announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: woman's body found at golden gate bark not far from those gathered at outside lands. -- from those gathered at outside lands. kumasi: bay area man hoping his family survived a wildfire as 1000 are still missing. reggie: former president trump

facing a possible fourth indictment. strike. san jose meet with the city to resume talks 24 hours after they plan to walk off the job. reggie: good morning. kumasi: let's start with a check of the forecast. drew: it is warm and the weekend will be warm. get used to the warm august days. not too much fog out partly cloudy to start your day. wish her moving through parts of contra costa county. holding the 60's and low 70's. as you step outside you will feel warm air. near 70 right now in san jose.

74 right afternoon. the city go around the bay shoreline. 80's and 90's from fairfield to livermore. 88 in remount. 73 in the city. let's get a check of traffic. jobina: starting with the crash we are following in the san jose following an overturned vehicle northbound 101. not much of a slowdown in that area. also looking at a stall westbound 92 on the san mateo bridge at the high-rise slowing things down. we will bring you a live look from every bill. the lights are in the area. tracy to dublin is the only significant so spot, looking at

43 minutes. reggie: investigating if a woman's body was found. amanda: details are extremely limited at this hour. we are at 22nd and fulton in the area of where the gruesome discovery was made around 7:30 last night. a woman's body was found just north of the boathouse. our media partners woman was found dead inside a large duffel bag. a dog walker first encountered it.

the investigation is in the early stages. reggie: developing news o devastating news in maui. it is now the deadliest wildfire in the u.s. in within 100 years. an estimated 1000 people are still missing. at least 96 people have died. officials warning us the number is expected to climb higher because only a small percentage of the fire zone has been searched air to governor of hawaii is lifting a $10 million cap on disaster relief spending. it is the proclamation he released tuesday. they are looking into emergency siren system did not activate. kumasi: a man said he lost contact with his family in maui. he said he last heard from them on friday. he tells ryan curry all he can

do is hope they are ok. ryan: the death toll climbing. others have lost contact with loved ones including a local man who has not hurt his son and ex-wife since friday. >> for three days we have not been sleeping and stressed out and not being able to get hold of anyone. ryan: he says they live near area and fears they are the next victims. >> i am fairly confident they are ok but there is still that in the back of my head that something happened and i don't know. ryan: it is prompting others in the area to step up and help. she is from maui and said her family is safe and currently helping house others who lost their homes. >> my heart and mind are in maui right now. ryan: she fears with the teacher might hold for the community. >> health disparities and

economic disparities exist within the community compared to other people in hawaii. what we are looking at now is an exacerbation of those disparities during this time. ryan: a relief fund has been opened up for those in maui. he said it will be used for various resources. >> firefighters have lost their homes and been injured and the public who are so devastatingly affected by this horrific fire we have seen on the news over the past couple of days. ryan: with more resources they hope they will be reunited with their families soon. ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: we have resources located on the front part of our website, a list of one razors and charities and verified nonprofits that are helping the

people of hawaii in this long road to recovery. that is at abc7news.com. kumasi: a looming strike. two unions with city workers are meeting for a proposal. the union said they ate up a proposal that significantly moves to support our needs. the two unions have been set to walk out for 72 hours starting tomorrow. they represent 4500 workers in sectors of the airport, housing department and city library. workers are calling for better wages, working conditions and asking the city to address nearly 800 job vacancies. reggie: first essay the georgia district attorney investigating former president trump's efforts to overturn the election will be presenting the case to the grand jury. this could mean the former president may be indicted again. jobina: this could lead to the fourth indictment. the investigation has been going on for 2.5 years and sparked in

part by a phone call between trump and the georgia's secretary of state brian roethlisberger where he was pressured to find the votes he needed to win the election. the former chief meadows was also on the call. trump is the leading candidate for the republican party for 2024 has denied any wrongdoing. fmr. pres. trump: we don't take plea deals because i did not do anything wrong. it is called election interference. jobina: trump has stepped criticism of the da, though she has mostly declined to comment on the case. she responded saying this is business and will never be personal for her. drew: looking at live dop with satellite. this upper-level low will be a feature of the forecast over the next couple of days.

wisher spinning around. we will get thundershowers in the sierra. but late as night we had more shirt move through our of the woods. it brought lightning strikes and thunder in parts of contra costa county. the moisture is moving offshore and not anticipating any lightening in the forecast for the next couple of days. thundershowers we have over parts of contra costa county are pushing offshore. we do not have any threat for lightning this morning. half moon bay at visibility. high clouds, partly cloudy conditions. brighter skies this afternoon. it is a warm to hot day. the next several days will find temperatures above average for this time of year. 70 in the city. 92 in san jose. 100 in livermore.

it is going to be a day light layers is what you will need. by the end of the week, cool air coming in. reggie: some at the state capitol hoping to recruit more teachers as the shortage worsens across the country. kumasi: the latest announcement as san francisco community college as students take classes free. reggie: if pilots forced to eject from a plane as it crashes -- two pilots forced to eject from

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reggie: the ntsb and the faa investigating a crash at an air show in michigan. two pilots ejected before the plane went down. kumasi: this month -- reporter: this morning the thrill over thunder in michigan turned traumatic.

it turned airborne over belleville cellphone video shows the pilots ejecting an explosion as a plane went down, crashing into an apartment complex parking lot hitting only unoccupied cars. >> it was flying too low. reporter: the plane bursting into flames. >> it was crazy to see the explosion. reporter: he saw the crash and said the airshow crowd was told what went wrong. >> the announcers were explaining what happened that the pilots were injecting out and there was a crash. reporter: a statement from the wayne county airport authority said the pilots and backseater successfully ejected before the crash. first responders transport of

the pair to a hospital as a precaution. incredibly, both survived. reporter: glad that nobody was injured. they declared an emergency before they ejected from the plane. no word on their condition. the faa and ntsb will investigate the crash. kumasi: president biden heading to the west coast, to after meeting at camp david. he will stay there nearly a full week. the white house hasn't released a reason for the visit but it came after his administration allocated $3 billion to help fight invasive species from spreading at the lake. reggie: san francisco could be asked to pass a bond for affordable housing in the city. they plan to put the measure on the march ballot that would help provide 1500 new units of the

housing and get to the state-mandated goal, approving 82,000 new units in eight years. within half need to be for low income earners. kumasi: relief on the way for the thousands of san francisco college students. they will waive $2 million in fees, enough to cover 13,000 students. a fee balance of as little as $10 for students enrolling in classes. it is to help students in san francisco code to school tuition free. reggie: a new push to get more teachers in the classrooms in california. they are holding a summit for recruitment. it is for different types of educational groups from school districts, teacher credential programs and other so-called pipeline programs. the goal is to fix the statewide shortage by increasing composition -- compensation and

improving working conditions. the electronic dj group close out the outside lands music festival with kumasi: a bang. kumasi:-- festival with a bang. kumasi: one of our own hit the stage. ♪ reggie: that was great. kumasi: rule apply to dan? we can't hear the whole thing? that is rude. that could have any and jobina -- could have been me and jobina. on our website there is a video of his experience. you can search dan ashley music for more information. the foo fighters, 1975 and

the stallion were also performers. we could have down. reggie: did you see what was in the background? now it is different. kumasi: i like the shades. reggie: the thing that is tied, the scarf. jobina: this is cool. reggie: that is really cool. kumasi: how awesome. jobina: did any drew: i did watch it live. reggie: it was extremely high-quality. drew: i was impressed. good job.

ahead. it is going to be a warm day. wind and fog. we will have a blend of sun and clouds early on. then it is a warm to hot day. look at temperatures right now, 70's from fairfield to antioch and livermore. high 60's around the bay shoreline. it is a hot wind in the south bay. 92 in san jose. 90 in cupertino. coast side, into with sunshine. downtown will go to 73. mild along the ocean. at for daly city. 96 in cloverdale. 93 in petaluma. 88 in napa. the east, warm day, moderate air quality. 88 in fremont. it is hot this afternoon.

100 for the high in livermore. overnight, a mild night. we will find 60's and 70's away from the coast under a blend of clouds. very little change in the forecast, hot temperatures away from the coast. a similar story wednesday and then we will cool off by the end of the week. it is warm to hot the next couple of days. temperatures will moderate with cool air by the end of the week. the weekend will be near average temperatures. jobina: a thumbs up in the south bay because everything is clear for the rollover crash we were following on northbound 101 before mckie road. open 880 coliseum camera, headlights traveling southbound. the san rafael bridge camera, everything moving well. no advisories from the chp.

tracy did dublin has increased by over 10 minutes, looking at 54 minutes for your ride. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know. reggie: customer complaints by some adults are airing grievances after goi

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visit indeed.com/hire kumasi: here are the seven things to know. number 1, 90 six people are confirmed dead after the wildfires that devastated -- 96 people are confirmed dead after the devastating wildfires in maui. the governor put in assistance measures. reggie: number two, san francisco police investigating after a woman's body was found at golden gate park. they said about it was in a duffel bag. kumasi: number 3, 2 unions representing san jose workers say they are meeting over a new contract proposal. 4000 workers were set to strike starting tomorrow if an agreement is not reached. reggie: number four, the fulton county district attorney

investigating former president trump donald donald trump oppressive yes efforts to overturn the election could lead to charges. drew: number five, a warm to hot afternoon. we go from partly cloudy skies to write conditions this afternoon. 80's and 90's away from the coast. jobina: number six, a new crash on northbound 880 before dixon landing road. no slowdowns at the moment. kumasi: number seven, president biden set to travel to lake tahoe and expected to stay through next thursday. reggie: a teenager who fell off a cliff in the grand canyon talked about how he survives. >> in this gma first look, lucky to be alive. >> i was inches away from death at that time. >> he survived the unthinkable,

falling off the north rim of the grand canyon. >> taking pictures with my cell phone and camera and i went to the top of the point. >> suddenly he slipped and tumbled down, falling within 100 feet. this video using ropes to pull the teenager to safety. coming up, he is telling his harrowing survival story to good morning america. >> i want to think the park rangers, the park, the national park, everybody who helped me get out of there and helped me to be alive. >> with your gma first look, i'm janai norman. reggie: mark zuckerberg said it is time to move on and said he would not be fighting with elon musk. shared text messages show that the two are not seeing eye to eye.

musk saying he wants a practice fight and zuckerberg saying he is ready for prime time. musk even posted chicken on his platform x. kumasi: happening tonight, taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. there is a traffic alert to tell you about starting at 9:00 tonight. some of the southbound lanes at the toll plaza will be closed for roadwork and repaving, the direction coming into san francisco. the other lanes will be open but plan for minor delays. the closure runs from 5:00 a.m. everyone through thursday. reggie: home state warriors making their final cuts for the dance team. they had auditions yesterday. look at this.

35 of the final 60 dancers w make the teams. final rosters will be announced on tuesday. kumasi: some adults are upset after trips to the gym, all because of a summer promotion from planet fitness. they are offering free summer memberships to teenagers this summer and millions took them up on the offer. adults are complaining the teens are hogging the machines, leaving weights around and not being courteous. they hoped the membership would keep kids busy during the summer and get younger customers in the door. reggie: get off of my lawn. get out of the gym. credit card skimmer, the store where the illegal device was found over the weekend. kumasi: taking steps jams, robo cars causing a jam.

reggie: a live look outside. we are coming right back.

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♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: gruesome disc golden gate park. a woman's body found as thousands were at the park for outside lands. what we are learning. kumasi: shipping supplies from

-- to maui. much needed items sent to hawaii. reggie: pushin p gmd out here the critical vote for a power shift in the south bay. kumasi: la-z-boy's latest item that will help you cancel plans and stay cozy at your house. reggie: not a i getting involved in our chairs? enjoy this forecast. drew: a warm to hot afternoon on the way. we felt the warmer weather yesterday. outside, it is a pretty clear picture from the exploratorium camera. at fog along the immediate coast line. the right conditions later -- right --

a warm to hot afternoon -- right conditions later. -- bri today. 80 in oakland. 92 in san jose. in the city, 73. it is a hot one in santa rosa. 93 by 4:00 p.m. jobina: just as i was walking up, a report of a new crash on the airway on-ramp right in livermore. a heads up that might be an issue for you this morning. we are not seeing anything blocking at the moment. elsewhere, mass transit, running on time right now. in san jose, looking live at 101. clear conditions.

a fog -- a little bit of fog around the golden gate bridge. the chb has not issued an advisory. reggie: developing news, an investigation underway in san francisco after a woman's body wa found at golden gate park. the body was found near 20 2nd avenue not far fromhere thousands of people were gathered at the outside lands music festival. more disturbing details amanda del castillo io. -- amanda del castillo amanda: it is extremely qui but as the gruesome discovery was made around 7:30 last you talked about the foot traffic because of outside lands, details from san francisco police are limited. our media partners with fs standard report the woman was found dead inside a large duffel

bag. a dog walker first encountered it. sfpd released a statement only describing a witness had initially told officers they located a unres female. the body was found north of the stone lake boathouse. the three-day event in the 15th year attracted thousands to the area across several stages throughout golden gate park. the outside lands event wrapped up yesterday evening so there were plenty of people in the area. we have reached out wanting to see if they have anything to say because of the proximity of where the body was found and what was going on this weekend. fs pd said the investigation asking for information. kumasi:

maui wildfire, now being called the deadliest in modern u.s. street. 1000 people still missing this morning. jobina: this morning, the threat for people on maui is not over. the fires are not 100% contained. there have been windy conditions and hotspots popping up in fire zones and so far there are 96 confirmed deaths and authorities saying that number will rise. family members asking to submit dna samples to help identify remains. search-and-rescue workers going door to door looking for survivors. they have only made it to a small number of properties as families also search for loved ones. >> we have been to a lot of hotels but none of them are there. we have been to the police station and called red cross, anywhere we can find them but nothing. jobina: this money people are

con for accountability. there is a state investigation happening into why the extensive warning system was not activated and a class-action lawsuit has been filed against a local power company accusing them of leaving the power lines energized even though officials knew there was a risk of high fire danger. hawaiian electric saying they cannot comment on pending litigation and say the cause of the fires is still under investigation. reggie: dockworkers up and down the coast of california stepping up to get critical supplies to maui. as tara campbell shows us there is still time to donate. tara: one pallet at a time, workers determined to get one container filled for the products. >> toiletries, feminine products, garbage bags, pet food.

tara: she is a member of the local union 10 and said it is expected to take 13 days for the shipment to dock. >> this will go to the port of oakland and get loaded and go to hawaii. tara: attention of san francisco tourists. they are visiting from australia, those countries who have already seen fires. >> it shows what people does the community. >> i am sorry for those people. tara: they made a cash donation to help supplies coming in. >> this is my favorite destination. it was essential i came out here. tara: in los angeles, union parts are playing their part. >> it took us back because some

of our own members are missing through the fires and hotel workers have lost homes and places to work. tara: he is the president of local 13. >> went local 142 reached out and said we need help, a no-brainer. we were going to do this no matter what. tara: in san francisco, a message for maui. it is just fantastic. kumasi: this video tweeted convoy of trucks headed to west maui for meals for first responders and families. kitchen is a nonprofit started by chef you can go to abc7news.co find a list of fundraisers and charities and verified nonprofits helping the people recover from the wildfires. reggie: san jose council members

will decide whether the city should get into the power business. they vote tomorrow whether to establish a san jose power department, the first step toward building a municipal utility company. the idea is years from reality and there is significant opposition, including from pg&e, which provides much of san jose with electricity. santa clara and palo alto already operate their own utilities. kumasi: santa rosa police investigating an illegal card skimming device at a gas station. a worker found the credit card skimmer on sarday. 7-eleven isorking to contact customers who have had their information stolen. police said they are investigating recent incidents in petaluma. reggie: three counties teaming up to expand the cleaner california coast campaign. the counties say the initiative

was started after visitors left large amounts of trash at parks and coastal areas. the campaign promotes ringing in reusable items and packing your trash if the bins are full. to see how to keep our coast beautiful, visit cleanercoasts.org. kumasi: this famous lgbtq applied for a liquor location at a -- liquor license at a new location. reggie: driverless is caused a backup. what they are blaming for the gridlock. drew: live doppler 7 along with satellite, an area of low pressure off the coast of california. we expect a couple of thunderstorms to develop in the sierra. late last night, a couple of lightning strikes to parts of contra costa county. we had a few lightning strikes last night. one shirt moving through. any instability has moved

offshore. lightening is not in the forecast. starting off with partly cloudy conditions and fog on the coast. half moon bay at 2.5 miles. look at the exploratorium camera. cloudy this morning with high clouds streaming in from time to time. it is a warm to hot day. yesterday hot spots. it is warm in the east bay. 88 in fremont. 92 in san jose. it will be warm a lot of sunshine. and three in santa rosa. the three day forecast, a warm to hot day. heat hangs on and goes up a degree or two. little change to the forecast through midweek. cooler weather moving in by the

end of the week and the upcoming weekend. we are going to show you how warm you get today and cooler air on the seven-day

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kumasi: developing news debate over self driving cars in california. a fleet of vehicles ran into a snag. this is what it looked like in north beach friday. 10 driverless cars stalled, creating gridlock. this is coming of the state public utilities commission gave the ok for cruise and way more -- way reporter: 10 driverless cars stalled in the north beach area creating gridlock.

>> the traffic back up to columbus and broadway. reporter: in a social media post on x for blocking their signals. >> we don't want to see increased deployment until the rough edges of this otherwise amazing technology have been worked out. reporter: earlier in the date show a driverless car interfering in a fire response. >> i say what is this person doing and i look over and there is no person. it works but sometimes it is creepy because there is no one in their. -- in there. reporter: he helps organize rideshare areas outside of festivals. >> we have cages blocking off street so people can cross and there was a car sitting there for an hour. it was not moving.

reporter: it came at a time when thousands were leaving the festival. >> this is a major event and it is dangerous to have cars that don't have the proper technology. reporter: i feel like they go slower and are less aggressive. reporter: some festivalgoers say they prefer the driverless option. >> i feel safer because rideshare's sometimes speed a lot, especially going up hills. reporter: the supervisor said the city and county will take steps for redress from the decision to greenlight robo taxis made by the public utilities commission. >> it could lead to catastrophe so i am calling on governor newsom to do something about this because the local government has no control and no ability to regulate and no laws we are allowed to pass. reggie:

lgbtq+ bar the stud, a liquor license has been filed for the san francisco bar a few blocks away from where it used to be in soma. the application has -- is on folsom street at used to be trademark who hosted pop-up experiences including the golden girls kitchen. the stud bar at ninth and harrison closed in 2020. the owner said it was because a lack of revenue because the shelter-in-place orders during the pandemic. kumasi: la-z-boy is helping you have a night in by coming up with one of the best excuses to cancel your plans. they have created the decline r. it has artificial intelligence that will call your friends with an excuse when you pull the handle. it focuses on the reality that every video occasionally needs the time and space to make

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80's and 90's from sunnyvale to san jose. coast side, upper 80's and 90's from san mateo. downtown san one. 73 degrees. at 78 forte south city. in the north, and five in calistoga. 93 in nevada -- 95 in calistoga. 93 in novato. moderate air quality. 100 in redwood. 98 in concord. temperatures above average for this time of year. tonight, limited fog. mild night for a lot of folks away from the coast, in the 60's and 70's. it will set the stage for a warm to hot afternoon.

maybe a degree or two warmer than we are today in some cities. today, temperatures above average. thursday, we start to see cooler air move in. the weekend, temperatures closer to average. it is a warm to hot trend we have through midweek. we start to see cooler air get introduced thursday. by friday, back to average. over the weekend, morning sun and an afternoon breeze and temperatures at seasonable for the time of year. jobina: in oakland, a crash on southbound 880 at franklin street air and speeds have dropped to eight miles per hour. we have at least one lane blocked. at the bay ridge toll plaza, metering lights came on. things are stacking up not too bad. a great time to head out if you need to.

walnut creek, looking live at 680, taillights is the southbound traffic. reggie: damar hamlin playing in his first nfl game suffering cardiac arrest on the field. his remarkable return seven months they'd her. kumasi: this year sonoma county fair proving to be a big hit. reggie: this is a live look outside at 5:49.

kumasi: within 200 20 days sinc buffalo bills safety damar hamlin collapsed -- since buffalo bills safety damar hamlin collapsed. damar hamlin's triumphant return

to the field. >> it will be a long journey for the goals i have in the game but today was a step in the right direction. reporter: buffalo bills star safety played in the first game since suffering a shocking cardiac arrest on the field seven months ago. throughout training camp and ahead of the game, fans give him a warm up him. the buffalo bills tweeting out support, hammond speaking. >> it feels amazing. it is a roller coaster of emotions back for the first time. reporter: during the preseason game, he came in early and made a pivotal stop. his teammates celebrating as he jogged to the sidelines. >> what we saw from him today was a guy that took the next step in terms of having the confidence to feel like he was totally healthy and should be out on the football field which was ivy's a see. reporter: hamlin discussed his mission to get as many people

cpr certified and give aeds to school sports leagues. he was given cpr after the hit and ultimately saved his life. he spoke to michael strahan in his first tv interview after the incident. >> i own him my life. he loves to say he was just doing his job, but that night he was literally the savior of my life, administering cpr. kumasi: the bills ended up winning their first preseason game against the colts, 23-19. reggie: amazon coming back to a property in san francisco, a former building in mission bay which will be used for a delivery center. an 18 month moratorium was put on new delivery facilities. that ends next month. reopening the plans by amazon for the property purchased in 2024 $2 million. kumasi: the sonoma county fair

has wrapped up its season and they say it was a hit. attendance was up 9% from last year. the ceo said the 10 days, other rodeo, monster trucks and destruction derby events were sold out. the youth livestock auction was successful, bringing in more than $2 million. it encourages young people to be a part of the livestock and agricultural production. reggie: floridians know to be on the lookout for gators and snakes but a daytona woman did not expect she was wondering why her dog was barking and that is when a bear sent peek a boo. she was startled and she and her dog ran back inside and the bear ran away. kumasi: reggie: why does it go from color to? ?

black and white -- why does it go from color to black-and-white? i feel like we are in the wizard of oz. she lives next to a wild like refuge so it is not totally implausible that a bear would be there but it is not like it happens every day so she was surprised. drew: you are a florida expert, have you seen a bear? kumasi: i have not. they have it all down there. reggie: they have cougars too, right? kumasi: yes. i like them, the florida panthers. drew: a live look from the exploratorium camera. we will get rid of high clouds as the afternoon goes on. it is hot, similar to yesterday. low pressure to the south across southern california. we had a few lightening strikes

in contra costa county late last night. we don't have a threat forte storms. we will find a little bit of fog. dense along the coast. half moon bay at a quarter mile visibility. mild air. away from the coast, in the 60's and 70's. that is the launching pad to warm us up. partly cloudy skies giving way to sunshine. looking at temperatures, warm to hot this afternoon. 81 in oakland. 73 in the city for a daytime high. 88 in napa. upper 90's to kumasi: the south bay hoping it can get back together with tailors with in the future. honey millions of -- with tailors in the future. reggie: it makes serious with the giants at oracle park.

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