>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> i don't know if when we call 911 there will be a response. reggie: a plan in vallejo has many of the residents feeling unsafe. >> san jose city leaders and race against the clock. workers planned walk off the job next week. reggie:

ohio are sending a clear message. drew: it was a lot cooler yesterday. that continues today. real patchy cloud cover overhead. if you liked yesterday today is very similar. we will keep temperatures at or below average for this time of year. we are waking up to numbers in the 50's and 60's already close to where we started our tuesday. let's go hour-by-hour on future weather. that is the marine layer. it is still in spots by 9:00 a.m.. we will have afternoon sunshine away from the coast but it stays cloudy by the coastline. 80's around the coastline. morning clouds and spots to

afternoon sunshine. that breeze picks up just like it did yesterday. maybe a degree or two warmer in some spots. 80 in san jose, and lend quite comfortable for the middle of august. let's find out how we are doing with traffic. jobina: we will zoom in on francisco. this looks like both lanes closed right now. this is a two lane area right there. it was originally reported by the chp as debris in the roadway then a crash. avoid this if you can or expect delays. headlights traveling westbound for you. no problems for you on the richmond-san rafael bridge. we will wrap up with the drive times because we are already

seeing a slowdown on highway four. reggie: developing news out of san jose were talks are set to resume. this comes a day after workers took their demands directly to city council. amanda del castillo io is live this morning with the developments. amanda: certainly some pr developments as one of the unions involved confirms they are going to be returning back to the bargaining table to meet with the city to reach an agreement. this is all ahead of next tuesday's strike. we are waiting for confirmation from the second union whether they will be returning to the bargaining table as well. workers want higher wages and better working conditions and they are asking the city to address what they are calling a vacancy crisis.

the city has a 12% several dozen members of emf asked pte local 21 and emf and pte local 21 spoke to city council, and shared personal experiences directly with city leaders. the south bay labor council sent a letter to the san jose city manager, a formal notification of a strike sanction indication, explaining all 101 of its unions will be notified of the strike and encouraged not to cross picket lines. >> please listen to us, up and thighs with us, and invest -- empathize with us, and. invest empathize with us and invest

-- empathize with us and in us. . amanda: addressed workers following hours of public comment before going into closed session. he has previously said anything more than a 5% raise next year could result in cuts to city services and layoffs. while pte 21 confirm they are back at the bargaining table today, until a deal is reached that strike is still set to kick off next tuesday. kumasi: happening who live in oakland have another chance to weigh in on what they want to see in their next police chief. oakland has been without a chief since february. armstrong was fired after an investigation discovered he failed to hold his officers

accountable for misconduct. we are learning more this morning about the new interim police chief in antioch. we first told you about this a new chief will step in. the new chief as been in law enforcement for 23 years. mayor lamar thorpe is encouraged by the appointment but concerned about transparency. >> my concern is that we have not been forward with the public about how the officers are under investigation. kumasi: the new chief takes added troubling time for the police department. they are under investigation fos

drug in 2020 whi attending santa clara university. in this instance charlie was seeking something else, and got a bad pill. >> they found a dealer on

snapchat and they arranged to buy some peels from him -- buy some pills from him. charlie said "it loo has percs. my back is killing me i' to take one of those." and he died. >> keep in mind that media platforms use official intelligence to drive content to the users so even if your child does not seek out these things on a social media platforms, that does not mean this content won't be pushed to them. reggie: kumasi: kumasi: parents should understand -- reggie: parents should understand how these apps work. kumasi: these types of conversations do not end here. they are happening in homes around the bay area.

a los altos library was handing out boxes of narcan. it is an issue that is important to us. we want to make sure you have the tools to keep moving these forward. when it comes to opioid use can find a list of vetted resources on our website. reggie: back-to-school is also posing a new issue for college professors. professors worry that students will make chatgpt and that will make it harder for some to develop critical thinking skills. some say ai can be a viable tool. >> chatgpt is great for stu who struggle with a first draft. let's not pretend it doesn't exist. >> that is where the analysis is somebody else's. reggie: some worry that plagiarism detection software is not able to accurately identify users who use i -- students who

use ai. kumasi: sports history has been made in sacramento by the c professionals soccer team. the soccer club signed a 13-year-old, likely making him the youngest professional athlete in american sports team history. damien kimbrough is joining the team. he has some serious talent. the team says he is just too good to pass up. >> he is different. he is someone we immediately recognize as a special talent, and we want to invest in him long-term. he will be someone we help grow, nurture, and help him on his development pathway. kumasi: ok! kimbrough plans to go to school while playing professionally. he could play his first game on saturday. reggie: now onto the saga of hank the tank.

the bear was captured last week. she has been moved to a wildlife sanctuary in colorado. lena howland joins us with details. >> dna evidence has tied hank the tank to break-ins at 21 homes from the beginning of last year until just recently. hank, who happens to be a female has three cubs, who were also captured. . hank was captured friday for an evaluation. by monday hank was picked up by the wildlife animal sanctuary all the way from springfield, colorado and arrived in springfield yesterday. no other sanctuary in california had room. state wildlife officials spoke to karina nova about the decision yesterday. they said relocation is not typically an option for conflict animals, over the concern that

relocating the animal will relocate the behavior to a different community. because of the public interest in the bear, they went with an alternative plan. >> based on assessments of error veterinary staff as well as our biologists, she has no fear of humans anymore. she does not exhibit that she is scared of humans or human dwellings or human not being a candidate for rehabilitation means she will be living out the rest of her life and that sanctuary environment. the cubs potentially could be released back into the wild. >> hank was separated from her cubs because she is not a candidate for rehabilitation. the three cubs were taken to the sonoma county wildlife rescue, which is a rehabilitation center where there is no human to bear interaction. when and where they will be potentially re-released is up in the air, but that is certainly

the hope. reggie: thank you. more arrests have been made in connection to the now viral fight along an alabama riverfront. what city officials are saying about that brawl. a music festival headlined by lizz and sza is no longer happening. the reason given by the city a week before it was set to begin. drew: those tempe probably comfortably average. we are a bit below where we should be later on today. here is future weather as we go hour-by-hour you can see winds increasing, not as strong as they were yesterday. winds blew upwards of 45 miles per hour. today the winds blow 15 to miles per hour. we will keep that marine layer in place.

here is how the day shapes up. sun clouds this morning -- will keep those clouds along the coast all day this morning. that breeze will pick up this afternoon. you can see the numbers away from the coast. 65 the western half of the will stay in the cloud cover. low to mid 80's and our warmest spots inland. we really have little change over the next three days. it is the study pattern of breezy conditions in the afternoon. not going to stay that way over the weekend. warmer weather is about to come back and it will linger into parts of next week. we

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. the police chief says right now one of the men is in custody in selma, alabama. he expects the other two to be in custody shortly. kumasi: rapper tori is heading to prison for shooting megan thee stallion. lanes was sentenced to -- repertory lanes is heading to prison -- rapper tori lanes is heading to prison for shooting megan thee stallion. lanes was sentenced to several years in prison. >> someone is being utilized to send an example. he is not an example. he is a human being. i think it is incredibly unfortunate. it is something we plan on appealing. >> a jury convicted lanes of shooting stallion in hollywood in july of 2020. the stallion accused her --

reggie: jay-z's music festival is now canceled. organizers say the madei n america -- made in america music festival will not happen. it said the cancellation was due to severe circumstances outside of the organizers' control. the headliners were supposed to be lizzo and singers sierra and her husband russell wilson are kumasi: -- kumasi: singer sierra and her husband russell wilson are pregnant again. they have a six-year-old daughter and a three-year-old son. reggie: congratulations. mtv released the nominations for this year's video music awards and taylor swept is leading the

pack. she has eight nominations, including video of the year. she became the first artist to win three times in that category last year. the on-site holds the record for the most solo wins ever. madonna has one 20 including an mtv video vanguard award. can petrus, miley cyrus -- kim p etras, miley have more than 2 nominations. drew: they always keep it close to the chest until about two weeks before. kumasi: do you think beyonce and taylor would perform? drew: i think they are busy. they are on tour. reggie: isn't that her break?

drew: i know. kumasi: you know when her break is? reggie: you know every single thing about this woman now. kumasi: what is she doing during her break? drew: going to the empty -- reggie: going to the mtv music awards. drew: tonight is her final night nla. she goes to mexico -- night in l.a.. she goes to mus next. this is famously where the whole interaction went down between her and kanye. kumasi: it was a moment in history. drew: let's get you updated. i want to talk about hawaii because we are watching a pretty serious situation unfolding. we have red flag warning's in effect and high winds that are happening. we have winds gusting 45 miles per hour and we know that

combination all that well. a red flag warning and gusty winds is creating several fires burning on maui. we know of at least three fires burning right now. this one right here on the western side of the one that was burning the village last night. we will give you an update once the sun gets up here. here is the airport for reference. i looked at the current obvs on maui. you can see the wind barbs moving from east to west. we will keep you updated as the situation unfolds. at home we have our marine layer along the coast right now. it is another breezy to below average day later on. those temperatures, you can see very comfortable for this time of year. we will stay in the mid 50's to the low 60's. we will find temperatures very comfortable through friday and then we start to warm up. over the weekend we will

intensify that heat. jobina: that crash we following in day point has been upgraded to a sing -- bay point has been upgraded to an alert. that backup extends well past pittsburgh to antioch. our drive time there has increased, antioch to concord will be 52 minutes now so you have a long ride for yourself this morning, if you are coming that way. w will end here with a live look at oaklande, showing you -- we will end here with a live look at oakland. reggie: new at 6:00 you may want to put down those sugary beverages. a new study on how dangerous they could really be for you. kumasi: taking public service to a new level.

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florida keys. mary j castor real then 70 pounds of cocaine. -- mayor j castor reeled i pounds of cocaine. >> i thought it was shade as opposed to something shady. as it got close i saw the rip in it and i saw the tightly wrapped packages. kumasi: what? so many things. reggie: she is making jokes. ok. kumasi: that is definitely a bale of cocaine. she knew immediately. this isn't castor's first time. delightful. this isn't the first time she has caught a criminal. she spent 31 years working for the tampa police department. she knew immediately. reggie: in today's gma first lug

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added troubling time for the police department. they are under investigation fon could improve officer happening today state and federal leaders will get together for the 27th annual lake tahoe summit. they will highlight lake tahoe's improvement program. nancy pelosi will be the keynote speaker at the event. kumasi: today is an importan deadline for veterans looking to receive benefits under the pack act. it expands benefits to veterans exposed to burn pets and -- burn pits and agent orange. >> abundant help passing the bill, you had to prove that this was dependent on that. forget that.

you have a diagnosis, you were there, you qualify. kumasi: have to apply to today. you can do that at the department of veterans affairs website. reggie: now the results of an ohio special election -- voters rejected issue 1, a proposal which would have required raising the threshold to amend the state's constitution. jobina: issue one would have called for a 60% super majority to make changes to the state' constitution instead of a simple majoritys, and with nearly all ballots counted now nearly 60% of voters rejected that measure. how does this impact abortion in ohio? it was put to a vote before in november when voters had to decide whether to enshrine abortion rights in the state's

constitution. i>> the constitution is under attack. we want to protect the constitution in ohio. >> it is important to protect my rights as a woman. jobina: the susan b anthony pro-life american group called it a sad day for ohio. they blame outside money for the benefited from that spending. president biden slammed issue one as an attempt to weaken voters' voices. after last case overturning abortion rights protections, many states have passed abortion bans. reggie: dr

hawaii this morning where there is a state of emergency due to fires burning on maui. extreme winds field by dora are fueling the flames. the historic town of ohio has been destroyed. junk has been thrown into the -- we were talking about the hurricane all week, and we were saying it is way offshore. drew: it is a combination of the hurricanes to the south end high-pressure to the north. it is called the pressure gradient force. it is creating some dramatic winds. there are gusts of over 50 miles per hour. . a red flag warning is in effect for numerous areas around hawaii. we can talk about maui itself. we will go down to maui county. this is the area seeing the most impact from these brush fires. here is

fire -- here is the airport for reference, and here is another fire. there are those two areas they are watching. those two areas have the evacuation warnings. this is something we are tracking all morning long because of the fire danger and the active fires burning. hurricane dora is a four storm. back here at home we are talking about that cloud cover pulling back to the coastline later today. we will have temperatures a bit below average with a lot of sunshine in the afternoon away from the coast. reggie: i'm just trying to get over oh which is a beautiful part of maui. anyone who has been there nos what i'm talking -- there knows what i am talking about.

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kumasi: four astronauts got a first look at the spacecraft that will take them on a journey around the moon. nasa warned the trip could be delayed because of the spacecraft's heatshield. success on this next submission to the moon could lead to a manned mission on mars. >> we are going back to learn

how to live in a deep space environment for long periods of time. >> nasa plans to send four space travelers to the moon in 2024. reggie: elon musk's brain implant to start up has raised $80 million in a recent fundraising around. neural link once to use implants to connect to the human brain to a computer. neural link faces scrutiny after monkey died during testing in 20 22. genentech will accusations it did not dispose of waste correctly. the epa

skipping required inspections. inspectors also found hazardous waste documents did not include federal codes. kumasi: the first of america's brewpubs is back to pouring beers. the pub still has customer favorites on tap like tasmanian devil and a seasonal pumpkin ale. they closed their doors following the pandemic in 2022. bike share the park. a company has installed eight stations with e-bikes and classic bikes ahead of outside lands. you can find them between the conservatory of flowers and ocean beach. more stations are expected to be

added reggie: somebody has drawn all of the numbers for the record-breaking mega millions jackpot, $1.58 billion those to the winning ticket sold in florida. last night' winning numbers are right heres. the mega number is 14. if by jan's took a drive merced county and bought a ticket there, you may have bought - --california students are cashing in. $.80 from every ticket sold goes to public schools. >> even if we do not have a jackpot winner here in california, we are thrilled because when sales are this high, public schools are getting more money. that is why the lottery exists to raise supplemental funding for public education, and the strong sales are helping to fuel that bottom line. reggie: the next estimated cash

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inland early next week. jobina: we are going to zoom into big point where we are following a crash. we saw it on westbound 4 right before bailey road. your drive times are down to -- your drive speeds are down to four miles per hour. antioch to concord now will be around 42 minutes. usually it is around or under 20 minutes. almost the same time from antioch to concord -- we do not any other advisories for our bridges this morning. kumasi: the seven things to know this morning, coming up. reggie: san antonio state is showing off know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us

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kumasi: vallejo police say they may stop responding to 911 calls as the department deals with a severe staffing crisis. reggie: new developments in san jose in talks and the city of san jose in an attempt to stop a strike. kumasi: number three, a new development in the investigation into accusations

that trump tried to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. reggie: an emergency in hawaii this morning as crews fight fires on maui and the big island. extreme winds are driving those flames. drew: back here, at home we are comfortably average for the rest of the week. it his breezy in the afternoon today and friday. those numbers are very pleasant for the middle of august. jobina: the alert we were following in san francisco is clear so our biggest issue will be in bay point. your speeds have dropped it to 6 miles per hour. kumasi: pg nde ones to allow your electric car to power the electric -- pg andy once to allow your -- pg&e allow your electric car to power

the electric grid. we are a week away from state unveiling a new athletics center. >> the new athletics center provides amenities to 22 different teams here at san jose state university. even the hallways in this building aredone up with the spartans' logo -- are done up with the spartans' logo. scott mcdonald will be taking us on the tour. > everything he state-of-the-art. they all like their own music, so they can get in here and they can do their own spotify playlist, if they want. million athletic facility is this locker room for the football team, 20 of space for the players, and who would not like seeing their picture at their locker, with schools and

heavy competition for it is believed that this type of environment will help recruit elite players from across the country and around the world. >> we believe this is the top facility for student athletes in the midwest -- the mountain west. >> our women's soccer coach told me we have a top women's soccer player, who came here, saw the facility, and chose us over a power five school. that has never happened! >> this is the soaking area for athletes, a cold tub and one hot one. >> now we are in the auditorium. this is where players will come in and watch film. offensive and defensive teams will meet and talk strategy. >> this player eating area will turn into a space for fans, perhaps a favorite spot will be here. >> they have their own barber station, which is a cool feature

they have now. one of the backup quarterbacks will be doing all the hairstyles. it will be supercool. >> certainly something to talk about. in san jose, j.r. stone, abc7news. reggie: taking home hardware at the mtv music awards. who is leading the pack with the most nominations. but first this live look outside. ♪

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city workers are preparing to work off the job unless a deal can be struck in the next 6 days. where negotiations stand this morning. kumasi: alcohol and drug use among students. the difficult conversations being had among families and students in the bay area. >> that is the exact wrong answer. . reggie: the impact intelligence is having on the classroom. kumasi: you can charge y at home but what if your car could charge your home? it is wednesday, august 9. drew: we have cloud cover along the coast. we are looking a visibility mode on live doppler 7. there is no dense fog this morning but we will wake up to gray conditions. a day where temperatures are comfortably average by 3:00 or

4:00 p.m.. temperatures as you walk out the where we started yesterday morning. here you can see the marine layer and that gray shading on your screen. we will break it down at lunchtime. as that breeze picks up that will limit how warm we can get this afternoon. if you liked yesterday you will like today's temperatures as well. 70 in oakland today with a breezy afternoon. 65 in the city. 80 in san jose. only 78 in santa rosa. jobina: we are going to start here with a live look at the san mateo bridge. it is our busiest bridge this morning. we have no blocking problems and that spot. we have one in the east bay. san jose 101 looking good there.

if you see this drive time and you wonder why does it take the same time to get from antioch to concord as it takes to get from tracy to dublin, the commute is getting stacked up due to a crash in bay point. no injuries are involved but there is a backup. your speeds are still at six miles per hour. kumasi: in the south bay today talks are set to resume in the efforts to keep thousands of san jose city employees from going on strike next week. amanda del castillo eo is live with the latest on this. amanda: they will be back at the bargaining table with san jose city leaders, all of this in an effort to reach an agreement before next tuesday's planned strike. 4500 city employees, including those working at the airport and city libraries are prepared to

strike. their comment characterize the'unions last attempt -- the union's last attempts at to reach city leaders. we are still waiting on confirmation from aef 1 they will return. workers want better working conditions and they are asking the city to address what they are calling a vacancy crisis. as for vacancies the cit jose has nearly 800 hundred job vacancies, a 12% vacancy rate. >> you have been temporarily understaffed for over a decade. when you spend years saying you are temporarily understaffed, at some point you realize you are lying to the residents. >> we are not asking for too

much. we are asking to put food on our table. we are asking to deliver better services to people who deserve them. the members behind me will explain that. we don't want to but we are ready to strike. amanda: available for comment, but he did address city workers before going into closed session. he acknowledged that while it may not feel this everyone he assures them that city council is working to balance the many needs faced by the city. the labor council said a letter to the san jose city manager, alerting them that 101 of its unions will be notified of this strike and will be encouraged not to cross picket lines, if that strike happens next tuesday. reporting live in san jose,

amanda del castillo. kumasi: requesting a strategy from the office of business and economic development. renewable hydrogen is viewed as one of the keys to help the state reach its zero emission climate goals. it could be beneficial when it comes to establishing a clean power grid. reggie: cut electric cars be a solution to boost california's power grid? that is what pg hoping. she hopes to use bi-directional charging. the ideas being tested in several places around the world. it needs more work before it could be an actual solution. >> it is a gigantic, untapped power source that can be used. most people are sitting parked,

unused 95% of the time. reggie: currently there are only a limited number of vehicles that can send power back from their batteries like the ford f-150 lightning. many automakers including chevy are working to make the technology available in the future. as families prepare to send kids back to school, it is not just homework and grades they are worried about. it is also drugs and alcohol abuse they are worried about. kumasi: schools are reminding people about the town's social host ordinance. anyone who hosts a party where underage alcohol or drug use is allowed will be fined $1500. the are surveying studenty to correct -- they are surveying students to correct misconceptions about underage drinking. >> we can combat how they view themselves and how they view their peers.

when they realize "most students are doing this, and i don't have to either" it is positive peer pressure. reggie: it about alcohol. also the worry about fentanyl is creeping into more school circles. one father lost his son to the