>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: three people shot dead in yet another racially motivated murder in the u.s. the gunmen with a de

ideology of hate. the shooting now being investigated as a hate crime. jobina: a local coffee shop standing by his decision to not serve officers in uniform. the reason behind the decision is not sitting well with everyone. kumasi: and looking for nessie. dozens of mystery seekers on the lookout for the loch ness monster. jobina: spend your time doing. [laughter] good morning. kumasi: i guess it is a good adventure. jobina: you like it, i love it for you. it is august 28. drew: we have warmer weather over the next couple of days. we have limited fog. it is basically very patchy along the coast. numbers of starting out in the upper 50's to lower 60's for the most part.

will find is pretty clear picture as the sun gets up from sutro tower. throughout the day, it is a bright day, hazy sunshine as air quality fluctuates between good and moderate. those winds will just about 15 to 20 miles per hour. we will to a closer look at the winds coming up. sue: taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights turned on. you can see stacking up now with commuter lanes moving nicely past your screen. there is a look at your drive time starting to stack up a little bit from hercules all the way through the corridor through the backup into san francisco, just 30 minutes. that obviously will be increasing as we get through the morning. chp is taking this accident off their lawn but still seeing a lot of slow traffic backed all the way through vacaville past alamo drive. be aware that if you are heading

from 505 or sacramento, you are heading into a backup through vacaville. kumasi: hundreds of teenagers caused chaos at the mall, the bay street mall in emeryville. we know at least one person was stabbed and had to be taken to the hospital. ryan is live in the newsroom with more on this incident. ryan: the teenagers broke into groups and started several different fights. police also say some stole stuff from a nearby store. this is one of the fights that started around 5:00 at the amc theater. witnesses say the group was acting fine until all of a sudden the place turned into a frenzy. they say the teenagers then went over to a nearby target where they started trashing the store and stealing items. this is the latest of a series of robberies in retail stores nationwide. los angeles police say they recently uncovered 300,000 dollars worth of merchandise from a nike story. those we spoke with said they

wonder how this can continue to happen. >> what were 400 kids doing. what were they doing here? i'm surprised without their parents and it is scary because that is when she sometimes wants to go to the movies and i don't think you are at the age to go by yourself. ryan: emeryville police say someone fired a gun during the fights. it was a single shot that did not hit anyone. the teenager who was scabbed was taken to highland hospital where they are recovering from non-life-threatening injuries. jobina: developing news out of jacksonville, florida where police say a white gunman killed three black people at a dollar store. the fbi is calling this a hate crime. morgan norwood has the details. morgan: this morning, we are learning more about the white man accused of gunning down three black people out of a dollar general store in jacksonville leaving a community stunned. >> they did not deserve this. we cannot have someone come from

another county and shoot up this community. it ain't no black on black crime. it is a hate crime. morgan: investigators say these videos showed the 21-year-old shooting one victim and a car outside the store then going inside and murdering two more people before turning the gun on himself. the fbi now investigating the dollar general rampage as a hate crime. investigators say the gunmen had writings on him that were racist along with a swastika painted on one of his weapons. >> the manifesto is quite frankly the diary of a madman. he knew what he was doing. morgan: police say he had no prior criminal history but in 2017 was held at a mental health facility. investigators not elaborating. officials say he bought the firearms legally. recent data shows hate crimes

rose nearly 12% between 2020 and 2021 reaching the highest level since tracking began in the early 1990's. back in jacksonville last night, mourners gathering to remember the three victims. 29-year-old. >> i'm just pray and ask god to give me the strength to sit here and have to tell her because she is so young and all she knew was her daddy. kumasi: have no information about a hit-and-run driver who killed a pedestrian in sonoma county. this happened yesterday morning. you can see on the map on river road near rio vista road in forestville. these are images of the vehicle that police believe was involved.

this dark-colored suv, possibly a buick, has front damage on the passenger side. the driver is described as a female adult. jobina: in san francisco, a chp helicopter injured -- transported an injured person. the patient was brought to the helipad at the fort miley va hospital. thankfully, that person is expected to survive. kumasi: attorneys for former white house chief of staff mark meadows will try to get there defendants k-smoove to federal court. he is one of more than a dozen people charged with trying to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. many of the other defendants will have a close eye on what happens today because it could be a sign of how other cases might proceed. his attorneys believed meadows actions came while acting as part of the government.

families protect their loved ones from a drug overdose crisis. jobina: and millions in florida are now on hurricane watch. we are following the latest track as the storm continues to gain strength this morning. drew: it is a lovely picture from our south beach camera this morning. we have light winds, clear skies. winds picking up later this afternoon. asked about 15 to 25 miles per hour. we will be warm this afternoon with daytime

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jobina: millions across florida are preparing for the landfall of a potential hurricane. idalia is expected to gain strength as it turns toward the sunshine state and is expected to make landfall in florida

sometime wednesday the much of the state will feel the impacts as soon as tomorrow. drew: wins it right now 65 miles per hour. it is forecast to strengthen very quickly over the next 48 hours as she enters the warm waters of the gulf of mexico. by tuesday evening, likely a major category three storm. here is the cone of uncertainty. that is where we have hurricane watches up for the moment. these will likely get upgraded to warnings at some point today as the national hurricane center refines its forecast but we will likely find across the west coast of florida and parts of the panhandle some damaging storm surge, some very strong wind especially wednesday morning as the hurricane makes landfall. just know we are tracking the major hurricane in the gulf by tuesday. back here at home, it is all about hazy sunshine. warm temperature, 70's and 80's. our warmest spots going into the

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jobina: we are highlighting what people are doing to improve their community. in san francisco, there was a big showing from people wanting to do their part to combat the drug overdose crisis. jerry campbell spoke with a mom who is leading the charge. >> one push and that is one whole dose.

>> the goal is to get this life-saving drug into as many hands as possible. narcan can reverse a fentanyl overdose. for michelle, the mission hits close to home. >> this is very personal. this is how i am trying to find some purpose in my pain. >> her son trevor died of a fentanyl overdose nearly four years ago. >> my forever 18-year-old son trevor died from one fentanyl laced pill in his dorm room at sonoma state. >> it was in decided she would get loud and start raising awareness of the powerful opioid. >> i was screaming into the void for the first year. and people did not think it would ever affect them. and now, so many people have heard of a loved one who has died from fentanyl. >> michelle and her has been on a handful of hardware stores in the bay area and are teaming up

with local health departments to train people to use narcan as well as giving it away. >> there is no danger of narcaning anybody. >> i think the more that we partner with community groups and communities like michelle, we can have a further reach. >> san francisco staring down its deadliest year yet amid the opioid crisis. more than 470 people have died of a drug overdose. the majority from fentanyl. >> anyone here that went through this training can now save a life and that is what is most key. >> i go to a lot of music festivals. have a lot of friends that party, i guess. i felt like it would be responsible of me to have some of this in my household. >> meanwhile, michelle holds the memory of her son. >> i believe he is helping me every step of the way. >> and she continues to continue -- plans to continue honoring his grave -- memory.

jobina: narcan training event, there are plenty of other options. there are events at the laurel ace hardware store in oakland on wednesday at noon and on thursday, ace in san rafael holds them. in san francisco, the department of health once you to know narcan training and free pickups is available at their pharmacy on howard street. they are also encouraging anyone interested in setting up group trainings to email them you are someone you know is struggling with addiction, you can find a list of local resources on our website. kumasi: forcing and east bay bar to close early almost every night. it will be closing at midnight instead of 2:00 a.m. according to our news partners. the bars had a rise of unruly

behavior including a quadruple shooting in 2021 that left amanda. the bars manager says they added cover charges, increased drink prices. they added five security guard. they also plan to appeal the decision to force these early hours. jobina: nessie, the loch ness monster, are you out there because that is what hundred people in scotland try to figure out this weekend. the search has been going on for decades. it was fueled by a famous photo in 1934 which was later revealed to be a hoax. that did not stop these researchers and other volunteers from taking part in what organizers describe as the biggest search for the elusive nessie in more than 50 years. they brought out infrared drones, even a hydrophone to map sounds in the lake. i'm not even sure i know what that is. they did not find a thing. drew: i was imagining if you

drop a mic into the lake like do you hear anything? hello? kumasi: nice excuse to go to scotland. jobina: sure. i can get behind that. sue: [laughter] drew: what if you saw a loch ness tour. jobina: no. kumasi: is there bronze? drew: like a group on? kumasi: [laughter] jobina: is there food? drew: mimosas? sure. sue: is there brunch. [laughter] drew: there it is. you hearing? i don't. jobina: love it. drew: this morning, we are really clear to start our monday and we are doing just fine. it is a real lovely picture from the exploratorium camera right now. we have clear skies. the day looks like this. we will find good to moderate air quality creating hazy sunshine throughout the afternoon. it is a warm one and also breezy.

the onshore flow will pick up gusting 15 to 25 miles per hour later today. 70 in the city today. 78 in oakland with a lot of sunshine. 92 in santa rosa. 95 in antioch. we get some sunshine in half moon bay. ray comfort blood 66 degrees. our marine layer used to remain pretty compressed. we have the warming trend underway that limits our fog. numbers generally in the 50's to the low 60's. looking at temperatures over the next couple of days, by tuesday afternoon, we are continuing to see the warmth increase. more 90's on the board. this warming trend will peak on wednesday. you may have a couple of spots hitting 100 degrees. a lot of us in the upper 80's into the 90's. our warmest spots away from the coast. thursday, we start to see sharply cool air move-in. a bit of a roller coaster ride for the week ahead.

we are building that warmth through wednesday when the heat will peak around here and then it is much cooler by friday. a deeper marine layer will find temperatures below average and we will keep those below-average numbers through the upcoming weekend. sue: and we check out the golden gate bridge. just a gorgeous monday morning and very light conditions. four lanes f drive. northbound, you have two lanes leaving san francisco. we are going to pop over to walnut creek. we had a problem at the treat boulevard offramp with an issue. not blocking freeway lanes. then, we had an earlier incident on 242. 680 heading toward the 24 interchange and you are moving at the limit for about an a limit -- eight minute drive. earlier problems in vacaville cleared but we have residual delays through vacaville

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drew: take a look at our air quality today. most of us will be in the moderate category but we will find improving conditions as we head toward wednesday. a warming trend is with us the next couple of days. high-pressure is giving us the warming trend across southern california but it is still an proximity to the slow off the coast line. that creates a pressure gradient which means winds strengthen in the afternoon. that does come with a warming trend. here is your three day forecast. hazy and warmer today. that warmth builds tomorrow and the heat will peak on wednesday. by the end of the week, temperatures going below average for this time of year. kumasi: a certain kind of eyedrop may lead to a serious infection and now the fda is telling people don't use them. we are talking about the dr.

burns msn drops 5% solution the light eyes msn eyedrops. the fda says these products could contain potential bacteria or fungal contamination and using them could lead to a minor or even serious infection. you should throw the drops away if you have them or take them to the store to get a refund. a california bakery is responding after claims by the san francisco police officers association that it's employers -- employees received service to officers. on wednesday, the bakery released a statement. saying we believe maintaining a strict policy of prohibiting guns in our restaurant keeps us safe. officers say a staff member from the bakery risk -- refused to serve a first responder in uniform last weekend. the police union

mission is bigotry. entire week of events. it is the 44th year of the southbay celebration and the theme this year was live out proud which they say means to live as your authentic self. the next big private event is in oakland. abc 7 a proud sponsor of oakland pride. join zach fontes and anser hassan as they regular parade live starting at 11:00 a.m. on september 10. burning man is underway in the nevada desert. last year's event, people gathered in black rock city. the muddy conditions have limited construction this year so things were a bit behind. the theme this year is animalia which is described as a celebration of the animal world. burning man runs through labor

day. next, the controversial san francisco ends before it even begins. how someone stepped in. how a popular cinema needs or help to stay open. and as we had to break, let's take a live look outside right now.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. jobina: hundreds of teens storm stores in emeryville which then turns into violence. at least one person stopped investigations now underway into what happened. kumasi: a college student who just returned to campus shot dead as he tries to enter the wrong house. jobina: the nordstrom in downtown san francisco is now closed for business. we were inside for one final day.

that is grim. you know what's not? drew tuma who is back in the building. drew: my family. kumasi: missed you, friend. drew: had a nice low vacation with my family back east but it was quite humid out there. i forgot. kumasi: it hits you right in the face. drew: kumasi: and we were complaining all last week about how humid it was. drew: it is all relative. this morning, it is milder in the upper 50's to low 60's. a light breeze from the flags atop the peers moving ever so slightly. that wind does pick up in the afternoon. we are underneath a warming trend the next couple of days so temperatures above average by 4:00 p.m. hazy sunshine, good, moderate air quality and the wind gusting five to 15 miles per hour.

let's see how we are doing a traffic this morning. sue: good morning. welcome back and we had to the san mateo bridge where we are looking at bumper-to-bumper traffic. i don't see any reports of stalls or accidents on this band. i am seeing some emergency lights about halfway through, mid span. we will keep our eye on it. you are slow and go at least towards the high rise. bumper-to-bumper at the bay bridge. we had metering lights on this morning. you are stacked up now with the biggest delay behind the metering lights from hercules all the way to the sea. a 15 minute delay at the toll plaza. jobina: a shopping center in emeryville leading to at least one person in the hospital with stab wounds. we have seen similar violence and retail thefts across the country. ryan curry joins us live in the newsroom with the latest.

ryan: police say it was a series of fights and different groups that started the fights. witnesses say some of the teenagers then stole from a nearby target. witnesses told abc7news that group started stampeding towards them hitting and knocking people over. others tell us some from the group went to a nearby target and ransacked of the store. the national retail foundation says retail theft accounted for $94.5 billion in losses in 2021. witnesses we spoke with a say they described the scene and others as chaotic. >> it was getting like -- like everybody was stealing everything. like everything was on the floor. >> there were these throngs of kids. things were fine, it was just a little strange and then all of a sudden they all started running towards us. we thought maybe there was gunfire or a knife or something happens. ryan: the amc theater announc

they were temporarily closed following the fights. police say someone fired a gun. it was one-shot that did not hit anyone. one of the teenagers is in the hospital recovering from a stab wound. their injuries are not life-threatening. jobina: new developments from maui where the search continues for hundreds of people missing since the devastating wildfires. lawsuits are starting to be fired and the biggest one of note, maui county putting in a claim against the hawaiian electric company. reporter jen sullivan has the latest. >> as first responders sifted through what remains in western maui, families are searching through this list of those still missing from a catastrophic wildfires. >> there is a part of you but just knows. >> a list of 388 names of peopl still unaccounted for was released thursday. >> once those names come out, it can and will cause pain for some

folks that are affected by this. >> at least 115 people perished in the flames that tore through the island earlier this month. the wildfires in maui are the deadliest u.s. wildfire in almost 100 years. estimates are the fire caused up to $6 billion in damage. for some, no amount of money can replace what they lost. >> i know the hurt, the loss, the deep void because losing lahaina, losing our family members is something so personal. >> many families now asking how something so devastating could have happened and what could have been done differently to limit the widespread damage. maui county filed a lawsuit against hawaiian electric company and its subsidiaries claiming the utility companies negligence caused the devastating wildfires by not shutting down their power lines. >> hawaiian electric should have had a public safety power shutdown. >> in a statement, hawaiian

electric says it remains focused on helping the victims and says it is very disappointed that county has chosen this path while it is still investigating. jobina: the company has acknowledged that some potentially vital evidence in determining the cause of the fire may have been compromised. hawaiian electric says third parties involved in the firefight would have been responsible, not the utility itself. kumasi: the urgent investigation now underway into what caused a united states marine corps aircraft to crash during a multinational training exercise. five people died. the osprey is a hybrid aircraft that takes off and lands in a helicopter but during flight, it can rotate it colors forward and cruise much faster like an airplane. >> a number of investigations will be triggered with an accident of this kind. the osprey is a very unique aircraft. kumasi: there have been 16 in similar clutch problems with the

marine ospreys in flight since 2012. there have been no problems since february. jobina: a 20-year-old college student at the university of south carolina was shot to death when he accidentally entered the wrong house. police say those inside took him -- mistook him for a burglar. the student just started his sophomore year last week. police say they found him in the street just outside that house and a few homes away from where he lived. police did not say if any charges will be filed. a similar shooting happened earlier this year in kansas city when a 17-year-old was shot entering the wrong home. kumasi: historic theater in the north bay is looking for a new owner again. the theater along the russian river is listed for $1.5 million. the listings suggest a new owner could preserve the theater that dates back to the 50's or even out on a restaurant or hotel.

the theater has changed hands a few times. abc 7 news profiled it a decade ago. the current revamp it but ran out of money. jobina: it is the end of an era in san francisco. the flagship downtown nordstrom is closed for good. sunday was the final day of business. nordstrom announced in may it was closing the store because of declining sales. abc7news was there when the store opened 35 years ago in 1988. we spoke with a woman who remembers it well. >> is just coming up escalator and just being excited about it. it is kind of upsetting. being a native of san francisco and just seeing how downtown is just kind of going away. jobina: the future of the san

francisco center mall where nordstrom was is unknown. the westfield sign was removed a month ago. the owner turned over the property to its lender in june after diminishing sales. kumasi: a new tour of san francisco is being offered to see the worst parts of the city. it was set for saturday but never happens. the doom loop tour was supposed to start but it did not. it was promoted to take people through midmarket, the tenderloin, union square. the contact information online indicated it was sold out. this is what we saw instead, a walking tour group focusing on the positive aspects. >> there is so much more in this neighborhood. i want to show that people live in this neighborhood. people who have worked all their lives live in this neighborhood. it is a community that is very diverse and there is a lot of care and loving that we really are a neighborhood and community. jobina: the tour guide lives in

the tenderloin and went through substance abuse recovery in the past and is thankful for the community opening its arms to her. we love to see that. jobina: love to see this. the most decorated gymnast in u.s. history now has her sights on the world championships. kumasi: simone biles just won her record eighth u.s. championship. >> nailed it. jobina: yes, she did. this is a video from the u.s. to gnostics championships that just wrapped up in san jose. biles one the gymnastics title after posting this comes 10 years after she first shot to the top of the sport as a teenager. jobina: good morning america is coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. ginger: coming up, we

the latest on a story we know you have been following. the racially motivated mass shooting at a dollar store in jacksonville, florida. what we are learning this morning. also, we have a hurricane on the way and it looks like it is heading toward the big bend of florida but every little movement count. i will be heading down to cover it so there's a lot going on and we are kicking off our united states of tacos tour right here in chicago. jobina: we are just two days away from beat it. we have everything you need to know for renaissance. kumasi: and a live look at the big board on the new york stock exchange. jobina: plus, thousands of pilots under investigation by the faa. dozens already told to stop flying. stay with us on the abc 7 bay

area streaming app at 7:00 for abc 7 at 7:00. we are live weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. we always have a fun show but on wednesday, i have to tell you the plan. drew: we have something in the works. jobina: it is going to be great. drew: i cannot wait. wednesday is going to be an absolutely amazing day. this is our east bay hills camera. it is hazy this morning. our air quality is on the moderate side for most of us. improving conditions by wednesday. california. that will create the warming trend over the next couple of days but there is an area of low pressure off the coast. the proximity between these two creates the pressure gradient and means it turns breezy in the afternoon today and for the next several afternoons.

those winds about 15 to 25 miles per hour. it is a breezy day, bright day and also a warm day with temperatures above average. 70 in the city today. 84 in san jose. 95 in antioch. it is going to be warm today with a high of 94 by about 4:00 p.m. this winds is going to build over the next couple of days. it will peak here on wednesday with inland areas getting very close to about 100 degrees. mid 80's around the bay shoreline but prepare for a sharply cooler and to the weekend. temperatures going below average.

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kumasi: we are learning about 5000 pilots under investigation accused of hiding health issues.

the faa already ordered 60 pilots to stop flying. >> the shocking revelation from the faa. they ordered about 60 pilots who were also military veterans out of the cockpit amid an investigation into nearly 5000 pilots who the faa alleges falsified medical records. the probe has exposed long-standing issues and how the faa medically screens pilots. that probe beginning in 2019 when the ba inspector general's office became concerned that some pilots may be hiding mental health conditions or fraudulently receiving disability benefits. the faa says it has close about half the cases and the majority whose cases remain open can still fly while they investigate. a senior u.s. official telling the post 600 of the u.s. pilots under investigation have licenses to apply -- five passenger airlines.

the faa says it will take more steps including enforcement action based on their investigation into these cases. the aircraft owners and pilot association washington post article and issue with the claim does not acknowledge the exceptional safety record we are currently ask -- experiencing. furthermore, medical and capacity to is extremely rare. jobina: a new report finds book bands have got up 70% across the country in the last year. the american library association fielded more than 1000 sensory requests. the group says rather than individual parents, it is now advocacy groups making these. stockton, they are sexually explicit or books with lgbtq+ themes. kumasi: today marks 60 years since dr. marley thinking junior gave his famous "i have a dream speech. >> now is the time to make real the promises of democracy.

kumasi: the civil rights leader gave that speech at the march on washington on this day in 1963. 60 years later, thousands pay tribute in the place where it began in washington, d.c. >> dad would probably say now is the time. we must preserve, protect and expand democracy. we must ensure that voting rights are protected for all people. we must ensure that and children are treated fairly. we must and gun violence. kumasi: so that is dr. king's oldest son addressing the crowd at the lincoln memorial. organizers said it is important now more than ever to make progress on dr. king's push for equality and civil rights for all. jobina: san francisco-based instacart has filed the paperwork to go public. it plans to trade after making

it official on friday. it could happen in the next few weeks. instacart is the largest online grocery delivery company in the country. according to renaissance capital, instacart could raise $1 billion as an ipo. taking a live look now at the new york stock exchange. you can see we are up about 303 points. beyoncé fever is spreading across the bay area. ahead of her concert this week. kumasi: the san jose airport even getting in on the act. it has this giant sculpture outside the airport and fans can get free professional photos taking in front of it. is one that has become really popular at the airport for passengers. we are just really capitalizing

on the fact that beyoncé has a hit song called xo. kumasi: the sign is going to be available for pictures starting tomorrow night at 7:00. apparently, the beehive is in a full panic over what to wear to the concert. jobina: there is a mad scramble for everything silver. this comes after queen vee posted on her social media that she would like for everyone to wear silver for virgo season so everyone can shine like a disco ball and reflect each other's lights. now, the nc shops are reportedly slammed. several businesses say fans are messaging online shops desperately trying to find the perfect outfit to please their queen. kumasi: [laughter] jobina: one of the biggest challenges is getting it shipped stat. beyoncé is set to perform a levi's stadium on wednesday. everyone is so excited.

we are hearing the city of santa clara wants to make her honorary merrier -- mayor for the day. you can find the the parking lots and gates open and what to wear and what is allowed on our website because her member, clear bags. there is so much to get into and really, you have to order today. kumasi: the gates open at 4:38. drew: and they are in the 80's. it is going to be so warm down there. so excited. kumasi: you want to go again. jobina: i do. kumasi: just get a ticket. jobina: you all are going to be real tired at work here on thursday and i don't want that for myself. kumasi: it will be the first and it won't be the last. [laughter] just saying, friend. jobina: very accurate. i don't know if i have it in me to get up. after doing this concert once, i

needed -- sue: she speaks from experience. jobina: maybe los angeles will see me on a saturday. drew: not the first or the last? kumasi: am i wrong? drew: not wrong. [laughter] good time, not a long time. close to 80 degrees as we are getting into the stadium and temperatures will gradually fall through the 70's into the upper 60's by 11:00 p.m. it is a lovely picture this morning. the sun is up here. a lot of sunshine today. temperatures warm pretty quickly by 11:00 a.m. 70's and 80's. today, we expect our hottest cities to go into the mid-90's by 3:00 or 4:00 p.m. a mild day in the city. 84 in san jose. 93 in concord.

95, the hyatt in antioch. limited fog just like this morning and we will have temperatures 50's and low 60's as we head into tuesday. this is idalia and it right now i'm 65 miles per hour. the problem is, it is forecast to rapidly strengthen when she goes to the gulf of mexico by tomorrow night as a major category three storm. the cone of uncertainty does include a big portion of the west coast and part of the panhandle of florida. hurricane watches are up for this area. we will keep you updated with the latest on the system but by tuesday night and wednesday, we do expect pretty damaging storm surge and high, gusty wind in this area. as the storm gets closer and we get more information, we will get that track a little bit more fine tuned here i accuweather 7 day. hazy and warmer today.

that warmth builds through wednesday as the heat peaks. finishing out the week friday with temperatures below average. sue: we are going to head to san jose where the sun is coming up. tough to see but very light traffic conditions. 280 at highway 17 are moving nicely at this particular location. it is about an eight minute drive up toward cupertino. we take a look at the san mateo bridge where we are getting out official reports but the chp and ways drivers are staying of stall midspan. we have an earlier accident in vacaville that has been cleared but there residual slow track remains from 505 through vacaville into fairfield. jobina: a 93-year-old texas woman is spending her time making sure dogs are comfortable. every day, you can find her

carefully crafting dog beds from leftover scraps. the beds go from her room to animal shoulder -- shelters around san antonio. >> their bones ache too. they have feeling. they cannot talk to us in our language, but look at their eyes. and the expression on their face. they all have expressions. and i just love them. jobina: i was not expecting that. that was very cute. go ahead, ms. joan. she hit 93, doing her thing. missionaries from the church of jesus christ help her with the sewing and delivering around 30 to 40 beds each month. you might remember this story because i definitely do from last year. a lithuanian couple dominated an obstacle course where the biggest obstacle was not the ditches or hey bells. kumasi: they took part in the

wife carrying competition and hungry and they chose to forgo the piggyback technique and went to with the estonian carry where the wife hangs upside down with her legs around her has been shoulders hanging onto his waist. jobina: why the people do this? kumasi: he is really getting it. the contest is said to have origins back to the viking age but the modern version has been keeping this tradition alive. since the 1990's. jobina: i have yet to look at the prize. especially after the story we had last week with the mud people and skin stuff. kumasi: it is a new day. jobina: the way i could not look at the screen every time the story came on. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know today. jobina: you can watch all of our newscasts through the abc 7 bay area tb gap.

-- tv app. download the app now and start streaming. kumasi: as we head to break, look at this gorgeousness. this is like a different shot of the bay bridge family normally see but i am enjoying this. we will be right back.

kumasi: melee at an east bay mall after police say hundreds of teenagers storm to a shopping complex in emeryville. someone fired a single gunshot that thankfully did not hit anyone. prior to the chaos, a link was post on social media calling on young people to head to the mall. jobina: a white man is accused of killing three black people on a dollar store in jacksonville. the victims include a 19-year-old store employee and young father of a four-year-old girl. kumasi: today marks 60 years since the march on washington and dr. martin luther king jr.'s

famous i have a dream speech. thousands of people gathered to commemorate the anniversary. jobina: it is the end of an era. nordstrom's flagship store in downtown san francisco is closed for good. it operated for 35 years in the mall on market street. drew: a warming trend is underway through the metal part of the upcoming week. for today, you can see sunshine is with us this morning in full effect. hazy sunshine this afternoon. warm today with temperatures above average. it is also a breezy afternoon. by 4:00, expect the onshore flow to gust about 15 to 25 miles per hour before calming down later on this evening. sue: we are following your monday morning commute. first reports of an accident from the chp. an accident in livermore west 580 at highway 84 apparently blocking at least two lanes of traffic involving four cars.

jobina: look at this little baby. kumasi: the struggle israel for this bulldog in the u.k. the family shared this vid when gary met the egg chair. no matter how hard he tried, he could not get up on the chair. and his family is just back the recording and laughing. [laughter] he was trying to get his toy. jobina: look at gary in the chair. kumasi: he was trying so hard. jobina: step in and step in. sue: i know how you feel, gary. jobina: [laughter] have a great morning. >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. a gun man killing three people in an act of racially motivated violence. deadly rampage. a white man gunning down three black people in a dollar store