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police officers. vallejo trying to feel dozens of drops. reggie: a popular street in san francisco will stay close on some weekends. by business owners say this is welcome news. kumasi: a record-setting auction on 2. an item he owned million. i hope you are having a good start to your day. drew: what a good picture of tahoe behind us. a cooler afternoon on the way. a look at temperatures right now. 50's and 60's for the most part. warmer weather and lead because of the hot temperature we had yesterday afternoon. we are holding onto some milder air. outside this morning, here is the tam camera. low-level marine layer is not everywhere. mainly across parts of the city and the south bay this morning.

we will find increasing sunshine in spots that have fog this morning. temperatures are cooler than yesterday. yesterday was the warmest day on the 7-day forecast. temperatures inching closer to average fourth this time of the year. -- jobina: we have a new crash reported in san lorenzo. the crash itself is on northbound 238 before 880. at least one lane blocked. emergency crews have been called out to the scene. a live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. at 533, you are of in that area. our drive times are not too much of a change from what we normally see the antioch to concord is increasing. 23 minutes. reggie: the vallejo city council has declared a state of emergency because it has a

shortage of police officers. amanda del castillo is live with the issue and how the situation could be improved. good morning. amanda: the main reason behind the declaration is so few police remain in the city. the interim police chief set it comes down to the department having trouble retaining and recruiting officers. what does this emergency declaration signal? the city will be allowed t streamline all available resources to the police department to try to address a staffing crisis. this is important after the interim chief levels are so low, the department is struggling to keep up with basic options. while the issues are especially bad in vallejo, justice studies experts say this is happening across the country. once they establish what is needed in policing, they say

then they can take a credible approach to what is needed with relationships in the community. >> today, we have 34 no traffic officers. >> since may 20 20, w agency after agency report what it is -- since may of 2020, have had agency after agency report what it is that fillet how is currently reporting. amanda: there are a total of total positions at the department. a are currently under supervision by the department of justice with officers put aside for a 2020 shooting death of sean monta rosa. they say it is not as easy as hiring more people because they have to hire people that can repair their reputation. another obstacle the people mentioned last night is in order

for a new recruit to be fully trained and out on the streets by themselves takes between 18 months and 24 months. reporting live at police headquarters in vallejo, amanda del castillo. kumasi: some employees at three local peet's coffee locations want to unionize. workers met yesterday to v employees in favor of the union hope it will help them fight for standard base pay and standard working conditions. this would only go for the peet's coffee locations on telegraph and open avenue and one on telegraph and berkeley which is where the coffee shop originated. reggie: reporters of a site after actors rallied in san francisco. and number of other agencies are also in talks. ups announced a deal yesterday avoiding what would be the

largest strike in history. bay area picket line people were out for a statewide day of action. workers say they are facing unsafe levels. the wga and actors union are still on strike in hollywood. sag-aftra anchors and reporters as well, including us. kumasi: we are learning about what caused a major traffic jam on i-80 last night. the age says a reckless driver -- chp says a reckless driver inspired shot clock -- fire sauce last night. someone called 911 saying a reckless driver last a gun, stopped a car, got out to yell at drivers while holding a knife, then she returned to her car, took off her close, came back out and fired shots. no one was hurt, thankfully, and police the woman into custody

for medical evaluations. reggie: traffic on weekends has stalled because of public response. mayor london breed says weekend closures will stay in place into a long-term plan was reached. this began during the pandemic as part of a shared spaces program. some are against it because they say it causes traffic delays but many are for car free weekends. >> we need to pay the rent and come back from the past three years. it is a good thing to have more tables. >> when hayes street is closed, you have to go 10 minutes out of your way to get where you are going. it was great during the pandemic by think we are trying to move on. reggie: the fire department raise concerns about emergency access. buses have all or -- have also been rerouted. kumasi: we are tracking developing news from southern

california this morning. a you are searching for updates on the set of nba superstar lebron james. he is recovering this morning after suffering cardiac arrest ring basketball practice monday. the emergency dray strong response overnight, especially from parents of athletes are researched -- athletes who are researching the risks. reporter: athletes after suffering cardiac arrest bronny arrest last night. there are a range of factors as to why this can happen, from genetics to infections. lots of things can increase risk for cardiac arrest. some are wondering if his nba future could be jeopardized. experts say the fact he is out of the icu so quickly is a good

sign. >> the fact he is out of the icu this fast is nothing but reassuring. i am hoping he is able to be up and backplanes or loves. cpr is a very important technique. anyone and everyone can do cpr. jobina: experts recommend scheduling the school check of four children before playing a sport. it is usually required. parents can check that a defibrillator, more commonly known as an aed, is on site and make sure the school or league has staff trained in cpr. there is no word on what causes cardiac arrest. another usc player suffered cardiac arrest last year and was back on court six on slater. kumasi: the multimillion dollar plan to upgrade the oakland airport. reggie: in some areas

hot the water is registering in triple digits. drew: a live look from the tam cam. dense fog along the coast. we are in store for a cooler afternoon and a cooling trend is on the way. we will take a look at the afternoon highs and

reggie: flow venues dealing with triple digit temperatures, -- florida is dealing with triple digit temperatures, not just outside but in the water. they recorded a 101 temperatures are the water. at least half the world's ocean water could experience heat wave conditions by september. drew: i

right now, our water temperatures are mainly in the fifth. a bit warmer off the coast of southern california. take a look at this warm water that engulfs all of the keys in southern florida, in excess of 90 degrees. that is the pink shading on your screen and the temperatures are well above average. back home, tracking fog. santa rosa and petaluma are down to a quarter of a mile in most bots but the fog will not linger too long. it will evaporate. it is a cooler afternoon today compared to yesterday. today, temperatures trending closer to average this time of year. the cooler weather will take hold around 4:00 p.m., either at or slightly below average this time of year. the cooling continues tomorrow.

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reggie: the berkeley city council approved the installation of more than for the city license plate readers last night. the city police chief supports the cameras saying they are an efficient crime deterrent. critics raised risks about the price, security, and privacy. they cost a hundred $75,000 per year in subscriptions -- cost

170 $5,000 per year in subscriptions. former marine trevor reed has been hurt while fighting in ukraine. he was entered in a land explosion. he was not there on behalf of the united states and is receiving treatment in germany for his injuries. his family has not commented on the situation. ask your he was freed alongside w nba player brittney griner as part of a prisoner swap. kumasi: president joe biden's dog commander is raising concerns after he it several secret service officers on duty. the german shepherd attacked officers at least times between october 2022 and january. the communications director for the first lady said they are working through ways to make situation better for everyone. commander is the second dog president biden had that behave

aggressively. reggie: the first day of the school year is around the corner and for some parents, this means getting ready to drive their kids out of bed. a sleep specialist is offering advice on how to help kids transition from summer sleeping schedule to school sleeping schedule. >>. drinking too much caffeine or sugary drinks during the day and not having a meal at night. same goes for exercise. do it during the day and not too late at night. anything stimulating that would cause you to be unable to fall asleep. reggie: if a kid is sleep deprived, it is harder for them to concentrate during class and they have less energy for activity. kumasi: a new study finds people who consume half a tablespoon of olive oil every day at a 28% reduced risk of dying from dementia. olive oil has unsaturated fatty acids which are linked to brain

health. doctors recommend replacing margarine and mayonnaise with olive oil. reggie: a ring that tupac shakur wore in his last public appearance sold for more than $2 million. it became the most valuable hip-hop artifact ever sold in an accent. it was estimated to fetch $300,000. he designed the ring in 1996 and wore it at the mtv music awards. you don't hear about ruby's a lot. that is special. $1 million though. and they thought it would go for $200,000 to $300,000? drew: when you know you are ring size? you do? i don't know mine. and i tried to on to see? kumasi: you don't?

are you wearing yours? reggie: i am not even wearing mine because i just needed a break. kumasi: your wedding ring? [laughter] the weight i just needed a break. i thought it, rent. what is going on? reggie: it just felt tight. jobina: i understand. your hands do team sizes. reggie: although it feels weird because i am used to it being there. i am free. [laughter] jobina: i did conversation going this way. [laughter] reggie: -- drew: traveling across the state, southern california has he advisories and excessive heat warnings into effect.

san diego is not as warm but above average at 81. we are starting to see cooler weather come in to northern california. a little bit of fog here. our marine layer is shallow, against the coastline right now and the north bay where it is dense in spots. away from the coast, a life sunshine. minor temperature changes over the next several days. no excessive heat in the forecast. getting rid of 90's in some spots like we experienced yesterday. 69 in oakland, succeed fiv the city, 86 in livermore, napa up to 77. if you are heading to the game at oracle park, a cooler day compared to yesterday. the breeze picks up in the fourth or fifth inning, dusting up to 25 miles per hour and that will keep temperatures down.

overnight, more five developing as the marine layer will continue to expand -- more fog developing as the marine layer will continue to expand. tomorrow, similar forecast when it comes to numbers and similar story on friday. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. cooler weather the next couple days. minor changes over the weekend. expect a lot of sunshine friday, saturday and sunday. jobina: now that the sun has risen, we can see the impact the fog is having to hold gate bridge. chp has not issued an yet but be cautious. santa fe, looking nice and clear. we have a couple issues in san lorenzo way on northbound 238 before age 80, blocking at least one lane. a second crash in san jose on

earthbound 101 before northbound holy road. kumasi: now we are checking in with ginger zee with what is coming up on gma. reggie: good morning, ginger. ginger: it is nice to be with you. i know it is about to get really hot. we will mention it but it is about the hot water to yours. now to 101 degrees keys. if confirmed, it could be the hottest water temperature. this morning, we will track the big story you have been talking about. we have the latest on lebron james's sons condition. and a summer safety alert. five skills were child needs to know to stay safe in the water. and we are rising and shining this time in the

then, checking out the best snacks at twins games. but that is not me. i was too full. while i do understand because on the weekends, i like -- i am late, i need to ring off. although i and wearing my aura ring but if i don't wear that, i don't get my heart rate monitor. so that works. reggie: gender -- ginger understands but also sleep on the aura ring into the second and that takes away from it. kumasi: because you don't have one. >> maybe that is the fix. reggie: maybe we can get an aura ring made of silicone? >> i don't think they have that.

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kumasi: thousands of people poured into a stadium in san jose to see a special baseball game featuring the savanna bananas. some people describe them as the harlem globetrotters of baseball. the team is originally from savannah, georgia and of gone viral for making people laugh and having a good time. this was their first time on the west coast in the attractive fans from all over. what we could not get tickets in san francisco so we were excited to get tickets here. >> we are told are lots of people on the waitlist now so our hopes of catching a game

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: anchor brewery. supervisors encouraging them to sell rather than go out of business. kumasi: the president's son will face a judge later this morning. what is at stake for hunter biden and longshot by

republicans to block his plea deal. reggie: another reason to stay away from animals in their natural habitat. sea lions charging people at southern california beach. kumasi: wednesday, july 26. reggie: as always, i am team animal. i am rooting for the sea lion. [laughter] drew: you are in their house. a cooler afternoon get 50's close to the coast. and then hanging onto mild air in 60's from antioch to concord, 65. san jose is cooler at 59. some parts of patchy fog in sonoma county but elsewhere is clear. today it is about the fog where it is located, thinning along the coast. yesterday was the warmest afternoon of the 7-day forecast.

temperatures are inching closer to average this time of year so we are talking 70's and 80's away from the coast in our warmer spots and lend. we will look at how long the cooling pattern will last in a few minutes. jobina: we have a couple issues to point out for you. we will begin in saint lorenzo. we have a crush on northbound 238 before age 80 -- before not a great situation there. also slow as you travel northbound on 101 on san jose. then we will end with a live look from our golden gate ridge camera. it is still foggy awaiting an advisory from chp. reggie: supervisors are showing support for anchor brewery employees. they want them to own the company. reporter: the board of

supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution showing support of workers running the brewery and continuing the legacy. this happened during their meeting yesterday and you can see video. the resolution urges the owners of san francisco's anchor buried to work with employees -- anchor brewery to work with employees. they urge them to not sell before workers are able to make a fair bed. it was established in 1886 and has stopped operations. the business notified employees the closure is because of economic challenges. they lost a bid to buy the 27 -- to buy the brewery and run it as a co-op. while employees have the support of san francisco leaders to take over the brewery, time is running short. the company is moving ahead with

liquidation in coming weeks as well as reviewing interest from other potential buyers. kumasi: fritchman's fire chief is facing public criticism from -- richmond fire chief is facing public criticism from its own firefighters. they took a no-confidence vote recently. the union letter accuses him of not doing enough to address low staffing and says he is regularly absent from his office and meetings which has cost the department to lose funding. reggie: in vallejo, the city council declared a state of emergency because of a severe lack of police officers. it reached a critical point where public safety could be at risk. amanda del castillo is live in vallejo with the latest on that decision. amanda: the big question does a state of emergency

declaration signal? the city of vallejo will be allowed to dedicate as much resources as it needs department to assist with their staffing crisis. that is the main reason behind it as many -- so few police officers remain in the city. it is a total of 132 positions at the department for staffing levels are so bad that the department has 34 patrol officers, no traffic officers, and only four detectives. it can take anywhere from 18 to 24 months for a new recruit to be trained and get on their own. since memorial day has seen agency after agency reporting what the vallejo po is reporting. staffing levels are so low the department is struggling to keep up with basic functions. >> i did not feel safe. when the red starts going down,

i am moving out of vallejo. >> once we establish what we need in the form of policing, we can take a long view approach to cultivate credible relationships with members of the community. amanda: fixing the staff problem is not as easy as hiring more people. many believe the department have to hire people who can repair its reputation. the vallejo police department has been under criticism for several years and is currently under investigation by the doj. officers have been under scrutiny since the 2020 shooting death of sean monterr for the full story, visit abc7news.com and click on this story. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. kumasi: hunter biden is set to appear in court -- if you're in court this morning to set a plea

deal on gun taxes this morning. several people are calling this a sweetheart deal jobina:. jobina:jobina: hunter biden is expected to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax charges and enter a court ordered program for possessing a gun as a drug abuser. the charges for the gun will be dropped if he does several things and several republicans are claiming he received special treatment. the new york times reports there is effort to get the plea deal put out, claiming political interference, despite the fact the prosecutor was appointed by donald trump. nancy pelosi defended the decision. >> he was given complete authority to make decisions on his own. >> this was a u.s. appointed trump attorney and was not the opinion of others there. jobina: the judge denied any

allegations of special treatment. abc news will have live coverage of the hearing later this morning after it concludes. reggie: new details about the oakland band accused of an unprovoked attack on an 88-year-old san francisco woman. we are learning he also a community leader named carl chan in oakland in 2021. he pleaded no contest to felony assault in that case. the anti-police terror projects as they have been working to get ramsey mental health. >> we are saddened this happened and angry we are here because we tried as the anti-police terror project to get james ramsey help. he has multiple issues compounded by drug use and the fact he is on house. reggie: da jenkins is looking

into his criminal history. ramsey pleaded not guilty to friday's attack and nobel has been set. the open police modernized what could be its largest expansion projects in 60 years. it includes constructing a new terminal adding 16 new gates. if the plan goes through, they will modernize terminal one and make improvements to many areas and add more parking. >> oakland has been while curing if they have done little changes but this is for the city. reggie: the project aims to keep up with projected demand. oakland currently has 11 million passengers annually. they expect the number to grow to 24 million by 2038. kumasi: people who live in their cars

violates the california constitution. this practice involves towing cars who have accrued tickets for many days. many say this unfairly targets on house and lower income residents. courts ruled this violates the fourth amendment which protects against unreasonable searches and seizures by requiring warrants. reggie: the biden administration plans to appeal ruling that blocks its controversial asylum policy after a federal judge ruled against it. it prevents migrants from of highly -- from applying for asylum if they passed through another country that is safe before entering the u.s. the justice department said this is, -- they are confident the rule is lawful. kumasi: we are hearing from amy snyder about the writers strike. she says she will not participate in any jeopardy

productions that to not use new clues written by their amazing unionized writers under a fair contract. that is a quote from her. this comes after reports the show's producers are planning to start filming the next season with recycled material. several other champion say they will boycott the show until the strike is over. reggie: gas prices do their biggest increase in more than a year. where we found the cheapest in our area. kumasi: when you like bugs with that? look how he is shaking them. it is hard to get a table where grub is on the menu. stay with us on abc 7's bay a streaming out at 7:00 for abc 7 at seven. you can download the app now wherever you stream. drew: outside from the exploratorium camera, you can see we have overcast skies but the fog

limited. away from the coast, we see some start this morning. our cooling trend begins with most cities. you can see your average high in the middle column will be around one to two degrees below that in many states, not as warm as yesterday. by 1:00 p.m., patchy fog along the coast. a lot of sunshine away from the coast. in lent, we are warming to the 80's and getting rid of a lot of the 90 degrees we had yesterday. 76 for fremont weather in the east bay. 80 in san jose, 80 in santa rosa concord. game two of the series a cooler night tonight compared to last i-880 park.

the breeze picks up, gusting over 20 miles per hour at times by around the fourth or fifth inning. cooler weather comes in today and continues tomorrow. just minor fluctuations in our temperatures through the end of the week. here is a look at other high temperatures. sponsored by disney's "the haunted mansion" streaming this friday. >> welcome to the haunted mansion. >> 999 happy haunts but the room for more. >> not today. >> amen. [laughter] >> surprise. >> you are all in for a treat. >>

reggie: take a look at this video. you will cc lions charging at people -- wikk see charging at people. they are defending their territory. officials say this is a daily occurrence and the sea lions have had it. kumasi: i am leaving when that happens. reggie: why are these people still hanging around? he said skedaddle. kumasi: two texas teachers have been fired after going to a drag show and posted on social media. it went viral. christie went to a show with her coworkers and daughters and posted videos on facebook and

they both got fired. schools senior pastor says it is because of a line that says "i will act in a godly or moral fashion at work, on facebook, or in my community." she says she did not think she was breaking that clause by going to a drag show. >> i would have never thought in a million years this would happen. we are in disbelief. we are heartbroken. we have relationships with parents and kids. kumasi: she worked as a teacher for 20 years before this. in new york, a firefighter and civilian were hurt after a large crane, fire and partially collapsed a building. several people are being evacuated as a the street below is closed until further notice. reggie: we will hear arguments

on whether to advise -- whether to revive the losses on two men who claimed they were sexually abused by michael jackson when they were kids. after his death, they sued him jj productions and ventures which michael jackson owned. in 2021, the judge rol corporations and employees had no legal duty to protect them from michael jackson and throughout the lawsuits. kumasi: x, formerly known as twitter, slashing prices. elon musk is offering new incentives in the u.s. and u.k.. have off video ads would appear next to trending topics on the export have -- the explore tab later, brand their golden check mark if they have not spent $1000 on ads in

the last 30 days or 600 -- $6,000 on ads in the last 180 days. reggie: a company staff cutbacks. workers in sunnyvale, mountain view and sanford disco. sunnyvale saw the most layoffs. in the first three months of 2023, we saw over 10,000 layoffs in the area. the national average of gas is now $3.69, five cents more than yesterday. in california, we are paying $4.92 today. in san francisco, a gallon of unleaded is going for $4.39. kumasi: bugs, insects, and desserts topped with grubs all

in tokyo, japan. the café and restaurant is called take noko toward people who want to eat insects in a casual place and items on the a and you -- on the menu. crunchy cricket was odo. that does sound like something. it is popular and they are often fully booked on weekends. ok no, that is gross. drew: just imagine it is like a cashew. reggie: did you say silkworm dung? kumasi: tea. >> no. reggie: are these just moving insects that have nothing to do with the story? please tell me they are. drew: is that like a bloody

mary's? kumasi: it is the shape for me. reggie: are these animals dead or alive? drew: some are definitely dead and some are alive. jobina: i want to see the e it. drew: s that the kumasi: reggie: i have had crickets and ants inside ice cream. it is not my favorite. i would never ask for it. jobina: i feel like you are a texture person? reggie: i am easily with food. i am not adventurous. i don't want the fish to stare back at me. we talked about this recently.

i don't know what happened. my dad ate the whole animal. jobina: it skipped a generation. drew: where children will have the ability. reggie: coming. drew: never say never. [laughter] reggie: i mean if the store comes to my house, i will not say no. drew: low-level cloud cover and coastal morning clouds with dense fog along the coast and north bay. minor changes to our temperatures the next several days. we are not tracking any extensive. a cooler afternoon and yesterday was the warmest day of the recast. cooler weather starts to come in. we will find numbers getting closer to average. our marine layer will continue to expand and grow the next couple nights.

we will find temperatures in the 50's. tomorrow afternoon, very little change in the forecast. friday, just minor fluctuations. 80's in our warmest spots and. 62 in the city, 80 is the high in san jose on friday. speaking of san jose, taylor swift is in town at levi's stadium. we will have temperatures slowly falling the 60's throughout the concert. it should get dark across levis around 9:00 p.m. friday. cooler weather moves in the next couple days. just minor changes to temperatures. a lot of sunshine saturday and sunday. jobina: we will start with the mass because there are a number of issues. we will start with positive news. this crash in san lorenzo has screwed on right bound -- has

cleared on northbound 238. we have a new crash on northbound 101. speeds are down to 13 miles per hour. now to san jose where we have a crash that has the speeds down to 11 miles per hour. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 5:33 a.m.. if you are traveling westbound on the bridge once you make it through the metering lights, 22 minutes when you travel westbound on 80. kumasi: check out this view from last weekend's taylor swift show. this resident got a full view of the concert from his window. at the bottom, you can see crowds of people singing along outside the stadium. levi's stadium is trying to prevent this. they don't want people without tickets showing up.

there are policy and role changes in place for shows this friday and saturday which includes how public transit is adjusting services. we have a list of everything you need to know including drew's forecast on our apps and abc7news.com. the cheapest tickets we have seen are around $980. >> acting like that is a bargain. [laughter] reggie: and where are those seats? kumasi: as long as you are just in their, 400 level may be. reggie: what is that -- where is that? drew: the very top. the very top for 980 american dollars? absolutely not. kumasi: the seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch all of our

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kumasi: yar seven things to know this morning. the city of vallejo has decla a state of emergency over a police officer shortage. this is they will be able to focus funds to the police department to address staffing. reggie: hunter biden has just arrived at delaware courthouse where he is set to appear before a judge minutes from now. he is expected to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax charges and enter a program to avoid a felony gun conviction charge. kumasi: striking hollywood actors are planning to rally in

san francisco today at city hall at 5:00 p.m. reggie: support to buy anchor brewery and keep it open. city officials have found support for them. drew: take a look at number five. a cooling trend begins today. here is a live look at walnut creek. a lot of sunshine already inland. the fog at half moon bay thins out later this morning. it is a cooler afternoon spot. maybe one or two degrees below averages this time of year. 70's or 80's are the expected highs away from the coast. jobina: the south bay is where we have hotspots. in mountain view, a crush on 101. then a second crash in san jose. speeds are around nine miles per

hour. kumasi: a story that has all of us talking this morning. a new job trend where millennials are being paid to be full-time children according to the be see, more and more deck adults in china are quitting jobs paid by parents to do chores, make meals and be supportive. full-time children say it is a temporary role giving them time to relax, the flights, and find a better job. and spend time with your family. drew: my next job. >> good morning america. extreme weather from coast to coast and the alarming headline about the waters off florida. severe storms slamming the northeast descending over new york city right during rush hour.