>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> we don't need to close any schools. with this figure i was talking about, it is the manager of incompetence. >> strong words from parents about the biggest district in the area. the meeting about san francisco unified budget and how it is dealing with staff shortages. >> a live look at florida where hurricane a dahlia has made impact.

in the concerns of the storm. reggie: air quality concerns and why should stay indoors today as much as possible. ♪ kumasi: everybody it day in the -- it is b the bay. ready for the beyoncé tour tonight it is in the levi's stadium. what you need to know before you head to the concert. reggie: i would like to say the way they are turning out for beyoncé. kumasi: we are ready. jobina: details. pocket squares. poppet. reggie:

warning's. the first since 20 21. it is a mild morning, 61 right now in the city area 63 san jose, 64 currently in concord. what we are looking at with the wind right now they are picking up in the hills parts of napa county. that is where we have the red flag warning. that is until 8:00 this evening. we are watching the eastern portion of napa county in red where we could have gusting wind later on this morning and early afternoon. i will have temperatures today. it is a hot one 80's and 90's around the bayshore area mormon cities hitting about 100 degrees. that is the warm weather forecast. we send it over to jobina. jobina: you want to make sure you do not have a problem when you get to the concert, do you want to know all the light rail

service that is traveling toward the stadium will come toward mountain view, santa teresa on the orange, green, and blue lines. that is where there is an extra service and then they will continue to run into the crowds we are at the end of the show -- clear at the into the show. i have a full report for you on concert traffic later in the show but san mateo ridge here as we look outside. no issues here or emeryville. 80 where the headlights are traveling westbound. it is green across the board for the most part. one minor issue in the eastbound direction eastbound 80 two 580 that is not slowing you down at the moment. kumasi: tonight's the night that many beyoncé fans have been waiting for. she will be at levi's stadium as part of the renaissance world tour. thousands of fans will come in in their best silver outfits.

gloria rodríguez is live w more on how their hearing. gloria: good morning, a lot of excitement about beyoncé coming to town. as all the merchandise trucks. we know that will be ocular when it opens at 1:00 -- very when it opens at 1:00 today. the parking lots do not open to the public until 3:00. keep that in mind. public transportation is encouraged if you come tonight. check out this welcome fans with a free photo shoot in front of the expo sculpture --xo sculpture. santa clara honored her silver key to the city and will name her honorary mayor.

they is have did the public nation -- proclamation on her behalf. >> we worked with beyoncé now for more than 20 years. it gives me joy to comfort -- contribution to us and the society at large. >> i love that she would goes to his many cities as she can in the fact she is coming to my own is a big think for me. gloria: fans are very excited she will be forming here tonight. beyoncé's birthday wish is to have everyone go to the concert dressed in silver. many are getting their outfits ready and visiting locals doors -- stores. it starts at 8:00 and we will probably see more people out here closer to showtime. throughout the morning we will be here to bring you interviews. i also got to visit local stores that sell silver clothing. i will bring that to you throughout the morning.

back to the studio. kumasi: you do need to have the silver ready. thank you, gloria. code that is right here on the bottom of your screen right now to get everything you need to know before you head to the concert tonight. also you can join abc 7 news at 5:30 and 7:00 tonight. we are doing the livestream coverage and we will have abc 7 news at levi's stadium as fans arrive for the concert and we will also track traffic and weather. you can watch this all on our livestream. reggie: the san francisco unified school district is facing a severe crisis. parents packed the last night eating where they talk about this issue. abc 7 news was there and we spoke with parents who are worried about the future of their kids. >> nearly every scene full of the san francisco unified school district special meeting to address budgeting, staffing, and

landing -- planning. most of them are here because they are concerned about possible school closures. we do not need to close any schools. with what the speaker is talking about it is managerial incompetence. >> during a presentation tuesday night the district revealed they lost 4000 students since 2012 and expect to another 4600 students in the next nine years. >> enrollment has declined and will continue to decline. >> the district says they are struggling to staff schools that are not fooled and had a 21% staffing shortage as a it august. -- mid august. never have an advisory to discuss how to addresses. parents say that this sounds like a recipe for school closures. >> school closures are of theme in the city and they always target our black and brown students. that is where we need investing.

>> black and brown children those that they hunt for. -- those that they look for. >> kids apply to schools that outside of the neighborhood where they live the dark areas of the map show where the students live including the southeastern section of the city and the dark section of this map shows where they go to school. >> more black and brown students are getting fewer requests and then they lose staff, they cannot make their programs. it is worth noting the school district has a policy to move to his own system for elementary schools. that has been pushed to the back burner. >> multiple commissioners discussed a zone system to better identify where changes should be may -- made. but that is one of many ideas for this.

the school board will not vote on a plan until april next year but a lot of work to be done going forward. the district needs to bring more money and reorganize was a get and cut money at all about equates to some sort of changes. j.r. stone abc 7 news. kumasi: at elementary school in oakland will open today. officers will patrol the rest of the week because of numerous threats. some of them have been racially charged. officers search for school and many students had to be evacuated. parents dropping off children had to be turned away. they said a weekend play date promoting inclusion sparked the threat that shut down the school. it was shared on reddit. >> it was meant to bridge communities between black and brown families. share resources and also make the kids feel comfortable seeing other kids and playing with other kids that look like them

in a predominantly white space. >> a glynn county alameda sheriff's office, and the guy are all investigating. a town hall will be held next week. fighting for racial and social justice part of being a better bay area. to be an ally can go to ally/take action. reggie: the city is banned from clearing homeless encampments. he elon musk was praised for calling for a boycott representing a homeless nonprofit. they also cited how much the state has spent addressing homelessness and called for the court to be held accountable. this all stems from a lawsuit claiming san francisco violated the rights of and housed individuals by not providing shelter when clearing the encampment. in a hearing last week, they ask me appeals court to code -- toss it out when many on people are refusing help that is offered.

kumasi: drug users who stay sober may be able to earn gift cards thanks to a health care initiative. this incentive program was launched earlier this year. does it take stimulants with negative results can get up to $600 in gift cards a year. they call this contingency management. six of nine counties in the area are participating in a trial run. reggie: heads up about the air quality. a smoke from wildfires and for northern california and oregon blows into the bay area. air quality will be in the unhealthy range for seniors and young children being the most vulnerable. the bay area quality management district's warning against strenuous exercise in the afternoon because of the pollution. >> a combination of high temperatures the high-pressure over the bay area combined with wildfire smooth -- smoke from the north, it will cause ozone to build up.

reggie: extremely polluted air shortens life spans more than smoking tobacco. according to a new study out of university of chicago smoking knocks off two point two years of lifespan breathing in air pollution your lifespan by 23 years. -- 2.3 years. the dry wind today means pgn a may turn off power or customers to prevent wildfires. the ones in napa county and others on the screen will be impacted. kumasi: happening now a live look at gainesville, florida where hurricane idalia has made landfall in the past 30 minutes as a category three storm. the national weather service issued a tornado watch for parts of florida and georgia. florida governor ron desantis says the homes across the state are without power. we will be tracking this and see how much water is there over the homes.

all morning, you will get updates from us here online and at abc7news.com. also wherever you stream. . drew: you see the sto creating life threatening now that the hurricane has made landfall able tract of a north and east but later this morning it's a category two hurricane as it enters southeastern georgia. and south carolina rain near charleston before it pushes out to sea. here at home the concern with wind will be in napa and lake county. we will have a win pickup out of the north later this morning with a dry wind. we are getting to the time of year where we have dry northerly wind second drop humidity levels. we zoom in closer to napa county and we see by 10:00 a.m. the north winds are racing down the hillside 26-30 miles per

it is a short window of the northerly wind. by 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 p.m. we will have a north shore when picking up that will raise humidity levels and lessen the fire concern. but then a warning in effect the higher terrain with a high wind this morning. and later today, look at the temperatures by lunch time the 80's and 90's for the most part today is the hottest day of the week. 80 of the city, 84 oakland, 90 san jose, 96 santa rosa, 100 antioch, and this is the next when he four hours. reggie: drug discount plan president biden announcing a new proposal to lower the cost of some friction drug. the plan is -- some prescription drugs. it is already causing a legal battle. kumasi: state lawmakers are expected to vote on a bill backed by some bay area residents. reggie: and

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kumasi: welcome back. we share a new proposal that president biden says will lower the cost of prescription drugs. we have more with what the plan entails. jobina: millions of americans may see more affordable prescription thanks to new efforts from the government. the white house announced 10 prescription drugs will be up for medicare price negotiati a new inflation reduction act is the reason why medicare price drops could happen for the first time ever. the biden administration's goal is to make medication cost-efficient. >> far too many americans struggle to afford the prescription medication they need to stay alive. nobody should face a choice between buying their medication and putting food on the table. jobina: the cost reduction would benefit more than 9 million seniors at currently on medicare 60 drugs in total are expected to be can entered. the new prices will be announced

next fall and go into effect 2026. reggie: california lawmakers want to save a conservative ship law. they can help them make -- get treatment even if they don't need it -- wanted. medication can be required. senate bill 42 would expand this to include people with a severe substance use disorder. and housed at the gets worried that the changes violate human right. >> i understand people want to see the under -- on house get mental health treatment but implement think that with those changes to the law is very controversial and very disturbing because they simply do not trust us. reggie: the bill is backed by the bay area big savior -- big city mayor like london breed. revote on the bill will be friday. kumasi: a fast food restaurant is being sued over the size of it surveying.

they claim the burger king whopper is too small. the famous hamburger that is served is nothing like what is shown in the pictures and advertisement where ingredients are overflowing. they say the burger in the ad appears to be 35% larger and campaign -- can -- contains double the meat. they rejected the lawsuit to have it tossed out, indies, mcdonald's, taco bell are also facing similar lawsuit. reggie: people watching immersive videos of others eating candy slightly lose their craving for sweet. the research published in the scientific report -- showing that watching people eat candy in videos made people slightly less inclined to eat candy. researchers also tested smell exposure. they found immersive videos paired with smell also lessen people's cravings. kumasi: ok so immersive video,

is it just people eating the candy or is it something -- reggie: i've never heard about before. drew: is it like a smr and they eat the food and the microphone. there is this one woman who would eat lobster. i don't know why, but it is she would crack it in the microphone. don't ask me. it was a niche market that millions of people watched. kumasi: i don't know if i would like to be looking at people eat. i think that is rude. you're not supposed to look people in the face when there trying to enjoy food. i never look at people as they chew. that is just too much. i don't get that. reggie: this is a category i didn't even know about. drew: let's talk about the weather shall we? the forecast it will be a warm one in the south bay. as we stroll into the parking lot, get ready and enter the stadium we are in the upper 80's. it will be hot todayas we

head throughout the day we have temperatures fall through the 80's and 70's. it will feel comfortable. and those outfits a lot of people have been planning months for. we will have a temperature around 69 it evan :00 -- 7:00. we have elevated fire danger in napa county by 10:00 this morning we have the north wind and celebrating down on the east half of the county. you see the fire danger index fluctuating through moderate and high about 1 10:00 a.m. to noon. but this will not be a long-lasting event. the onshore flow kicks up passes evening and that will lessen the fire can learn. we are watching the wind nevertheless this morning. 62 in the city, 62 hayward. hour-by-hour we warm fast. summer closes what you need to wear shorts and t-shirts even in

the city we are well into the 70's, 80's, and 90's already by 1:00 a.m. away from the coast. it is the hottest day of the week and we have moderate and unhealthy air quality. from the fire smoke. 90 in santa rosa, high-end fairfield. the seven-day forecast. hottest day of the week today and then temperatures tank. friday we are 70's to start the weekend a few early-morning showers with the marine layer fit to start the weekend. jobina: we have a crash reported on westbound 80 past the toll plaza. no backup is showing on the camera right now so that is the good news if you had toward this direction. a tow truck is to the side. i would assume it is on the way to help this person out. alive picture from the richmond bridge the headlights are traveling in the westbound direction toward the north bay. we will end here with a look at the drivetime.

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pure leaf iced tea. real variety. real brewed. kumasi: here's the seven things to know this morning. police will be patrolling the area -- this school in oakland because of threat some are racially motivated. they had to be evacuated yesterday because of the threats. reggie: hurricane idalia has made landfall in florida. schools are closed and some people are told to leave certain areas. kumasi: a warning is issued for the bay area today because of air quality. reggie: a turnoff of 8000 customers in seven counties. drew: we are watching a red flag warning that is in effect for parts of sonoma and napa county.

we are watching eastern napa county in the higher terrain. the dry northerly wind this morning with a high fire danger. the warning last through this week and this evening. jobina: the biggest issue right now in terms of blocking -- a crash class -- pass the bay bridge toll plaza. it is in the process of clearing. kumasi: today is the day beyonée is in the bay. she is taking over levi's stadium tonight.the gates open at 6:00 concert starts at 8:00. we have everything you need to know before you go right now at our website abc7news.com. the giants were one out from the -- making history at oracle park. it was not meant to be for alex cox who lost the no-hitter in the last possible moment. spencer stier hit a five ball to whitefield, louise could not quite get it. it was cincinnati's only head of the game.

ending before austin slater made a diving catch and -- cobb appreciated that effort. >> going back to that catch think if there is ever a no-hitter that is thrown and he looked back and you see plays like that. you know he put his body on the line for that. i do appreciate that a lot. kumasi: this would have been the giants first no-hitter since 2015. the giants won the game and they play the reds again today at 12:45 at oracle part. reggie: disneyland's most popular right is getting an expansion. an addition coming to the grounds of haunted mansion. they will have an expanded outdoor line for the fountain, gazebo, and greenhouse. there will also be a new shop that is guest themed around madame leota who is in the ride and new guardians. the park is adding a spot where they will have live entertainment. the construction starts in

january disney as a parent company of abc 7. tackling retail theft coming up, add task force stopping crime. kumasi: world class art tub a plan to transform

announcer: building a better bay area. living forward, finding solutions. this is abc news. reggie: hurricane a daily and making landfall in florida. thousands without power. kumasi: the future of dream force. why salesforce ceo mark benioff says this years event could be the last in san francisco. ♪ blue ivy in the bay. queen be taking over levi's stadium as part of her renaissance world tour. we have everything you need to

know if you are heading to the concert. i really enjoyed's -- i really enjoyed blue's performance. kumasi: i'm so excited. it is bey day. good morning, we are happy we -- reggie: happy you are with us. here is jobina what they look at traffic. jobina: we have on our silver. drive times for super commuters coming out of the valley, tracy to dublin, is going to be a little under the limit. wanted to let you know that crash in the eastbound direction at the maze has clear. of course, it is bey day. for bta there will be light rail service to the stadium on the orange, green, and blue lines. drew tells us it will be heated tonight. drew: it sure will be. we are going to start in the upper 80's at levi's stadium with the concert having temperatures falling to the 70's. you have a red flag warning in

effect for portions of sonoma, napa, and lake county because of a dry northerly wind this morning that is elevating fire concerns. that will last until it -- until 8:00 this evening. we are on the mild side. it is 75 in antioch. we are in store for a warm day, but also a spare the air day. be aware of that if you do have respiratory issues. you do want to limit your time outside. he was a live look from sutro tower. it is a hot and hazy day today. we are going well into the 90's and. even the coast is going to be mild today, in the 70's. reggie: we are also tracking hurricane a daily up. the dangerous category three storm bringing intense storm surge and high winds. jobina is at the live desk tracking that for us. jobina: idalia hit the florida coast as a category three storm, and just downgraded earlier this morning.

officials warn storm -- worn storm surge up to 16 feet could hit other parts of the region. people in at least 30 counties were placed under evacuation orders. the national weather service issued a tornado watch for parts of florida and georgia. governor ron desantis says roughly 54,000 homes across the state are without power. desantis experienced a power outages himself as he spoke earlier today about the dangers of hurricane a dalia. >> is going to be legitimate surge. it's going to be a big deal and very dangerous. and there we go, with our power here. we are back. jobina: about 5500 nat guardsmen are on standby, ready to respond. fema is already calling for more disaster response funding from congress. president biden says he has been in constant contact state officials and will receive a briefing later today. kumasi: san mateo county supervisor david cannot about is taking action to crack on retail

theft. data from the california department of justice shows shoplifting spiked significantly in 2022. incidents nearly doubled compared with a decade ago, and the current total is now 60% higher than the pre-pandemic average. >> people are living in fear, people are scared, employers are running away. my hope is, is to make sure that we take serious action, that we take action to make sure this doesn't happen in san mateo county. kumasi: supervisor can about plans to announce new legislation on october 3. he says a resolution will call for the county sheriff and police chiefs to partner with the chamber of commerce to create a task force and the coming up with real solutions. reggie: new concerns over a trend. covid-19 infections are on the rise throughout the bay area. experts data has been an

increase of infections across the region. local hospitals are seeing people affected by covid with symptoms like cough, sore throat, congestion. as of august 19 371 people war hospitalized in all nine bay area counties and santa cruz. in marin county, officials say their numbers have doubled. >> starting at the end of june we started seeing an increase in wastewater. now over the past two weeks we are starting to see more and more people come into the hospital. we have seen a doubling of people in the hospital with covid-19 over the last two weeks. reggie: another issue is flu and rsv. they are increasing heading into november. the centers for disease control is expected to meet on september 12 to discuss when the next booster might become available. kumasi: this year's dream force conference could be the last in san francisco if the convention is affected by the city's homelessness and drug use challenges. that is what mark benioff told

san francisco chronicle. he has received complaints from attendees about the city's homeless issues and dirty streets in the past. san francisco's august convention returns on september -- september 12 and goes to september 14. reggie: can nonprofit is trying to lift up the midmarket neighborhood through arch and entertainment. market street arts would allow artists and entrepreneurs to fill vacant storefronts. the midmarket business association and foundation also plans on hosting street festivals, live music, and commission public art. hopes to raise 15 million dollars over two years in public and private funding. market street arts launches this fall. kumasi: for back tourists. one organization in hawaii is saying about the mixed messages from visitors. reggie: sleeping while standing. the new cafe hoping to take naps to the next level. first the check with drew. drew: i don't know about this. it's getting better.

kumasi: something about that was a soothing. drew: all right. take a look at our winds today. this is something we are focusing on closely, especially in parts of the north bay. there is an area in lake county and sonoma county will you see these wind bars coming out of the north. for most of us we have a nice onshore flow which is keeping humidity levels high. in parts of the north bay that dry wind is going to elevate fire concerns. we are going to press closer. this morning there is wind coming down the hillside, especially parts of eastern napa county. testing about 26 to 31 miles an hour. thankfully with this wind event it does not last long. putting much after 1:00 p.m. today we will see a refreshing onshore breeze kick in. that will raise humidity levels. we are under a red flag warning this morning for those dry winds. we'll keep our eyes on anything developing with those concerns. amateurs today are going to warm

fast. look at these numbers. 80's and 90's away from the coast by noon today. today is the hottest day of the weekly you can see why. we are near 80 in the city. 100 in concord. 92 in napa with that fire consent. we are on a roller coaster ride. today is hot and hazy, but by friday we are sharply cooler. only in the 60's and 70's. we will be

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>> i cannot believe what i was seeing. this guy right in front of my door just grabbing the packaging, just running away. andrew: jessica signed says she was shocked and in disbelief. >> i looked at the camera, and the lady could not even speak and she was just come alike, shaking. andrew: signed says instead of receiving the ipad, she heard banging on the door moments later. >> she was like, can you open the door, please? she's like, someone stole your package. andrew: we will have much more at 7:00 a.m., plus the tips to protect your packages. with your gma first look, i'm andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. reggie: the santa clara county board of supervisors has approved a resolution affirming gender-affirming care. it shows support for the lgbtq+ community. it is a commitment to back health care for people who are transgender, non-binary, or gender diverse.

according to the aclu there are 500 laws across the country targeting the lgbtq+ community. kumasi: new details about a shooting in the tenderloin district we first told you about yesterday. but your separate agencies are investigating after officers shot a man and sent them to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. it happened monday night on jones street. officers responded to a man armed with a large knife who was threatening people. upper officers tried for 20 minutes to get the men to surrender. >> officers made engage the individual and order to try and broker a peaceful resolution. i don't have the exact details of what the suspect did that precipitated the shooting. but at some point during the interaction officers felt it was necessary to use deadly force. kumasi: for now police will only say that more than one officer open fire. they're not releasing the man's age, name, or condition. reggie: the latest from maui.

100% of the disaster area has been searched and the fires are 90% contained. the number of people dead remains at 115. 45 of them have been identified. 388 are on the official list of people unaccounted for. immediately after the wildfires there were pleas for tourists not to visit that island. that has changed. native hawaiian organization talked to us about where maori officials and community groups now stand on that. >> i definitely think people need to be very mindful about going to west maui, because that is where a lot of displaced residents are being housed. but i think for other parts of maui that have space and resources for visitors available, i think there are very appropriate places to come, if you come with the right attitude. reggie: the people of maui are asking visitors behave with

solace and compassion. kumasi: if you would like to help with relief efforts you can make a donation to the red cross by going to redcross.org/abc. reggie: tonight beyonce is taking over levi's stadium. it is her one and only stop in the bay area on her to her. thousands of fans getting ready for the big night. gloria "renaissance" is at levi's stadium with the final preparations. lawyer: i will -- gloria: i like that. i like how you guys have your silver on already for the concert tonight. of course, the show starts at 8:00. the parking lots open at 3:00 my hand if you are planning on coming tonight we have everything you need to know. it seems like getting the ticket was probably the hardest thing about tonight's concert. buying your ticket, finding it. but if you do have your ticket the next major hurdle is how to

get there. levi's stadium recommends you buy a parking pass, and they will have some drop-off zones as well. one alternative is pta. provides service throughout the south bay, but can also be accessed to other transit like bard and caltrain. >> the thing about concerts is there are lots of people who do not necessarily ride to the stadium on a regular basis. the way they do with football games. what people need to know is that it will make life much easier if they load fair on their mobile phones ahead of time. gloria: the city of santa clara has extended its curfew for the concert. bta says it will run for as long as it takes to clear the stadium, but that is not the case for other transit agencies. so, be sure to check on that. the gates open today at 6:00, and the show starts at 8:00. queen bee is going to be punctual, so make sure you get here on time.

kumasi, you are coming tonight, right? kumasi: i am ready. drew and i have the outfits. we have the silver, we have a parking pass. i feel good about the plan, so i'm happy you are telling people the ways to get there. because you do need to have it together. and i have the sparkles. reggie: it is an amazing outfit. kumasi: thank you, friend. reggie: and headband. kumasi: gloria, when i need from you -- gloria: i have an outfit later i will show you. kumasi: and we will be ready. gloria "renaissance" rodriguez. we love it. thank you, gloria. reggie: now here is jobina with a look at what you need to know about traffic and getting to the concert. getting out is really the part that is going to be tough. jobina: it sure is, which is why i need everyone to get the following information in your mind. america will have a problem if you are late to see queen b. it will break my soul.

drew says it is going to be heated. that is the forecast. and who has the energy to sit in traffic? we can take you from? and squared down to great american station. amtrak is going to be your best option. $16, not bad, and they have a train that leaves, one, at 11:59. make sure you know that. be aware of the schedule. part extending service for your way out of there. -- part extending service for your way out of there. tonight from them on peel's bird station is going to be serving all stations, and it will be limited service after that. but it will be running past midnight. bta, you heard gloria talking there, it will be extra service to the stadium from mountain view, alum rock tim -- alum rock, on the orange, green, and blue lines. when you leave they are going to be running all of those chains

constantly until the crowds are gone. caltrain will have one extra training northbound from mountain view to san francisco. approximately 75 minutes after the concert, or when the train is full. so, that is the critical information on getting there and leaving. guys? reggie: here is the thing. i'm doing the math. help me with this matter. when i went i don't think it was really over until after 11:30. jobina: that is the thing. reggie: if they have the last train at 11:59, you have to hustle out of there. jobina: that is the caution with amtrak. if it were me i would do amtrak down, bart home. because bart is going to have service after midnight. caltrain is saying once the train is full, toodles. kumasi: if you don't make amtrak you can get bart? jobina: there are multiple options. reggie: just don't dillydally.

jobina: no, because you will be left. kumasi: get your merch before if you can. jobina: once it is over, go. you're going to be sitting there saying, encore. she's not doing one, so leave. [laughter] reggie: the lights, lights on. the lights really come on. like, two seconds after the concert is over. and they say, get out. kumasi: you can linger in the moment. reggie: they really don't want you to. drew: she's is like, and we are done. got to go. i'm always impressed by you, but that was very impressive. jobina: thank you. i will try for seven. drew: let's take you to the forecast tonight. we will find very warm temperatures. today is the hottest day of the week. we are in the upper 80's as you are getting into the parking lot, getting yourself situated. as the concert gets underway we

will have that temperature falling to the 70's. do have elevated fire concerns we will be highlighting, eastern portions of napa county. this is our fire danger index. it takes into account not only the warm temperatures, but also the wind speed and humidity levels. both of those things will be low, and the wind speeds will be elevated. that is creating a moderate to high concern this morning. this is 10:00 a.m. for portions of napa county. that is why we have the red flag warning in effect. thankfully these winds are not going to last all that long. they really subside by 1:00 or 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. that is going to raise humidity levels and lessen that fire concern. that red flag warning is in effect until 7:00 p.m. this evening. you can see it is in the higher elevations of those two counties. we are getting into that time of year where we start to see those wind fans raise those concerns. today it is warm, near 80 in the city, 80 four in oakland, and 96

in santa rosa. even half moon bay, when half moon bay is at 70 you know it is going to be a warm day. also a spare the air day. here is the seven-day forecast. it is the hottest day of the week today, then that heat will ease tomorrow, then we are sharply cooler. friday is going to feel chilly for a lot of us compared to today. a morning drizzle to start the weekend, brighter skies on sunday. -- but brighter skies on sunday. hi, jobina. jobina: i was just trying to recover over there. good morning, everybody. the good news is there was hardly an attractive -- there was hardly any traffic at the moment. the drive times are all green, and also it is slow for our super commuters, but that is something nothing out of the norm for this morning. we want to bring in our live cameras, because me during lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is our newest information. they flipped on

the backup is beginning. elsewhere, as we show you walnut creek, everything is clear. those southbound taillights are where the southbound traffic is going. me during lights on is the big headline. reggie: a bay area public high school rated among the best in the nation. kumasi: super blue moon. the best time to look up and see the bright moon that will not reggie: happen again for more than a decade. we want to let you know the next big pride event is in oakland, and abc 7 is the proud sponsor of oakland pride next month. join reporters as they bring you the parade live starting at 11:00 a.m.. it happens s

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neighborhood got quite the wake-up call recently. it came when hundreds of goats stormed down the street. you can actually hear them before you see them. and there they are. there is a few of them. all of a sudden there are dozens more, and then hundreds more. this happened in the ring mountain neighborhood. goats apparently escaped their enclosure last tuesday. neighbors tell abc 7 the herd was loud. they walk up dogs and people up and down the street. this would have been such a scene. can you imagine? kumasi: i really can't. reggie: a goatherd are eventually corralled them back into the pen. kumasi: it is like a little street party parade. >> boom!

jesus christ. holy -- kumasi: that would have sent me. reggie: in that tiny boat? that is way too close. kumasi: oh my gosh. this is what happened when two fishermen in western wall strother were shocked by a whale that reached super close to the boat. i really can't. reggie: wow. they are loving it. i think. or they are in shock. kumasi: you don't know how to feel. remember when i went whale watching and then i became aware they are so big and i'm on this little boat? reggie: and then you got scared? kumasi: and then i got scared, like, where is the lifejackets. reggie: maybe you will see it again. this man is steel fetching -- still fishing. she is reeling in his catch. all right. tonight it is not just a full moon, it is a super blue moon. it will be the brightest and

biggest of the year. a blue moon does not have to do with the color. it is when two full moons happen in one month. you want to look up after 7:30. it will stay full all night. the next super blue men will not happen until 2037. -- blue moon will not happen until 2037. if giraffes can sleep while standing up, can humans do it? kumasi: japanese creators are hoping their sleeping pod will take napping to the next level. so, let me show it to you. pod is about the size of a phone booth. has enough space for one person. they have cushions for your knees, for your behind, and then they have a headrest that keeps you up right. the pot is only in this one cafe at this point. reggie: and that is where it is going to say -- to stay. kumasi: they are saying they want to take it to offices and hospitals. reggie: why?

this doesn't look comfortable at all. kumasi: it could be. you are sleepy you can make anything work. reggie: i can't make that work. kumasi: how many times have you been on the plane and tried to pull that folding table down and lay on that? reggie: i can't do it. it just does not do it for me. i would you stand when you ken lay? kumasi: because you cannot lay. reggie: there is space. kumasi: where? on the cafe table? reggie: make a coffee for me. that's basically what that was. kumasi: expect to pay more if you are shipping with fedex. we are going to tell you how much the rates could go up. reggie: parents of students concerned about the possibility that multiple schools then we are looking for you. we are the peace corps. with volunteers in more than 60 countries. living together. working together. transforming lives. together. join us.

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