get support every step of the way to help you stay on track. imagine your future differently with capella university. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. reggie: hard to believe, but students in the east bay are kissing summer goodbye. it is back to school for oakland unified. teachers and parents are on a clean slate, despite ending last year on a strike. kumasi: and city services could be grinding to a halt in san jose did when we may learn the results of a union vote. reggie: a much for migrant rights across the bay area, protesters taking two separate paths. they will converge in the bay area later today. kumasi: heat continues to be the

word of the summer. several are under a heat wanting while other states could see storms that could produce tornadoes and even hail. the weather even impacting beyoncé and all her fans out there. the weather is out of control. reggie: you know what is out of control? we are back. jobina just saw the onset. kumasi just saw kumasi: we have all the things. jobina: all the things. reggie: you are ready for after school, aren't you? jobina: the back-to-school look. it does feel like back-to-school. truly, because the alarm -- but we are back with friends. drew: good morning. a warm one today. no fog. as we get the day going, we have

so much sunshine. one conditions not only inland but it will feel warm along the coast as well. the exploratori expect the fog to be minimal. look at half moon bay. down to a chilly 48 degrees, but you move inland, we are in the 60's and low 70's. 62 in oakland. holding at about seven novado. temperatures warm quickly. already into the war 90's along the coast. we expect upper 90's in our warmest cities. they warm one along the bay shoreline as well. the city getting close to 70 with a lot of sunshine later on today. that is weather. jobina: good morning.

so far, we do not have blocking issues reported. emeryville showing 80. headlights traveling westbound. the richmond-san raphael rage -- bridge empty. drive times, san right -- san raphael to san francisco 18 minutes. tracy to dublin, 39 minutes. reggie: thanks. it is the first day of school for students in the east bay. families in oakland unified school district hope that the school your site without any interruption after last school year ended with teachers on strike. amanda del castillo is live with what you need to know before you head out the door this morning. amanda: hi, reggie. truly hard to believe we are back in oakland, already talking by the first day of school for ousd students. i am sure there are a few hoping or wishing they could have slowed down the summer.

we know there is certainly plenty of excitement surrounding the big return. we are talking 34,000 students coming back to ousd around town. to give kids extra time to get back into learning mode, the district will operate on the minimum learning days across elementary schools. everyone is helpful for a seamless start of this after an admittedly rough last school year. you remember the oakland teachers strike started in early may and kept students away from the classroom for nearly two weeks. >> last year was pretty rough. we had a lot of pandemic issues going on. we are really looking forward to having a brand-new start this year. we are all looking forward to a great year. we are happy with all the teachers who have come into the district. last week, we had the new

teacher institute, where he trained 160 or so new teachers. it is a really exciting time. amanda: and district is in better shape, oakland is still seeing several dozen teacher openings. it is only august 7, so i asked why is the district starting so early, i think the first in the bay area. he says a lot of high school level students also take college-level classes at the same time, so the district moved to align with that. so once the high schoolers finish school, they also finish the semester at college level. that is the reason they are starting this morning, august 7. kumasi: thank you. this morning, the union representing 4500 san jose city ploys is that to reveal the result of a vote that could need to a strike pay last week, they

conducted an in person strike authorization across san jose. the union is seeking larger pay raises for city workers and a plan to fill vacancies. the city is offering a 5% raise next year followed by a 4% and 3% raise in the following years. >> i do not want this exhibit e in a position where we overextend ourselves and then have to do layoffs and cut services later. kumasi: both sides said they do not want strike happened for the good of everyone involved. >> i know the city of san jose employees who are homeless, who are living in their cars. i know others who choose to commute to san jose, live in their car overnight for a couple of days because they can afford to commute back and forth. kumasi: if the workers vote in favor of a three-day strike, it would be the biggest in san jose since 1981 and could lead to disruptions to things like summer camps and airport operations. also today, san jose taxi

drivers will rally outside the california public utilities commission headquarters. this is happening as the city prepares to vote thursday on lifting reductions for waymo driverless cars. without restrictions, these cars could work before seven as driverless right hailing services. in a statement, a port number of the city of san francisco taxi workers alliance said, in part, taxi drivers are the canaries in the coal mine in the coming ai onslaught. our jobs may go first, but yours could the next. they also expressed concerns about safety. reggie: hundreds of marchers from across the bay area will converge at the federal building for a rally demanding immigration reform. undocumented residents and their allies took part in two rally -- and like rallies. one walk was from petaluma to san francisco.

abc7 news reporter cornell barnard tells us advocates are demanding congressional action on a pathway to permanent residency for millions of migrants. cornell: this of san jose are heading down the peninsula on foot -- not easy in the hot summer sun. >> we are going through a lot, but it is not even compared to what all my brothers and sisters go through every single day without a green card and social security. cornell: undocumented immigrants and their allies taking part in the long walk to demand congressional action on a pathway to permanent residency for millions of migrants stuck in legal limbo nationwide. >> the fact they pay into all of our government taxes and community but can't use benefits is unjust. cornell: in the north bay, these marchers passing through san rafael after starting their trek saturday in petaluma.

how are you managing today? >> with a lot of gatorade and water. cornell: this group also calling for reform. specifically, they want congress to pass h.r. 1511, also known as the "registry bill," which would allow approximately 8 million undocumented people currently living in the u.s. to apply for legal permanent residency. >> people should have a safety net when there is a pandemic or wildfires. that's why we are walking for three days, so that both democrats and republicans will see the urgency of passing the registry bill. cornell: this is the destination for both marchers. the two groups will meet here at the san francisco metro -- federal building for a rally on monday afternoon. >> we hope everyone can hear us. hopefully, it's not just 150 people. i hope it is 1000, and they show up and support us. cornell: after the marches, advocates plan more action this summer, calling for immigration reform offering a path to citizenship.

kumasi: millions of people are on alert as storms threatened to bring tornadoes and strong hail. this is already causing problems, especially at a sold-out beyoncé concert. jobina: i was at the spot where this happened just the night before. there were some scary moments at the beyoncé concert last night at fedex field in maryland care that is just outside of washington, d.c., where the commanders play. a shelter in place was issued because of lightning in the area, forcing tens of thousands of fans to pack inside the covered portions of the stadium -- reminding you all here this is a football field, sensually. the danger was not only inside but also outside. there was intense crowding, with temperatures in the 80's, people reportedly passing out. at least one person was taken to the hospital. >> people started passing out, and we just looked at each other

and were like it is not safe. i do not feel good about being here. jobina: and then, the concert went on after a two hour delay. the tour reportedly played -- paid about $100,000 to keep local trains running late into the evening to take people home. meanwhile, dangerous weather is expected today along nearly the entire east coast, with thunderstorms from the deep south to new york. i was in d.c. as this hits. we were on the runway. it was like nothing, then suddenly clouds opened up to the point when the planes were shaking. i think the event canceled all flights going down to atlanta. it was wild. drew: i would not be surprised if this happens later this afternoon. we have more severe weather. take a look at the map from the storm prediction area. we have a huge area shaded in orange, level 3 out of 5, eating we expect severe weather through numerous states.

just know, if you are flying to the east coast today, there is likely going to be numerous weather delays because of rain, wind, hail, and even isolated tornadoes. back here at home, it is all about sunshine and warm weather as kids go back to school at oakland unified. it is a bright day, warm day. 70's by 11:00 a.m. by 3:00, per 70's with a lot of sunshine across the region. limited fog, just very patchy in nature, not eating visibility issues. we will take a look from our east bay hills camera, and we have really clear conditions. expect a lot of sunshine. we warm up fast. it is hot inland but also along the bay shoreline, temperatures in the 80's and 90's along the coast. we are definitely above average, but cooler weather finally moves in tomorrow. reggie: thank you kate coming up, we are hearing from the mother of angus cloud. kumasi: and it was not your

ideal sunday morning fishing trip. what landed this car in the water and several people in the hospital. reggie: another close encounter with a very social otter in santa cruz. wildlife officials still not able to track down and capture the otter.

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reggie: we are seeing concerning morning after scenes -- this one is particularly unusual, a cart fished out of the water at the antioch marina. police say it is the result of a sideshow at the marina and smith's landing parking lot. the car was submerged and had to be towed out of the water. another driver crashed in the parking lot and opened up this fire hydrant. a third driver from the sideshow also crashed near 10th and g s treets. three people were hurt and taken to the hospital. and four b been -- four people were taken to the hospital after

a water rescue in alameda. it happened by the ferry terminal. it is still unclear what went wrong, but fire officials say all four people were in one boat and it sank airing the rescue. one person suffered cardiac arrest. our media partners report that person died at the hospital. the three others were taken to the hospital for observation. they are excited to be ok. kumasi: we are hearing from the mother of angus cloud care the 25-year-old died last monday in his family's home in oakland. in a facebook post, cloud's mom said her son did not intend end his life. the oakland fired apartment says cloud's cause of death has not been determined. his mom said he spent his last day reorganizing his room, doing art projects, and spoke of his intent to provide financially for his family.

in south lake tahoe, eight famously large female black bear named "hank the tank" longer break into people's homes. wildlife officials have captured her and her cubs and they will be relocated soon. they are responsible for almost 20 break-ins last year. >> this rarely happens. they are not relocated, they are killed when designated as problem bears. this is not going to happen every day. people need to step up and keep bears out of trouble, lock their doors and windows, do not let them in. do not put birdfeeders out, do not leave garbage out. kumasi: well. i know you love hank. reggie: i love hank. i also didn't know hank was a girl, a lady bear. kumasi: hank will be taken to a

wildlife thing sherry in colorado. that is too far, but i am led -- glad hank is alive. reggie: but she is being separated from her cubs. kumasi: because they are going to the sonoma county wildlife rescue. we know people love hank. reggie: they're trying to put the cubs back in the wild. i am just sad they will be separated. hank the tank, we loved you -- not everyone loved you, but we loved you. kumasi: do you think we could organize a going away party? [laughter] reggie: we have another animal to talk about. an otter. wildlife officials have been trying to capture otter 841 for weeks after she kept adding to close to surfers. this woman says she has encountered 841 twice. >> i understand that it is a

wild animal and deserves to be free, but, at the same time, she's really beginning to be a danger to the local crowd here. reggie: how? who has she hurt? kumasi: well. reggie: officials say efforts to capture otter 841 due to ocean conditions and due to the fact that she simply doesn't want to be caught. [laughter] kumasi: "catch me." [laughter] meantime, marianne's ice cream in santa cruz is showing support for otter 841 with this ice cream flavor in honor of who they are calling their favorite fugitive. [laughter] the flavor is named "otter 8 41." it is cinema -- cinnamon

with dough chunks. the business is also giving back. a portion of the proceeds will be donated to an ocean conservation effort. reggie: i have a new name for her -- "freeda" because she wants to be freed. drew: did she do something or what she a nuisance? jobina: she was minding the surfers. but not the people. reggie: she is protecting her area. she lives there. jobina: we, as americans, we have a problem. we just can't leave people alone. kumasi: all in their space. jobina: it is not ours. drew: i do want that ice cream, though. reggie: little freeda. [laughter] drew: i like that. that's good. also, i was shocked hank was female. reggie: we have been missed entering her -- misgendering

her. drew: it is a clear sta there. a sunny day on the way with warm temperatures once again. we take a look at where we will land once again. warm to hot with sunny skies, 80's to 90's in the south day today. we will have good air quality. along the peninsula, it is warm. 82 in san mateo. the coast will see a fair amount of sunshine, believe it or not. bright conditions, temperatures in the 70's. downtown in the 70's. in the north bay, it is a warm to hot one, a lot of 90's on the board from san rafael. the beach looking very nice. in the east bay, it is a warm afternoon. 78 in oakland. 85 and remark. inland, hot afternoon. not as hot as yesterday was but still above average. temperatures in the upper 90's to 200 --

temperatures in the upper 90's to 100 in brentwood. overnight, temperatures cool off, and that sets the stage for a sharply cooler afternoon tomorrow. you will really feel cooler at the coast, 60's and 70's. one final day of warm weather. breezy and much cooler tomorrow. that sets the stage for a steady pattern. jobina? jobina: thank you. good morning. we will start with mass transit. so far, everything is running on time. this goes for the commute on the roadway as well as we bring in this life picture from the san mateo bridge. everything is running on time there. oakland, showing 880 at the coliseum camera, those headlights are traveling southbound.

we do not have any advisories. it is a little foggy right now, so giving a heads up on that. ending here with drive times, where they are green all the way down. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: dramatic video of a home collapsing into a raging river. what caused that blood in

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reveal certain evidence. drew: number five, get ready for one last hot day. we have a lot of sunshine very quickly, the sun up in about 45 minutes. warm conditions. we will cool off tomorrow. jobina: number six, so far light traffic this morning. we will see if that changes, people starting to return to school. a lively from the golden gate rage, where we have no fog advisory. kumasi: number seven, the red cross is implementing new rules that will make blood donation more inclusive. all donors will be asked the same question about sexual activity. reggie: this morning, a major flooding emergency in alaska after what authorities say is an unprecedented glacial melting event. several homes have been damaged,

and two have collapsed into a river. >> just watching the banks slowly erode and a whole home came down. this is a 1% to 2% chance of this type of flood taking an event -- happening at any given time. reggie: officials say the flood is having due to rapid melting of a glacier. expert say alaska is warming twice the rate compared to the rest of the country. this is very concerning. hate to see that. an east baseball under investigation. the warning from public health officials after two deaths are linked to legionnaires disease. kumasi: and the effort underway to get

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: employees in san jose have voted whether to authorize a strike. the results are revealed this morning. kumasi: donald trump is facing down a legal deadline this morning. how evidence will be used in the case. reggie: it is back-to-school for many students in the east bay. we are live in oakland to kick off another year in the schoolroom. kumasi: it is monday, august 7 my spirit said "no, but it is in the prompter. maybe i am a month ahead. reggie: what month lesson of the year, what month is it? drew: it is august 7.

we will read anything in the prompter, don't worry. we are fog free this morning, even along the coastline we have perfect visibility. no dense fog out there to start out our monday. we are in the upper 40's for half moon bay, but our warmest spots are cloverdale and antioch. we expect a lot of sunshine today. it is a bright monday. temperatures warm quickly today. it is another day of above average temperatures. we will continue that warm weather today as well. highs are above average. near 70 in the city. 99 and antioch. -- 99 in antioch. jobina: we are starting out in san jose.

i just checked you already heard drew mention that fog is not an issue this morning. metering lights are not on yet. they typically came on around this time, so -- come on around this time. tracy to dublin remains our slowest spot and are only slow spot -- our only slow spot. reggie: for u.s. navy destroyers were dispatched off the coast of alaska after a dozen chinese and russian ships were spotted near the aleutian islands. the ships did not pose a to the u.s. or canada. a chinese official says the ships were conducting tests. kumasi: there will be an emergency alert test in october.

you will get a text message alert that pops up on your phone. fema and the fcc say they coordinating with wireless providers to avoid confusion. radios and tvs will be tested the same day, which will last for a minute. the testing makes sure that all systems are prepared in case of a national emergency. reggie: a major legal deadline is looming over donald trump's legal team. they have 12 hours to respond to a special request from jack smith. jobina: thank you. a federal judge in d.c. denied trump's lawyers' request for an extension to respond to jack smith. she is holding them to a 5:00 p.m. eastern cut off to file a response to his request. the motion was filed a day

trump filed not guilty to charges. trump called his latest 4- criminal indictment "fake charges." former mike pence says he plans on not testifying against trump, but says he is drawing the hardest line between himself and his former boss. >> president trump was wrong then and he was wrong now -- he is wrong now. i did not have the right to overturn votes. jobina: the protective order request is in line with others commonly used in other d.c. courts. it isn't overly restrictive and trump's team can request a modify it at any point during the case. kumasi: a cluster of legionnaires disease the east bay -- 2 deaths have been

connected to a spot in richmond. a third person was diagnosed they survived. public health officials say they most likely caught the disease at zendaya spot in richmond. legionella bacteria is found in water like lakes and stream -- at zen day spa legionella bacteria is found in water like lakes and streams. >> there was a waterfall that came out of the hot tub, so there was a lot of steam in the room. that is why the risk here was so great. kumasi: doctors say it is treatable if caught early on. it lasts two weeks. they are urging anyone who visited zen day spot to get tested. the last cases of legionnaires' disease was last year in long bay.

both were treated at the hospital. they survived. in that case santa clara county health officials traced to the bacteria to the hotel's. -- to the hotel's hot tub. >> hi. we are closely following the results of what could lead to the largest labor strike in san jose in more than four decades. 4500 the city workers were voting all last week on whether or not to authorize this strike, and despite rallies and mediation, 2 unions that account for 4500 city employees are expected to announce this morning whether or not they find go on strike. a strike could impact city services like and the san jose airport. san jose employees are asking for what they call a living

wage. keep in mind, this city still has more than 900 vacant positions. >> we know our worth. we are passionate about the services that we provide to the city of san jose. we no one the ground what are citizens expect of us -- know on the ground what our citizens expect of us. kumasi: mayor matt mahan ones to avoid what he considers a terrible situation for employees and residents. one mediation session between the 2 groups has not been enough to reach an agreement. they are expected to make their announcement about a strike at 8:00 a.m. this morning. live in the newsroom, lena howland. kumasi: if you live in the city of oakland, get ready because

you will likely see a lot more kids as you head out the door this morning. it is the first day of school for oakland unified. >> kumasi, ready or not here they come. we are talking about students expected to return to school for the first day across ousd campuses. district officials called this one of the most exciting times of the year, something they have been preparing for since back in the spring. they say the goal is always trying to improve and get schools into better shape to welcome back students. this comes after an admittedly rough last school year. you will remember the oakland school students away from the classroom for nearly 2 weeks. the district still has several

dozen teachers' openings but ousd is in better shape than many others. >> we are looking for people who want to help kids. we are building your future with bright kids doing good work, getting ready to lead us. into >> teacher institute where they trained 160 new teachers or so. they will join the superintendent and community partners throughout, the week assisting and welcoming students back. ousd reminded drivers that with 35,000 students returning, that means a lot more traffic, so be mindful of that as you had the roads this morning. i'm live in oakland. kumasi: back-to-school time

means it is back to the backpacks. the samaritan area -- thanks to the samaritan house, nearly 3000 area students have new backpacks. some families are still recovering from the financial impact of the pandemic. >> everybody thinks that the world has been brought back to normal. there is a new normal. our economy has shifted so the dollar does not stretch as much as it did before. four our wage or a little bit more, living in this expensive county, being able to underwrite their expenses is critical. >> they have been providing support to people in need for more than 45 years. reggie: santa clara county is making a push to get narcan into the hands of as many people as

possible. dozens of boxes of the drug were handed out at the los altos library over the weekend. people piled into the library to learn how to use narcan to save a life. >> by bringing information like this to the library, the library district, we empower our residents to act until ems can get to us. >> we have made an effort to get naloxone out into the schools. so many of our staff stepped up and said we will take the training. reggie: spot everything from drugs that have been tampered with to an overdose. kumasi: we are learning new details on an

murder for hire plot. reggie: and more trash talk between billionaires. the latest updates on the latest cage match -- on the cage match between elon musk and mark zuckerberg. drew: let's get the latest on the tropics. this is hurricane dora right here. it is spinning in the pacific. it is a category four storm. it is southeast of honolulu and it will remain away from hawaii, so there is no direct impacts from the storm but it will pick up the winds. it is for that reason a high wind watch has been issued across hawaii for today, tomorrow, and wednesday. be aware of that if you are traveling towards hawaii.i t could be bumpy -- it could be bumpy as your flight to sends. we have clear skies this morning.

high-pressure is still in control. it is creating bright conditions and above average temperatures once again. we are in store for day today. the coast even though we will have limited fog we will still have a marine layer keeping you comfortable in the 60's. this warm spell is almost over. the three day forecast shows you we are sharply warmer. there is a breeze kicking up in the afternoon. we will go and that class reunion becomes... is that anna?! invis is the #1 doctor recommended clear aligner and more predictable results. invisalign directv sports central gives you access to every game. but terry doesn't have directv. come on. work for dad- here...

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megan thee stallion. his lawyer say he should only get probation and be released from jail to enter a substance abuse program. he has been in jail since december. kumasi: a possible cage fight between elon musk and mark zuckerberg might be streamed on x, the company formerly known as twitter. musk says he is lifting weights throughout the day preparing for the fight. proceeds will supposedly go to charity for veterans. neither party has confirmed whether an agreement has been reached on a date for the fight. that is simone biles making her return to gymnastics over the

weekend in chicago. the 26-year-old walked away as the champion of the overall vault floor team and balance beam. her performance qualified her for the national championships happening here in san jose starting august 24. the matter of a few weeks we will see this. drew:drew: i was looking at tiktok, right? the vaults she did she created it. it is the hardest one to do. if she does it at the national competition, they name it after her! kumasi: creating things. drew: you are making things harder for everybody else because you are just that good at your job. kumasi: i'm really happy to see her. reggie: they are already asking her about the paris olympics, which are next summer. kumasi: please. reggie: slow down. kumasi: [laughter] reggie: but also oui oui! drew: please do it!

that is always the best, gymnastics. kumasi: always. will it be the sum may own -- the simone? the drew: looking at your highs across the region, you will find that it is warm to hot. 88 redwood city. even the sky today and temperatures mainly in the 60's. the mid and upper 60's near the ocean has a fair amount of sunshine today. a a lot of 90's. 93 calistoga. 97 in cloverdale.

91 in vallejo. 78 oakland. 83, union city. fremont up to 85. temperatures are above average in the mid 90's to about 100. overnight tonight changes will occur. we will have a marine layer growing back. it will bring coastal drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. that leads to a sharply cooler afternoon on tuesday. temperatures are back and not below average. one more day of this warm weather across the region. we are much cooler and breezy tomorrow. that is a steady pattern. minor warming over the weekend. jobina: officially flipped on at 5:45.

everywhe clear for your commute. highway four slightly slowing, but 21 minutes at this time of the morning is not bad at all. tracy has been consistent and has not reached an hour for the drivetime. there are no delays so far this morning. reggie: why your dream european vacation this year might test your patience. kumasi: first a business plan that could breathe new life into america's deserted malls. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea.

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fans who saw the game were disappointed by the outcome. >> they really turned it on this game and played the best they have played all tournament. it is a shame that it ended the way it did. >> they are responding to critics pretty well. they really showed up today and played as a team. i am sad that they lost, but i'm glad this is the way they went out. kumasi: dr. jill biden tweeted last night "you inspired us with your great and determination. we are proud of you. you inspire girls everywhere to show up and fight for their dreams." reggie: a few weeks ago professional pickle ball took over oracle park, bringing some of the world's top-ranked players to san francisco for a showcase. now one company is cashing in on the pickle ball craze. >> back in the

malls were a total 11 out of 10. now recent data reported by the wall street journal shows total number of u.s. malls has declinede from an estimated 2500 in the 80's to 700 today. who could help fill empty storefronts and to shave the -- save the shopping mall from its imminent decline ? how about pickle ballplayers? america's fastest-growing sport. enter pickle mall, a start up putting courts inside a vacant shopping malls. pickle mall says there is only one court for every 270 players. saturday was opening day for 12 new pickle mall courts. >> we welcomed in about 400

players at 9:00 a.m. we had a line out the door. >-- this space fit perfectl our needs. >> hopefully dinking their way to a shopping mall revival along the way. >> we are starting to ca conversion of --s e bi -- t see a conversion of empty big box mall spaces. drew: it is back-to-school for oakland unified, and it will be a warm day in the east bay. we will g by 3:00 p.m. later today. we have clear skies here. the sun is up in 12 minutes. we we'll find we have a nice day shaping up.

it is one of those morning where you will feel mild air as you step outside. by noon we expect our warmest areas to be in the 90's. a lot of 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. expect a lot of along the immediate coastline we will have mostly sunny conditions. around the bay and 80's. 88, san jose. kumasi: new at madonna fans about to get some welcome news. the queen of pop will announce the new dates for her tour. kumasi: -- reggie: expressing about the expansion of the use of self-driving car's. juntos together we stand up to cancer. on saturday august 19th join stand up to cancer

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: an explosion leads to a giant fireball overnight, what we have learned about the person hurt in the blast. reggie: back-to-school for thousands of students in the east bay, what you need to know as you head out the door. kumasi: a burglar breaks into a home in california then tried to have a moment with their dog.