ask your asthma specialist about dupixent. ♪ >> this is downtown front street. it is hard to put into words what this looks like. it looks like a war zone. >> when i saw this video this morning, it it truly breaks your heart. parts of maui reduce to ash. the fire still burning. this morning, the death toll stands at 36. hundreds of homes destroyed. historic communities leveled and evacuations in place. the latest on the firefight. >> in the bay area, still smoldering this morning.

many in the area now concerned about the health risk. a growing discovery in danville. people sharing the worry of what sheriff's deputy say they found in the neighborhood. >> it is the first day of school for sin's eight unified school district. we are live as students and teachers prepare to return to the classroom. reggie: good morning. >> we have a lot of cloud cover out there. we start out with cool morning. i live look for the -- a live look from the camera. a quite a bit of drizzle. you begin your morning with temperatures in upper 50's to low 60's. let's go hour on future. you see patchy fog around the bay shoreline. we have increasing sunshine or away from the coast. we are finding

conditions. later this afternoon we see temperatures close to average but we begin to see high clouds move in from the south. later this afternoon to the evening, we turn to mostly cloudy conditions. this is a remnant of what was tropical storm eugene moving into our neck of the was. will likely bring early morning drizzle tomorrow. today the numbers close to where they should be this time of year. the breeze picking up in the afternoon. jobina: we are going this can meet with a deadly crash we are following in mountain view create the site of the crash as southbound 101 tl southbound 185. we do know a corner has been called out to the scene. we have new video of a responding to a report of a hit and run crash. one person was found outside of their vehicle reportedly thrown out of the car. all lanes have since reopened

but police are still investigating. kumasi: developing this morning, you might notice a bad smell or even bad air quality. a fire that broke out at the steel facility near the port of oakland yesterday is still burning right now. looking at video from overnight we just got into our newsroom. camera and as you can see the smoke there is still rising from the site. it prompted air quality warnings and people at jaclyn and square had to cover their nose and mouth as they were getting out of the theory. >> get out of here real soon because it assented to be breathing in. kumasi: some people were passing out mask to stay protected from potential hazards. fire officials say it is contained but it will keep burning for some time. >> it is a very, very

hawaii. it is devastating. i know many families are struggling right now as well as family members across the state. we want to send our heartfelt love to them and our prayers to them. reggie: the heartbreaking situation in maui as wildfires rage across the island. we learned at least 36 people died because of the fires. thousands evacuated and horse are being urged to leave maui as soon as possible -- tourists are being urged to leave maui as soon as possible. the historic town of lahaina is gone. here's a before and after view of the city. you can see the top image is what it used to look like before the fire to the town. the bottom image is what is left behind. hawaii lieutenant governor linksys throat will -- to recover will take years. jobina: evacuation centers

packed with hundreds of displaced families and hospitals overwhelmed with burn patients. the strong wind that fueled the flames expected to slow down today. military helicopters are helping with firefighting efforts and search-and-rescue response but are affected by the widespread cell service outages across the allen. hawaii department stress patient director expects 1500 people to fly out of maui today. more than 11,000 throughout the day before. we are hearing from residents who escape the flame. >> everybody we know lost their homes. >> we do not know anyone yet who kept their homes. >> the fire storm came and took everything with it. i just ran out to the beach and helped everyone i could along the way. jobina: the true humid and has been around for 150 years.

the hawaii big island battling break wildfires. president biden expressed his condolences to everyone who lost loved ones. san francisco braylen london breed was among those evacuated from maui yesterday. a source close to her says she is doing ok. reggie: government officials in hawaii discouraging non-essential travel to maui. if you have a flight booked, several airlines are offering rivers. woman tell us she was about her husband and children on the island. >> i want them home for you to try to figure out what the best thing to do if i fly in and take a shuttle over or wait to hear from them but there's no cell service so i have not been able to get in touch with them. reggie: another traveler and her husband had direct flights from 89 day trip they said they had no warning for they had to change their plans. >>

anywhere, travel agencies about what was going on. we had no idea until we got here to check in bags to get on the flight. reggie: if you have plans to travel to another island in hawaii, travel advisors say you are in the claim. where keeping an eye on the situation all morning long and as news breaks will post to the website and find latest on the homepage abc7news.com. kumasi: happening today, the first day of school for two largest school districts. east bay students return to class and south bay at san jose unified going back. we all live in san jose with the changes students will notices in the classroom. reporter: san jose unified spoke with us about a number of changes they have made to address the challenges they face and experience last year.

s is the largest school distri inju -- sju district in the county. overwhelming, exhausted, tired, excited as how parents are describing today's big return to school. the district is adding eight full-time behavioral support specialists throughout the system. we are told this is in direct response to issues experience last year when the district saw an uptick in behaviors such as difficulty with basic conflict resolution. they attribute this to pandemic related struggles. such challenges are nationwide trained created school safety is always top of mind per unit several incidents april and may of last year within sku involving social media threats and students bring it loaded firearms and even ate night on the campuses. it is why they are introducing a

new communication platform called paradise square to reach parents quickly and establish direct -- parents s reach parents quickly establish direct contact during emergencies. >> i did not know it ever get information out as fast a fashion as a kid who's texting for the classroom home but we do want to make sure we provide factual information as quickly as possible. reporter: 25,000 students and staffing shortages continue to be a challenge across the board, they are roughly 30 legacies for teachers at the school year starts. they are to think of substitutes will be in class today. the district assuring every class will have a teacher when students return for the first day this morning.

drew: forecast as the kids go back to school this morning. it is a lovely day. we'll have a lot of sunshine. mid-70's by 11:00 a.m. and the parties cloudy and quite warm with temperature of 80°. an update on conditions in maui. the wind is weaker than they were yesterday morning. yesterday we had wind gusting close 50 miles per hour. they are weaker. we expect the wind ebbing and flowing today between 15-30 miles per hour out of the north and northeast. back at home we have dense fog along the coast. half moon bay less than 2 miles and coastal drizzle. the roadway is wet on 101 decoding gate. we will have that blend of sun and clouds this morning. we keep the fog along the toes. we have high clouds from the

remnants of what was tropical storm eugene later this evening but before that we will have temperatures close to average for that -- this time of year. similar to yesterday afternoon. the 30 day forecast shows we have changes coming our way. we will likely see drizzle tomorrow morning before a warmer pattern sets up this weekend. we talk about the warmer weather coming up. reggie: we are learning about a scandal involving some of 49ers top executives. what multiple lawsuits are alleging regarding the team's ceo. kumasi: what will it take to make oakland a safer place to visit and live it? we hear about the decline. reggie: the music festival kicks off tomorrow. operations already under way

reggie: police investigati after multiple people were found dead inside a danville home. they say they were called out last night to a home. abc seven news reporter was in there and spoke to the neighbors. reporter: a lot of questions

tonight from nearby neighbors on what exactly happened at his home in danville. the sheriffs office said they are investigating a possible murder suicide. the call came in around 5:30. dispatch audio indicates it was a welfare check at a home. several officers were on scene taping off the residence. we spoke to a longtime neighbor who said he still is processing something like this happening so close to home. >> this is shocking to the neighborhood. i have kids here. live here 20 you cannot process it because i do not think we even had anything as far as murder suicide. reporter: the sheriff's office says there's no threat to the public but did not say if there had been any arrests. investigators say more information will be released at a later time. in danville, lauren martinez.

kumasi: oakland mayor trying to highlight the work administration is doing to tackle violence while some people's support the efforts of other state what is being done is not enough. a recent newsletter from the office shows $2 million for the towards reducing school violence and also details plans to add more foot patrol officers and a cease fire initiative which focuses on bank and group violence. some critics say too much money given to opd and other programs need funding. >> not addressing the root causes like root causes of property crimes his people are struggling to survive. kumasi: money put toward the department of violence prevention which recently had a budget cut. reggie: emergency managers for more than a dozen countries getting a look at the emergency operations center. it has become a hub whenever there is a disaster.

abc seven news yesterday for a tour. responding and 2019 when there is power shut off's and another wildfire. the event was a chance to exchange ideas. >> share with them our living experiences. how we have overcome those but also it is a learning experience for us for the team to hear what they are doing in their countries. here with their programs are and see if there is we can take back here. reggie: the county department decades ago but what independent 2019 polity numerous disasters that hit the county. kumasi: 49ers ceo and several other executives from the online educational company chegg facing multiple lawsuits for suspected insider trading and misinforming shareholders for chegg.

the lawsuits were aware of an academic team scandal that drove up sales during the pandemic. the civil suit also accuses the executives of making misleading statements, gross mismanagement, and in just enrichment as sales dropped. a list i made $1.4 million is alleged to have made 1.4 one million dollars after selling shares at inflated prices. reggie: the city drink up for outside lands with the third a long concert happening at golden gate park. headliners include kendrick lamar, odesza, and foo fighters. there'll be several night acts playing at at our shows happening across the city. one performer will not make it. trixie pulled out of the form seven-day at the festival. also out of her after party set. she posted to our instagram story saying she is very sad to say she is not able to make it

this weekend. she says you know i love a live gig but unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstance i'm going to have to sit this one out. there is a replacement and it should make rupaul's drag race fans happy. bobby drag queen to set into the slot. kumasi: ok. reggie: bob lee drag queen is supposed to be the opening at for madonna and her tour is postponed so she has time. drew: nice. 70. tomorrow you have a lot of cloud cover and a fair morning amount of drizzle. it will get sunshine tomorrow afternoon but saturday and sunday are the brighter and warmer of the two days especially sunday were real close to 70 in the park. that is a warm day in golden

gate park. we do have drizzle out there this morning. it is breezy and averages afternoon and will find the hot summer weather for much of next week. we'll have the cloud cover pull back to the coast this morning. we will watch later on this afternoon as you see all of this cloud cover moving in from the south, that is the remnants of what was once tropical storm eugene. it looks like what will help to do add additional cloud cover to our sky, enhance the marine layer and likely thing tomorrow morning we see more drizzle out there. not be surprising your commute tomorrow come over from the coast even inland we could have wet pavement out there as the remnants move through. today it is a steady average pattern. the numbers close to where we should be this time of year. we turn overcast tonight. pockets of drizzle and temperatures in the 50's and 60's. feature tracker temperatures,

tomorrow is a similar story with temperatures and we start to warm up over the weekend. sunday you can see more areas into the 90's, going above average in most cities for the second half of the weekend. it is the morning drizzle with sign tomorrow and then we start to warm up over the weekend and keep the warmer pattern for much of next week. jobina: we go back to mountain view where we are following a deadly crash in this area. southbound 101, southbound we are not seeing a back up. a corner has been called to the scene and an estimate of 10-15 minutes before they can get the lanes reopened. elsewhere a live look at the richmond bridge. we start to see traffic pick up for people traveling westbound. then the san mateo bridge, detailed lights traveling westbound was the peninsula. no problems to report. kumasi: coming up, the seven

things to know this morning. >> if you have children under five, child care can be more than the cost of housing for your family. reggie: we dive into how it

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kumasi: if you're just running us, here are the seven things to know. at least 36 people have died in the fire is burning across o'malley. -- maui. this morning there is no power or cell phone service to much of the island. officials say hundreds of homes and businesses have been destroyed. there is one positive sign overnight, the conditions have improved and it is help firefighters. reggie: a to the night. it is pumped at warnings about air quality in the area. fire officials say the fire is contained but expected to burn for some time. kumasi: state regulators set to decide the future of cruise and way mode today. both companies are seeking permission to expand driverless car services in san francisco to 24 hours a day. reggie: but a school today for bay area students.

first day for sin is that unified and san ramon valley school districts. drew: we have morning clouds out there. some drizzle along the coast. we'll have our coal pattern continued this afternoon. it is breezy once again with numbers in 70's and 80's away from the coast. jobina: we have a 10 minute delay on the line due equipment problem on the tracks. >> at least six more people are considering joining a lawsuit against lizzo according to lawyers. she has been accused of cre a hostile work environment. she said she is quote hurt the allegations. the city of san francisco will soon see a population shift. if your are having babies and there are a lot more seniors. abc seven news reporter shows us the consequences of an aging community. reporter: san francisco population is shrinking. >> we are seeing a

births a year. we expect that to climb -- decline. reporter: corners of the latest data, there are two factors working together towards the decline. >> choosing to have smaller families and women are starting to have children at a later ages which mean they have less time to have more children. reporter: they are projecting san francisco will have more people dying due to age then babies will be born by 2025. >> as the population gets older you will see higher discounts because there are more people over than before. reporter: the cost of living continues to push families out of the city. >> housing is a big problem and we hear that from our clients and families we are working

with. reporter: 60% of san francisco children ages zero to five years old live in a household that struggles to make ends meet. >> for families who have children under five, the cost of house care is substantial. it $65,000 for two adult household with two young children. reporter: child care can cause 25,0 >> the research is showing all sorts of decisions being made by young san francisco's that there hesitating to take on the cost of having a family and of course, we want the city to be family-friendly. reporter: every year the population shrinks. experts believe it can also translate to a weaker economy. reggie:

involving senator dianne feinstein. incident at her san francisco home that sent her to the hospital. kumasi: continue to try to be devastating wildfires burning in maui . images of instruction have an impact on people in the bay

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>> the focus is to save lives and prevent human suffering and mitigate great property loss. reggie: it is a state of emergency in parts of hawaii this morning. the death toll from the wild fires burning into the double digits. the latest on the fire fight. >> is a beautiful place that is irreplaceable. kumasi: images of the destruction really hitting home for so many people here with

family ties to the island. many historical sites in ashes this morning. reggie: i votes happening today and the question should the driverless taxis continue to expand? kumasi: good morning. reggie: we start with a check on the weather. drew: we have dense fog along the coast as in the vacant drizzle as well. here's a live look from the golden gate bridge. we have what pavement. we will find as the day goes on that air quality ebbs and flows the next couple of days but right now temperature is upper 50's to low 60's throughout -- as get out the door. hour-by-hour, much of the cloud cover. by 9:00 it is breaking is breezy once again and temperatures very similar to yesterday. pretty close to average for this time of year. underneath the steady pattern of morning fog to sun and

temperatures close to where they should be this time of year but we will find warmer weather moving in shortly. we talk about the warm up coming up. let's check on how chapek is doing. jobina: good morning. we are following the deadly crash in mountain view. it is our biggest issue in terms of commute this morning. we did not say delay in the area and it is because it is still early for this spot. southbound wondered one, southbound 85 is the crash site -- 101, sup on 85 is the crash site. we also have a mass transit alert for bart if you rely on the line, you're facing a 10 minute delay in the daly city and richmond directions due to an equipment problem on the tracks. kumasi: a live look from our camera where a fire you can see is still smoldering at the schnitzer steel facility near the port of oakland.

just a heads up, because of this, you might notice a bat smell or bad air quality in the east bay this morning. that fire is still smoldering. the smoke prompted air quality warnings. officials say it is contained but they will keep monitoring into because it will continue to burn for some time. reggie: the latest on what is happening in maui. we learned at least 36 people have been killed in the fires. officials say hawaii's governor will travel to maui today to get a look at the damage. mass evacuations underway after nearly 300 buildings have been damaged or destroyed. hawaii's lieutenant governor says it includes homes and small businesses that took years of hard work. >> the road to recovery will be long. need to figure out how to help a lot of people at the next several years and to build some of these structures. reggie: visitors are being told to get off of the island as soon

as possible. transportation officials expect 1500 people to fly out today after 11,000 throughout yesterday. the area of lahaina a popular tourist and vacation spot come historically landmark, it served as the capital of hawaiian kingdom starting in 1802. the center of the town declared a historic landmark. this is the baldwin house, the oldest house on maui. this believed to have burned. we do not know how many of the districts are reduced to rumble. there are fears the famous banyan tree has been loss, planted in 1873 in the city center, it covers an entire block and stand 60 feet tall. kumasi: the impact from the fires can be felt here in the bay area by people who used to live on the island. abc7news south bay reporter

spoke to people worried about family and friends. reporter: devastating damage from wildfires are not uncommon from bay area natives. >> it's pretty tough to comprehend what is going on. reporter: things they never believe it would have happened to the beautiful island. >> i lost my home to fire in the past. it is close to home for people who are losing everything because my family lost everything. it is hard to watch all of our brothers and sisters on the island go through this after watching year after year everyone go through it here. reporter: the struggle to get in contact with parents and family with power out and sell service that is either limited or nonexistent. they told us their second home north of the lahaina could end up in the evacuation zone while their friends houses have been destroyed by the flames. >>'s heart to think about front street, a place that i -- it is

hard to think about front street, a place close to me as a kid, and west maui, to think it ravaged by the buyers and will need to be rebuilt. >> it is a unique, historic, beautiful place that is irreplaceable and that is what lahaina town is. reporter: he says losing to former capital of the hawaiian kingdom and landmarks like the historic banyan tree is irreplaceable to the cultural history. given the strong ties to the culture, the bay area will step in to help the residents in need and rebuild beautiful island of maui. >> organization will be coordinating and monitoring, whatever support we can provide. the spirit as they are. the community is there. that is the most important. to my friends and my families, no one can put in the worst the loss of lahaina but it represents and what it is

-- for what it represents and what it is. kumasi: where keeping an eye on the situation all morning long right here. if any news breaks come will post that our website and you can find the latest on our homepage abc7news.com. reggie: today a key could fastrak the acceptance of more self driving cars. the governing body that oversees public safety issues in california will decide if crews and women can begin shop -- charging layers for driverless rise to four hours a day -- fares for driverless rides hours a day. reporter: today's vote could lead to a massive expansion of the driverless robo cars, not only here, but all of california. the decision has been delayed twice while cpuc works to get more data from crews and limo on

incidents like gestalt autonomous vehicles blocking traffic and robo taxis that drove into fire scenes or block streets. there is a cpuc meeting monday where way and cruise ships and its host talk about their safety record and upgrades they have made to their system. there has been opposition to the new age cars especially at incidents like this one at the san francisco pride parade were a way most self-driving car stopped in the middle of the intersection added to back up. representative say they are working to ensure vehicle stay out of the way of active emergency vehicles whenever possible. san francisco fire chief strongly opposes the expansion of self-driving services. she says they have blocked fire engines, ambulances and fire stations. she spoke out at the meeting monday. . >> you are not ready for prime time because of how they impacted our operations. >> police department and fire department clearly know exactly

how to access if we are in need no matter what the traffic situation is. reporter: that former san francisco mayor, a cruise and visor -- a cruise advisor and heart of the emergency response argument. support 24/7 service expansion across the city. it cpuc that will make a final decision on expansion expected to happen today and not only mean the companies would be able to charge for the rides but also expand their hours and the service area here in san francisco. kumasi: area kids heading back to school today. in san

in his return to the classroom. repo we are being promise a festive first day of school here. san jose is that unified the largest district in santa clara county ready to welcome more than 26,000 students back to the classrooms and they are promising some changes when it comes to behavioral support, safety, and communication with parents. this district says it is been hard at work doing training preparing eight new full-time bearable support specialists throughout the district. the eight will work with schools in the first few weeks then they will branch out to other campuses. we are told it is a direct response to issues experience last year when they saw an uptick in behaviors with its younger students such as difficulty with basic conflict

resolution. they attribute the behavior to pandemic related struggles. reminding such challenges are a nationwide trend at all levels. >> we will have those throughout the district working with teachers and classroom staff, training them and working with students and parents to try to find ways to make sure behavior stays positive and all of the staff around the students are trained to be supportive as possible. reporter: school safety is always top of mind. you remember several incidents between april and may last year within the school district involved social immediate threats about a school shooting a students bringing loaded firearms on to campus. it is the reason why the district introducing a new communication platform called "parent squ direct avenue of communication during emergencies. all of that is set.

parents have expressed they are overwhelmed, excited them all of the data. the students of womanly excited to see their friends. -- the students excited to see their friends. kumasi: slow safe. it is a message strongly supported by school districts, public health departments, and local leaders. >> we just need to raise the awareness and get people to realize every time they get behind the wheel, we make choices, conscious or unconscious come about how safe we are going to be. it is about education, awareness, behavior change. kumasi: pedestrian and driver safety a point of emphasis in san jose. last year 65 people were killed on city streets. the number is down this year. reggie: families in north bay preparing for the start of the school year. students invited to pickups re-school supplies. giveaway backpacks

school essentials. the program received $25,000 worth of donated school supplies. children also got a hundred dollar gift card from this center by newschool close. ceo says the need for school supplies has increased in recent years. >> these low income families sometimes have to make hard choices between gasoline and these kind of thing so we want the children to have a fair start in school where they did not have to make the choices. reggie: the center says it will consider expanding his back-to-school event next year. the school year starts august 23. kumasi: still ahead, utah men killed by the fbi. threats that man made against president biden's life before he was set to visit the state. reggie: the latest move by governor desantis that has some calling him a dictator. but first i checked on the weather. drew: we haven't stalking a lot

to be school starting dear school year today. it is a pleasant forecast. bright skies. temperatures is mild. we warmed to the lower 80's by 3 p.m.. currently this morning the only place experiencing dense fog is along the immediate close like. half moon bay has dropped even more, we are down to one mile visibility. we have a dense fog you have pockets of just also be a word that. everywhere else where doing just fine even though we may have cloud cover overhead. we're watching the air quality closely especially the fire burning in the port of oakland. air quality, current conditions were good across the board. we keep our eyes on that what you could have locally different conditions in the east bay because of the smoke but mostly we are seeing no real impact across the region. a live look outside from art rooftop camera.

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prices. that is a point to increase for the month of june. the findings play a role in federal reserve's upcoming decision on interest rates. california's dianne feinstein is resting at home this morning. she tripped over a piece of furniture at our san francisco home tuesday. her office issued a statement saying she was taken to the hospital as a precaution. all of her scans were clear and she returned home. she has about of a series of health issues this year -- battled a series of health issues this year. >> she was out of the senate's months with shingles early this year and more serious than disclose. when she talks to reporters, back on capitol hill, or anywhere else, she sometimes seems disorientated. reggie: senate chuck schumer says he spoke with feinstein and she is doing well. kumasi: developing this morning, an investigation into death

threats made towards president biden ended with a deadly shooting hours before he landed in the state. jobina: president biden utah this morning for a one-day visit to the state but hours before he landed, fbi agent's shot and killed a 75-year-old man. the fbi says agents were investigating threats made by the man online. he had apparently heard the president was coming to town and posted he would quote clean the dust off his and 24 sniper rifle. the fbi arrived to his home yesterday morning to arrest him and that is when gunfire was exchanged. >> the tipping point to meet was president biden was coming, close proximity, this individual had, look like he was on it path to carry out the attack. jobina: the man was also accused of threatening other government officials including attorney general merrick garland, vice president kamala

harris and letitia james. president biden will go to salt lake city put and -- veteran affairs to highlight the first anniversary of the pack act. reggie: a top fortis is suspended. dissent is removed monique worrell 40 calls neglected duty. -- removed for what he called neglected duty. [indiscernible] >> with the state attorney has done is of use that discretion and effectively nullified certain laws in the state of florida. that it reaches her duties she owes to the people of florida under our state constitution. reggie: legal experts say the governor does have the right to remove these prosecutors.

worrell says she's considering legal action. drew: tomorrow outside lands gets underway. tomorrow is the cloudiest day of the festival. we will have morning drizzle giving way to some sunshine. saturday and sunday it is not only brighter, it is also warmer by sunday get close to 70 degrees preach and live look outside. our marine layer is with us. we have closely drizzle this morning along with dense fog. it is abbreviated average this afternoon and hot summer weather returns this upcoming weekend. watch the cloud cover pullback to the coastline. sunshine, we will watch some high clouds move in after the sun goes down coming in from the south. the is the remnants of tropical storm eugene and it will likely bring some widespread drizzle tomorrow morning so be aware of that.

today, steady average patterns. the numbers close to where they should be this time of year. we'll have the breeze picking up this afternoon once again. overnight tonight we have the drizzle become more widespread and temperatures in 50's and 60's. your tracker, where keeping study average pattern through friday but we start to warm up over the weekend. sunday the warmer of the two days. the warm pattern continues next week per year comfortably cool today. morning drizzle tomorrow and we warm up over the weekend and we keep that warm pattern over from the coast for much of next week. jobina: good morning. we start with our newest update in traffic, the lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. mass transit but good is recovering from the earlier equipment problem on the track so you are still facing a 10 minute delay as he daly city enrichment direction but it is clearing. our biggest issue is this deadly crash.

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kumasi: welcome back. a las vegas police have released body camera video from the recent raid on a home that may be connected to the unsolved murder of tupac shakur. here is abc news reporter. reporter: in this morning gma first look, new video of the

moment a las vegas swat team to send it on a home in relation to the unsolved murder of tupac shakur. >> we have a the resident. need to come up with your hands up. reporter: las vegas police raided the home of duane davis is a nearby city just miles away from where the 25-year-old was gunned down during a drive-by shooting in 1996. according to the search warrant, police sees multiple items they believe could tighten davis to the murder. >> who shot tupac reporter: we have more of the details and what is next for the search for tupac's killer. drew: live doppler 7 coast worry have -- we are

watching the close where we have the dense fog this morning. we start out with temperatures in the upper 50's to low 60's. also know there is usual this morning. -- there is drizzle this morning along the toes. a live look outside for you to have a calm right now. here's how the day shapes up. we start with cloud cover and give brighter conditions as the day goes on. it is another breezy afternoon. we will find those guys nice -- will find those skies nice away from the coast. if you are traveling across the state today, and most regions we are seeing temperatures at or slightly above average this time of year. will find 80's and 90's for most of the valley. at home we keep it steady and average through tomorrow and the weekend we start to warm up with temperatures going above average this time of year. kumasi: new axis :00, falling

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: deadly disaster on maui. cyrus killing dozens of people and leaving buildings damaged and destroyed. evacuations underway for residents and tourists. reggie: air-quality warning, a fire near