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solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: another day of talks to stop a potential worker strike in the south bay reggie: a three-story home goes up in lames. jobina: at the new driving instructor who might need some lessons themselves. we don't know what happened. let's not judge. they did crashing into the driving school. reggie: the fact that it is called learn to drive. [laughter] kumasi: we will check and withdrew drew for a look at the forecast. drew: we keep the comfortable air. we will have the breeze in the afternoon. 50's and low 60's. typical for this time of morning. you can see our lovely marine layer.

it is patchy around the bay shoreline. here is the forecast. increasing sunshine. it is breezy once again by 4:00. will have the wind 15 to 20 miles per hour. you can see 70's and mid 80's away from the coast. let's see how traffic is doing. jobina: good morning up we are starting with the toll plaza. it has already filled in. very different story from yesterday. we know wednesday is typically the day people commute and we are seeing that impact right now. in the east bay we have a sig alert underway on eastbound four. speeds still around six miles per hour. we do not have an estimate on when all of the lanes will reopen. concorde, your drive time will be 51 minutes because of that crash. reggie: developing news out of san jose where talks are set to resume between the city and

workers threatening to go on strike next week. this is after workers took their demands directly to the council. amenity castilian is live with these development -- amanda o'dea castilian is live with these developments. amanda: at least one of the two unions involved confirms they will be returning to the bargaining table to speak with the city in an effort to reach an agreement before next tuesday. we are still waiting on confirmation from the second union. workers want higher wages, better working conditions, and are asking the city to address a vacancy crisis. the city of san jose has 800 job vacancies lately, that is a 12% rate. this morning several dozen members of unions met with local 101 and ifp local 21 spoke before city council in person and over a zoom,

public comment as the city's last chance to avert strike in the last chance to share personal experiences with city leaders. yesterday afternoon the south bay labor council sent a letter to the san jose city manager, a formal notification of a strike sanction indicating, explaining all one heard one of its unions will be -- all 101 of its unions will be notified and encouraged not to cross picket lines. >> please listen to us, help us help the community or we will go on strike. >> i do want to assure you city council is working very hard to balance the many needs we face as a city and do everything we can to make the right trade-offs. 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 some city services and layoffs. local at the bargaining table. until an agreement is reached. next week strike is expected to pick up on tuesday for three days. kumasi: thank you, amanda. people who live in oakland have another chance to weigh in on what they want to see in the next lease. oakland has been without a since february. the meeting is at 6:00. you can find a link on the city of oakland website. reggie: we are learning more about the new interim police chief in antioch. the captain current chief stephen forwards retires on friday. he has been with antioch police for the last three years.

he was once a sergeant in richmond and also served in sacramento. the mayor is encouraged by the appointment but he is concerned about transparency. >> my concern is we have not been forward with the public about how may officers are under investigation. we have not been forward about staffing levels. reggie: he takes over at a troubling time for the antioch police department facing state and federal investigations into a racist and homophobic texas scandal -- texting scandal that is left half of the police force on leave. kumasi: thankfully no one was hurt when this large fire broke out in san francisco's inner sunset neighborhood. it started at a three-story apartment building in the flames then spread to a hardware store and a shed. where than 100 firefighters responded to the scene and got it under control after an hour and a half. reggie: now to the results of an

ohio special election with nature implications for abortion access in the state. voters rejected proposal one, proposal that would have required raising the thresholds to amend the states constitution. jobina: issue one would've called for a 60% supermajority to make changes to the constitution in simple majority. voters rejected that manager. what does this mean for ohio? it was put forth before november, when voters decide whether to enshrine abortion in the state constitution. if the amendment passed it would have made it harder for that amendment to pass in november. >> the constitution is under attack. >> it was important to protect my rights as a woman and the abortion protection so i wanted to vote no. jobina: the antiabortion rights

susan b anthony pro america group called the out, sad day for ohio and a warning for pro-life states across the nation. they also claim outside money -- they also blame outside money for the defeat. president biden slammed issue one as an attempt to weaken voters voices. more than a dozen states have passed near or total abortion bands. kumasi: today is important deadline for veterans waiting to receive benefits. the act signed by president biden gives benefits to veterans exposed to burn pits. nancy pelosi called the act a game changer. >> until we were passing the bill you had to prove this was dependent on that. forget that. you have a diagnosis, you are

there, you qualify. kumasi: veterans and their families looking to receive backdated benefits have to apply by today. you can do that on the department of veteran affairs website. jobina: the uc regents meeting to discuss the future of cal athletics. one conference looking to adding the bears. reggie: and paradise burning. the island of maui dealing with unprecedented wildfires. some people forced to jump into the wildfire. -- forced to jump into the ocean. drew: we will have the latest on those fires. here we have every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the

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reggie: we are very concerned

about the island of maui. the national guard has been activated to help fight fires on maui and the big island after state of emergency was declared yesterday. officials say extreme winds fueled by hurricane dora are driving the flames. local media reports say most of a historic town has been destroyed. last night people in that town were forced to jump into the harbor to get away from the flames. drew is tracking those conditions. drew: unfortunately we are very familiar with these conditions that create these fires. let's look at the red flag warning currently in effect for hawaii until 6:00 this evening. we have strong winds that have a high-wind warning in effect. let's take you down to maui county. live doppler 7 is picking up right here on the smoke from that fire coming into a very popular tourist area.

here is the airport in maui. that is one of several fires we are watching. this is the latest wind gust observation. 43 miles per hour. looking at the maui county emergency management agency on twitter, there are numerous road closures and numerous evacuation orders and numerous shelters that are open. we will watch it closely and get new images once the sun comes up. back at home is breezy, it is below average temperatures very similar to yesterday. a warming trend does hit us this weekend. reggie: coming said to offer a doom loop tour of san francisco. in the supreme court gives a partial wind to the white house in its fight to get rid of ghost guns. a live look outside. we are coming right

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reggie: the supreme court will allow the biden to regulate ghost guns. last year the atf moved to clamp on the kids by regulating them as firearms. the texas judge blocked the regulations nationwide, but the supreme court voted 5-4 to allow the regulations to take effect as court battles over the rules play out. the fate of cal berkeley's athletic program in limbo as the pac-12 dissolves. no word on what emerged from a meeting yesterday. the leaders of the atlantic coast conference also held a joint phone call. espn reports no decision is expected immediately.

the close of -- for the closest geographic school in louisville finances over the issue as well as what kind of tv deal the acc will offer. kumasi: buffalo bills in hayward reopened this week under new ownership but has the same beer brew master of 15 years. fa a seasonal pumpkin ale. buffalo bills closed its doors after the pandemic in 2022. bike sharing stations are in golden gate park. between the conservatory of flowers and ocean peak -- ocean beach. more stations are expected to be added in the coming weeks. bike sharing has been restricted because of competition with on-site white rentals. reggie: if you drink sugary

drinks every day there is another reason you might want to give a bad habit. the study confirms older women who consume beverages have a higher risk of liver cancer. the study followed postmenopausal women and found those who drink sugary drinks have a higher risk of death from liver disease. about 9000 women die from liver cancer every year in the u.s.. kumasi: if you've ever wondered why your hair is not as nice as someone else you might want to brain genetics -- to blame genetics. according to the study our hair is affected by patterns that grow on our heads and there are genetic variants that offer -- that alter the appearance of hair. reggie: this sign is trying to give one driver a clear message. a new higher at a driving school

was trying to park his own suv when he crashed into the businesses wall. the owner of the school says the new hire is not yet certified to teach any courses. one person had a minor injury. sometimes it is all in the title. drew: sometimes the universe gives you something you need. are you listening? jobina: i hope they show that person some grace. do you think it was their last day? [laughter] reggie: teaching people how to drive. drew: i was so nervous for my test. jobina: i was. reggie: extremely. jobina: i dropped to like 45 miles per hour on the freeway i was so nervous. the man was so mean. did you have the steering wheel and pedals on the passenger side so they could take over?

reggie: for the test they did? jobina: for the test and practice. reggie: for practice i did. jobina: for the test they wanted to make sure you're not driving into the wall. i did pass. drew: and i confirm longer goes 45 on the freeway. [laughter] drew: this morning you can see we have patchy fog. we are in store for breezy afternoon. winds are light but they will pick up in the afternoon. do get used to the wind later on today for the next couple of days. here is 4:00. onshore flow 15 to 25 miles per hour. not as strong as the wind yesterday. breezy and below average. 70's for the north bay is very comfortable. low to mid 80's in our warm spots. 65 in the city where the western

half of the city is quite cloudy. the eastern half of get sunshine. 62 for half moon bay. overnight we will see the numbers in the 50's and 60's. as you look at temperatures you will notice little change as we head into tomorrow and friday. we will have a bit of a warm up on saturday but temperatures take offer sunday. looking at the latest forecast it is cloudy on friday. then we will start to warm up through the festival. by sunday we are in the upper 60's to near 70 with a fair amount of sunshine. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. steady with temperatures through friday and then the numbers start to warm. next week we will be in a warm pattern as triple digits turn inland by tuesday. jobina: we are continuing to follow the sig alert. this is our biggest issue. the speeds have improved somewhat. you are down to around 10 miles

per hour. bailey road is the site of the crash. no timing on when the lanes will reopen. any up to concord is now -- antioch to concord is now only 40 minutes. now we are beginning to see things billing on the richmond san rafael bridge as we travel in the westbound connection. kumasi: now we are checking in with ginger zee who is live with what is coming up on gma. ginger: coming up, we are tracking that wildfire emergency in maui. so many new pictures coming in. the evacuations that have people in gridlock on the roads trying to get away and get out before they get hurt. there were people jumping into the harbor to escape the flames. we have a team out there and we will review the latest. and the tornadoes from colorado to massachusetts. one near cape cod.

another tornado threat in missouri and tennessee. and we have a winner. one lucky person in america is waking up a billionaire after winning the largest mega millions jackpot in history. we are live at the grocery store where the winning ticket was sold. and a new headline. a study has found their other benefits to a weight loss drug. dr. ash will break that down for us. we are rising and shining in pittsburgh this morning. who knew it was the birthplace of the banana split and the home of the steelers. and deals on wheels to chicago. don't miss it all on gma. reggie: i am super concerned about what is happening on maui. i cannot believe these pictures. ginger: seriously. reggie: have you been there? ginger: i have not but i am reading about its history. it is really bad.

people are saying it is mostly burned. dozens of businesses, apartment complexes, it will a miracle if they do not have deaths or serious injuries because of how quickly it seems to have spread. on the show i will lay this out but there a lot of people misunderstanding, it is hurricane dora. hurricane dora is 700 miles south of the islands. it is the squeeze of air creating that strong wind gust. reggie: it is so scary and it is still so early in hawaii it is hard to see what is happening. it will still be a couple of hours before we get eyes on it. definitely worry about our folks over there. thank you for adding perspectives that. we appreciate

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raised millions of dollars in a fundraising bound -- fundraising round. to connect the human brain to a computer. a monkey died during project testing in 2022. south san francisco-based genetictech -- the company violated several rules including storing wastes without a permit, failing to monitor waste emissions, and skipping required inspections. investigators also found requirements did not include federal waistcoats. a new walking tour does not highlight the best of san francisco. there is a post-up you can pay $30 to tour the city's most controversial areas.

participants will start at city hall and continued through midmarket and union square. organizers called the tour a tour through the worst of san francisco. i hope this is a joke. the tour is expected to be a mile and a half long. next at 6:30, the local school district trying to educate students about the dangers of underage drinking and drug use. and when the ikea will finally reopen. let's take a live look outside and see what it is looking at -- looking like at 6:27 this morning. we will be right back.

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officers and that is not making some people feel very safe. kumasi: an electric cars could be the option to help prevent blackouts and save california's power grid. reggie: then a trip to the grocery store in florida it will result in someone winning $1.5 billion in one of the largest jackpots in american history. and of course it is at publix. kumasi: publix is my favorite supermarket. they gave me the sugar cookies growing up. drew: it was good. kumasi: got me for life. favorite. kumasi: it really is. reggie: i learns to love it when i was in that area. kumasi: that is why he won the lottery. it tracks. drew: your stomach clubs it. such good food -- your stomach

clubs it. such good food. here is our lease debate -- our east bay hills camera. you will find afternoon sunshine. it is breezy in the afternoon and temperatures very similar to yesterday, at or below average for this time of year. 70's and mid 80's away from the coast. very pleasant on this ninth day of august. let's check in with traffic. jobina: we start off with the drive times. i wanted to show you that if you've been had looking at the antioch to concorde ride it is slowly improving. i want to zoom into the bay bridge because we have a car fire reported on the lower deck. eastbound 80 we have emergency crews on the scene and we will end with a look at the sig alert we have been following for the last hour. westbound four before bailey

wrote your speed down to 10 miles per hour. reggie: developing news out of the lay hope as the police responded -- the police department -- officers say they would stop responding to verified calls for service, which means it has to be a confirmed a crime is absolutely happening for them to respond. this new policy would apply to alarms at homes and businesses and many people were not happy to hear this. >> i have two neighbors who had home invasions and were on the phone with 911 and were told no one was coming. reggie: the department says 98% of home alarms or business alarms turn out to be false alarms. the plan could increase offic efficiency and response time. kumasi: talks are set to resume in the effort to keep thousands of san jose ways from going on strike.

our reporter is live in san jose with the latest. amanda: at least one of two unions involved confirms it will be back at the bargaining table for mediation with the city of san jose. this is an effort to stop the strike that is already planned for next tuesday. if not, 4500 city employees, including those working at the airport and city libraries are prepared to strike. many of them speaking before city council yesterday morning. their pleas over public comment characterized as the group's last chance to get the city to avert a strike in the last chance to share personal experiences with city leaders. ifpte l will be back at the bargaining table today. we are waiting on confirmation from others on whether they will return.

workers are asking for higher wages and better conditions and they are asking the city to address a vacancy crisis. san francisco leaders have offered a 5% raise next year. as for vacancy, the francisco has 800 job vacancies currently, that is a 12% rate. >> we have been saying we were temporarily understaffed for nearly a decade. when you spend years saying you were temporarily understaffed, at some point you realize you are lying to the residents. >> we are asking to put food on our table and deliver better services, to vulnerable communities, we are not asking for too much and the members behind me will explain that. we don't want to but we are ready to strike. amanda: the mayor was not available for an interview following the public comment period but he did address city

workers before going into closed session, acknowledging that while it may not feel this way to everyone he is sure city council is working hard to balance the many needs faced as a city. also yesterday afternoon the south bay labor council wrote a letter and sent to the san jose city manager's office notifying them that all 101 of its unions have been notified about next tuesday strike and they have been encouraged not to cross picket lines. reporting live in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. kumasi: as parents prepared and sent their kids back to school, it is not just grades they're worried about, but there is also the danger of alcohol and drug use. leaders in los gatos are taking a multipronged approach to the issue. anyone who goes to party where underage drinking or drug use is allowed will be fined $1500. the town and local school

district are working to focus on what they call positive community norms. they are surveying students to correct misconceptions about underage drinking. >> by connecting it -- by correcting it we have an opportunity to impact how they see themselves and their peers. when they realize most students are not doing this, i don't have to come is positive pure pressure. kumasi: once the survey is done teachers prepare to create messaging for students that will be released in fall in winter. reggie: concerns about fentanyl are creeping into more schools. one father lost his son charlie to the drop in 2020 while charlie was attending santa clara university. he says kids are not always seeking out the drug intentionally. he says charlie was seeking something else and ended up getting fentanyl. >> they found a dealer on snapchat and they arranged to a few pills from him. charlie said it looks like the

guy has perks and that killing me. he put one blue and 30 into his mouth and died. reggie: law enforcement says to keep an eye and social media because kids can find drugs if they not actively looking for them. >> social media platforms use ai to drive content to the user's. even if your child does not seek out these things, that does not mean the content will not be pushed to them. reggie: parent should understand how apps work. if your child uses snapchat you should know how to use it. kumasi: these types of conversations do not need to end here. there happening in high schools across the bay area. we have schools online about a fennel awareness program and walnut creek. it is an issue that is very important. we want to make sure you have

the tools you need to keep moving the conversations forward. when it comes to alcohol and drug addiction, you can find a list of fitted resources at our website abc7news.com/take action. reggie: new details about a busy san francisco intersection closed after a massive fire on a building under construction. octavia boulevard in hayes valley is expected to open by tomorrow. yesterday the city ordered the owners of the building to secure the property and open the street within 48 hours. last week's fire displaced eight people and damaged five nearby buildings. we now know when the new ikea will open in downtown san francisco and it is coming up soon. it will open its doors two weeks from today. the store is on market near the bart station. the opening comes amid a flurry of retailers leaving downtown san francisco. the mayor posted on social media "the arrival of ikea is great

news for the city's economic recovery that will bring jobs to the union square area." kumasi: but electric cars be a solution to boost california's power grid and help prevent a blackout? that is what the pg&e ceo is hoping for. she is proposing an idea to allow five directional charging to allow electric vehicles to send energy from their batteries back to the homework power grid. the idea is being tested in a few places around the world but needs more work before it could be a solution. >> it is i gigantic -- it is a gigantic untapped power horse that could be used. most vehicles are sitting part 95% of the time. kumasi: currently there are only a limited number of vehicles that can send power back from the vehicle, including the ford f1 50. many automakers are working to

make that technology available in the future. reggie: somebody has drawn all of the number for the record raking mega millions jackpot, $1.58 billion. the winning ticket was sold at a publix near jacksonville, very close to where kumasi just was. kumasi: would i be here? reggie: he might be playing a game. -- you might be playing a game. through merced county and bought a ticket you may win a million dollars. california students are cashing in because lottery officials say $.80 for every ticket sold goes to public schools. >> even if we do not have a jackpot winner in california we are thrilled because when sales are this high public schools are getting more money.

that is why the lottery exhibits -- exists, to raise extra money for public schools. reggie: the next estimated cash prize drops all the way down to $20 million. kumasi: i was there on saturday so i did not win. i was close. mine is on the way. reggie: is that what it means? i like that. i am excited to reach some of the blow. credit ratings of 10 banks have been downgraded and that can impact the economy. kumasi: let's look live at the new york stock exchange. we are down 15 points. another update on how the markets are doing. reggie: then the tale of hank the tank. she is leaving the bay area but her cubs are staying here. what a fish and wildlife expert says about keeping them safe and with their future holds.

stick with us on the abc 7 bay area streaming ap for abc 7 at 7:00. we are live from 7:00 to 8:00. download the app now. drew: i want to give update on the situation we are watching in maui county. we are tracking several wildfires that erupted yesterday. there is a red flag warning in place for high fire we know the combination all too well. let's go here is the airport. there are several fires we are watching. the current wind speed, winds are gusting 44 miles per tourists. live doppler 7, what this is showing, it is picking up on the smoke from this wildfire. it is likely very active this

morning. we will get more information once the sun comes up. it is a serious situation. we have evacuation orders in spots. back here at home it is quite a different story. it will be a comfortable afternoon. the numbers at or below average for this time of year. we will have a bit of an onshore breeze, 15 to 25 miles per h our warmest spots in the low to mid 80's. a warming trend for the upcoming weekend.

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montgomery, alabama. jobina is that the live desk with more on what police say led up to this. jobina: so many people have seen this on twitter, facebook. may be received a meme of a folding chair. if you did not get it i will help you understand. police detained 13 people for that fight but now they are charging three men with third-degree assault. police say the fight broke out after the dockworker asked the group move the boat and make way for a riverboat ruse. from the video -- for a riverboat cruise. from the video it appears the fight is along racial lines but the montgomery department says there is not enough evidence to fit the criteria of a hate crime. >> disturbing. surprising to see that take place. it was disappointing. jobina: if convicted, each count of third-degree assault would

carry a one-year prison sentence. a police chief says one of the men is in custody in selma, alabama and he expects the other to be in custody shortly. reggie: the whole thing is just unbelievable. now for your morning money report. financial service company moody's has warned it is reviewing six large banks for a possible downgrade. the company says the warning reflects the ongoing strain in the u.s. banking sector. a lower credit rating could push funding cost for those banks higher. the news led to a selloff of bank stocks bank which led to the larger stock market yesterday. now we will see what is happening on the new york stock exchange. we are almost at zero. up three points this morning. kumasi: new developments in the saga of a famous bear in lake tahoe known as hank the tank. she was captured and now she has been moved to a wildlife sanctuary in colorado. lena howland is joining us with

the latest. lena: dna evidence has tied hank the tank to break-ins at 21 homes from the beginning of last year to just recently. hank, who is a female, cubs were just captured. california fish and wildlife captured her on monday for evaluation. she was picked up from the animal sanctuary in colorado and arrived in colorado yesterday afternoon sanctuary in colorado -- in california had room. they spoke about the decision on our show yesterday. they say hank was separated from her cubs because officials say she is not a candidate for rehabilitation and will live out the rest of her life on the animal sanctuary. >> there was such a rap sheet for her and she had these three cubs. on july 21 one of the cubs was

hit by a vehicle. we knew we needed some assessment done of the situation. we did not want her teaching the cubs how to break into homes and we wanted to see if this cub was going to be all right. the more humans encroach into their habitat and also have things attracting them into human dwellings, whether it is barbecue falling off of the tree , the more we will unfortunately see interactions like this. jobina: hanks -- three cubs were taken to a rehabilitation center where there is no human-bear interaction. their rereleases still up in the arabic california fish and wildlife officials say that is the hope. lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you. that is very sad. i'm happy they're doing everything they can to make sure

it is safe. jobina: i know. reggie: you know how i feel about this. kumasi: a lot of times animals do not survive things. i am happy hank is alive. reggie: a lot of times is because we euthanize them. at least hank lives. or henrietta. the governor of colorado is calling her henrietta. is it jobina: we miss gendered her from the beginning. reggie: there are three bearers that could be hank the tank. according to the new york times, we are attribute in it all to this one bear but it is three. is that henrietta is the biggest. jobina: why henrietta and not hankette?

hankticia? [laughter] drew: what if she was just hanging out with her friends and they were doing all of the trouble and she gets caught. reggie: she was just a little bit slower. drew: that is what you have to be. be faster than the slowest. just a life lesson, kids. be faster than the slowest person. here is our rooftop camera. you can see our marine layer. fog is here. temperatures remained below average through friday than this roller coaster ride starts to go up again. much of next week does look warm. we find the wind ramping up during the afternoon. not as strong as yesterday but winds gusting 20 to 25 miles per hour. temperatures at or below average today. 82 for concord livermore.

65 in the city. the western half of the city is cloudy. the eastern half will find brighter conditions. that is it for santa rosa. comfortable for the middle of august. future tractor temperatures, we stay steady tomorrow into friday. we will find temperatures close to average. by saturday we will start to warm up the weather and sunday those temperatures will continue to rise. a quick look at the updated forecast. friday is the cloudiest day of the festival. brighter conditions saturday and sunday and a warming by sunday. here the next seven days. a steady pattern of blow to average temperatures through friday. warm weather takes over an summer sizzle returns next week. jobina: we do have good news about that traffic alert we have been following. finally it has cleared. westbound before bailey road.

you're seeing the residual delays because all of the backup was going to pittsburgh and antioch. we have a report of a car fire on the lower deck of the bay bridge on eastbound 80 past treasure island. westbound direction, this is what you can expect. metering lights came on at 5:36. a beautiful picture of the golden gate bridge. no fog today. kumasi: a woman in mexico city turned her home into a hummingbird sanctuary. she is taking care of more than 60 sick and injured hummingbirds in her apartment. it started when she was battling cancer in 2011 and a veterinarian friend encouraged her to take in an injured bird. soon people started bringin hummingbirds to her for help. demand for her services has exploded since someone uploaded a video about her on tiktok and she got 1.5 million views.

reggie: how far would you go for love? thousands of sandwich lovers are ready to declare their devotion to subway by offering to change the name legally to subway in exchange for free sandwiches for life. 10,000 people enter the contest but only one subway will win. the winner will also be reimbursed for the cost of paperwork to change their name. reggie: your name? kumasi: some people have names -- just call yourself something else. no one has to know your name is subway. reggie: subway will let everyone know. my husband was a sandwich artist. kumasi: at subway? reggie: back when they used to cut out the middle. that is old-school. it used to be a whole thing they

cut out the middle part. i just taught you something. kumasi: you did teach me something. look at our sea lion friends. reggie: we will be right back.

kumasi: if you're just joining us, here are seven things to know this morning. breaking news. tmc is reporting -- tmz is reporting senator dianne feinstein has been hospitalized in san francisco. she is 90 years old. reggie: new develop it's in san jose. talk set to resume to prevent a big strike. workers want better wages and benefits and a plan to fill open positions. kumasi: new developments into the investigation into accusations donald trump try to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. abc sources say the charge of the case will present

to a grand jury next week. reggie: devastating wildfires burning in maui. parts of a historic town have burned. the national guard has been activated. drew: we are comfortably average for the rest of the week. here is a live look from our camera showing the morning cloud cover with a marine layer in place in spots. we will keep you sun and clouds for the next couple of hours. it is another breezy afternoon by 4:00. will have the winds gusting 50 to 20 miles per hour. temperatures only in the low 70's to mid 80's by 4:00. jobina: given the majority of our blocking issues have cleared i thought we would show you the biggest spot of the commute. it will be at the bay bridge toll plaza and into the maze. metering lights came on at 5:36. kumasi: people are out of control. the microphone cardi b throu

at a fan -- she was at a concert in vegas and someone threw water on her. the microphone has been auctioned off her big bucks. the comedy that provided audio support for the show listed on ebay for $500. the winning bid, $99,000. reggie: what? are we ok? jobina: no. drew: what if she bought it back? she was like this is an artifact in time. reggie: that would be a classic move if it good morning america. fire emergency. maui under evacuation orders. people jumping into the harbor to escapeflames. and in texas, the fast moving wild fire outside the capitol that consumed an entire apartment building.