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remaining chemicals today. >> the san francisco d.a. blasts the court saying they are freeing drug dealers adding to the fentanyl crisis. plus -- >> ♪ >> and the moment this little bore here's for the first time with the new hearing aid -- this little boy hears for the first time with new hearing aids. we made it to friday. 6:00, what can we expect today? >> warmer weather and over the weekend, it gets hotter away from the coast. we have switched it over to visibility mode. dishes in the north bay, quarter of a mile, thick fog this morning. half moon bay improving but still 2.5 miles visibility. a light breeze, overcast

we will find sunshine faster this morning compared to yesterday. a warmer afternoon. the warm-up continues for the weekend. let's check in with sue and see how traffic is doing. sue: fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. you can see the fog. you will definitely need windshield wipers across the span. traffic is light, just to make sure you slow down because visibility is limited. very light conditions over the bridge. friday like so far. highway 4 to san francisco on 80 is about 30 minutes. >> thank you. a neighborhood is still under evacuation orders more than 36 hours after he has met situation -- hazmat situation. five thous houses are evacuated.

they have a number of containers to go through and will be back at it this morning. told us they were able to remove about 90% of the explosive chemicals from the backyard of one of these homes behind us. that is how officials were able to end the evacuation order with the exception of at home and four homes surrounding it. we watched yesterday as some families could be seen arriving home immediately after the order was lifted after being away for just under 24 hours. fire officials say they made great progress. we are told investigators processed more than 600 different chemicals and 800 bottles or containers ranging from explosives to acids and more, all found packed in an outdoor storage shed. officials caution saying they still have more work to do this morning and will be focused on

finishing the cleanup today. >> we will not get through them tonight. the products left are not any less dangerous. they are all still pretty dangerous. >> i have a bunch of cats, dogs, kids. but i get it. they want to make sure everybody is safe. reporter: neighbors tell us the man who lived in the home and recently died was very nice. he even told them when he was alive that he was a retired professor who specialized in chemistry, but he was a bit of a hoarder who had to create pathways through his house because he collected so much stuff. officials tell us crews will be back here on site this morning continuing the investigation between 8:00 and 9:00. they hope to remove the final 10% of her many chemicals in that time -- of remaining chemicals in that time. amanda: thanks.

tomorrow, people living in oakland will be able to give their opinions on the qualities that should be considered for a new police chief. it is the first of five public forums. they've been without a police chief since the chief was fired in february. the police commission will select four candidates for the job and send a list to the mayor who will make a final decision. it has been over three months since governor gavin newsom announced the state will step into get drug dealers off the streets of san francisco's tenderloin. people who live there say they still feel unsafe. the saint anthony foundation held a town hall with the san francisco d.a. and police chief yesterday. the social services provider called the meeting because of recent violence in the neighborhood. one local business owner expressed frustration but believes the city can turn in around. >> we have got seniors who

cannot or will not come outside. we have children that cannot play outside anymore. we want our neighborhood back. amanda: d.a. jenkins acknowledged the concerns. she believes the courts are a big part of the problem saying it often let's repeat offenders back on the streets. >> it has taken four open cases. the police have to arrest the same person four times on average before the court will hold them in custody. amanda: police chief scott says they are close to surpassing the number of people arrested in all of last year and we are only in august. reggie: san jose city leaders are proposing an ordinance to ban the un-housed near schools. faculty members say un-housed people with and campus outside the campus have broken into school buildings and stolen things. >> there were a few instances where i would have to walk past

individuals living in the encampments where i would be told rude remarks and comments. >> they are barely making it and try to gather what they can. they are constantly harassed and moved by the city. reggie: they are looking to pass an ordinance that would keep encampments and vehicle dwellings 150 feet from schools. amanda: authorities are investigating a 66-acre brush fire that burned dangerously close to homes in the hills above san jose. get started in the area of clayton road yesterday afternoon and crawled up the eastern foothills in santa clara county. abc 7 spoke to the man who called in the fire and grabbed a garden hose to protect his property. >> i was quite worried. fortunately, i built fire breaks. they prevented the fire from getting close to my house. amanda: fire officials say there

were some evacuations but no structures were damaged and no one was hurt. coming up, the local nonprofit needing volunteers to help the un-housed find shelter. reggie: riders get stuck on a 200-foot roller coaster near the top. yikes. forecast. warmer weather today. the warming trend continues over the weekend. sunday not only the hottest day this week and but the seven-day forecast. we will go

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begin your friday. hour-by-hour, the big take away is the fog will not linger in the east like yesterday. sunshine across oakland. sunshine for the city and people away from the coast. warmer temperature does move in. 66 in the city today. the warmest spot in the upper 80's to lower 90's. reggie: thank you. the insurance company set to let dozens of bay area policies expire in the coming months. and the vaccines approved for children eight months old and younger. as we go to break, a live look outside. it is 6:11. we will be right back. ♪birds flyin' high, you know how i feel.♪ ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪ ♪...you know how i feel.♪ you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting down. ♪it's a new dawn,...♪ ♪...it's a new day,♪ it's time to make a stand.

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reggie: the daughter of california senator i am feinstein has been given power of attorney over the sitting senator. she will help the 90-year-old handle legal batters of relate -- legal battles of her late husband? estate. there are calls for her to resign after mental lapses. she says she will not seek reelection 2024. a health alert. ac/dc panel is recommending a new vaccine for and others. it is the leading cause of hospitalization in infants. the panel is recommending the vaccine for infants under eight months old and 8-19 months old at higher risk. a nonprofit in the mission district is struggling to keep up with the rising number of un-housed people as the number of volunteers continues to go down.

the project provides a place to rest, medical services, meals, housing, and more. the program director says after the pandemic, people stopped volunteering to pass out supplies or help in the shelter. the acts of service make life easier for people like trevor watson. >> going here and having a place to lay down, at night it is hard. here, you can sleep and you don't have to worry about it. reggie: the executive director says she hopes city funding will come through but that could be months from now and there are no guarantees. following the death of angus cloud this week, merrill has gone up already in his hometown of oakland. some of his loved ones collaborated on the design. it has become a gathering place for those who want to pay their respects on park and 19th which is not far from the cloud family home. the actor died on monday. his family has not confirmed the cause of death but did say he

had been coping with mental health issues and struggling with the loss of his father. amanda: taylor swift was not kidding when she said sparks will fly. santa clara city officials have issued fines against the company responsible for her shows because the fireworks were lit past the 11:00 curfew at levi's stadium. the pyrotechnics company faces a penalty of up to $1000 for each night. despite the fine, santa clara police did not receive any noise complaints during either of her concerts. taylor swift is waking up in southern california this morning after opening a sold-out series of shows in l.a. some bay area swifties ended up buying tickets for some of the l.a. shows after mixing up the dates last week. >> i knew the tickets were legitimate. at purchase them through ticketmaster. -- i purchased them through ticketmaster. i looked at my phone and saw

friday. oh, this is not going to be a fun night. amanda: he and his wife showed up saturday. he tells how he decided to make it right for his wife. >> i realized, you know what? for the rest of my life or at least our marriage, depending on how abolong that is, i will have to live with it. i not deal with the guilt. i just have to drop the money and figure out a way to get l.a. one of her best friends is going with her to l.a. amanda: you shelled uout $2800 and you are not even going? >> yeah, but it is for a good cause. amanda: smart husband thinking of the future. she just annou dates in miami, new orleans, indianapolis, and toronto. a one-year-old from pennsylvania loves music after he heard different pitches for the first

time. >> what is he looking at? >> [laughter] >> hi, buddy. amanda: video captured the moment sully heard the new sounds looking around in confusion. he has hearing loss that makes it hard to hear things at higher pitches. thanks to his hearing aids, his mom says he loves dancing to the new sounds. very cute. big hug. sue: i don't know if it is pregnancy hormones. amanda: wonderful, good 4 u. [laughter] drew: a live picture outside. it is gorgeous. the sun coming up already this morning. you can see fog down below. we are in store for a nice day. it is not as windy as yesterday. we have a warming trend on the way. drizzle along the coast. a warming trend gets underway

today. we get hot inland over the weekend. today, we are close to average for this time of year. 70's and 80's in the south bay with sunshine and good air quality. mainly 70's along the peninsula. on the coast, lower 60's. 60 per half moon bay. downtown will hit 66. the fog is not as yesterday. more sunshine across the city. warm today in the north bay. 80's and 90's. in the east bay, we were stuck in the 60's yesterday. today, we will be in the 70's where we should be this time of year. inland 80's to 90's with sunshine and good air quality. dropping into the 50's again and turning mainly cloudy with the marine layer. it is all about the weekend warm up. by saturday afternoon, we have 90's returning in many cities. by sunday, the heat intensifies away from the coast. just like previous warm spells, the coast will stay comfortable

with the natural a.c. in the 60's and 70's. here is the seven-day forecast. warming begins today and continues over the weekend. microclimates in full effect. thankfully, it is short-lived. look how much cooler tuesday. sharply cooler inland. back below average for this time of year. sue: windshield wipers on the golden gate bridge. the fog is right down on the span. it is slowing drivers into san francisco. fortunately, very few drivers coming across at this hour. four lanes in the southbound direction, two lanes northbound. we do have metering lights on at the bay bridge but you cannot tell from this shot. friday light this morning. no or minor delays getting onto the span. a few brake lights on the san francisco side. otherwise, looking good. still slow through oakland with two separate accidents. one car on its side on

southbound 880 near 29th. amanda: let's turn to ginger see what they look at what is coming up on "gma." >> good morning. it is great to be with both of you. we will start with the latest on a story i know you have been following. donald trump pleading not guilty to criminal charges related to trying to overturn the 2020 election. what happens next in the trial and what does it mean for his 2024 campaign? we have all the angles. this is about the heat building even into the southern part of your state. the heat advisories and excessive heat warnings are in place because austin texas is breaking their all-time consecutive 100-plus record and will keep breaking it for the next 10 days or so at least. lizzo response to the allegations by former dancers they faced discrimination, harassment, and body shaming. they are now responding to her message. we are checking out the best back-to-school backpacks.

and they are performing live in our summer concert series. reggie: when you said back to school, it made me think of trapper keepers. was that part of your life? >> yes. definitely, the velcro sound. i don't know that i had the brand name but in the great lakes had their own. i think that is what i had rather than the actual trapper keeper. reggie: it would be like a hot air balloon, a panda. [laughter] >> i would get the plane one and color it and do my own thing to it. i got out the puff paint. amanda: i cannot believe we are talking about getting back to school. if you like summer just happened. reggie: when august comes around, it is over. amanda: sorry, kids. >> my kids do not go back until

after labor day. we have some time. reggie: interesting. amanda: good for your kids. reggie: mead continues to sell trapper keepers and they still look the same. i might get one. >> bring it around with your scripts and it. reggie: put my ipad in there. we will see you at 7:00.

amanda: new at 6:00, bay homeowners with safeco insurance will have to look elsewhere for protection. the company plans to drop more than 950 policies. our media partners report are withdrawing due to earth quake risks and wildfires. they say it will impact about 1%

of homeowners in the state. tonight, the second of three weekends of repaving project begins. it will shut down all wings of eastbound 80. if i could from highway 4 to cummings skyway. we have highlighted the options. caltrans says it takes a whole weekend to repave one lane. the last time caltrans was able to reopen early. for now, the plan is for 80 to shut down at 9:00 tonight and we open at 5:00 monday morning. the near miss between two airplanes at one of the nation's busiest airports. a local church group is stuck in africa after the leader was ousted in a coup.

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. from former president trump after a third indictment. the conditions surrounding his relief and what comes next after the historic day in court. amanda: a north bay community to watch for this wondering mountain lion. reggie: kid string to turn hate into love -- kids trying to turn hate into love after antisemitic players were found in the north bay. amanda: good morning. it is friday, august 4. we made it to the weekend. drew: it is looking lovely. you will feel the warmer air today. a live look outside. a nice looking picture. the sun is up. we have lots of fog below. we keep our eyes on petaluma, santa rosa, in some spots down to a quarter mile visibility. dense fog along the coast.

it is a cloudy view from the rooftop camera at the exploratorium. you will find we have increasing sunshine, not as breezy as yesterday, and brighter across the city and east bay compared to yesterday. sunshine away from the coast. temperatures close to average in the 70's and 80's. even warmer over the weekend. we will preview that in a minute. let's check in on the friday morning commute. sue: let's go to the hotspot, oakland, 880, southbound. accident was a car overturned blocking the left lane. you can still see a lot of traffic slowing northbound and southbound. southbound is backing up towards 980 in oakland. if you're trying to get to the oakland airport, you might want to take 580 two save time. it does not look like it will be clearing in the near future but we will check back with chp

bit. reggie: former president trump pled not guilty to trying to overturn the election. indeed. good morning. it was an intense atmosphere at the courthouse. his fingerprints were taken and his personal information recorded. he was not placed in handcuffs nor was there a mugshot. for the third time, former president trump the criminal defendant in court. -- ordinary scene -- extraordinary scene unfolding as he pled not guilty. special counsel jack on the far left of this sketch, at times looking at trump who at one point stared directly back. officers who defended the

capitol during the riot also in court. >> it is a necessary step on the road to accountability. >> january 6, we knew who directed the attack and mob on to the capitol. reporter: trump charged with four election related felonies, meaning he allegedly tried to stop americans from exercising their right to vote. if convicted on all charges, he could face more than 50 years in prison. >> this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. reporter: trump was released on conditions he not discuss the case with anyone who may be a witness which includes former vice president pence for the indictment says was pressured by trump to reject legitimate electoral votes. cameras are not allowed inside federal courtrooms but some are pushing to change that for his trial. more than a dozen signing this letter to the judiciary

this. trump's next scheduled for august 28. notably, that is just five days after the first republican primary debate. reggie: thank you. amanda: we are tracking developing news out of san pablo where one neighborhood has been forced to evacuate for more than 36 hours. last night, more people near richmond park and giant highway were let back into their homes at five houses on stanton avenue are still evacuated. investigators have a number of containers to go through and will be back at work this morning. reporter: we are told investigators are supposed to be back on site between 8:00 and 9:00 to finish up the methodical process of

removing explosive chemicals from the backyard shed of the home behind me. this comes as four surrounding homes have been away from their homes for two nights. the police captain tells us they were able to remove 90% of the explosives yesterday which investigators believe may have been there for years. that is how officials were finally able to drop the evacuation order for most neighbors after being away for just 24 hours. we spoke with one neighbor who is still evacuated. he says the man who lived in the home recently died and was very nice. he even told them when he was alive he was a retired professor who specialized in chemistry but had some corks. -- quirks. >> he was kind of a hoarder. he had pathways house because he collected so much stuff. >> they processed over 600

different chemicals and 800 containers ranging from explosives to regular chemicals to acids to flammable liquids. reporter: officials still have more work to do this morning and will be focused on finishing the cleanup today. they are hoping to get the remaining 10% of chemicals out safely. when they have removed it all, the neighbors in the four surrounding homes will be allowed back inside after two nights being away. reggie: thank you. in the north bay, a group of girls are turning around what was meant to be a message of hate. a family security camera caught one of the flyers landing in the driveway that was tossed from a passing car. the flyers contain anti-semitic language. they were left on doorsteps in a

marin neighborhood this week. this led to the girls wanted to create posters of love they passed out throughout the neighborhood. >> it made me feel super sad like, why would someone do that? >> we decided we were going to make like flyers that were kind of like the opposite of what they were saying. >> here are some flyers for you. reggie: police are still investigating. the growth plan to take their poster campaign to other areas to spread -- the growth land to take their poster campaign to other areas to spread the love. amanda: the order comes as the country is in the middle of a military coup. the u.s. is suspending counterterrorism operations with the military. troops will remain in place despite the partial evacuation. reggie: thousands have taken to the streets of niger's capital city. they were in favor of the coup

that removed the democratically elected president from power. people traveling with the antioch based church group have been stuck in the country. leaders from the cornerstone christian school say a group of 11 members left july 20. they were there to assist at a community center they built for youth. the military coup forced the borders to shut down leaving the group stranded. the church says they have been in contact but the connection is spotty. >> the communication of what is going on has not been super great. they are in the unknown right now which is a scary place to be. reggie: the church has been working with a congressman and senator feinstein's office who they say has been helpful trying to get the group home. amanda: a coalition of parents, students, and teachers is suing a southern california school board because of its ban on curriculum surrounding gay rights. the temecula valley district voted not to estate endorsed textbooks which included of to

be 2q topics -- lgbtq topics. they say in the right to be free from discrimination. reggie: developing news on sailors arrested on conspiracy charges. both sailors were indicted on separate charges related to spying for china. information to china regarding the u.s. navy ships defense and weapon capabilities. the other from monterey park was indicted on suspicion of conspiracy and receipt of a bribe by public official. they say he received about $15,000 in payments. >> when a soldier or sa ilor chooses cash over country and hands over information and ultimate act of betrayal, we have to be ready to act. reggie: both are set to return

before the cases next week. amanda: u.s. circuit court of appeals will allow a controversy of biden administration asylum policy to continue. it was district court judge. yesterday, the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled to allow the administration to carry out the policy. democrats on the senate judiciary committee want supreme court justice samuel alito to recuse himself from any future legal disputes. the senator's say his recent interview with the wall street journal created an appearance of impropriety with the public. in the interview, he said congress should stay out of the high court's business. reggie: federal prosecutors have filed for sam bankman-fried's

bail to be revoked. they are accusing the former ftx founder of witness tampering. they say he shared excerpts of personal documents to the new york times. she led his alameda research hedge fund and is a witness in the fraud and conspiracy phase. prosecutors believe you delivered lee shared the information to affect the public's perception of her. he is currently staying in palo alto and his parents' home while he awaits trial. the recent domestic airfare is dropping this year. amanda: you are looking at the stock exchange. another update, next. reggie: the state of two college sports programs hang in the balance. stick with us on the streaming app at 7:00 for abc 7 at 7:00. you can download the app now wherever you stream. drew: 6:41.

we have a little bit of fog. we do have sunshine that will break down the fog as you get daytime heating going down. we will see a lot of sunshine today. the air quality be good. it changes over the weekend. we see the warming trend intensify. we have moderate air qua sunday. the winds not nearly as strong as this time yesterday. a lot of spots reporting calm conditions. we expect it to pick up but not as much as yesterday. yesterday, we had wind gusts up to 35 miles an hour. today on the order of 10 to 25 miles an hour. the fog pulled back to the coastline -- the fog pulls back to the coastline. a lot more sunshine in the east ba compared to yesterday. here goes the warming trend.

look at sunday. thankfully,

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reggie: a major shakeup is brewing in college sports with the pac-12 conference. changes to the conference could have a huge impact in the bay area. ryan curry explains. >> there is the possibility the entire conference could dissolve in the near future. multiple schools are considering joining other conferences we pac-12 struggles to land a new media deal for televised games. last year, usc and ucla announced they would join the big ten conference. colorado announced recently they were leaving the pac-12. a subpar media deal would mean a

major loss of revenue to those rooming schools which include stanford and -- to those remaining schools which include stanford and cal. >> we are at the dissolution of the pac-12. i do not know that it cannot be saved. >> we will not see usc and ucla roll into town anymore. we will not see colorado anymore. ryan: yesterday, the arizona board of regents met with the university of arizona and arizona state about them possibly moving the conference. this could have big economic impacts in the bay area. not only are cal and stanford long-time members but the headquarters are in the bay area. hundreds of employees could lose their jobs. amanda: thanks. an oakland native kicked out of

the legislature won back his seat in a special election. he was expelled earlier this year after interrupting proceedings on the floor to protest for more gun control. the protests came following a mass shooting at a nashville school. he coasted to victory getting nearly 80% of the vote. another member kicked out also won back his seat last night. the attempt to expel a third member came up one vote short. the group earned the nickname the tennessee three. reggie: wildlife officials in the north are on the lookout for this cat spotted on home surveillance video yesterday avenue. police lion leave the area and it has not been seen since. amanda: we are learning more about a near miss when two airplanes got dangerously close to each other at boston's logan airport in february.

the ntsb is blaming the pilot of a charter jet who crossed the runway while a jetblue flight was about to land. get forced the jetblue -- it forced the jetblue pilot to quickly climb to avoid catastrophe. the control tower instructed the charter jet two-way but the pilot took off -- two-way but the pilot took off anyway. terrified. >> it was scary. amanda: the charter pilot said he thought he was cleared for takeoff. most new mrs. are caused by -- most near misses are caused by a failure to follow instructions. reggie: domestic airfares going down because more americans are opting for european vacations. they found travelers on domestic flights slid 2% from last year.

transatlantic flights are up 14% during the same time. domestic fares are down below pandemic levels while international affairs -- fairs are up 28%. the market is responding to this morning's jobs report. he is what the stock market looks like right now. we are up about 185 points. amanda: back with its mother after it was stolen from a wildlife park in italy. a welfare officer noticed it was missing when it found a hole in the fence. after authorities were notified, a resident nearby said it found it wrapped in a bag inside a cage, abandoned on the street. the man handed the animal to officers who returned it to its mother.

oh. well. drew: you are getting all the fields today. reggie: what are our trying to do to you? [laughter] amanda: at least it was reunited. don't take wild animals, people. drew: happy ending. if you want warmer weather, you will be happy about that. we have low-level clouds. the sun has risen. dense fog along the coast. in the north bay, coastal drizzle. a warming trend is starting today. a breezy afternoon. not as windy as yesterday. it is harder inland over the weekend. you can see thick fog from santa rosa to petaluma. even half moon bay is seeing a reduction in disability down to three quarters of a mile. we have fog in spots. it will pull back to the coastline.

later today you will feel the warmer air moving in. numbers on your screen or close to average. we will dip into the 50's overnight tonight with the marine layer again. by the weekend, even warmer air moves in. on saturday, more areas away from the coast are getting into the 90's. even hotter on sunday. sunday is the hottest day on the seven-day forecast. areas in the 90's and hitting 100 or higher. however, the coast stays very comfortable with the natural a.c. in the 60's and 70's. the stern grove festival on sunday in san francisco, a breezy but comfortable afternoon in the 60's with partly cloudy conditions in the afternoon. here is the seven-day forecast. a warming trend today that continues over the weekend. sunday, it is hot inland. cool along the coast. we will keep it hot inland on monday but we are sharply cooler with refreshing air on tuesday. sue: let's take a look at the

san mateo bridge. it is a pretty shot. the sun is coming up on the peninsula side of the bridge. traffic is flowing nicely headed westbound. you have a high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge and other bridges and the ultimate -- ultimate pass. we had the accident finally cleared. damage is done in both directions. both directions of 880 are slow. hopefully, recovery soon. reggie: the giants announced a new partnership with the driverless car service. it will become the giant's official patch partner. oracle park will be a hub providing a full fleet to the public, giants fans, and people attending events. hundreds of chargers will be installed making a leader in the ev charging infrastructure.

you can already see the patches on the uniforms. we saw them yesterday in the win over the diamondbacks. amanda: frontier airlines want you to arrive super early. they say check encounters -- check encounters -- check-in counters will close 60 minutes ahead of departure. they will have the strictest check in times per they say it is to make sure your bags get from the counter to the plane without delay. reggie: the first ever drone delivery service is up and running on the islands. the royal mail partnered with the drone service for three islands. the service will deliver up to 13 pounds to royal mail staff on the islands. drone delivery is set to make a difference because the weather angiography has had an impact on

service in the past -- whether and geography has had an impact on service in the past. amanda: the company is using mules to deliver the mail. the packages go out before sunrise to avoid the heat. reggie: please win the jackpot so we can stop talking about it. 1.2 $5 billion is up for grabs -- $$1.25 billion is up for grabs. the jackpot has been rolling along since april. tonight's drawing is at 8:00. amanda: next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch all of our newscasts through the connected tv app. download now and you can start streaming. amanda:. as a live look outside.

it is six: 54 -- we will be right back.

amanda: welcome back. here are the seven things you need to know this morning. an evacuation order in san pablo has been mostly lifted as they

work to remove potentially dangerous chemicals from a backyard shed. they are expected to resume work between 8:00 and 9:00 this morning. reggie: number two, donald trump is due back in court august 28. yesterday, he plead not guilty to charges of trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election. amanda: number three, justin jones won back his seat in the tennessee legislature. special election yesterday. reggie: a major shakeup in college sports that could mean the end of the pac-12 conference that could force cal in stamford to move to another conference that could cost jobs. drew: number five, a live look from the rooftop camera along the embarcadero. quite cloudy from this view. increasing sunshine today.

brighter and warmer afternoon. we get a warming trend underway today. temperatures by 4:00 close to average for this time of year. the warming trend is going to intensify heading into the weekend. by sunday, look at temperatures inland. it is sizzling. 104 in the hottest spots. the coast will stay mid-60's. sue: number six, your friday morning commute. don't be fooled by the minor backup at the metering lights. we had an earlier stall on the san francisco side. still slow north and southbound 880. the early accident cleared. amanda: number seven, an update to the viral story out of china we told you about earlier this week. the zoo said attendance has gone up as people rush to the zoo to decide if the sun bear is a

bear or a human in a costume. the zoo has said repeatedly it is a real bear. sue: it is the posture when he stands up. amanda: it is real. reggie: really a human! [laughter] drew: i was today years old when i learned about sun bears. amanda: well, they are real. [laughter] reggie: really human. drew: stop. reggie: the most dangerous animal of them all is us! [laughter] amanda: good morning america. former president donald trump pleads not guilty, released on bond after the most significant arraignment in american history. trump charged with attempting to remain in power even when prosecutors said he t