tick on your skin, doctors state remove it as quickly as possible. >> get clean, sterile tweezers and grab it as close to your skin as possible and pull up with a steady, even pressure. don't twist orc jerk it's because you might dismember it. after you remove it, take a picture just in case. then say goodbye by putting it in alcohol, a sealed bag or flushing it away. kumasi: goodness.

the video. doctors recommend treating your clothes and your gear with products that contain the anti-parasite. you can also buy clothes that are pretreated with it if you don't want to spray your shirts and pants that you already have. reggie: it is the only thing i can think about. let's look at rides and goats with pigs and things. today's opening day at the santa clara county fair. it is running a lot longer than usual. it typically runs three or four days, now it is running 10 days through august 6. check out the livestock, rides, games, food and more. in san jose, the events were limited due to the fairgrounds being used for covid testing. a new trend where young people are skipping the job market and getting cozy into a profession that seems familiar. kumasi: and interest in and

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leaders want to keep anchor brewing company alive. resolution supporting the group of workers attempting to stay in business. kumasi: a dangerous situation in vallejo, only 34 officers on duty. the city is stepping into address the shortage. reggie: rhyme of publicans are in capitol hill are pushing back against a plea deal being offered for the president son. bay, coastal fog is an issue. be aware, away from the coast we are seeing clear conditions. 50's underneath the fog but we have clear skies. mild air yesterday afternoon. mid and upper 90's. livermore, low to mid 60's at this hour. future mother showing you

limited fog. any of it stays throughout the coastline. fitting is a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. we will see in the 80's for the most part with norm -- warmer cities. only 69 in oakland, co in the east bay. etienne said san jose, 85 in concord, 77 in napa by about 4:00 p.m.. jobina: the crash we were following earlier in fremont has cleared so i thought i would bring you mass transit. the good news is clear, the richmond-san rafael bridge. these headlights traveling in the westbound direction. no blocking issues. the lane changes underway at the golden gate bridge. we will see how the fog is impacting your commute and if you are taking the golden gate bridge, southbound only about 60 -- six minutes. westbound on the bay bridge nine

minutes and westbound on the san mateo bridge 13. kumasi: the san francisco board of supervisors sewing support for anchor brewing employees to own the company. gloria rodriguez joining us live in the newsroom with the story. >> the board of supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution showing support of workers running the brewery and continuing anchor brewing and their legacy. this happened during the meeting yesterday. you can see the video there. it addresses the owner of the anchor brewing company, to work with employees through the process of co-op conversion and not sell before workers have been able to make a fair bid. the iconic lurie established in 1896 has stopped operations. the historic business notified employees of the closure due to economic challenges. workers launched a bid to buy the 127-year-old brewery and run it as a co-op.

the spokesperson, the company says they will entertain a plan if the coalition has enough funding. they have the support of san francisco leaders to take over the brewery and time is running short. the company is moving ahead with liquidation as well as an -- reviewing interest from other potential buyers. gloria rodriguez, abc 7 news. kumasi: richmond's fire chief facing public criticism from his department. the firefighters union took a no-confidence vote against angel montoya. in a letter, the union accuses the chief of not doing enough to address low staffing issues. it also states that montoya is regularly absent from his office and city council meetings. the union also claims that has caused the department to lose funding. we reached out to the chief for comment. reggie: in declared a state of emergency because of a severe lack of

police officers. it has reached a critical point where public safety could be at risk. amanda del castillo wife in vallejo with the latest on it is to declare a state of emergency. amanda: the big question is what does a state of emergency declaration actually signal. the city of vallejo can essentially dedicate all of the necessary resources it needs to to the police department in order to help them address the staffing crisis. that is the main reason behind it as so few police officers remain in the city. city records show there are a total of 132 funded positions at the department but staffing levels are so bad to come out last night the interim police chief explained currently the department kumasi: we will check back in on that story in a moment. this morning, a colorado police is on trial after leaving a

handcuffed woman inside of a police vehicle that was parched on train tracks. the train hit the vehicle and the woman was severely injured. here is our reporter. >> in this morning's gma first look, the officer accused of placing a handcuffed female suspect in the back of a patrol car on train tracks moments before a freight train plowed into eight is standing trial. the woman inside the vehicle, 21-year-old gonzalez, surviving. disturbing police body and -- cameras capturing the horrific chain of events following her arrest at gunpoint for an alleged road rage incident in september. the officer taking the stand tuesday, arguing that she did not see any signs or gates indicating a railroad crossing at the time of the incident. >> it was dark. i was miles outside of my jurisdiction.

>> at 7:00 a.m., more on the trial and the charges she is facing with your gma first look. i am rhiannon allie, abc news new york. reggie: president b hunter is agreeing to a plea deal. republicans are calling it a sweetheart deal even though a trump appointed prosecutor led this investigation. kumasi: hunter biden is expec to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax charges and enter a court ordered program to avoid a felony charge of possessing a gun as a drug addict. the charge will be dropped if he follows conditions set by prosecutors. republicans are claiming that he has received special treatment. there is an effort to weiss was appointed by former

president trump, congresswoman nancy pelosi defended the decision. >> he was given authority to make decisions on his own. >> trump attorney, this is their opinion. it was not the opinion of others there. kumasi: weiss allegations of political interference and the white house is not released a statement ahead of today's hearing, but in the past, the president has said he is proud of his son. abc news will have live coverage of the hearing later this morning after he concludes. reggie: today, former vice president mike pence will be in the bay area. he was invited to speak at the knapp institute which seeks to advance the catholic faith. he will give the keynote speech for the first day of their summer conference today. lorna governor ron desantis making more cuts to his presidential campaign staff amid financial trouble. over the weekend he promised donors quote weiner campaign to take on former president trump in the 2024 gop nomination.

nearly 40 positions across all department will be affected, orein than one third of the campaigns payroll. the campaigns but more than $1 million on payroll in its first six weeks. kumasi: a b rice in india is causing a rush across the u.s.. officials say it is a eff reduce prices. india's largest supplier of race. they are worried this band will drive prices up locally which is worried shoppers. the cosco business entering dallas sold out almost six pallets of rice on saturday. the federal reserve will be meeting today to discuss avoiding a possible recession. they are expected to increase interest rates by a quarter point, the 11th rates have risen since march of last year. analysts believe this will be the last of the aggressive increases which could evade an

economic shutdown, a slew of second quarter earnings reports for major corporations is also expected to move markets this week. reggie: the next series of women to be featured on quarters, the first african-american woman to be an episcopal priest in the country. the first woman of color elected to the u.s. house in the first asian-american woman in congress. and dr. mary edwards walker, the only woman with a medal of honor, serving as the first woman army surgeon in the civil war. kumasi: team usa taking on netherlands in their quest for another world cup title. you can free watch party at the plaza. it will be food trucks and a beer garden at 4:00 this afternoon and kickoff is at 6:00. reggie: a viral sensation involving baseball, have been telling you about this scene

from -- this team from savannah, georgia called the savannah bananas. they are on tour and played in front of a sold-out crowd last night in san jose. think of them as the baseball version of the harlem globetrotters. here's lauren martinez. >> this is sellout crowd the stadium in san jose not just to watch a baseball game. but to have fun. dozens ought tickets tuesday night to see the team called the savannah bananas. the best way to describe them is the harlem globetrotters for baseball. >> we could not get tickets when they play so we were excited to be able to get tickets here. for the first time they brought their cast of characters to the west coast. it started at $25 but they reached 200 to $500. before the game shenanigans mother was a meet and greet for families. this resident has been a fan

since he heard about the team in 2020. >> i was wanting to see them so badly. even though it is one night, it is going to be great. >> they started in 2016 as a college baseball team and eventually turned into the traveling action-packed show. last year they played 14 games in seven cities. this year they are playing 86 games in early one. >> and his cool to see all sides -- all kind of stuff. it is unbelievable. >> they are flattered people are wearing -- willing to play -- pay double the price. >> we want this experience to be authentic, starting with the price of a ticket. >> this family from fremont reserved tickets last october. >> we are told there are 800 for 2000 people on the waitlist. our host of catching another game are hybrid unlikely. >> you can call it a fan on and

on -- fan phenomenon. >> i have never been to a baseball game where people are consul smiling. >> kumasi: an emerg pacific coast highway in santa monica, a giant crack in the palisades bluffs keeping crews busy overnight. reggie: there is a new labor trend where millennials moved back in with her parents. we explain a full-time child. i can't take it. drew: times are tough, you can live in your parents house. they have money. reggie: you need to start writing checks your parents. kumasi: they need company, they need us to run errands. a lot of things. reggie: they need you to grow up. drew: they are your parents,

they are happy you are there. the empty nest syndrome. i'm all for it. outside this morning, dense fog and spots along the coast. patchy fog in the north bay, petaluma to san jose -- santa rosa, reduce divisibility. we are doing just fine when it comes to visibility. our oakland airport camera, most of cloudy skies. terminal one right there as we have folks taking off this morning. here's how the day shapes up. we will have the fog stayed along the coast the entire day. the big headline, a cooler afternoon. yesterday was the warmest day we have on the seven-day forecast. now the cooling trend begins. we will find those numbers, 70's and 80's away from the coast. 65 in the city, san jose. 85 concord, 84 santa rosa. that is cooler than the 90's and parts of the north bay. the cooldown continues tomorrow

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kumasi: we look to show you all all thanks to taylor swift, this is from somebody's apartment in seattle. this person to not have to buy a ticket. they got a full view from the window. the caption the video online, when you are ready for bed but you forgot you have taylor at home. this is one of two concerts that he says he got to see for free. and if you look just outside of the frame at the bottom, there are crowds of people without tickets singing along outside of the stadium. levi's said not here.

don't do it. they have policy and rule changes in place at the stadium for the shows friday and saturday. it includes how public transit is adjusting services. have a list of everything you need to know, including the taylor swift forecast. at abc7news.com. reggie: there's going to be a beyonce forecast, right? ok. i'm waiting for that one. the mega millions lottery is getting closer to hitting the billion dollar mark. when match all the numbers in the drawing last night to the jackpot for friday is estimated to be $110 million. the cash option is over 464 million. as the largest jackpot in mega millions history. kumasi: there is a where millennials are becoming paid full-time children. i would like to say support staff.

more and more young adults in china are quitting their jobs or skipping the traditional job market and being paid by their parents to make meals and do chores for them. according to a bbc report, this is a move fueled by a high unemployment and professional burnout. many full-time kids say they give some time to relax, reflect, and figure out where they want to go. drew: i would do this. kumasi: reggie is the only one who is mad. reggie: i'm salty. kumasi: i'm ready. drew: i'm coming home. jobina: my sister basically did this. graduated in 2020, came home and my parents were like welcome. we have been waiting. so my mom's like how d into this? my dad says can you pick up this? and suddenly she is there full-time assistant. she did have a job. working remote.

but she was like it's comfy and my meals are paid. reggie: picture this for a second. take your sister out of it. you're on a date. what is it that you do? i am a full-time child. goodbye. drew: how attractive are they? can you overlook it for a second? kumasi: i think it is a wise investment because when you get together that down payment, you have the money. drew: do they have a job? kumasi: they're not paying rent. drew: if they don't have a job. reggie: is anyone out here who agrees with me? drew: things have changed. the rules are out the door. we look at things in a new light. kumasi: it is good to spend time with her parents. drew: a family person, they

enjoy their parents. [laugh jobina: oh my goodnes drew: mom and dad, that's important. kumasi: imagine you could do this at home. drew: and your mom comes in and brought you a snack. like thank you. to wake you up, it is time to get up. cornell: cornell -- like kumasi: i will never oversleep. drew: that sound on my iphone that triggers neighbor morning. we have dense fog along the coastline. -- the take away is that it is a cooler afternoon. should it was the warmest on the seven-day forecast. numbers closer to where we should be this time of year. near 70 in oakland, 65 in the city, 80 san jose, napa up to

77. taking a look at the favorite series, game two, tonight's game is going to feel cooler than yesterday. we will have cloud cover building a bit faster with fog rolling in, temperatures about 60 degrees for first pitch. 56 as the game it wraps up about 10:00 p.m.. overnight, our marine layer will grow. numbers may be in the 50's thursday. little change in our temperatures to the end of the week. thursday friday, similar with temperatures near or below average. cooling underway at the next couple of days by thursday, temperatures below average. looking at the weekend, saturday and sunday, some minor warming, looking lovely with afternoon sunshine, temperatures 70's around the bay shoreline, upper 80's to lower 90's inland. jobina: we are going to start with the bay toll plaza. they have looked on it 5:33. the backup are getting to form in the spot. elsewhere, our live camera, 880

at the coliseum in oakland, headlines traveling southbound. our drive times have remained consistent. it increases tracy to dublin. antioch to concord, 24 giving you an overall view of the map, a brand-new crash coming in, a semitruck is a car. the transition to southbound if -- 880, we will have that in the next traffic of -- update. reggie: the presidential dog accused of biting and attacking multiple secret service officers. kumasi: climate change causing big issues in the ocean. a new study highlighting the detrimental impact on ocean currents and how the weather around the world can suffer. reggie: how would you like to own a petrified forest? local one for sale.

reggie: a crack in the palisades bluff has caused an emergency closure of a portion of the pacific coast highway it said monica. crews are using a crane to remove the column from top to bottom. a section of it could crash into the roadways so they would rather remove it to mice risk. >> because of the heavy rain we have experienced in december, january, we suspect that has caused this to develop. reggie: the city has no estimate on how much the emergency stabilization project will cost. crews will also take a look at other sections of the palisades bluffs need to be addressed. all of the routes will be reopened by noon today. kumasi: volunteers are racing to save dozens of pilot whales that have stranded themselves on a beach in western australia. more than 50 have died since yesterday morning.

this video shows some whales laying sideways or on their back. they are flipping their tails in the shallow water. researchers say they don't know why the whales got stranded at the pod showed the rare behavior of huddling together before beaching. they say could be that they were trying to avoid a predator like a killer whale. an ala warming could collapse the world's crucial system of ocean currents. the currents act as a giant conveyor belt and transport warm water from the tropics toward the north, spreading south. these currents regulate global weather patterns. if this breaks down we might see more extreme winters and rising sea levels and some predict this could happen as soon as 2025. others say this could be decades away if carbon emissions are cut to zero and if global temperatures go down.

reggie: we need to talk about this otter. people were complaining that it bothering them and other people flocking to bother it. fish and wildlife officials are still trying to capture this surfboard biting sea otter off the coast of santa cruz. it does not have a name, they call it 841. it has been attracting attention and now it is basically a tourist attraction which is a problem. photographer mark woodward has been following the attempt to capture her since july 2. he says last weekend drew especially large crowds. >> mainly people looking specifically for the otter. while most of them stayed on shore, it takes one or two in a kayak to chase after them to really disturb the ecosystem. they are sensitive and if you start to move toward them they are going to flee. this takes a lot of energy. that is energy they could use collecting food or taking care of their young. reggie: experts say you can

safely enjoy and observe the otter if you follow the rules like staying about 10 boat lengths away. kumasi: the iconic petrified forest outside of calistoga and sonoma county is up for grabs after a century. the family that owns the fossilized forest in one country is putting a 500 acre track on the market. the asking price is $12 million. the forest is a bay area landmark that has been open to tourists since 1870. it was created when mount st. helena erupted more than 3 million years ago. drew: awesome. if you are getting a walk in with the dog over the next couple of hours, we have a marine layer close to the coast through about 8:00 a.m.. then brighter skies, temperatures starting mainly in the 50's. it will warm to the 60's and later part of the morning. life look at our camera, our low-level marine layer with the sun slowly getting into our

horizon. here's how the day shapes up. the fog thinning through noon. the big take away is that it is a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. temperatures close to average for this time ofear. th

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