>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: back to the bargaining table for hunter biden's legal team. now at 5:00, the reason of the deal fell apart in front of the judge. kumasi: moments at capitol captured on camera. mitch mcconnell freezing in front of reporters. and a comment about his health and what he is saying.

reggie: from merchandise parking, and transit have everything you need to know ahead of the big show for taylor smith concert. drew: we find the breeze picking up this afternoon. the exploratorium camera showing mainly cloudy skies over the city and fog on the coast. temperatures similar to where we were yesterday mid-50's and low 60's as you step out the door this morning. hour-by-hour, patchy fog breaks down around the shoreline through 8:00 and 9:00 in the morning. temperatures are cooler this afternoon. we see the warmer spots staying mainly in the mid 80's for the most part. the shoreline temperatures a bit below average in the 60's and 70's later today. 64 in the city, 78 san santa rosa, 69 oakland.

we will preview the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes let's check in on traffic. jobina: good morning everyone. since it is dark out there i did not bring in the golden gate bridge but it is foggy out there. emeryville the headlights traveling westbound already pretty busy this morning. we will continue to check in on the camera for you. we end with a look at the drive times, tracy and devlin -- tracy to dublin 38 minutes. antioch to concorde on time. reggie: joe biden plea deal offer now. the court ordered both sides to continue talking and go back to court next month. the question is would it plant to -- grant him immunity for other crimes? we have justin with more on

that. justin: a real sticking point for the judge forcing the time out sending hunter biden's lawyers and federal prosecutors back into their corners to iron out a new compromise that meets the court standards. in wilmington, delaware. a courtroom cliffhanger. federal judge maryellen noreika finding a fault in the plea deal issued by hunter biden's lawyers. and the deal calling for hunter biden to plead guilty to two misdemeanor charges for failing to file taxes in 2017 and 2018. prosecutors agreed not to prosecute the young biden for lying about his drug use in a 2018 gun purchase provided he remains drug-free for two years. the judge saying she would not rubberstamp the deal and asking is this even constitutional? many hill republicans slammed

that as special treatment. >> if this was not hunter biden, it is likely he would not have been prosecuted at all. justin: and the judge inquiring that if the deal would have given him immunity for prosecution for other potential crimes he may have committed including business dealings with china and ukraine. when the prosecutor answered no, hunter biden's lawyer risk clark declared the agreement no and void. they ordered both sides to resume talks and return to court in about 30 days with no guarantees that she will accept or deny their new compromise. >> the judges the ult arbiter of the law not to defend the prosecutor rights. justin: hunter biden pleaded not guilty to the tax charges. as negotiations continue, prosecutors tell the dodge -- judgment there is -- of ongoing

probe into the president's only living son. abc 7 back -- abc 7 news back to you. reggie: more on this now. jackie is giving her input on this scenario. she shared with us possible outcomes if hunter biden were to be prosecuted. jackie: in this case, you have -- they say it is a sweetheart deal. if this went to trial, would a set of jurors find him guilty when he is paying back all of his taxes that he owes and that the diversion situation where he purchased a gun when he was using drugs and said he was not, those are somewhat lame in terms of getting a jury to convict him. reggie: you can watch interviews like that every weekday on getting answer that errors at 3 p.m. monday through friday here on abc 7 tv and our streaming

service. kumasi: sen mitch mcconnell is insisting he is fine after being as corded away from a press conference. the gop leader was talking when he abruptly stopped. we are tracking the latest on this from the live decks -- live desk. jobina: mitch mcconnell had a frightening moment when he was seemingly unable to speak to reporters. the 83-year-old seemed to freeze yesterday during the news conference. he stood silent for 20 seconds for he was led away. >> operations in the strait -- jobina: mcconnell's colleagues including senator -- who is a doctor clearly worried. >>

on me. i hope i - >> how are you feeling now sir? >> i'm fine. >> any idea what happened? >> i am fine. you've got to watch those sandbags. >> he joked that he was sandbags. and if you refer to, he's talking about president biden's recent fall over a sandbag in a ceremony. he returned to a podium minutes later saying he was fine. a neurologist who has not treated o'connell said his concussion for month ago and yesterday's incident could be related. mcconnell's office declined to say whether he saw a doctor yesterday. we will continue to ask questions today. reggie: in the south bay this morning preparations are underway for the taylor swift eras tour concert.

her first show in the bay area in five years. there are already signs that the tour is coming. today the urgent dice truck opens for fans outside of levi's stadium. if you want to get your hands on memorabilia. abc 7 news dustin dorsey has more on the mania surrounding upcoming concerts. dustin: starting friday, fans will pack the stadium to see taylor swiftly for the first time since 2018. an incredible moment for the city of santa clara. >> the last time she came to santa clara, she created a lot of excitement. what is different this time is it is almost like a wave coming across the country with the eras tour. every time she comes to a city, there is a great reaction. dustin: the wave has almost arrived and the tickets for the concert sold out in minutes but there are resales available you want to pay a hefty price. the cheap it -- cheapest tickets

are over $1000 for views like this. ♪ a little more than 22 -- $2400 for a ticket for the cheapest floor seat. -- levi's police have made it cleared -- clear that having a ticket is only way to enjoy the show no taylor g some disagree >> it is not fair. taylor swift is an idol to so many. this may be the closest b's girls and moms need to get. if you feel the need to come, then,, but at the same time is common sense. dustin: they issued a major traffic advisory for the area with closures around levi starting friday morning until sunday morning. traffic inspected from 1 p.m.

until 11 p.m. friday and saturday. if anyone is coming to this they are encouraged to use public transportation. abc 7 news. reggie: i was not ready for swiftly clara. that's a good one. [laughter] if you're going to the concert scan your phone -- scan the qr screen -- qr code on their screen so you can have everything you need to know with the concert public transit, the weather, and everything you can and cannot bring which has changed multiple times. drew: people will definitely show up to that concert without a ticket. let's look at the weather for the levi's stadium tomorrow for the concert. we have temperatures around the 60's and we have the numbers fall through the 60's for the three hour concert. closer to 9:00, it across levi's stadium.

night one and night to it will be very similar on saturday as well. this morning mostly cloudy skies from the exploratorium camera. the trend is that cool weather is moving in with most spots running below average with the exception of santa rosa. 85 degrees today. outside santa rosa, we are to-six degrees below average a cool summer continues. -- we are 2-6 than average. the below-average cool summer continues. i don't think we will have any complaints about that. -- we are comfortable 70's 80's this afternoon. 69 oakland, 64 in the city. 76 napa. three day forecast, today is the more -- coolest day we have on the seven-day forecast and temperatures warm up from the

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from a emergency response to a recovery plan after a state of flooding this year. tuesday night, the board of supervisors held a meeting to establish a recovery committee focused on how to spend the funds. happening today the mayor from phoenix and sarah -- san antonio will meet with president biden. they will meet about the extreme heat conditions and they inspect to have new funding for weather forecasting and clean drinking water. they will discuss the climate and how it is affecting the communities and the biden administration will share the steps they are taking to prevent americans from crisis. kumasi: that is after 100 million people face heat alerts across the country. minneapolis and chicago, temperatures could reach nearly 100 degrees. we are asking the question what if you could map the heat and identify exact hotspots in your neighborhood? spencer christian shows us the

powerful nasa technology being used in southern california. fencer: as communities in the u.s. and around the world into her triple digit heat waves, the struggle in some areas is becoming a matter of life and death. nature cities are turning to a powerful meant -- nasa technology to identify the worst zones neighborhood by neighborhood literally. -- this is the international space station. >> it has special resolution data we can it from space. >> he heads up the pasadena. in this view of paris, the hottest streets are visible in deep red. >> this allows us to see temperatures of roofs and freeways. some of the finer scale details

that are in in other areas. we need to know what areas are hotter been others. >> planners in los angeles are using the data to identify overheated streets or neighborhoods that can be cooled bison -- five strategies of covering with -- by using strategies like covering with tree canopy and other methods. -- major european cities are adopting a heat map that uses cooling areas to be designated. a battle of heat now being fought from space. drew: what is happening in arizona is intense. the average high is 105. the meteorologist at the station said that phoenix itself has not dipped below 90 degrees for any minute of any day since july 9.

it is not just that it is hot, it is hot for so long. and they are getting up to 115, 116, 117, the entire month they been around 110 every day. when it is excessive heat morning that is when you know it is very hot down there. and there is no relief and next week it could get hotter. here is the heat alerts today. phoenix still under that warning. there's heat advisory warnings in california as well. 116 palm springs. northern california we get cool air with dips below 100 degrees. we have cooler air moving in from the coast line. low and mid 60's here. live look at that exploratorium camera and air quality is good. the weekend early and next week it is green and we are good across the board. wind will pick up this afternoon

you will notice by 4:00 p.m. the onshore flow is strong. areas gusting about 30 miles per hour over the city along the coastline and the delta. tomorrow we keep the onshore flow. not as strong but that will allow warm up by the end of the week

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kumasi: it's 5:22. here are the seven things to know that we are covering. hunter biden -- t expressed concerns over the agreement. that was supposed to resolve a federal agreement over tax and on charges before it fell apart. reggie: senator mitch mcconnell says he is fine after freezing about 22nd during his news conference on capitol hill. his office offered no other details about what happened. kumasi: the federal reserve raised interest rates for the 11th time in 17 months as part of an ongoing effort to cool inflation. they have the longer forecasting of a recession makes for slow inflation and a stronger job market. reggie: fans lined up for

merchandise at 5:23 in the morning prevent tailors with -- taylor's merchandise. they will be out there for a while. because the trucks open at 10:00. drew: today is the coolest day that we have this week. get out and enjoy the below average temperatures. when gusting this afternoon. jobina: the chp has given a different location for the crash we just mentioned in the bay. it is pretty much in the same spot southbound 101 before sierra point parkway we have two lanes blocked. kumasi: number seven, it is not delivery, it is pizza from the vending machine. the giorno is testing of p the vending machine in colorado and ohio. you can get a 10 inch cheese and pepperoni in about three minutes. it is only nine dollars. in the north bay, the prison is being in a process of

transforming. this is part of governor newsom's plan to turn it into a rehab facility. educational programs are underway, and they focused on things like owning and audio engineering. people can get certifications for drug and alcohol counseling. we spoke with one man said he feels lucky because the programs have a long wait list. >> we are learning how to code websites. this is one example of a website i built over the course of the best -- past couple weeks. kumasi: he says people are trying to learn new skills so they can get a second chance when they are released. they set aside $380 million to invest in new buildings and training. reggie: the santa clara county fair is back in -- for the first time in three years. they are hoping for a big turnout. the animals, amusement rides, and who'd is in place. you cannot forget about the popular fair food and drinks

which include a two kilo bar. they are also getting more than 150 local artist to share the platform. >> this is an opportunity for the entire community to come together and showcase the talent we have. reggie: the county occupies the facilities for covid-19 and monkeypox vaccines in late june. the fair first opened yesterday and it will be open nine days it is the longest off they will be open in 25 years. kumasi: a familiar sighting in downtown san jose and it is back. you know what we are talking about discovery duck. yes, the inflatable iconic duck resting atop of children's discovery museum. it replaced a previous version that had amassed on during the pandemic. abc7news was there as it took its perch. the museum welcome to million visitors since it opened in 1990. reggie: team usa cutting it close at the women's world cup. 5:30 what happened during their

nailbiting match. kumasi: taylor swift coming to the levi's stadium and fans are already lining up for the merchandise. traffic in the south bay expected to be busy over the next couple days. jobina standing by with everything you need to know. reggie: live look outside. right now it is 5:26. >> this is abc 24/7. >> live in san francisco. >> live in concord. >> live in oakland. >> you're watching abc7news live. >> we are, we are, we a are, we are. >> where you are. >> download our abc

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and worse, san francisco is changing its look. we see businesses closing up shop and they agreed to painting an optimistic picture of where the city is headed. kumasi: 100 cases under review a san francisco officer under investigation for inappropriate behavior. reggie: the highly anticipated tailors with tourism the area. when you can get your hands on merchandise this morning. if you are not already lined up, go do it. kumasi: good morning everybody it is thursday, almost friday, july 27. reggie: we check in with drew tuma, who is in his weather era. drew: you want to line up early this morning. we have clear skies of above. we have fog on the coast this morning. take a look at temperatures similar to where we started yesterday made for these low 60's. 68 -- 58 san rosa. a light layer of fog out there

this afternoon and we have a breeze picking up later today. you chew weather hour-by-hour we see a lot of sunshine and once the sun comes up in about 35 minutes. that afternoon we have cloud cover on the coast and today temperatures in most spots running a few degrees below average. today is the coolest day we have this week. the breeze will pick up in the onshore flow gusting. keeping temperatures below average. let's check in on traffic. jobina: we are starting with the bay bridge toll plaza. the meter lights are not on yet. i will let you know when they switch over. in san rafael, a live look at 101. a clear ride as well where we do have a problem spot -- a problem spot will be in brisbane south 101 before sierra point earthquake with a crash blocking two lanes. that is it in terms of current conditions. but taylor's

about tay area. reggie: did you just think of that? jobina: i did. reggie: i thought it was a little bit better than swifty clara. you should be in charge. jobina: thank you. you need to give yourself a lot of extra time if you're going to the concert. i don't know about you but i don't want to feel the traffic blues. alright that's all i got for you. yesterday the santa clara police sent out closures for the impact of the concert. the first closure will be 8:00 tomorrow morning from tasman drive -- it will not reopen until after the concert late saturday night, essentially sunday the parking lots are scheduled to open at 2:00 p.m. and the stadium gates open at 4:30. kumasi: a lot of fans of taylor

street are already lined up outside of levi's stadium hoping to get their hands on merchandise before the concert friday and saturday. we are live in santa clara this morning. the truck does not even open until 10:00 this morning but i see people lined up behind you. gloria: yeah. they are already here. you said we are in santa clara but we are and swifty clara is the name of santa clara the next few days. everyone here is so excited about tailors with and her constant -- taylor swift and are concert. fans have been camped out since early this morning and you see the truck in front of them. that is what they are waiting for for the admission -- official merchandise truck to open. it opens at 10:00 a.m. but they have been out here for hours. i had a chance to meet joe gold earlier. here from sacramento. you said you got here at 2:00 in

the morning. why are you out here so long? what are you hoping to get? >> we are one of the last shows and we've been watching it since may. so just the experience with your friends and whatnot. gloria: what do you hope to buy today from the truck? >> the blue crew. i've been wanting that since we saw it from the air is on -- arizona tour. gloria: we've been hearing so much about the concert. it sold out in minute. i've been looking on -- online it tickets and the cheapest one you will get is $700. what do you think it is about taylor swift that everybody is so excited about when it comes to the concert? >> i don't know. i've been listening to her since her first album. i grew up with her and different phases of everyone's life. it doesn't matter what phase you are there is an album for each era of your life.

gloria: thank you so much. when you're ready you've got your blanket. >> i've been here since 2:00 a.m. and as i mentioned it is a little colder now but we are here for the fun. gloria: you have your chair and everything else. good luck today. they moved everybody before the live shot. they were on the sidewalk and they move them over here in front of where the truck is. it is so interesting when we first got here because there were people out here with air mattresses all set up because people have been here so long. now can everybody is in the line getting ready for of a truck to open. a reminder, if you do not have a ticket for the concert they do not want you to be out here no taylorgaiting they do not want the crowds to get overwhelming. and they remind everybody there will be a lot of traffic out here friday and latter-day for the concert. keep that in mind and

transit if you can. we will be out here all morning long talking to the fans. abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you. alright, if you got a ticket and you're headed to either one of the concerts, get your phone and scan the qr code on your screen because we know the experience is more than the concert. we put together a webpage with everything you need to know before the show like public transit and the weather forecast to make sure you're out it is right and what you can and cannot bring. reggie: we've been talking a lot about the state of san francisco. some flagship is mrs. have closed or read ranted -- rebranded. many storefronts have been boarded up despite the changes mayor london breed says there is still demand. we caught up with the mayor to talk about the future of the city. >> this is a site nobody likes to see. movers taking items out of what was just weeks ago before its closure the old navy store on market street in san francisco.

westfield shopping mall signage taken down in recent days mall operator. and as twitter took down there signed by a branding revamp. changing the look one noticed by tourists. >> as i walked the streets here in san francisco it's very sad. >> leslie who once spent time in the presidio as an army nurse is visiting from north carolina. >> it is a catastrophic feeling. when i walked the streets i see in one city block out of five buildings may be are still alive. >> from a personal standpoint i was inside of the johnston murphy union square three weeks ago shopping, now the sign says we are close. the san francisco mayor says there are companies looking to come to san francisco. >> we have 10 ai companies looking for 800,000 square feet of space in san francisco.

we've got a lot of things happening. >> the women's world cup viewing party wednesday night san francisco mayor london breed reference the challenges the city dealt with after the double deck of bergen arrow freeway was damaged in 1980 and nine in the earthquake. >> look at this space and how we took a tragedy and challenging situation and created an opportunity to bring people together. that is what we doing san francisco. >> it is not all doom and gloom in the city by the bay. world-class attractions like cable cars, quick tower, and alcatraz can only be found here. stores like macy's and apple have stayed, but some say no matter what businesses do, they love san francisco. >> a little leery about coming but we have not experienced anything at all negative, bad, concerning. it's been a great experience. >> the mayor says we are

changing as a city. hoping the change will be attempted and welcomed by the crowd of people that walk this city. abc 7 news. reggie: san francisco has a new budget the mayor hopes will restore the city image as a safe lace. yesterday mayor london breed signed a 14.6 billion dollar budget to law in front of county supervisors. the spending plan it covers money of 220 new police officers this year, also 600 new shelter beds and 400 mental health treatment beds. there are new funds to clean sidewalks that will remove graffiti in commercial areas. it will improve the quality of life for residents and visitors. >> they will see the san francisco streets are clean and safe. they will see that people feel safe in their neighborhoods and communities. reggie: the budget also includes tax incentive for struggling downtown businesses in a plan to recruit new businesses to fill empty san francisco offices. kumasi: home abbot -- homeless

advocates say they are defying -- san francisco is defying a band for homeless people -- the judge issued an emergency order back in december. they plan to discuss this issue at a hearing in two weeks. the judge has been asked to appoint a monitor to oversee compliance with the order. many on house people have refuse shelter before the items were removed. san francisco prosecutors are reviewing at least 100 32 active cases involving a police officer accused of having an inappropriate relationship with an informant. according to the san francisco pro -- chronicle -- hayes is -- involved in a bust of fentanyl dealers. eight cases were dismissed in alameda county. hayes was taken off the streets this month over this investigation. reggie: there will be a public

safety meeting in oakland. organizers say they are concerned about this because they think it may turn lyrical when the intention is to get the public to understand policy. visit comes after -- visit comes after a recall earlier this month to force price out of office. this is at 6:00 at the presbyterian church. kumasi: the master plan to launch a program in soccer team in front of the team usa crowd. reggie: who wants to go to the pool and play mermaid? apparently a lot of people. up next a trend known as mercore [laughter] ok. that is a lot, drew. that's a lot. drew: i mean, would you look good in tailfins? reggie: i would likely drown. i don't know how these people are doing it. drew: we will find out in a

moment. we have the bay bridge with patchy fog up above. it is a breezy afternoon and we also find cooler temperatures later today. today is the coolest day we have this week. sun comes up at 6:09 less than 30 minutes from now. it is a mostly sunny afternoon starting in the 50's and 60's. an onshore breeze is strengthening later today gusting 15-30 miles per hour. it will keep temperatures a few degrees below their average visit time of year with the 70's and 80's away from the coast. 66 richmond, 64 in the city, you need an extra layer much of the day today. 84 concord, 87 napa. the santa clara county fair today if you're headed to the fairgrounds we find temperatures in that afternoon upper 70's. a lot of sunshine in the sunset

after 8:00 p.m.. and the fair closes and temperatures cool into the 50's. three day forecast breezy and cool today but we see temperatures move down ait and then the warming continues.

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reggikumasi: team usa but it was not a complete loss either. netherlands scored first in the 17 minute and then the usa responded in the 62nd minute with a goal. they are tied at 1-1. they both have four points. soccer fever is growing in the

bay area. especially women soccer. reggie: superstars teamed up to celebrate the new pros tort -- pro team. we were there and we have the latest on that. >> happy to see everyone. go women's national team. >> soccer legends and natives these two are proud to bring professional women soccer to the day -- to the bay. >> you will see little boys and girls know a world where professional women sports did not exist. >> this is a partnership a few years in the making with the san jose earthquake. >> the women's game continues to explode. they produced amazing teams and now it is time to do the same thing on a professional level. >> hundreds of families attended a watch party wednesday night on the grass of the park to see the u.s. women's national team and take on the netherlands and the world cup.

before the match, it is connected with fans. >> we cannot deny young girls this pathway to whatever it is they want to be doctors, lawyers, moms, librarians, owners of a team, players of a team. we cannot deny them that. >> 35% of women's national teams have bay area ties. other founders want to continue the trend and make it bitter -- bigger. >> we contribute to the success of women outside of the lines of the game. >> they had to prove their place on the team and now the national team players are inspiring others to dream big. >> i love the founders are here and they show up there is access to the people who brought women's soccer to the bay. they made this or popular in the first place. >> i've never been to a better place for soccer football. >> this will kickoff in paypal part in march of next year.

abc 7 news. reggie: in today's gma first look more on the unpleasant encounters between tourists and wild animals. when will it stop? >> in this morning's gnma first look, -- gma, first look close encounters with wildlife this summer. this moment in the cove in san diego. the latest example of tourists behaving badly. often with the sake of a selfie. >> [indiscernible] they have people [indiscernible] >> another sea lion dashes out of the water and darts toward the crowd. prompting everyone to run. males sea lions can reach up to seven feet in length and weigh up to 750 pounds. they are capable of reaching 25 miles per hour on land. coming up at 7:00 a.m. what

while -- wildlife officials are saying about the encounters. with your gma first look. reggie: as barbie dominated the box office in its opening weekend mattel is already landing a holiday takeover in an earnings call. the company ceo said the toymaker has locked in 165 partnerships related to the barbie movie. mattel released a new collection of toys tied to the movie last month. the product sold out. the company lands to release more items in time for the holidays. kumasi: mermaids have become a multimillion dollar industry. you remember abc 7 parent company dizzy release the -- disney released the live action movie the little mermaid earlier this year and now people all -- people of all ages are dressing up as mermaids. some people are doing it is fun and others make it as a career. they make appearances at event and they sell mermaid events.

drew: what did they do? kumasi: she comes to events and does that. drew: oh like in the water? kumasi: i don't know about in the water but maybe if you have a pool are something. drew: wow. jobina: there is this group sacramento that made this. drew: yes. why is our algorithm the same? jobina: it has people swimming around you at the bar. it looks really cool i'm going to find it. drew: it is fascinating. reggie: have you seen the kids doing it with the mermaid tails and some places band it? -- ban it. jobina: oh. reggie: it is kind of a hazard because if you get caught in the water. it is hard to move.

drew: kiddos. reggie: [laughter] i want the children to be safe in the water. jobina: but playing is a mermaid in the pool. drew: my nieces and nephews still. reggie: ok let's apply some sunblock. jobina: [laughter] reggie: you wait to go back in the pool. jobina: with the mermaids. drew: let's move on. i will still do that i will eat and then go swimming and that is a mistake. this morning we have coastal clouds and it is breezy in spots this morning. it is gusty and cooler this afternoon especially inland. then we have a minor rebound in temperatures headed into the weekend. there is no warming on the seven-day forecast. 24 concord, 23 fairfield. the strongest wind right now you can see the onshore flow making its way from the delta bringing a cooler afternoon later today.

by 4:00 the wind will strengthen and we likely see wind gusts over 30 miles per hour. a breezy afternoon we temperatures below average. is the coolest day we have all week today. and we usher in a bit of a warming trend as we head into the today we find the temperatures mainly in the 60's and 70's from the city to oakland and san jose. 85 in antioch. -- 87 in antioch. overnight we have the breeze more patchy in nature. we fall into the 50's. here's the seven-day forecast. you will find cooler breezy conditions today. we have a minor rebound as we head into the weekend with low and mid 90's and the warmest spots by early next week we find a cool pattern regaining strength again

by tuesday and wednesday below average. jobina: good morning everybody. we will zoom in to san mateo right now we are following a crash that is not appearing to cause a slow down but it is northbound 101 to the eastbound 92 connector ramp. if you're traveling that direction heads up to you. metering lights did turn on in the day bridge toll plaza area. it is is sure staying the chp -- interesting the chp issued a fog warning for the golden gate bridge this morning. but the warning as they are. antioch to concord 22 minutes. reggie: i'm looking at pictures of kumasi's friend who is a mermaid. kumasi: she really is a mermaid. reggie: it really is a lot. it is very interesting. the popular flight at 6:00, from sfo it is about to fly away. kumasi: a multi-decade industry potentially uncovered on uso --

reggie: aliens and their spacecraft is -- exist and lawmakers are covering it up. that was the capital protest recently. jobina: one saying that may be concealing alien lifeforms. david gresh appeared alongside two fighter pilots who reported seeing ufos. they say the u.s. has been aware of this for nearly a century. this is the latest of a conversation surrounding uap's from the governor's term --

government's term of ufo. those in washington are concerned that sightings like these from fighter pilots could be tied to america's foreign abbess aries. they claim that -- foreign abbess aries but they claim that not all of the encounters have been of this earth. >> we have a bodies of a pilot of this craft? >> biologics came with some of the recoveries. >> where they human or nonhuman biologics? >> nonhuman and that was the assessment of the people with the program i spoke with. >> they did not cite evidence supporting his allegations he claims that information is classified. the pentagon denies this. republicans and democrats are pushing for more transparency from the they say if they are from earth or not this could pose a national security risk. drew: i love that we have so much going on in the world and we are like yeah, ok, great. we have other things we have to get to this week.

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