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deployed to help with public safety issues now. some say it will help keep the city safer but not everybody agrees. >> beyoncé show is less than one month away but a ticket pricing plan has some when the not as hornets. reggie: it could be pronounced bay, but also beehive. drew: either way. >> i apologize. drew: you are ok. >> do not come after me. reggie: i consider myself swarm adjacent. i don't think i deserve -- i don't know. i have not seen her live. as soon as i see her live in a couple of weeks, i will be a member of the beehive. i have never seen her live. drew: wow. reggie: you saw. the on the run tour. drew: formation. >> so you are a member.

drew: good morning. a breezy start to the day, helping to mix out the fog early. cloudy over the city and in the east bay. we do not have as much cloud cover. look at that guest at sfo. the winds pick up as the day rolls on. here is a live look from our tam cam facing south. it is pretty clear across much of marin county. as you head south, cloudy over the city. we have fog in the east bay, and this is how the day shapes up. a blend of sunshine and clouds. breezy this afternoon and temperatures below average this time of the year. let's check on the traffic. sue: good morning. a couple of incidents at the bay bridge. an accident after the metering lights, clear to the shoulder. metering lights are on. a minor delay. not even back to the over crossings. there is the drive time from hercules to the corridor to san

francisco, 35 minutes. reports of a stall on the san francisco side, exiting at fifth and seeing a little slowing across the western span. make sure you give yourself a little extra time this morning. it is pretty moderate for this thursday. >> developing news out of san pablo, a hazmat situation forced people from their homes for more than 12 hours now as police, firefighters, hazmat specialists and a bomb squad worked to clear out dangerous material. you can see that area on the map between giant road, miner avenue, 11th street, and lena howland is live in san pablo this morning with the latest. lena: good morning. first responders have been on scene since 2:00 in the afternoon yesterday. as you can see behind me, they are still on scene right now 16 hours later, and they originally

responded to this as a gas leak. when i got here, firefighters, police and hazardous materials experts found questionable materials in the backyard shed of a house along into a former chemist. no word on what they are. fire officials said it was found in a number of containers, and the material is believed to be unstable. yesterday afternoon, our camera crew witnessed the bomb squad owing to work. resolving the situation may take some time, which is why evacuations are still in place. >> identifying the fluids or materials in those containers and proper containment and transport from the area in which they were found. they were found in an area where they were not stable, and could not and should not exist in the residential area. there are residents asked u.s. 20 feet from that actual shed -- residents as few as 20 feet from the actual shed.

lena: here is a map of the evacuation zone, it covers a block in each direction of the house. residents are told to go to the contra costa community college gym. the last update from officials was that this area is considered a hot zone. they plan to be out here investigating until midnight. but crews are still on scene at the hour.a moment ago. officials arrived from the bomb squad on scene. as soon as we get more information, we will bring it to you live. lena howland, abc 7. news reggie: new developments in oakland, chp officers will be deployed to help address safety issues. interstate 880 is one freeway where we have seen shootings recently. in july, a boy was badly hurt, shooting on 580. the violence has led to residents convert outside help. last week, we were at a town hall meeting with oakland police and alameda county d.a.. the calls were loud and clear.

the exchange happened as police responded to how they respond to some crimes. >> we see a stolen car, we cannot chase for either one. at the end of the day, they just go. we are very fortunate at times -- yes, sir. i understand, but my officers will not break policy. we just cannot. [shouting] reggie: the man in the red was saying that he wanted the highway patrol to come and help, and that is actually happening. the mayor asked for help from chp, and governor newsom granted it. the city will also get license plate readers. not everybody agrees more policing is the answer. >> if our elected officials are serious about public safety, then we need to address the things we are pushing people -- these that are pushing people into the underground economy. we need to address lack of

housing, jobs, and until we do that and seriously, i do not care how many police important oakland -- police you poor into oakland. reggie: it is unclear when they will be in oakland. amanda: new details on that massive fire in the hayes valley neighborhood. the fire broke out on oak street on tuesday morning. abc 7 learned from san francisco city data that there have been nearly three dozen calls to the fire department for outdoor fires along the hayes valley and octavia corridor this year alone. the president of the neighborhood association says she has alerted city leaders multiple times. these pictures show a fire at the construction site in january. >> there was a fire somebody started to keep warm under the scaffolding of that construction site. amanda: the supervisor received her letter and says it was "elevated to different city departments."

mayor london breed responded to the concerns on social media saying in part, we are working to address these encampments, but we are under a federal injunction that limits our ability to move tents, even when people review shelter." reggie: the trial date is set for the date for the man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband. he is accused of breaking into their home in san francisco in october. his attorneys asked the judge if they could get access to the home to inspect the crime scene. the government prosecutors pushed back, calling this an extreme violation of privacy. the judge said she probably will not decide on that until next week. paul pelosi is still recovering from the attack. >> he is coming along. it will take him a couple more months but thank you for asking. i said more people are praying for you and the world, so you have to get better. reggie: the federal trial is set to start november 9. help casey is expected to test it -- paul pelosi is expected to testify. amanda: still to come, the

prevention program to get people off the south bay seem to be working. we will look at how effective it has been so far. reggie: limiting screen time in a country where kids could be held at just two hours a day. drew:i 6:08. am drew tuma. we are in store for another breezy afternoon. temperatures are cool for august. the start of the month has been below average. that is no different today. however, warmer weather moves in

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reggie: a delta airlines returns after the left tires blew out. passengers were forced to evacuate using emergency slides. it woman on board told abc 7 news that one tire popped and

another shredded when it landed, causing it to skid on the runway. they said it happened when the plane made a hard landing at the atlanta international airport. one person was hurt out of nearly 200 passengers. drew: 6:11 on a breezy morning in spots. that is helping to eliminate fog in some areas, not nearly as cloudy of a start as yesterday. that fog is pretty thick right now. really foggy and parts of the east bay. wayne's pick up rolls on. wind gusts by 4:00 p.m. will likely see areas in excess of 30 miles-per-hour. and the onshore flow will keep temperatures below average this time of the year. future weather showing you fog is persistent over the city today and over the east bay, like alameda but away from the coast. we will see a lot of sunshine. temperatures in some spots more than 10 degrees below average. the three day forecast shows you tomorrow things start to change

with a warming trend and then it gets hot inland to start out the weekend. as take a look at how long the hot weather will stick around with the seven-day in a few minutes. reggie: still to come, celebrating the the bay area bathroom up for best in the country. the high profile officials calling on taylor swift to postpone the rest of her tour in california. will become an improv legend. that's why he's preparing for it now with health tips and wellness tools from aarp. to help make sure his health lives as long as he does. the younger you are, the more you need aarp. all right, here we go. the sheriff is here. that's me. i'm the sheriff.

we're going to do things the old school way, the tried and true football way. boring! i mean, the guy gets football, but he just doesn't get us youths. enough was enough. we had to show him how we play. (grunts, cheering) come to find out i'm a natural touchdown dancer. he was terrible. but he had fun. that's what this game's all about. right, that's good, that's good.

reggie: we are hearing from the family of travis king, the american soldier who intentionally crossed from south korea into north korea without authorization last month. >> i really want you to be home. this aim we left, i want you to come back.

>> we will continue to fight for you, and we will not stop until you come home. reggie: his sister says they have not received information about his whereabouts, but they say he is not the type to just disappear. the united nations command says they are in talks with north korea over him, but no details have been released. prevention program to keep families off the streets in the south bay is proving to be effective, according to a new study on the santa clara county homeless prevention system. people can receive financial help with legal matters, medical issues, and other immediate needs. it led to a partnership with researchers at university of notre dame's economic department, where the study found homelessness was reduced in people who received $2000 in assistance. >> we recorded research to follow up with people who got the assistance and people who were not able to access it, and compare what happens to them. by comparing them, you can get a sense of how much of a difference this makes in people's lives. reggie: the research can be used

as a model for communities in the bay area and beyond, they say. chinese officials want to limit the amount of time children spend on their screens. it would require all mobile devices, apps, and app stores to have a built in minor mode. that means no screen time from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. children between 16 to 18 would only be able to use the internet for two hours a day, and if you are in between eight or 15, you only get one hour. kids under eight would be allowed 40 minutes a day. amanda: california's lieutenant governor and other leaders are urging taylor swift to postpone her los angeles concerts, set to begin today. they're asking her to stand in solidarity with hotel workers on strike. some hotels are doubling or tripling charges because of the concert while hotel workers fight for a living wage. swift just wrapped up her bay

area tour and is getting ready to perform six sold-out shows that sofi stadium. reggie: some beyoncé fans are criticizing the artist for selling listening only tickets to her artist on store -- her renaissance tour. ♪ reggie: this will not be your view. you will not have a view. [laughter] for as low as $150, your seats will be behind her stage. it was not until american leg of thes tour that fans noticed they could buy the tickets. some are angry at how much they cost and you don't even get to see her. one of them says she is detached from reality, well, then, do not buy the ticket. amanda: there will be so many other people who say $150? that is a bargain. reggie: i don't hate it. look, i do not need to talk about how much my tickets are, but i will be in the nosebleeds, and it was the most i have ever paid for a concert. so hundred $50 to hear it?

i could be down -- $150 to hear it? i could be down. amanda: where are the visuals? reggie: there are no visuals. amanda: i am not missing out on anything. sue: it should put a big screen out so at least that is what you can see. reggie: but that is what my ticket is, sue. sue: that is true. reggie: then there is no difference. sue: at your. reggie: honestly. amanda: how's the weather up there? sue: get the binoculars. reggie: it could be beyoncé or it could be 10 other women. i don't know. drew: you could wander levi's get your concession, so you could still be peaking in and out. you are not totally confined, so maybe your entrance ticket is just a much lower. reggie: unless they have non-lockdown. amanda: $150, you will not move. drew: like this is the airline, can we see your beyoncé ticket?

you cannot have concession, no bag. amanda: just and there and listen. reggie: and don't even look. [laughter] drew: here is santa cruz. a lovely picture on the coast this morning. we have limited fog from this vantage point. as you head north along the coast, we have fog over the city. foggy in parts of the east this morning. breezy and cooler than average afternoon with 70's mainly in the south bay. along the peninsula, 60's, 50's hedingham coast a lot of cloud cover -- 50's if you are heading coast side. we are fighting the fog much of the day. temperatures in the 50's and low 60's. in the north bay, it is cool but comfortable this time of year. 70's and low 80's. the coast heading into the 60's from bodega bay later on. 60's and low 70's into the east bay.

breezy was partly cloudy conditions. inland more than 10 degrees below average and mid-70's to low 80's with a lot of sunshine. overnight tonight, fog redeveloped with coastal drizzle likely end 50's. future trak temperatures, heat returns friday but ramps up into the weekend. saturday and sunday will find the hottest temperatures. inland we are above 100 degrees in spots. looking nice for stern grove festival this sunday. increasing sunshine throughout the afternoon and increasing whens and temperatures by 4:00 p.m., in the mid-60's. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. breezy today, warming tomorrow, hot inland saturday and sunday, but it is short-lived before breezy and cooler conditions turn early next week. sue: let's take a look at your drive southbound on 101 past the northgate mall in san rafael. no problems by the civic center and through marin.

a look at the beautiful golden gate bridge as you come across to waldo grade. no fog, just wispy clouds. it is just a beautiful morning. you can see the flag moving there. it has been a little windy and breezy today. we have a wind advisory on the altamont pass. here at the golden gate, four lanes southbound moving well. amanda: thank you. let's turn to ginger zee, live with a look at what is coming up on "gma." ginger: it is nice to be with everybody. coming up, the latest on the story you have followed, former president trump will be arraigned in a few hours on a new felony charges that he knowingly lied about the validity of the 2020 election to stay in power. we have full coverage of what he will face today. and the high heat and gas prices. the link between soaring temperatures and rising costs. his relief on the way?and a new battle on the drug

s used for weight loss. what some patients say about alleged side effects. and that beats under the streets. some of new york's best subway performers join us to compete live. tori johnson is here with skincare deals and steals, all 50% off. reggie: that is a cool idea, to have the per i love that. ginger: and it is so good. reggie: great exposure for them, so hopefully this leads to bigger and better things. i love it. we will be watching at 7:00 a.m. thank you. before you were preventing migraine with qulipta®? remember the pain? cancelled plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine.

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amanda: bash for an iconic part of san francisco history. cable cars rolled through the streets 150 years ago. city officials threw the landmark a birthday party yesterday. people were invited to address in their best 1800s attire and the cable cars were aligned with

flowers. >> alright, let's celebrate 150 years of cable cars in san francisco! [applause] [bellringing] amanda: the city is offering a daily pass to use the cable car for five dollars. that deal is good through the end of the year. the next time you have game at oracle park, you will not have to leave your seat. they are launching a new partnership withuber elites that allows you to have food delivered to your seats from the concessions. until now, you could use your phone to order but you still have to walk to the concessions. oracle park is the first to offer it along the west coast and the first of all major stadiums to offer it through uber eats. a loo is in line to be the best bathroom in the country. maybe you have been here at el

rio. it has ada acces dolls, and vibrant yellow tiles in a black and white wave design. other restrooms in the bar have brightly colored and pattern tile or it is running against other bathrooms across the country. next at 6:30, the north bay community on edge after sightings of a yet to be captured mountain lion. newly retired tom brady is returning to professional sports. his announcement about his future. let's take a live look outside. 626 time on this thursday. we will be right back.

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escapes a cell in an oregon garage and calls for help. it turns out her alleged kidnap has bay area ties. we are digging into the case and the suspect' pasts as the fbi believes there may be more victims. amanda: for the third time in six months, former president trump will face a judge after an historic indictment. we are live in d.c. outside the court house. reggie: the california drag queen who finds herself with the best-selling album on the christian music chart. plot twist. amanda: good morning. it is. thursday, august 3 beautiful day it looks like. the sun is coming out. drew: if you let cooler weather, people are enjoying the pattern. it is breezy this morning. that is one change compared to yesterday. the winds have already picked up, helping to keep the fog confined to fewer cities this morning then yesterday. quite foggy over the city, parts of the east bay.

here is a live look at sfo with cloud cover. a mix of sun and clouds throughout the morning. the afternoon is broader like yesterday but breezy once again. onshore flow gusting over 30 miles an hour. temperatures below average for the third day this month. 60's and 70's away from the coast. sue: we are going to the b bridge for the metering lights. they were turned on about one hour or so ago, and you are stacked up to the 880 over crossing. we had an earlier accident that is cleared out of lanes and a stall on the san francisco side that is cleared. you may find residual traffic. there is your drive team from -- drive time from hercules to san francisco. 54 bart trains running on time this morning. muni looking good. a stray number one arrived in san jose. a sick train number three is coming into the vasco station on time this morning. -- chase train ace --

trained one arrived in san jose. reggie: president trump will face a judge today. barriers are outside the d.c. courthouse ahead of former president trump's arraignment. em? em: good morning. security is tight at the courthouse. i have not seen or heard many protesters as i did indictments like miami and new york, but that could change throughout the day. this is the third indictment against former president trump as he takes a new turn in the white house. this morning around the federal courthouse in washington, metal barricades went up, all in preparation for donald trump's first court appearance. the former president facing new criminal charges that he tried to overturn the 2020 election results even though he knew he lost. >> since the attack on our capitol, the department of

justice has remained committed to ensuring accountability for those criminally responsible for having that day. em: today, expected road closures and heightened law enforcement presence. the secret service working with metropolitan police, capitol police, and other agencies, telling abc news that they are confident they can ensure the highest level of safety and security for the former president. >> he will be processed, indicted on charges against him, plead not guilty. defraud the united states and conspiracy against rights. the indictment handed down tuesday, accusing trump of pressuring his former vice president mike pence to reject legitimate votes on january 6. his attorney on cnn arguing that his client's request was not criminal. >> final ascii made to vice president -- the final request he made was to pause the voting. >> he did not just ask for a

pause. the president specifically asked me, and his gaggle of crackpot lawyers, asked me to literally reject the votes. em: the obama appointed judge tanya chutkan will preside over the case, and has handed down some of the toughest sentences so far to january 6 rioters. the former president slamming it as election interference. trump did have the the option to come here to the arraignment today virtually, but he decided not to. he will be here in person in the next seven hours or so and digitally fingerprinted and a mugshot is not expected. reggie: thank you. abc news will have live coverage of his court appearance around noon today. you can watch it here on abc 7 and wherever you stream us. amanda: this morning, the fbi is looking for more possible victims of a man they say

kidnapped a woman in seattle and held her in a makeshift excel in his southern oregon home -- cell in his southern oregon home. she made a daring escape and has bay area ties. ryan curry has the story that is getting attention across the country. ryan: good morning. details coming out of the case are hard to believe. the fbi said this case is alarming even the most seasoned investigators. you are looking at what the fbi says is a homemade cinderblock cell, where agents believe the 29-year-old suspect used it to lock up a woman he kidnapped in seattle. at a press conference wednesday, they say he drove 450 miles to klamath falls, oregon, and they say the woman was shackled and sexually assaulted prior to escaping. she was able to wave down a driver, who called 911. fbi investigators say the suspect lived in oakland from 2012 to 2018 but in the last

decade, he lived in 10 states. they say he is connected to other sexual assault cases. >> according to the complaint, the woman fought for her life, beating the doors in the walls of the cell with bloody hands. to date, the suspect has been linked to four sexual assault and four other states and we believe there may be more victims. ryan: the fbi says he had several different methods to gain control of victims, including drugging their drinks, pretending to be a police officer, soliciting the work of sex officers and then violently assaulting them. they say charges. they say anyone with information is asked to contact them. amanda: thank you. developing news. reggie: a san pablo neighborhood

is evacuated as authorities deal with the hazmat situation in a backyard shed, and it started yesterday morning off of giant highway and may not wrap up for hours. abc 7's lena howland is live with brand-new information. lena: that is right i just spoke with officials from the contra costa county fire department who are helping assisting with the investigation. they said their cruiser back on scene, including the bomb squad. they arrived around 6:00 to start processing this scene, and they still do not have an estimated time of reopening this area. that is the latest information we have heard from fire officials in san pablo. this call originally came in yesterday afternoon around 2:00 as a gas leak, but when first responders showed up, they found questionable materials in the backyard shed of the house, which they learned belongs to a

former chemist. there are neighbors who live sb west 20 feet from the shed. fire officials say the questionable material was found in a number of containers and the material is believed to be unstable. at last check, they were not sure what it was yet. >> they all have been found in various containers, at various stages of degradation, so they are unstable. we are trying to manage the situation at this point and disposed of safely. lena: we are the situation may take some time, which is why these evacuations are still in place. here is a map of the evacuation zone that covers a block in each direction around the house with hazardous material. they are told to go to the contra costa community college gym. they were worried this could take upwards of 24 hours to get this resolved. we have learned that cruiser back on scene right now

processing the scene, and we have learned that the bomb squad is also here. in san pablo, lena howland, abc 7. amanda: in the east bay, oakland police are investigating after a car plowed into a 7-eleven overnight at the store on 23rd avenue. merchandise was seen scattered outside the parking no word if anybody was hurt. we reached out to oakland pd for an update and will bring you new information as soon as we get it. san francisco city leaders will share more information about safety priorities in the tenderloin. san francisco da brooks jenkins and the police chief william scott will hold the town hall. you can attend the event for free but you are asked to register online first. it begins at 6:00 p.m. at saint anthony foundation. reggie: multiple people are under arrest following a human trafficking stint in the east bay. fbi shared video of agents in action on operation cross-country, along with local law enforcement.

the contra costa human trafficking task force made two arrests and recovered one child as part of the speed. it got its start in the bay area more than one decade ago before going nationwide. >> there are kids that are living in our communities, on our streets, and they are not for sale. the fbi and our partners will continue to focus our efforts on protecting the most vulnerable members of society here at home and across the country. reggie: a total of nine suspects are in custody and more could face charges. amanda: the staff at a new high school in oakland, set to open for the first time next month, is scrambling after being hit by burglars. it happened over the weekend at an independent high school in east oakland serving gang impacted youth. the thieves stole eight laptops, several projectors and microphones. despite losing up to $8,000 of property, staffers are staying focused on the bigger mission. >> we are starting off with 30

ninth graders in the fall. regardless if we have laptops or not. we will figure out a way to make it happen because at the end of the day, they are expecting us and we cannot be another group of people who let them down. amanda: in addition to the theft, the school is also dealing with extra expenses that were not originally in the budget like security cameras. there is a gofundme to help raise money. if you would like to help, you can find a link on our website at abc7news.com. reggie: petaluma police are asking for the public's help finding a mountain lion roaming the city. residents have seen that the cat in the parking lot near kohl's and home2suites hotel. if you see the mountain lion, call 911. still to come, lizzo makes her first statement about what's she -- what she is calling false harassment claims against her. amanda: you are looking at the big board at the new york stock exchange. and update on the markets next. reggie: how much money the

average american believes they need to retire. stick with us for abc 7 at 7:00 on our bay area streaming up. we are alive every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. download the app and stream. drew: 6:41. here is the view from our exploratorium camera, showing you cloudy conditions. it is not as foggy as you are this time yesterday. we have clear skies and the south bay and parts of the north bay but it is going to be a cool august across the entire region. our daytime highs are in the 60's and 70's for the most part. we are anywhere from three degrees to 10 degrees below average once again. here is when gusts, showing you we have winds intensifying this afternoon with gusts over 30 miles-per-hour at times. fog is hanging tough across the city for much of the morning and parts of the east bay shoreline. fog will be in place throughout the afternoon. temperatures in the 60's and

70's around the bay shoreline at 4:00 to 5:00 and upper 70's to 80's later today. temperatures below average and breezy this afternoon. tomorrow warmer weather moves in and the heat intensifies to start out the weekend. even hotter on sunday. we will show you

amanda: new this morning, lizzo was responding for the first time since three of her former dancers accused her of harassment and creating a hostile work environment. she said, "my work ethic, morals and respectfulness have been questioned. usually i choose not to respond to false allegations, but these are as unbelievable as they sound and too outrageous not to be addressed." she says the allegations come from former employees who

publicly admitted their behavior on tour was unprofessional. two tennessee lawmakers are hoping to retain their seats in special elections. justin pearson a justin jones, an oakland native, were ousted by republican numbers at the legislature earlier this year after disrupting a meeting to rally for gun reform. both were reinstated in their districts to serve but mustwin a special election, which is today, to serve the rest of their terms. gloria johnson also based an expulsion vote but was not ousted. reggie: a new legal fight over the popular drugs used for weight loss. the manufacturers face a lawsuit over alleged side effects. one woman says she lost 150 pounds but claims the manufacturers failed to warn her about the risk of gastroparesis, a condition in which the movement of food out of the stomach slows or even stops.

says so-called stomach paralysis has been seen in isolated cases but not in large studies. >> it is absolutely brutal. patients come in with severe dehydration and electrolyte abnormalities. symptoms are so difficult to control that they have to be admitted to the hospital. reggie: the drugs come with clear warnings of side effects like nausea, vomiting, and a warning about the delay -- this sounds horrible -- gastric emptying. good morning, enjoy your serial. amanda: developing news, sales force is cutting more jobs this time in ireland. according to the irish times, the cuts impact about 50 sales and customer service positions. salesforce employs 2100 people there. earlier this year, they announced plans to eventually shut about 200 jobs in ireland as part of its 10% or 8000 positions.

we are keeping track of tech layoffs because of. the impact on the bay area you can, too, this layoff tracker is on our website, abc7news.com. reggie: now for your morning money report. a new area finds many americans will need to save nearly $1.8 million to retire. the survey finds 62% of workers think inflation is a challenge to saving for a comfortable retirement. most people say having a 401(k) is a must-have benefit when they are offered a job. three out of four say they will turn down a job if they do not offer a plan. the irs is going mostly paperless. the agency says by 2025, americans will be able to file every major tax form online and it will digitize its huge paper catalog.the irs says the change could speed up your tax return by up to four weeks, if for whatever reason you love doing things on paper, you still can. taking a live look at that

n.y.c.e, we are down about 120 points -- new york stock exchange, we are down about 120 points. amanda: tom brady is returning to the sports world but not to the 49ers. he announced overnight that he became a minority owner for british soccer team birmingham city. he will be a chairman of a new advisory board for the team. as minority owner, he will work with it the team on global marketing strategies. he retired this off-season after 23 years in the nfl. he is set to become a game analyst for fox in 2024. reggie: san diego drag performer who goes by the name flamy grant --love it --is on top of the itunes christian albums chart. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ boy, what did you drag me into? ♪ ♪ reggie: in an interview, she said she grew up deeply religious and released her debut album titled "bible belt baby" last year and gained a lot of

exposure this week after conservative x worship leader resized the religious affiliation but grant says she is grateful, queer, and christian people are now embracing her music. that is how you take a lemon and make it into lemonade. drew: for sure. amanda: i need one of those robes in the delivery room. reggie: flamy grant has to be one of my favorite drag names of all time because i an immigrant fan. drew: i know her but i am not very familiar. amanda: same. reggie: she started off in christian roots, but she made the change. sue knows all about this. she made the transition into pop . with her hit " baby, baby" put that on repeat and make it a tiktok. [laughter] drew: golden gate bridge is looking lovely, not nearly as foggy as yesterday but we have dense fog along the coast near half moon bay and some fog and

parts of the east this morning. here's a look at highs today. breezy and the south bay. 70's quite comfortable this time of the year. along the peninsula, 60's but the coast is cooler in the upper 50's. across the city, upper 50's, low 60's. it is one of those days were sunshine, we are fighting cloud cover. the breeze is with us once again.in the north bay, 70's and 80's for the most part. below-average this time of year and bright conditions.in the east, 68 oakland. 65 richmond with good air quality. partly cloudy. inland mid-70's to low 80's. 75 san ramon. overnight tonight, we have patchy cloud cover developing away from the coast. likely coast drizzle around half moon bay and 50's. tomorrow we begin a warming trend. we see temperatures close to average this time of the year. that heat intensifies away from the coast on saturday, more

90's. sunday is the hottest day on the seven-day forecast. you can see there are areas hitting 100 degrees sunday afternoon. thankfully, the next warm spell is short-lived with cooler weather that moves in early next week. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. below average today. we warm up tomorrow. hot inland saturday and sunday but the natural a/c keeping the coast in the 60's. temperatures cool off. by tuesday next week, below average with that breeze in the afternoon. sue: checking brake lights on the san mateo bridge. a lot of slowing go. 20 minutes from 880 across the span, up the high rise towards one-to-one. no stalls or accidents but a lot of folks hiding from the east bay to the peninsula. we checked san jose, reports of an accident at 101 101 at 880. that was a rollover involving two cars at 1 allen rock on northbound01. traffic is looking great, like

southbound and a few cars coming underneath the overpass on the northbound direction. amanda: we are being warned not to eat certain seafood from the san mateo county coast. county health officials are advising people to avoid sport harvested mussels, clams or scallops. tests founds dangerous levels of a toxin which can make people sick and be fatal in some cases. commercially grown mussels from certified companies are not included. this morning is in addition to an annual quarantine on muscles from may 1 through october 31 as a safety precaution due to high levels of toxins. reggie: a bit area bay area staple philz coffee will close after two decades. they made the difficult decision not to renew its lease at that location. current employees will be offered positions among their dozen san francisco locations. the last day is october 16. amanda: a monkey with taste and

indonesia went after a woman's. purse trying to get back was not easy. >> my god, no! get it! i need that person. >> girl! grab it quickly. >> i cannot. amanda: oh my goodness! reggie: do not throw the purse. amanda: the woman was trying to take aslefie when the monkey snatched -- selfie when the woman snatched -- monkey snatched the purse. she tried to get it back with the monkey showed its teeth. she said all she could think about was, he cannot run off with my handbag.she got it back eventually . reggie: do you know how? this sister who was recording this ende up grabbingd the person putting it down her shirt, and then they ran off. and she said, i got your purse girl, it is right here. [laughter] amanda: selfie's come with

consequences when you are around -- oh my gosh -- when you are around these monkeys. they are not playing. reggie: have you been around a bunch of wild monkeys. amanda: i have not. reggie: i have. i do not have anything for them to take. i was literally in a bathing suit in costa rica. i was like, we have got nothing here. amanda: i do not want any trouble. reggie: there are purses down there. [laughter] amanda: you better go. up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: watch our newscasts live and on-demand with the abc 7 bay area connected tv app, apple tv, google tv, fire tv, and roku. download the app and start streaming. amanda: 6:55. we will be right back.

amanda: here are the seven

things to know this morning. number one, former president trump is scheduled to make his first appearance in a washington, d.c., courtroom this afternoon, facing federal charges for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 election. he says he is innocent. abc news will have live coverage around noon. reggie: number two, an evacuation order for people in the san pablo neighborhood after hazardous materials were found in a backyard shed yesterday afternoon. that i commission order is expected to remain until later today as materials . are cleared amanda: number three, take a close look at this man, arrested for kidnapping a woman in seattle and holding her captive in a cinderblock selling oregon. investigators say he lived in multiple places the last decade, including in oakland. they are looking for other possible victims. will be deployed in oakland to help with public safety issues after a number of freeway shootings and violence. the mayor asked for the help. yesterday, the governor granted it. drew: number four, clouds and

sunshine but it is a breezy afternoon. winds gusting later on today in excess of 20 and 30 miles-per-hour. be aware it is another cooler than august afternoon. you can see cloud cover from the exploratorium camera. a live look this morning. sunshine and clouds throughout the morning and a breeze later this afternoon. temperatures are below average once again. we only go into the 60's and 70's away from the coast later today. sue: number six, and we are looking at the bay bridge backup. metering lights have been on since 5:00 this morning. there is your drive time through the 80 corridor from hercules to san francisco. other drive times as you leave this morning, nasty, 580 west to altamont. amanda: number seven, somalia is apologizing after an untrained sprinter to art in the world university games in china. this emollient sports minister has been suspended because of the incident. the woman finished about

10-seconds slower after the winter and did a little skip as she crossed the finish line. [laughter] she was trying her best. drew: she was like, i did it. amanda: could you imagine? drew: it shows you how fast they are. amanda: absolutely. i always thought the olympics should be regular people. reggie: i don't hate this. drew: i don't either, give us a metric of how good they are in every event. just put a regular human in thepool. reggie: have somebody do a marathon that has only done a 5k. drew: have a swimmer who has only counseling one time. reggie: i love it. drew: >> "good morning america," donald trump said to be formally charged for trying to steal the 2020 election. ♪ ♪ >> the former president will be in federal court today to face historic charges set to be