kumasi: do not be mean.rew: i do not know the exact song but she had a video that her song was not being used. kumasi: is she being paid? drew: no. and that is why the video came out. we will have to figure out more about that. but -- reggie: some people are talking i guess. that has not happened in a while. kumasi: i like, because she is going through some scent -- some things but i still like her. drew: no sky july again, lots of gray. i am calling it aggressive drizzle if not light rain. some spots coast to the closed you will find -- coast -- close to the coast you will find some fog. the onshore continuto theelta al repeat that. this keeps our air quality nice and comfortable. highs in the 70's and 80's in the south bay and partly cloudy skies along the peninsula, downtown limited sunshine in the 50's and 60's. north bay will see 70's and 80's. partly cloudy skies in east bay, 60's and 70's and then inland in the 50's and 60's. hazy sunshine today and a cooler start to the weekend. warmer on sunday and

kumasi? kumasi: runners sprinting towards the finish line this weekend, let's look at the history making moment. julian: and an apology from the pope north of the border. kumasi: i've been telling everyone, the secret to great teeth... is having healthy gums. keep yours healthy with crest advanced gum restore. it's clinically proven to detoxify below the gum line. and, it restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. because you can't have a healthy smile, without healthy gums. advanced gum restore from crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. kumasi: pope francis is in canada to apologize for abuses brought by catholic men -- catherine -- catholic missionaries. the trip is meant to acknowledge what happened there in the 19th and 20th centuries at boarding schools. 100 and 50,000 children work taken from families to attend religious rules and many of them were the views. let's the survivor said the only thing i learned in the residential school was how to hate myself. it's a validat

kumasi: wow. the city of berkeley declined to do an on camera interview with husband told abc7news that the city council approved news special event fees to offset the berkeley marina's financial issues. organizers are paid to cover the cost of things like police, fire, garbage, and extra staffing. reggie: in the south bay a recent celebrity sighting has the city buzzing about what the superstar left behind. amanda has details on what it took to return an actor's lost wallet after it was left at a local fruit stand. amanda: the fruit upon -- barn has attracted customers from near and far for decades. it is a recent stop by a famous celebrity that has gary with the nt farms considering new decorah. >> i thought about putting a sign up, will note -- william shatner was here. amanda: he happened to leave behind his while it. when staff spotted his crew were too young. he showed up for work thursday and saw the wallet. after his shock, he texted a friend, an officer with the gilroy police department.

kumasi: what is it? drew: it is truck 15. reggie: honey. kumasi: ok.have not come to the last track. reggie: i like this moment. i was yelling in my place i liked it so much. drew: >>> good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. across the country and the new threats on this friday morning. at least 15 people killed in kentucky from one of the worst flooding events in state history prompting boat and helicopter rescues. entire neighborhoods drowning. this kentucky high school under water. arizona roads turned into rushing rivers. in las vegas, parts of the strip submerged and more devastation in missouri. authorities racing to rescue children trapped in this day care. our team is tracking it all and the life-threatening flooding ahead. >>> heading for a recession? the u.s. economy shrinking for the second straight quarter.

kumasi: layoffs are hitting lyft. lyft rentals was a rental car service you could book through the app. lyft said it will be focused on order ships with rental car companies. reggie: you might be ready for your kids to go back to school but some school districts are not. mount diablo unified has 50 teaching slots to fill. they are offering signing bonuses up to $10,000. we spoke to a teacher at a job fair who was hired on the spot. >> i resigned because of moving. it would be a distance to travel. after a week of resigning, i had to come back. i love mount diablo. i will drive. it is worth it. reggie: another district is looking to fill 75 positions. kumasi: oakland zoo is hoping to raise millions of dollars to support operations. the zoo is in bad financial situations because of the pandemic. they are putting a property tax measure on the ballot. it would cost homeowners year but would raise $12 million for the zoo. low income houses and seniors would be exempt. reggie: seeing nature on a hike could be a wonderful th

kumasi: thank you. your health is a part of building a better community, so santa cried -- clara county public officials have outlined their strategy to address the monkeypox. >> santa clara's top doctor releasing new data about those most disproportionately impacted by monkeypox, confirming 41 of the counties cases are among hispanic or latino gay or bisexual men. the county health department says it tracks trends to better understand who is at highest risk. >> this allows us to do a better job of focusing our efforts on prevention and treatment. >> among the 39 county residents confirmed to have the disease, 21 are hispanic or latino. i turned to the cofounder of a group representing latinos and latinas. >> we are more gregarious, more in groups, family, etc. >> 31% of the population identifies as hispanic or latino, a community also significantly impacted during the covid-19 pandemic. >> every time we think we are out of one there comes another one. >> more than just informing gay and bisexual men ab

kumasi: that might be all right.ok outside. ♪ ♪ shop the lowe's bath style & save event now. in store and online. kumasi: the january 6 committee could subpoena ginni thomas, the wife of clarence thomas. they want to question her about text the emails, sent to president trump former lawyer chinese been in his depot -- and his chief of staff mark meadows discussing ways to overturn the 2020 election. >> we hope she will agree to come involuntarily by the committee is prepared to contemplate a subpoena if she does not. i hope she does, voluntarily. kumasi: a lawyer for thomas said he does not think there's enough evidence to speak with thomas. eastman and meadows have been subject of the communities investigation. julian: if you ever wanted to hike the appalachian trail without leaving your neighborhood, now you can. a new app called walk the distance virtually take your way through famous walking trails as you walk through your neighborhood. the app shows photos a real-time weather and facts about the trail you could

kumasi?y, a thief had to return to the scene of the crime because apparently he left his keys behind. san rafael police are searching for this burglar that was in the johnny doughnuts corporate office. he was coming through the office and a back storage area. he took a bank bag in it with some cash, and took the keys to a bakery vehicle, but did not take the vehicle itself. and a site that is unfolding in a south bay greenhouse, and -- a south bay greenhouse, and -- is now earning president biden's think dad's searching doggy diet plans for josie? no, he's switching his choice cash back category to home improvement, so he earns more on a new doggy door. extra large. with the bank of america customized cash rewards card, you just can't stop getting rewarded. new astepro allergy. with the bank of america customized cash rewards card, now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30

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kumasi: the parade in danville. seating is first-come, first-served and we saw people reserving spots early, putting lawn chairs in spots after 6:00 last night. the san ramon qantas club -- kiwanis club has been sponsoring it. >> we missed the parade two years, we are waiting. we have our chairs. all of our family will be here tomorrow. kumasi: the parade starts at 9:00. under groups expected to take part in the parade. reggie: san francisco gearing up for the return of its fireworks show, set start tonight at 9:30. fireworks are best viewed from the fisherman's wharf area. others include pier 39 and 43 walkway. for the show from 3:00 until 9:00, extra service will be provided. after the show, pre-expressed -- three express shuttles will be there. kumasi: oakland preparing for large crowds at lake merrick. road closures will be in place on grizzly peak on the fourth. th will be closed to traffic between skyline boulevard and centennial drive to prevent people from setting off fireworks, which are illegal in the city

kumasi: don't try me. drew: that is joey from friends. kumasi: is that funny to you?not think the bear likes friends. i do not think the bear appreciates the humor. i say don't try with bears. kumasi: the bear is like i am watching you but i am not. reggie: i am not upset but if you're going to make fun of me we have a different problem. the bear must not have heard him because the bear decided to walk down a different way. that was on mount rainier. everyone is fine. drew: that is good. reggie: i just think there is a boldness. he is backing up and then he is like how you doing like it was no big deal. kumasi: he took it too far. [laughter] reggie: if you would've said it like that the bear would say oh, you are my people. drew: we are going into hot topic. reggie: tell me about what new york did or what tiffany waller did with real housewives? [laughter] drew: ok. look at the south beach camera. we are shrouded in fog. it is dense in spots but not as thick. our marine layer compared to yesterday. will be breezy and cooler this afternoon compared to yesterday and the

kumasi: please.make a lego that looks like you if that is something to our interested in. lego is testing its mini figure factory. it lets users choose different body parts and accessories for their many figuration -- mini fig. you can choose from a laptop, pizza, or even a tennis racket. here is the twist, you can only buy one per household. kumasi: why? reggie: it is just starting up so they are taking a slow. kumasi: in the south bay, window cleaners turned in uniforms for superhero customs for children. some patients joined in on the fund, they dressed up as their favorite superheroes. thor and his team interacting with kids, making some big smiles and wiping cobwebs from the windows. that is cute. reggie: that is cute. kumasi: did you see the "black panther" trailer? reggie: i have not seen it yet. is a good? kumasi: it is so good. you need to watch it after this show. reggie: i have never seen "black panther." kumasi: for real? reggie: i have also never seen "get out." jobina: what in the uncul

kumasi: the u.s.er swap with russia to bring home americans brittney griner and paul whelan. the russians have not agreed at this point to the deal. the latest from washington. >> rush is considering what the white house cause a substantial proposal to secure the release of american detainees brittney griner and paul whelan. the u.s. is proposing trading on infamous russian arms dealer to bring the americans home. nicknamed the merchant of death, he is currently serving a 25 year sentence at this federal prison in illinois, convicted of selling weapons to terrorists. secretary of state anthony blinken saying he will push for the potential deal with russia's foreign minister later this week in their first call since russia invaded ukraine. >> we put a proposal on the table weeks ago to facilitate the release. our governments have communicated repeatedly and directly on that proposal. >> paul whelan has been detained in russia for more than three years, convicted on espionage charges, which he denies. p

kumasi: thank you.east bay we are expecting to get an update on the killing of an uber driver in oakland. surveillance video captured the morning just a moment that he was shot to death on july 17. he was waiting outside of his car on 13 avenue. there is already a reward of more than $12,000 for any information that leads to an arrest. oakland's police chief and other community leaders will be at the event at pacific renaissance plaza in chinatown starting at 10:30. reggie: a group of high school students is at home after being stranded in central europe. they got a rousing welcome before returning to school. the orchestra had been on tour for two weeks, and on they got stuck in prague for four days when their flight home was canceled by lufthansa. at one point they were told that the airline month -- might not get them back before september. >> we had no idea when we were leaving, in retrospect four days was great but we had no idf it was one or 100 days. reggie: though students were relieved that they

kumasi: thank you, drew.nsylvania after he collapsed onstage during a show in michigan. the rock legend was about 30 minutes into his show at an outdoor amphitheater when fans say he suddenly passed out. he was escorted off stage behind a curtain. representatives for the 74-year-old said he was overcome by a combination of dehydration and heat exhaustion. he was taken to the hospital to be observed. last night, santana posted, in

kumasi: are you having a cookout? reggie: no. kumasi: but we like when you cookout.te cookout? we could. is it going to be nice at all in the city, or cloudy? drew: between 1:30 and 1:35. kumasi: never mind, we will wait until later. [laughter] drew: just being honest. gray skies for most of us, temperatures in the mid 50's to low 60's. a little on the mild side. see the morning cloud cover over the city, we have afternoon sunshine away from the coast as the afternoon goes on. temperatures are comfortable today in the 60's and 70's, below average pattern in place. this evening, we will have fog along the coast and parts of the bay shoreline. we'll pinpoint where the fog is for fireworks coming up. kumasi: outrage this morning following a 25-year-old white man being shot and killed by police in ohio after a police chase. -- black man being shot and killed by police in ohio after a police chase. jobina: city officials released what they are calling extremely disturbing body camera video showing the moment officers shot and killed walker. even the mayor is calling the v

kumasi: oh. chestnut took down 63 hot dogs and buds, powering his weight his 15th win he battled through adversity while wearing a surgical boot because of the leg injury. >> it hurts, but i was feeling good and ignoring it. i slowed down. it was a crazy contest. i'm happy i was able to come out on top. kumasi: on the women's side, the winner eight 40 hot dogs in 10 minutes. congratulations. drew: he did it. [laughter] look at reggie. he shut his eyes the entire story. reggie: is it over? kumasi: yeah, it's over. what about that height man? -- height man -- hype man? drew: how many could you eat realistically? i could probably do eight reggie: eight? kumasi: i can't eat too much. i would have to fast for the whole day. reggie: after that, i'm down to zero. drew: it's the wet buns for me. kumasi: why do you keep saying this? why? drew: because it's such a weird technique. you dissect the whole thing and then dip everything. it's just gross. kumasi: has that weather today, drew? drew: oh, it's just

kumasi: i am supporting them. drew: so in my. kumasi: not on that tuesday.ists, if you are coming here saturdays, sundays. reggie: maybe chase center. drew: and they do a matinee. [laughter] outside we go. here's a look at our east bay health camera. a really beautiful picture. fog limited to the coastline. the fog is breaking over twin peaks. the eastern half of sf is brighter than the west half. most of us will see sunshine quickly this morning. it is a warmer afternoon on the way today. to start the weekend, a brief cooldown but temperatures take off on sunday and monday. hot weather returns inland. 40's and 50's in the valley. mid-50's around the shoreline. 60's from san jose to concord. a light layer needed this morning. any cloud cover is confined to the coast. along the coast, we will see some sunshine. it is a bright day. it is also a warmer day. humidity is pretty low. 87 in concord. 75 in oakland. 77 in palo alto. 81 in san jose.n e city. we will likely see wind gusts 20 to 25 miles an hour. 85 san rafael. 88 in santa rosa. overnight, some patchy f

kumasi: thank you, drew. bay area icon carlos santana has postponed his concert tonight in pennsylvania after he collapsed onstage during a show in michigan. the rock legend was about 30 minutes into his show at an outdoor amphitheater when fans say he suddenly passed out. he was escorted off stage behind a curtain. representatives for the 74-year-old said he was overcome by a combination of dehydration and heat exhaustion. he was taken to the hospital to be observed. last night, santana posted, in part, "just taking it easy. i didn't drink enough water, so i dehydrated and passed out." we sent this notification on our bay area app when the news first broke about carlos santana. if you want alerts like these in the future, you can down load the app on the app store. reggie: in the east bay, oakland's police chief called for help in solving numerous shooting cases on the fourth of july weekend. one left five people who went to the oakland a's game hurt. a long time bay area radio host was thereafter throwing o

kumasi: oh. reggie: macy's is hosting black friday in july, walmart, best buy and colorado's have competing sample sales. you can get the information on the deals at 7:00 on g.m.a. what about the nordstrom sale? kumasi: i will tell you after. reggie: new this morning the u.s. job market continues it grow despite the drawing risk of a recession. the labor department has the june report anden employment is 3.6% and 372,000 jobs were added. the warm reports the federal reserve expects the rate to rise gramley to 4.1% by 2024. mortgage rates saw the largest weekly drop since 2008 reflecting fears of a recession. the average rate on a 30-year fixed rate fell to 5.3% down from 5.7% last week. in april the typical american who is hold would have needed 41.2% to cover the monthly mortgage. that is the least affordable they have within been in -- they have been in years. a lot say housing cost should be about a third of what you bring home. the new york stock exchange all rose for a fourth straight day an

kumasi: aw. reggie: i love him. kumasi: i know.ular festival is returning to the south bay this weekend. this is a look at preparations underway in san jose's japan town. reggie: inflation is finally hitting the food court at cosco. the items you will pay more for but first a check on the weather with drew tuma. drew: that's a sign. here's a live look from the tam cam. a beautiful sunrise underway here. what you can see is the marine layer is fully with us this morning. but our marine layer will not linger too long this morning. once we get rid of a, we have a lot of sunshine on the way so a brighter looking day, also lower humidity. we have been talking about dew points all week long. if you remember the start of the week, we had dew points and numbers in the 60's. it measures how much moisture is in the atmosphere. now we have numbers in the 40's and low 50's. drier air is moving in, lower humidity levels means a more countable afternoon on the way. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you we have low-pressure just to the

kumasi: let's talk about monkeypox. we did a story and it talked about we are seeing the tip of the iceberg when it comes to monkeypox. how are you feeling about it? are you confident it could be contained given the response we've seen so far? >> i'm not that confident it will be contained in a short time. i think there's going to be a lot of pain in the next few weeks if not months. that's because not enough people are doing tests, we don't have enough vaccines, although we are prided -- prioritizing first vaccines to immunize as many people as possible. therapeutics are really clunky to give. you need to fill out a lot of paperwork. kumasi: what advice would you have two people -- maybe they are lining up trying to get this vaccine, what would you say? >> i would say first of all, don't worry. i know it's easy to say because it's not a deadly disease. it does cause a lot of pain. but if you get exposed to a known or suspected case, you will be prioritized for vaccines. they are getting vaccines every weekend when you

so i'm heading north, following the path the british took to kumasi.and is home to the people of the asante tribe. first stop, i'm going to a farm on the outskirts which grows cocoa, used to produce chocolate. i'm meeting historian 0sei bonsu to tell me what they were up to. here, we have the cocoa bean... yeah. ..in the pod. and i guess the most important question is, can i try some of that? you can. it feels very, like, gooey. he laughs yeah, suck on it. hmm! it tastes quite sweet! laughing: yes. so, we know when the british stopped trading in slaves, they didn't just leave ghana. in fact, their growth in ghana continued, and they moved to different regions. why was that the case? so when slavery had ended, they had to move to other areas where they could make money. such as cocoa, i believe? yeah. cocoa... yeah. ..kola nuts, gold. they also traded in coffee. why did the british find so much value in products like this? they were selling overseas. it was giving the british government a lot of money, so they institutionalised the cocoa farming. so, th

so i'm heading north, following the path the british took to kumasi.y and is home to the people of the asante tribe. first stop, i'm going to a farm on the outskirts which grows cocoa, used to produce chocolate. i'm meeting historian 0sei bonsu to tell me what they were up to. here, we have the cocoa bean... yeah. ..in the pod. and i guess the most important question is, can i try some of that? you can. it feels very, like, gooey. he laughs yeah, suck on it. hmm! it tastes quite sweet! laughing: yes. so, we know when the british stopped trading in slaves, they didn't just leave ghana. in fact, their growth in ghana continued, and they moved to different regions. why was that the case? so when slavery had ended, they had to move to other areas where they could make money. such as cocoa, i believe? yeah. cocoa... yeah. ..kola nuts, gold. they also traded in coffee. why did the british find so much value in products like this? they were selling overseas. it was giving the british government a lot of money, so they institutionalised the cocoa farming. so,

how a fire from 2018 is helping people on kumasi: the front lines.ould win. reggie: please, someone when this, i cannot talk about this anymore. kumasi: what if it is you? reggie: you will not hear me talk about it anyway. kumasi: it is wednesday, july 27. drew: this morning we have a lot of dense fog. a half moon bay down to a mile and a quarter visibility. visibility around petaluma.

kumasi: a look at the massive school of dad anchovies -- dead anchovies. some people reported fish falling from the sky. julian: if you are planning to watch any fireworks shows, more on which areas will be best. kumasi: it is friday, july 1. julian: first, we will check in with drew tuma. drew: this cooldown continues for another day. live doppler 7, we have cloud cover and it is widespread. that gray contour along the coast into the south bay. we are starting the fourth day -- first day of july with gray skies and cool afternoon. 55 in oakland. 54 in the city. 57 in san jose. the view outside is a great one from the exploratorium camera. a live look showing you the cloud cover. fog slowly clearing, very similar to yesterday morning. by the afternoon, we have sunny skies away from the coast but it is a cool start to the month of july. we are all in the 60's and 70's. a closer look at the afternoon highs and the holiday forecast coming up in a few minutes. jobina: if you have a trip planned for this weekend, be aware of delays. airports are warning about s

kumasi? kumasi: thank you, drew.ta. and find out what needs to be in your emergency car get as we get ready for "live's ready or not week." all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! ♪ ♪ >> ryan: thank you very much. >> kelly: hang on a second.

kumasi: a high-speed chase on both sides of the bay. officers are still looking for the driver. >> what if i said something like that? if i was to make those types of statements as a black man? we don't typically get a margin forever. reggie: more controversy at the san francisco school board. why one supervisor is calling for a board member to stand down. kumasi: good morning everyone. reggie: we will get a start by checking in on the weather withdrew. drew: tomorrow it gets much cooler around here. we will find dense fog in spots this morning. santa rosa down to a mile and a half. to and a half in half moon bay. look at some of these 10 pitchers, from novato to santa rosa. we are in the mid and upper 40's this morning. mid 50's around the bay shoreline, so a live look outside. showing you that fog out there. we do have some drizzle along the coast and it is a very july like morning. we will turn brighter as the morning goes on with temperature starting in the 50's and 60's. back into the 90's in our hottest spots this time. stuck in t

kumasi: it is a busy night for firefighters across the bay area.y that responded to dozens of fires over the holiday weekend and many reggie: of those caused by fireworks. reggie:? a home catches by -- catches fire by the south bay. how fireman helps get them out to safety. kumasi: it tuesday, july 5. drew: we will find muggy conditions continuing for the day ahead. a little bit of fog. right now, visibility on live doppler 7, you can see half moon bay. we are down to a half mile. some drizzle elsewhere. we are doing just fine when it comes to visibility. it is a mild morning. we are in the middle to upper 60's right now. combine that with humid conditions, it does feel quite muggy this morning. we will keep those temperatures on the mild side later this afternoon. as

kumasi: good morning, i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven mornings.confirmed as to be monkeypox. the name will not be released to to medical privacy. the number of monkeypox cases in california has doubled over the past week. here is sue with traffic. sue: a couple of problems this morning. we will take you to pittsburgh bay pointe westbound, a motorcycle accident. slow traffic heading into concord for a 25 minute drive and if you are leaving town, eastbound 80 as you head into vacaville, we have a car fire pushed off to the right hand shoulder slowing your exit there. we will be back in about 30 minutes with another update. reggie: meteorolo when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪

kumasi: another mass shooting america. this time at a mall.ng out of food court in indiana. and a deadly shooting at a bowling alley here at home. reggie: the desperate effort to stop the spread of monkeypox. it is still falling way short of solving the problem. kumasi: the lifted mask mandate starting today and riders are already reacting. good morning everybody. reggie: we check in with lisa for a look at the forecast. lisa: it is a quiet start grade we have patchy fog that has formed around the bay area. monsoonal moisture is going to bring partly cloudy skies. you can see the clearview from our exploratorium camera. it is milder to start. patchy fog at the coast in the 60's. kumasi: new information about an investigation happening overnight in oakland. police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run between 61st

kumasi: good morning. reggie: happy to be with you. drew: we find some smoke in our sky. spate. easy conditions as the smoke from the oak fire begins to move into our sky. fog along the coast. we are doing ok elsewhere. temperatures are in

kumasi: a look at the massive school of dad anchovies -- dead anchovies.f you are planning to watch any fireworks shows, more on which areas will be best. kumasi: it is friday, july 1. julian: first, we will check in with drew tuma. drew: this cooldown continues for another day. live doppler 7, we have cloud cover and it is widespread. that gray contour along the coast into the south bay. we are starting the fourth day -- first day of july with gray

kumasi: a high-speed chase on both sides of the bay.g for the driver. >> what if i said something like that? if i was to make those types of statements as a black man? we don't typically get a margin forever. reggie: more controversy at the san francisco school board. why one supervisor is calling for a board member to stand down. kumasi: good morning everyone. reggie: we will get a start by checking in on the weather withdrew. drew: tomorrow it gets much cooler around here. we will find dense fog in spots this morning. santa rosa down to a mile and a half. to and a half in half moon bay. look at some of these 10 pitchers, from novato to santa rosa. we are in the mid and upper 40's this morning. mid 50's around the bay shoreline,

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kumasi: good morning, everybody. happy friday. it is july 22.er today. we have issues with fog today. no dense fog in most spots. santa rosa down to seven miles. santa rosa,

kumasi: good morning. i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven mornings.emeryville, looking much better there. towards the toll plaza, you are in luck because it is so clear. it's unusual for a third it's unusual for a third straight day but when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. >> live with kelly and ryan is coming up. we will chat with the bachelorettes, plus meg donnelly from zombies three. drew: mid 50's to lower 60's. the humidity is lower as well, so a bit more comfortable out there. more cloud cover this morning, but it breaks down pretty fast. by noon, any cloud cover pulls back to the coast. let's show you that fog -- let's get rid of it. lower humidity

kumasi: good morning. here is a look at traffic. jobina: good morning.r. moving over to our second issue in san pablo, that has cleared on eastbound 80. and we will ramp up with a look at the toll plaza. this will take you about 24 minutes to get across the bridge and into san francisco. drew: it is cloudy and we are in the upper 50's, low 60's right now. so here is a gorgeous look. you can see the marine layer. off on the horizon, you can see some elevated smoke from the oak fire. hazy sunshine as you go inland. we will be warming up into the 60's and 70's by lunch. away from the coast come into the 70's and 80's, which is cooler than yesterday. kumasi: if you are streaming on the abc7 app, abc news continues. continues. flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. okay, flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh okay, i will. i'll turn our thermostat to 78. i'll unplug the blender

kumasi: now at 6:00, stopping the spread of monkeypox. san francisco leaders holding a hearing to talk about the disease. reggie: a high-speed chase on both sides of the bay and officers are still looking for this driver. >> what if i said something like that? what if i was to make those type of statements as a black man? kumasi: more controversy with the san francisco school board. why one supervisor is calling for a board member to step down. reggie: welcome to july 21. we start with meteorologist drew tuma. drew: 60's on the coast, 90's inland and areas of dense fog. santa rosa and petaluma down to one mile visibility. away from the coast you are doing much better when it comes to visibility but it is chilly in our north bay valleys, 40's and 50's along the bay shoreline. from the exploratorium camera, the fog thins. hottest temperatures in the 90's and cooler tomorrow. jobina: san francisco -- is san francisco doing enough to stop the spread of monkeypox? they will consider that question today. ryan curry is live. ryan: the supervisor

kumasi: met - you okay?ce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. >> live with kelly and ryan is on the way. 9:00 on abc 7. see that. drew: coverture is slightly cooler. onshore flow, we are gradually climbing through the 50's, entering the 60's. here is the bay bridge. overcast skies and we find the fog slowly clearing. quite cool on the coast in the 60's. 70's and 80's away from the coast. kumasi: will have another update in 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our app and a ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. ♪ motown philly back again ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. we are counting down to our united states of burgers competition finale. our four winners will all be in new york tomorrow. they're going to compete for the title of "gma's" ultimate burger spot and a grand prize of $10,000. >> it is time to fill in the fourth spot in our burger bracket. this morning the burger battle is going down if phi

kumasi: what we know about a police chase through san francisco.e the future of masking on trains. drew: fog out there and that afternoon sunshine. live doppler 7, visibility is not too terrible. petaluma, three miles visibility. otherwise we are doing ok. outside in the 50's and 60's for the most part. live look at sfo right now. early morning at the airport. we are dealing with a marine layer that is pretty thick this

. >> thank goodness because my friend was like did you get your ticket, i did not, so drew: -- kumasire glad that you are back. reggie: we will get a check the weather withdrew, are we going to be rich in a don't know, or the same? drew: we are living. good morning.

and also i see as also appealing to actually use for creating awareness for david kumasi. environmental activism is more than sitting in his small studio and sing. every sunday he heads to one of the beaches in the capital, a cra he worked with a group of volunteers collecting the trash, cleaning up a single beach, takes hours. the volunteers sort the trash into different kinds of waste, then they sell it to recycling companies actually speak louder than words, i believe as a leader, i suppose to set the piece for others to follow. so i say okay, i'm willing to do this and make sure my fonts and my really use and as their community actually also see the example i'm trying to put aside my effort into counsel john as to megan. jamika said, as sophie banton is another artist who collects trash here at the beach. in the midst of all the plastic bottles to davy came across a brookins lateesha device from a fishing net, which he'll be able to put to good use. well, love this. i collect crush from the environment, the streets, and the beaches. wherever i find, i collect trash, and then i conve

kumasi: family and friends in morning.nds drowned while trying to save a child in the sacramento river. how they are being remembered. reggie: covid cases in the bay area searching again. what experts are saying about the increases kate -- increase of cases. first we took on the weather withdrew. drew: today is a lower humidity day, that is good news. we try comfortable conditions as we head through the day ahead. live doppler 7, we have fog out there. it is not too terrible. what we will find is we will see cooler conditions later on this morning. here's live doppler 7 along with headlights right now. there you can see the cloud cover along the coast line. patchy fog around the bay area. it is a cooler morning compared

kumasi: time for "live with kelly and ryan." we will be back for midday.your questions and comments when we open up sandbox. all next on life. now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause]

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nancy don't gazande kumasi off of the lassi. your work has been exhibited all over the world as recently even been included in the permanent collection of the mama in new york. so congratulations on that. i'm. i'm just interested because you have very much a pan african focus as opposed to a focus on your own particular culture. is that deliberate? yes sir. marcy as jose because i'm african ask but also because i believe that for me the fact of having left very early the distance brought me even closer to my continent to mother earth. no, i have a glendale and that made him well to telegraphy allowed me to reconnect with africa . fulton asked him up, bear me off as a tug or if he also allowed me to reconnect with myself the last remark. there may be not as a 100 percent african but as a woman of the world who lives us, i don't like to say between 2 worlds and them, but rather really one foot in africa and one foot in the west and piano a night for me is a huge privilege because i think i can do a lot here. her being here for afr