announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. kumasi: now 6:00, a new district putting out a plea to parents after the violent incident at an emeryville mall. a community calling for

resources so it does not happen again. reggie: a city commissioner resigned after admitting organizing the doom loop tour of san francisco. kumasi: plus building across the south bay with beyonce's concert just a day away. she is already here in spirit, wouldn't you say? drew: for sure. she may even be here in person somewhere. jobina: good morning. [laughter] kumasi: thank you. i really appreciate that. thank you, friend. jobina: he is on me right now. drew: the whole breakdown thursday morning, it was so good. kumasi: came in singing songs. reggie: i sang one song to get jobina hyped. kumasi: and she was. [laughter] i'm said you missed it. reggie: that was a staple. kumasi: right around the corner singing. and that was my favorite part.

i'm in goodness. anyway, you are still a friend. hi, drew. drew: mild temperatures upper 50's and lower 60's. a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. outside yesterday, here is san jose, we have clear skies this morning and we will find a mild sunshine later on the next couple hours. the sun is almost up and we will have a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. good to moderate air-quality quality and a warming trend even continuing tomorrow. tomorrow, the heat will peak and we will show you the three day forecast coming up in a few minutes. let's see how traffic is. jobina: good morning. we will zoom in where we are following a crash. not seeing a slowdown west on 80 so just a heads up at that -- if that is a part of the commute. for bridges, everything on time from golden gate, san mateo bridge, metering lights at the bay bridge toll plaza at 5:34. then we will end with a live look emeryville showing you 80. kumasi: new this morning, we are

expected to learn more about a shooting involving san francisco police that left a member of life threatening injuries. at happened before 10:30 between eddie and turk in the area you see on the map. when officers got here, they said they saw a man armed with a night threatening people. they shot the man and he was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown. reggie: new information about the hundreds of teens that storm the sores -- stores in emeryville. the community working together to find -- prevent that. teens were alerted to link up and broke out in groups and got involved in multiple fights. a note to parents was sent to ask about talking to kids about resolving conflict peacefully. >> needing additional resources for parents and caregivers to understand how to navigate the mental and emotional health crisis a lot of our youth are experiencing. reggie: wilson says these kids

likely gone to a fight in their generation is dealing with things 80's -- with anxieties including pandemic and other things. kumasi: now to former president trump's legal troubles. a judge has set a 2024 date in the special election interference case. in georgia, others are ordered to appear next week. jobina: we learn the first trump codefendant waved his arraignment and pleaded not guilty. ray smith the third, a former attorney for trump, is charged with 12 counts in the indictment. according to legal documents, smith's team believed by filing the waiver, they are excused from appearing for the september sixth arraignment. transformer white house chief of staff, mark meadows, testified yesterday in court. meadows took the stand for more than three hours in hopes of trying to get his case moved to

federal court. the hearing ended without a ruling. meadows can now potentially appear alongside trump and the other 17 the co-defendants for arraignment next month. in washington, d.c., the u.s. district judge set marsh for those the trial date for the trump federal election case for super tuesday. trump's proposal to push the trial until 2026 was also rejected. the former president called check-in a biased trumpeting judge on social media. reggie: classes are canceled today at the university of north carolina chapel hill. police arrested a grad student after a shooting killed a faculty member. the incident prompted a campus locked on for hours yesterday. students got texts warning them about an armed and dangerous man and they were told to go inside and locked their windows and doors. here's with the university chancellor said. >> we are here for you. i am pleading with you to use any resources you may need and

we will come together as a community to ensure your safety. reggie: the shooting happened in a building that housed laboratories. the faculty member killed has not been named. kumasi: today is day number 241 of this year and so for the u.s. has seen nearly double that amount of shootings, mass shootings, in 2023. as of now, the gun violence archive recorded close to 500 mass shootings across the nation. a mass shooting is defined by the archive as a shooting that injured or kills four or more people, not including the shooter. they started tracking these and incidents -- incidences in 2013. reggie: we are learning more about the suspected gunman who officials say killed three people at a dollar general in florida over the weekend. according to the fbi, the suspected gunman had racist writings and rants that described a hatred toward african-americans and other groups before he went to the dollar general he tried to enter a new -- nearby college in hbcu.

run santa spoke to a crowd saying he would not allow people to target hbcus and here's how the crowd reacted. >> thank you. >> let me say this. reggie: a local council woman came to his aid and grabbed the microphone to try to quiet the crowd and desantis went on to say they targeted -- targeting people because of their race has no place in the state of florida. kumasi: stanford and, i be closer to finding a home with faraway members. the other colette may join them in an east coast-based conference. reggie: one of the best players in baseball tried to fend off fans who jumped on the field to try to take photos with him. reggie: today we are building on the warmth we felt yesterday with the heat speaking tomorrow under our warming trend. and the cooler weather against a move in thursday. we will go hour-by-hour and show you the numbers coming up.

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reggie: one of baseball's best players had to fight off a crowd at a game in denver. the atlanta braves star was on the field when a few fans jumped barricades, ran on the field, one fan got right up to him and made contact with him before security intervened. eventually a second fan ran up and knocked him down. security says the bands were trying to get a selfie -- fans were trying to get a selfie. what in the world? drew: don't do it. here's a look at the forecast for today. hour-by-hour, patchy fog this morning, we expect a lot of sunshine, mild temperatures later on the next couple hours. by noon, 70's and 80's in the

warmest spots away from the coast. one of those days like yesterday, mid-90's in our warmest cities away from the coast read 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. 76 in the city, 82 oakland, 84 san jose, 80 palo alto, 93 santa rosa, fairfield and antioch at 95 degrees. here's the latest on her again the dahlia -- hurricane the dahlia -- idalia. it will become a category three hurricane by tonight and likely make landfall in the big bend of florida early tomorrow morning, life-threatening storm surge and strong winds. to keep you updated on the changes with storms the next couple days -- with this storm the next couple days. reggie: the east bay community saying they are dealing with actual pirates. just how much money or drive to work is costing you. san francisco rated the city as the most extensive commute in the nation.

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reggie: we are hearing from a mother who said she was fired from her job area she says it all started when she raised concerns about sex education in her children's school. janet robberson lost her job after voicing her opposition to the district sex education curriculum. she said people are not gender fluid and it should not be taught in schools. she claims people called her a big it and transform it online and local media and she believes the backlash and letters written to her employer led her to being let go shortly after. >> has a mom, speaking at a school board meeting, you should be able to do that without losing your job. i think i'm trying to come out strong against this whole cancel culture. reggie: compass issued a

statement saying it is not make decisions about agents based on their personal or social beliefs. new at 6:00, the commissioner who allegedly created the infamous san francisco doom loop tour that never happened resigned yesterday from his position with the city. you are looking a video from saturday that focused on the positive aspects of the neighborhood. according to the chronicle, alex ludlum is stepping down from the community investment and infrastructure commission. in a letter to the mayor, he said in part satire is a poor way to address the grave issues we face as a city. the mayor of pointed him to the commission last year. stanford and cow athletics could be one step closer to finding a new home. sources tell the chronicle both schools are inching toward joining the atlantic coast conference. he was set to host a conference call yesterday until the shooting of the university of north carolina. dallas-based smu could also be

invited and all three schools will potentially have to take us money than the conferences of other schools. travel will be a factor because the westernmost school right now is louisville. kumasi: queen bees concert is in santa clara tomorrow but today the popstar is set to be honored by city leaders. abc 7 news reporter ryan curry joins us from the south bay with the latest on this. good morning. >> the bay like the way it is supposed to be. i know how exciting -- excited you guys are for this concert as is everyone else in the south bay and the rest of the bay area. everybody in san jose at the airport will believe utilizing the site behind me for photo opportunities as they arrive on -- arrive in town. we know the impacts will be felt much larger than the concert itself, the excitement will be extending larger than that. santa clara mayor lisa gilmore will present beyonce one of the

keys to the city, the first time she ever doing that. they are gilmore says it is a testament to what she has done for young women in the community , it will also be a massive economic boom for the area. discover santa clara says they expect a lot of people coming from out of town, going to this concert, they say many hotels are already booked. >> our hotels are close to maximum capacity and we see average rate lifts thus far of around $50 higher than we would this time of year if there were no big names like beyonce in the city. >> it seems like yesterday we had the taylor swift consort in town and we know the impact that had on the area. this concert is sure to have a similar impact. hotels and bars are expected to be very crowded this week. we know what the saying is, the only double lines we cross our dollar signs. managers and restaurants, bars, hotels, i guarantee that is on

their mind this week -- on their mind as the wii gets underway. ryan curry, abc7news. reggie: i'm not permitted to speak about this concert anymore. kumasi: thank you. [laughter] i'm glad we got that settled. drew: thursday morning. kumasi: don't come around this corner again, friend. [laughter] like you did this morning. reggie: mhmm. kumasi: i'll let you have that moment. everything you need to know for the concert go to abc7news.com. we have the times of the parking lot is open, what you're allowed to wear, what is allowed in levi's. reggie: i put my phone and everything, my shorts pockets were not really a thing. jobina: did you bring your fan? reggie: you can bring in the fan. drew: interesting. jobina: that was perfect.

reggie: but i did not because i did not want to lose this one. jobina: it is a nice one. reggie: last second i thought what about it in the hustle and bustle tickets dropped? jobina: we have the show of hope fan. reggie: did you bring yours or not? jobina: i brought mine and in the hustle and bustle lost it and then found it. thank goodness. kumasi: so you are saying we need a clock fan? reggie: when you don't mind losing. drew: a disposable clock fan. that is my list of things to find the next one for hours. reggie: for me, and i know i'm sorry this environmentally is not great but i did wear disposable shorts. drew: what is that? reggie: shorts in work only going to be one wants. jobina: that is what you think for maybe halloween. reggie: they are gone, in the trash, because it was covered in glitter and getting everywhere. you are a danger to yourself and those around you wearing no shorts. [laughter]

jobina: but you can some merge so it will be forever. jobina: i love the hat. drew: you have to do before the concert starts because i'm not leaving my c. jobina: you need to arrive on time. reggie: you say that now but i needed one bathroom break. kumasi: absolutely. reggie: i know. and i missed -- drew: don't. reggie: i miss my favorite beyonce song. kumasi: how now. reggie: i could hear it from the hallway. kumasi: that is why you got a hold it. reggie: but yes, so yeah. jobina: wow. it is a long show. reggie: when you gotta go you gotta go. drew: tomorrow, levi's, in the afternoon, getting into the area, we are upper 80's during the concert and we will be in the 70's. it is mild, 70 degree temperature. onshore winds today gusting like they were yesterday, we are watching tomorrow morning though and this is 11:00 a.m.. we have a bit of a dry northerly

wind trying to make it into parts of lake county which could bring elevated fire concerns there, lower humidity levels, winds gusting 15 to 25 miles per hour. we do have a fire weather watch for lake county beginning tomorrow morning at 1:00 a.m. for those winds. thankfully the winds do not last that long. one comes to watches and warnings in our fire concerns, the fire weather watch is a lot lower than a red flag warning. this is something we will watch closely as the dry winds pick up a bit tomorrow morning in lake county. tomorrow it is about good to moderate air-quality, warm air temperatures, 70's and 80's along the bay shoreline, warm spots mid 90's. tonight, mainly clear skies and upper 50's to lower 60's. accuweather 7 they shows us when we peak tomorrow and then it is sharply colder by friday. relatively speaking, that will feel chilly compared to today and tomorrow, 60's and 70's by friday. we keep below average temperatures over the weekend. jobina?

jobina: good morning. we have a couple crashes to get to now, we will start here and neither crashes we are seeing a slowdown but westmont 80 at minot valley road, that is one issue. bouncing to fremont, southbound 680, the off cramp -- offramp blocked in that area as well. the bayridge toll plaza deftly where we see things thicken in terms of traffic. metering lights came on at 5:34 and we will end with a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge where it is busy in the westbound direction. kumasi: thank you. we are checking in we ginger zee live in florida with a look at what is coming up on gma. call now but i know you are getting ready for it. ginger: yes. especially as we look down the beach here. i am on treasure island which, on a regular day, has major erosion problems. i have been told stories about those issues peered with the push of water still to come tonight even though landfall will be north, the are concerned and that is why they have

evacuation zone ai name and ellis county. a lot of people have been asked to leave, four to seven feet of surge possible, full moon, i died tomorrow is one sort make waterfall prior to that. then let's talk about what happens as far as going inland. if you have friends not just in the big bend of florida which will take the brunt of the storm like cedar keys, dan hatchery, nearly st. mark's, we will move through south georgia and south carolina and north carolina with impacts. lots to talk about and a ton of things like tornadoes rain to get to that. we have another headline, i know you have been covering the urgent investigation after a deadly shooting at the university of north carolina. a faculty member was killed and the suspect was apprehended but we learned new things overnight and we will share those. guidance from the american academy of pediatrics about flu shots as kids head back to school. the doctor will break that down. as my son was saying, do i have to get a flu shot? that means it's fall, right?

yes, pretty good schedule wise he has it on lock. kumasi: i like that. reggie: that water looks beautiful behind her now. let's us know we are racing for this so i'm glad you are on top of it as always. i have not seen you in a while so welcome back. ginger: always, thank you. great to see you too. reggie:

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. kumasi: as we approached 6:30, gaining strength, dalia becoming a hurricane overnight as it takes aim at florida. the final preparations underway as a could bring life-threatening storm surge's. snake warning in the north bay, at least two people have been bit in the past week and officials are making sure we are all being aware and careful. and top dog, look at this queen

the tsa is picking a pooch as its cutest canine. it is smile, the little like am i bothered i don't know but i'm cute. reggie: my dog does this. drew: my dog rarely does it. kumasi: this dog -- >> this dog. you know tyra when she holds a photo? kumasi: that's it. [laughter] good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, august 29. reggie: and it is hot. drew: it is. reggie: drew: drew: it is hot for us. it is hot for us and it peaks tomorrow. temperatures now, cooler spots in the north bay, novato is the chilly location at 48, but most of us beginning our morning in the 50's to low 60's. it's a nice living -- nice looking picture from san jose where we see clear skies and

here's how your day shapes up. our sun appears at 6:37, mild sunshine this morning, 70's, 80's away from the coast by lunchtime and then today is a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. mid 90's inland, 80's around the bay shoreline for a lot of us near 70 along the coastline and the warming trend that we are under, this will continue into tomorrow as well. the heat is going to peak on wednesday but then it is a big roller coaster ride. by the end of the week, temperatures drop. noticeably cooler by then. we will take a look at the three day forecast and show you what to expect with the warming trend, the cooler weather moving in and a breeze this afternoon. let's check in with jobina for traffic. jobina: good morning. if you rely on mass transit, bart, unique, and ace all on time, no problems to report in that section. the san mateo bridge is filling in if you're traveling westbound direction. your speeds will be under the

limit in that spot. we have a couple blocking issues but they are not really slowing you down. we will skip those and show you a pretty picture of the golden gate bridge instead wind advisories issued for the venetia bridge and ultima pass. reggie? reggie: cruise from santa rosa down to santa cruz busy trying to put out a few brush fires yesterday afternoon. this morning we are taking a close look at fire danger and what could be the first power shutoffs to prevent fires by pg&e this summer. reporter gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with that. gloria: because of the weather conditions predicted for tomorrow, pg&e says there is a potential for a public safety power shut off. that could turn off power to a thousand customers and 7 -- in seven counties including napa. pg&e says the combination of dry conditions and breezy to gusty winds is of concern. several small vegetation fires broke out in the bay area monday. in the north bay, calfire and

the vacaville file -- fire district responded to a 10 acre fire off of cherry glen road. no structures were damaged and officials say the cause is under investigation. in the south bay, calfire and cz you contained a 1.4 acre fire in santa cruz county. one structure was lost and no one was hurt. the battalion chief says so far this season, fire personnel have been focus on the fires burning in the northern part of the state. he says even though it may seem like fire season for the bay area is off to a slower star, things can change quickly, signing up for local emerging -- emergency alerts will keep you informed. >> we urge people to be fire safe and be aware of surroundings and incidents going on. there are many different ways to gain information about ongoing incidents. gloria: fire officials say it is a time of year when fire season tends to ramp-up august, september, october typically the time a year when we see an

uptick in vegetation fires in our area. it is enacted the public safety shut off watch that could reach all the way to the center of northern california. pg&e says they will notify customers as those conditions evolve. you can go to the website for the anticipated power outages tomorrow. alive in the newsroom, gloria rodriguez, abc7news. reggie: you can always track the weather conditions with the same schools at our -- same tools our abc 7 team uses. it also shows wildfire impacting in the area. download the bay area app wherever you stream. kumasi: today, the superintendent of san francisco unified is excited to address news of the potential closing of more than two dozen schools. the board of education is also set to discuss a district stabilization plan. the san francisco teachers union claims the district has been mismanaging finances for years. >> if the district's were managed differently, we could

pay competitive wages that would attract and retain staff. our report found they engaged in needless short-term borrowing practices which have cost the district millions. increased central office spending on upper management positions exponentially, even as attendants remain consistent and enrollment declined. kumasi: the superintendent says the district is facing a lot of external factors like declining enrollment, aging facilities, and staffing shortages. he said the district needs to meet these challenges head-on. reggie: the california attorney general is challenging a controversial school district policy involving transgender students. >> let's call this policy what it is, it is enforced o policy. reggie: he is filing suit against chino valley unified against the policy requiring schools to notify parents when a student wants to use a name or pronoun or restroom that is not aligned with the gender on their birth certificate even if the

student does not grant the school permission to do so. he says it violates the california equal protections clause and students right to privacy. school board president says the change is intended to support parental rights. kumasi: now to an update from the abc7news i team. a fire delayed -- vallejo police officers association president mike micheline he confirms to the i team that chaired its haus's termination has been overturned. he shot and killed a man in 2020 in the backseat of an unmarked police vehicle through windshield. his attorney tells the team has termination was overturned at arbitration along with all allegations to his use of force. he was reinstated with a letter of reprimand for failing to timely activate his body worn camera. he also received full staff pay and benefits. the attorney for onto rosa's family said the decision is devastating. >> the idea this officer who is

now involved in his third shooting of an unarmed citizen would be reinstated with all of his benefits, no disciplinary action for the murder of someone who by all accounts was completely surrendered and unarmed besides a hammer found while he shot at him in the back of a moving police vehicle was unheard of. kumasi: the montero's a family is planning to hold a news conference thursday. reggie: tennessee lawmakers voted to temporarily silenced and oakland native and represented justin jones. the crowd erected in protest during an intense special hustler session. [crowd chanting] reggie: speaking for the rest of the day. after being ruled out of order twice during the session for allegedly not staying on topic. new rules allow for house members to be silenced for not sticking to the current bill debated. >> their attempt to silence me

was not about people, it is about the people of my district and they can silence one member and silence all of us but we are united against this extremist, antidemocratic behavior and the people have a right to be in the people's house. reggie: out of the house chambers to support jones, jones was one of two tennessee lawmakers expelled earlier this year for their role in a protest inside of the tennessee capitol. kumasi: in the north bay, there's a new effort to relocate voters illegally anchored in marin county, 50 people living on these boats. a maritime law prevents boats from anchoring in the bay longer than 70 two hours however, some people lived illegally on these boats for decades. marin county started a new effort to approve anchor outs from environmentally sensitive waters into secure housing on land. the county is offering a one to three year temporary housing voucher and other incentives. >> this program

they are destroying a beautiful community, and for what? three years of housing that just does not provide certainty to anybody. kumasi: officials say so far four people have accepted the housing assistance. you can add pirates to oakland's list of crime issues. boat owners at jaclyn square telling the chronicle thieves are arriving in small watercraft's and using bolt cutters to break into boats. they stole engines, tools, and life rafts and several sailboats have also been stolen. boat owners blame nearby homeless encampment. the oakland city council in march passed an ordinance that allows people to seize boats anchored illegally at city harbors. reggie: the most expensive commute in the country is right in the bay area. it is no surprise at his expense of to live here but it is also costly just to work here. san francisco is number one on the new list of costless commutes using u.s. census survey data. it finds most people in city travel an average of one hour

and spent almost $50 a day. number two is fremont, sunnyvale makes the list at eight. d.c., new jersey, new york city round out the top five. kumasi: developing news, hurricane idalia is expected to grow into category three storm by the time it makes landfall. people on the florida gulf coast are bracing with impact with a number of menu torry -- mandatory evacuations in place. jobina: idalia grew overnight from a tropical storm into a hurricane. damaging winds are forecast for florida's gulf coast in the next two days and experts are saying this major storm could shift at any point and change course at last check. hurricane idalia is forecast to make landfall tomorrow morning just north of tampa. residents along the coast are facing mandatory evacuations, college students in st. petersburg have been told to evacuate and prepare for six to nine inches of rain in the area surrounding their dorm rooms.

>> they had a meeting and set everybody out by 5:00 today so it is scrabbling to get everything off of the floor. jobina: the faa says they are closely monitoring idalia's path. toebbe international airport is already closed ahead of the storm. american, southwest, and united airlines have all issued travel alerts, fema along with nearly 5000 national guardsmen are being deployed to florida. president biden spoke with governor ron desantis yesterday and approved the state emergency declaration. reggie? reggie: today, santa clara is honoring beyonce one day before she set -- is set to take over levi station. she's hoping her renaissance tour will bring in a lot of business to the area. ryan curry is live at san jose international airport with the excitement before tomorrow. hi, ryan. >> good. a lot of people here in the bay area are excited to welcome beyonce as her concert takes place later on. you mentioned a massive economic

room is expected for many people coming into town to enjoy this concert at levi stadium on wednesday night. later on this week, mayor gilmore of santa clara will be giving beyonce a key to the city, the first she is ever doing. she says many people, especially young women, look up to beyonce for what she has done to get back to the community enter philanthropic work. we see that economic boost as concert will bring massive, many hotels around the stadium are at capacity or near capacity. discover santa clara says ours and restaurants will see a massive boost with people going there before and after the concert. the concert is exciting but the impacts are what will be felt. >> time of year is a slow time for our hotels and restaurants, so this will bring a weekday boost to something we have not expected so economically it will be wonderful for this area. >> that's the

note, the governor of santa clara says this is usually a slow time of year when it comes to hospitality. with this concert being on a wednesday, at the end of august, a very welcomed site, we know she is one of one and the impact will be felt largely like we did with the taylor swift concert here not too long ago. a lot of the same businesses around levi stadium will be of -- will be feeling another big impact which will greatly benefit that. live in san jose, ryan curry, abc7news. kumasi: all right, ryan. are you going to be at the concert? >> concert. [laughter] kumasi: sorry, ryan. i am on edge. reggie: it will wake you up. kumasi: it perked me right up. now i need to fan myself. reggie: you are heated. kumasi: heated.

[laughter] reggie: the first mormon temple on the south bay gets the go-ahead. we will tell you where it will -- show you where it will be. kumasi: the big board of the new york stock exchange, we are up by 40% -- 40 points. reggie: elon musk livestream's himself on social media, breaking the law. what police say about possible charges. stick with us on the bay area streaming app for abc seven at 7:00, live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. and you can download the app now wherever you stream. drew: if you are going to levis tomorrow to see beyonce, it will be a warm day. -- warm day in the afternoon. [laughter] that's like the international sign of get ready. oh man. we will be upper 80's i about 4:30 and, as the concert gets underway in the evening, we slowly fall through the 70's so it will be mild at levi stadium tomorrow night. outside this morning, patchy fog around the east bay shoreline, fog along the coast, air quality

, another day where most of us in the moderate category tomorrow, looks like we will all go in the moderate category. wednesday is also the warmest day we have of the weekend and we start to see cooler weather thursday and some improving air quality by the end of the week. here's future weather, hour-by-hour, we will see a lot of sunshine. it is mild in the 60's and 70's. it is a day similar to yesterday where it feels warm across the board. we will go mid-90's in the warmest pots by about 4:00 p.m.. around the bay shoreline with 70's and 80's. 82 oakland, it is warm, 82 fremont, mild in the city today, 76 degrees, 88 napa, 90 palo alto will be a warm one at 80. the three-day forecast shows you we built on tomorrow as well when he peaks wednesday. the heat will begin to ease on thursday but wait until you see the numbers friday. it will feel chilly compared to the warm weather today.

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kumasi: elon musk will not be getting a fine for livestreaming a drive in his tesla. he was showing off a full self driving system friday while driving through palo alto and holding up his phone to film. in california, that is not legal. driving with a phone in your hand. according to the verge, musk is not facing consequence for that because police say they did not see it as it was happening. had he been seen doing that, he would've faced a $20 fine, the only punishment for a first offense. reggie: a new mormon temple is coming to the south bay, the church of jesus christ latter-day saints are building what they call the temple in sunnyvale. the temple will be built on west fremont avenue and melson way, a

temple and accompanying distribution center will be on the nearly five acres of land. california will be home to 12 mormon temples. kumasi: county officials are warning people to watch out for rattlesnakes after two people were bitten in the past week. this is a photo of a young rattlesnake that bit a man that was moving a garbage can around his house. neighbors are aware of snakes in the area and young rattlesnakes can be more dangerous. >> when they bite you, the big ones go chit chit. the little ones shoot straight venom. kumasi: the humane society says rattlesnakes come out during hot weather. this sound is bothering me. reggie: it should. it is. kumasi: now that i'm hearing it, it is not as fun. be careful when you're moving around bushes around tree stumps and the edge of the building. hikers are asked to stay on trails and keep their dogs under

control and make sure you don't have your headphones on so you can hear this if a snake is nearby. >> with earbuds, you cannot hear, a rattlesnake will tell you they are around when you get too near and they start rattling. it makes a distinctive sound. find out where the radel is coming from and back away. they will not come after you. kumasi: if you are bitten, please call 911. the humane society asked if you call them let them know you found the snake and they will try to move into a place where it is less likely to interact with you. reggie: farmers insurance is laying off more than 2000 employees. the cuts make up 11% of its workforce. farmers is an la-based company but recently pulled back on ensuring properties in the state because of the risk of wildfires. in a statement, the ceo says the decision is to help the company's long-term profitability and did not say when the layoffs would happen. we take a lie look at the new york stock exchange us trading

gets underway. we are up about 74 points. kumasi: if you are not an amazon prime member, you may soon have to spend more money for free shipping. the company is raising free shipping threshold from $25 to $35 in some zip codes. if you have prime, you will get the free shipping, it is $140 per year. another amazon prime day event is set for october. reggie: a round of a paws. for dean at the dog, officially the cutest tsa canine of 2023. the beehive is swarming this morning so it involves all stories. this is a picture of dena taking time out of her busy day to pose. she won the contest after getting the most votes on social media. dena is three years old, a german dog, that works at the airport in vegas as an explosives detection canine. she will be featured on the front cover of the tsa 2024 canine calendar. kumasi: cover girl. reggie: which will be released

later this year. kumasi: she is stunning. reggie: look at her. kumasi: just beautiful. drew: is this the first ever calendar? reggie: i've never heard of the tsa dog calendar. kumasi: now we know. reggie: i'm here for. kumasi: i am too. drew: outside this morning, it is beautiful. the export-oriented camera showing the sun bang is up -- sun thi it will be breezy, similar to yesterday, stronger along the coast but the onshore flow is with us once again. tomorrow morning, this is 11:00 a.m. and for most of us you see the wind barbs but for parts of lake county, a bit of a dry northerly wind picking up tomorrow, lower humidity levels and increased fire conditions potentially. there is a fire weather watch out tomorrow morning for lake county for the low humidity,

gusty winds, and when it comes to watches and warnings, a fire weather watch is a lot lower of a threat than a red flag warning. still, elevated conditions when it comes to the chance of a fire in lake county. that is something we can track closely. the onshore flow will reach lake county tomorrow afternoon quickly raising humidity levels. today it is hazy sunshine, good to moderate air quality, warm temperatures, warmer than yesterday. 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline, 76 in the city, feels mild, warm in oakland, 82. 84 san jose, hot santa rosa, 93. 90 five antioch. overnight tonight, limited fog, mainly clear skies, and temperatures in the 50's and mid 60's. here is the seven-day forecast showing you we are building on the heat we had yesterday today and then hotter tomorrow. tomorrow is the peak of the warming trend and temperatures

friday, 60's and 70's. that will feel a lot cooler than the heat we had today and tomorrow and then we keep below average temperatures for the weekend. jobina: good morning. if you rely on bart, i want to give you a quick heads-up you will face a 10 minute delay in the antioch direction due to an equipment problem that happened earlier at the orinda station. it will also face a delay at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:34. traffic has packed in, nice and clear in san jose as we show you 280. and we end with a look of the drive times, most significant change will be antioch to concord, 35 minutes. reggie: thank you. reservation for one, a very guest strolled through lake tahoe restaurant and apparently he did not want to look at people eating, he wanted to eat himself. the black bear decided to come down and explore the outdoor dining area in tahoe city. a person eating at the restaurant took this video saying this guy just wanted a

table like the rest of us. apparently he is a regular. people at the restaurant know this bear and they have a name for him, bearnard. kumasi: it's no secret steph curry loves golf and is pretty good at it. the warrior star was on the green for a good cause. they did the fourth annual work to classic at stanford golf course yesterday. the one-day tournament is estimated to raise more than $2 million for their eat, learn, play foundation. >> to have something that's a nice check in, the fourth annual tournament out here where we give out dates and look ahead to what you're trying to plan and people get excited about what you're doing. >> people have chosen to show up and show out have been phenomenal so we are grateful for that. >> all those things matter and to have people believe in what you're doing means a lot. kumasi: the eat, learn, play foundation found more than 25 meals for kids with literacy programs and 10,000 kids at

summer camps. reggie: some dogs who love to look out the window took things to the next level in missouri and got to ride on a ferris wheel. puppies are normally not allowed to fly high in the sky on the st. louis wheel. yesterday they were invited to go for a ride in honor of national dogma. they also got special treats. all dogs got to ride for free but there humans had to pay. kumasi: that's cute. reggie: i would like to see the dogs by themselves. i think that would be really cute. i think it would be confused. kumasi: he's like i like this. reggie: my back story for rooster involves him being an alien from another planet so maybe he would be used to it. might remind him of the ship. he did not -- kumasi: you did not tell me that. reggie: i'm not supposed to talk about it. [laughter] kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know. reggie: you can watch our newscast through the abc 7 bay

area tv app available for apple to become a google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app and start streaming. kumasi: his in this beautiful? i like the shot of 65. reggie: perfect for an alien

kumasi: if you're just running us, here the seven things to know. hurricane idalia is expected to grow into a category three storm by the time it makes landfall in florida. and at evacuations are in place along the coast in at least eight counties. reggie: two, the first from codefendant in the georgia interference case waived arraignment and plead not guilty. ray smith the third, a former trump attorney, is charged with 12 counts. his team claims by filing a waiver they are excused from appearing for an arraignment september 6. kumasi: classes are canceled today at the university of north carolina chapel hill after a graduate student has been arrested for allegedly shooting and killing a faculty member. reggie: four, the superintendent of san francisco unified is expected to address the

possibility of closing more than two dozen schools. this comes as the teachers union claims the district has been mismanaging finances for years. drew: number five, warmer afternoon on the way today. hazy sunshine, right now good to moderate air quality out there. here is our export-oriented man the sun is up. mild sunshine this morning, 70's and 80's along the coast by noon. by 4:00 p.m., inland we are mid 90's, bay shoreline in the 80's, close to 70 on the coast. jobina: if you rely on bart you have a 10 minute delay in the any act direction due to an early equipment issue and our biggest backup will be at the bay bridge toll plaza. kumasi: number seven, this is santa clara, presenting beyonce with a key to the city and making her honorary mayor for the day. you can also take free professional photos at the installation outside the san jose airport starting at 7:00 the night. beyonce is performing at levi stadium tomorrow night.

yes. jobina: get your merge together. reggie: it's the first time we see drew wearing part of his outfit. drew: this is [indiscernible] kumasi: show it to kumasi. jobina: yes. i love it. reggie: let me just do a test. there is no actual glitter on it. [laughter] gotta watch that glitter, y'all. jobina: summer renaissance. reggie: i just want to see if this happens. [singing] kumasi: no. good morning america for our viewers in the west. two massive storms on the move, with florida bracing for a direct hit. overnight, hurricane idalia gaining strength, expected to become a category 3, with winds