reggie?tails about the viral video showing cardi b throwing her microphone into a las vegas crowd. a fan at the concert has now filed a battery report. during a show over the weekend, she apparently told people she was hot and ask them to throw water and offended that and then cardi b threw her microphone in that direction. the person was then escorted out. police say the alleged victim reported she was struck by an item thrown from the stage. it is unclear charges will be filed. kumasi: we are learning more about a plan to relieve airplane noise for people along the peninsula. we told you about this yesterday on abc seven mornings. sfo is starting to implement a navigation system. for been complaining about the airplane noise, and in some cases it got worse after 2015 when the faa implemented a system called nexgen. this is a satellite-based gps meant to optimize the flight patterns in the area. an airport spokesperson said that it essentially took an eight lane highway in the sky and conden

reggie: it's happening. ginger: it is. reggie: well we will let you go. we will see you at 7:00 and thank you so much for that. kumasi: police in santa rosa have a plan to stop sideshows by suing organizers for pollution. police chief john cregan says the city attorney is going after 13 sideshow promoters in it will court. they are seeking fines of $25,000 from each defendant. the city is also impounding cars used in sideshows and have installed traffic delineators around where the sideshows have been happening. >> one thing we want to make very clear, we will not tolerate this dangerous and illegal behavior on the streets of santa rosa. kumasi: police believe enforcement is working, they have already seen an increase diminishing sideshow r this project generated controversy because some groups said it would negatively affect air quality and traffic. an environmental review found minimal impact to the neighborhood. new developments, grading agency fitch has downgraded westfield san francisco centers mortgage, which means fitch is not confident investors w

reggie?ng in the bay area has prompted officials to issue an air quality advisory. gloria rodrÍguez live in pleasanton with what we need to know. hi, gloria. gloria: good morning, reggie. you may see those hazy skies again today. you may even smell smoke in some areas. that is because the smoke from the wildfires in northern california and oregon are expected to impact our air quality through today. check out this footage from yesterday. there were smoky skies in emeryville and san francisco. the bay area air quality management district issued a spare the air alert. bay area district spokesperson ralph bormann says fires on the northern california/oregon border are filtering down to us, such as the smith river complex fire. it has ballooned to nearly 80,000 acres. he says even if a wildfires hundreds of miles away, it can still impact us here. a public health professor for cal state east bay says the monitors are edging right up to the unhealthy for sensitive groups. that means those with und

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. t

reggi day. we have pockets of drizzle leading up to another warm average avenue in the 50's and 60's. we are 10 degrees lower than what it should be this time of year. live doppler 7 is active with drizzle and light showers underneath our marine layer. wet pavement as you go about your morning. you may need windshield wipers for a few minutes. the fog is dense across the bay. we will have cloud cover overcast skies, slow clearing and dealing with a lot of fog by noon. because the temperatures are cool, 60's and 70's and that our warmest spots. tomorrow we will keep a low average temperatures but things turned around by the weekend gets hot in spots. reggie: disgruntled homeowner on the mission. using public shame to get through to public officials. >> charging donald j. trump with trying to defraud the united states and conspiring to disenfranchise voters and conspiring to attend an official. amanda: former president donald trump indicted for a third time. we will break down the charges. reggie:

reggie: i love it. america," donald trump said to be formally charged for trying to steal the 2020 election. ♪ ♪ >> the former president will be in federal court today to face historic charges set to be

reggie: the thing that is tied, the scarf. jobina: this is cool. reggie: that is really cool.umasi: how awesome. jobina: did any drew: i did watch it live. reggie: it was extremely high-quality. drew: i was impressed. good job. ahead. it is going to be a warm day. wind and fog. we will have a blend of sun and clouds early on. then it is a warm to hot day. look at temperatures right now, 70's from fairfield to antioch and livermore. high 60's around the bay shoreline. it is a hot wind in the south bay. 92 in san jose. 90 in cupertino. coast side, into with sunshine. downtown will go to 73. mild along the ocean. at for daly city. 96 in cloverdale. 93 in petaluma. 88 in napa. the east, warm day, moderate air quality. 88 in fremont. it is hot this afternoon. 100 for the high in livermore. overnight, a mild night. we will find 60's and 70's away from the coast under a blend of clouds. very little change in the forecast, hot temperatures away from the coast. a similar story wednesday and then we will cool off by the end of the week. it is warm to hot the next couple of days. tempera

reggie: they might need a new dog. kumasi: no. reggie: ok bye.he flooding emergency happening right now in california due to hurricane hilary. there are also evacuation in effect for some areas. reggie: flights to several airports have been impacted by hillary throughout the weekend. if you are flying, make sure you check to see if yours has been affected. francis: cloudy and cooler conditions today. it will be drier. highs in the 70's and 80's. still cloudy and cool in the 60's. kumasi: president biden will be traveling to maui to meet with survivors of the wildfires. many people are still unaccounted for. reggie: donald trump said he will skip the first debate. jobina: at 5:37 and if you have been with us this morning, everything has cleared, at least for the moment. kumasi: and n'sync reuniting in the upcoming trolls movie. the band will also release a new song for the film. it will be the first song they have made together since 2001. reggie: what is time? jobina: i'm ready to see what everyone looks like. reggie: we have been looking already

reggie: xo.er] reggie: you can learn more about beyonce's honorary mayor status on the link on our website. kumasi: now jobina has done so well. she saw this 2 weeks ago, 3 weeks ago now? reggie: it was the first weekend -- jobina: it was the first weekend in august. i i'm just here to show you some merch. these are the items that sold out. this is the longsleever. reggie: this was not available in vegas. jobina: the hats were also sold out. reasonably priced. you expect to spend a b dollars so nobody goes to buy the merch. oh yeah! reggie: neither one of those things i saw at the was looking. jobina: the tote bags went quickly. reggie: i didn't see those either. they had pink. they hav one with her cowboy had on. jobina: sorry, friends. the on-air shirts. reggie: they didn't have that one either! kumasi: a lot of people were in vegas. jobina: the way i have been dropping stacks this weekend. reggie: [laughter] jobina: they know i love them. drew: i don't blame you. let's talk about the forecast.

reggie: action this summer. kumasi: millions of people are on alert as storms threatened to bring damaging winds, tornadoes and large hail. the weather has already caused issues at the beyoncÉ concert. jobina: i was there the night before it happened, so so thankful i was not part of it but it was awful for many people. scary moments in maryland j outside of washington, d.c. where the commanders play. a shelter-in-place order was issued because of lightning forcing tens of thousands of people to pack inside the covered portions of the stadium. the danger was not only outside, but inside in some of the tight spaces where there was intense crowding with temperatures in the 80's. people reportedly passed out, several people needed treatment for heat exhaustion and one person was taken to the hospital. >> people started passing out, we looked at each other like it is not safe, i do not feel good about being here. jobina: the concert went on after a two hour delay, i had friends in the crowd and said she still did he

reggie: for the test they did? jobina: for the test and practice. reggie: for practice i did.obina: for the test they wanted to make sure you're not driving into the wall. i did pass. drew: and i confirm longer goes 45 on the freeway. [laughter] drew: this morning you can see we have patchy fog. we are in store for breezy afternoon. winds are light but they will pick up in the afternoon. do get used to the wind later on today for the next couple of days. here is 4:00. onshore flow 15 to 25 miles per hour. not as strong as the wind yesterday. breezy and below average. 70's for the north bay is very comfortable. low to mid 80's in our warm spots. 65 in the city where the western half of the city is quite cloudy. the eastern half of get sunshine. 62 for half moon bay. overnight we will see the numbers in the 50's and 60's. as you look at temperatures you will notice little change as we head into tomorrow and friday. we will have a bit of a warm up on saturday but temperatures take offer sunday. looking at the latest forecast it is cloudy on friday. then we will start to warm up t

reggie: ok. kumasi: let me put my headband on. reggie: i love an elephant. jobina: they are beautiful. drew: that and a giraffe. jobina: remember we have the story, the guy that ate the banana with the skin on it? reggie: he was a baseball player? sports of some kind. football player. he also -- what is he do with the mayonnaise? kumasi: i block that out. reggie: he puts mayonnaise in his coffee. kumasi: it is beyonce day. jobina: [laughter] more importantly. kumasi: i have a headband. jobina has the shimmer. i'm exc wear a nice sleepless stress because it will be warm out. drew: you have a tank top, you have short sleeves, that is the way to go because it is a warm and hot date. it is also hazy this morning. what you're looking at is a mixture of smog and smoke from fires in oregon. that smoke has been transported south to the bay area. moderate to poor air quality is forecast. we are also watching the fire concern. here is fire danger index. later on this morning we are watching eastern napa county for moderate to high fire danger. there is a red flag warn

reggie: thank you. kumasi: residents and tourists are stuck at the airport hoping to get a flight out. will car is at the airport on maui with details. reporter: the main airport has turned into a makeshift shelter. so many people sleeping here that i have to keep my voice down. 1400 people slipped on the floor here at the airport. this morning there are several hundred more. they have left them with some supplies, they have water and food. they are being brought by waves of buses because hotels have been evacuated. one mom told me she decided to rent a car. she and her two kids are sleeping in that car until they can catch a flight this weekend. she did tell me that is nothing compared to the people who have lost everything on this island. the airlines are trying to help. hawaiian airlines has dropped some tickets to $19. they cost 6000 people off of this island, trying to get more today. reggie: that is a stunning scene. help from fellow residents is coming in. look at this. this is inside a cosco on

amanda: hi, reggie.truly hard to believe we are back in oakland, already talking by the first day of school for ousd students. i am sure there are a few hoping or wishing they could have slowed down the summer. we know there is certainly plenty of excitement surrounding the big return. we are talking 34,000 students coming back to ousd around town. to give kids extra time to get back into learning mode, the district will operate on the minimum learning days across elementary schools. everyone is helpful for a seamless start of this after an admittedly rough last school year. you remember the oakland teachers strike started in early may and kept students away from the classroom for nearly two weeks. >> last year was pretty rough. we had a lot of pandemic issues going on. we are really looking forward to having a brand-new start this year. we are all looking forward to a great year. we are happy with all the teachers who have come into the district. last week, we had the new teacher institute, where he tra

reggie: how is there a camera there? kumasi: reggie: they got there so quick. not seen it it has been going viral. this fight along the river that people have been sharing. for arrest warrants have been issued for suspects who attacked a dock worker. this happened on saturday at riverfront park in montgomery alabama. you see a dock worker trying to move a pontoon boat where riverboat was trying to pull in. this dockworker had attacked. he is being attacked by all of these people and other people came in trying to help this man, defend him. there is even a man swimming in the river trying to get over to help this man being attacked by these people. >> probably 60 people were fighting. a massive amount of people fighting. you didn't know who was fighting him at that point. there was a lot of alcohol on both sides, from the pontoon boat and the ship. kumasi: the city's mayor responded in defense of the ductwork that justice fully served. reggie: they were so quick on this it was filmed from so many angles. it gives a lot bigger and there was a chair involved. kuma

reggie: thank you.front. what city officials are saying about that brawl. a music festival headlined by lizz and sza is no longer happening. the reason given by the city a week before it was set to begin. drew: those tempe probably comfortably average. we are a bit below where we should be later on today. here is future weather as we go hour-by-hour you can see winds increasing, not as strong as they were yesterday. winds blew upwards of 45 miles per hour. today the winds blow 15 to miles per hour. we will keep that marine layer in place. here is how the day shapes up. sun clouds this morning -- will keep those clouds along the coast all day this morning. that breeze will pick up this afternoon. you can see the numbers away from the coast. 65 the western half of the will stay in the cloud cover. low to mid 80's and our warmest spots inland. we really have little change over the next three days. it is the study pattern of breezy conditions in the afternoon. not going to stay that way over the weekend. wa

reggie: it is an amazing outfit. kumasi: thank you, friend. reggie: and headband. 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

reggie: check them out. drew: and saturday is looking beautiful, tomorrow is the beginning of the festival at golden gate park, cloudiest of the festival days and the coolest as well. start with some morning fizzle, son in the afternoon. temperatures 61, saturday and sunday you get the brighter sky, warmer temperatures. by sunday, you could be in the park with the t-shirt. keep the layers for sunday. i marine layer giving us dense fog on the coast, drizzle, another day where we are breezy in the afternoon and pretty average. hot summer weather returns for the upcoming weekend. cloud cover pulled back from the coast for afternoon sunshine. then late tonight, you see all the cloud cover. remnants of tropical eugene moving into our atmosphere. not only will it turn our skies overcast but likely bring widespread in cities inland. morning cloud cover making it to sunshine. overnight we will find those remnants moving through. cloudy with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. the seven-day forecast shows you keep it

reggie: good morning, ginger. ginger: coming up, the latest on the story you have been following, legal troubles mounting former president donald trump. a mar-a-lago employee accused of assisting in a cover up the classified papers case all facing a judge today and then a grand jury could hand down an indictment for trump's role in the capitol riot. the suspected long island serial killer is in court this morning for the first time since his indictment as his estranged wife speaks out about the accusations. fall out for cardi b after throwing a mic into the crowd at a concert, reacting to having a drink trusted her. the wrapper is under investigation for battery. we will have the latest on that and it is dogs first, the unofficial birthday of all shelter dogs. we have the party in times square this morning and i will use that for my kids because miles asks when are the dog birthdays? we don't know but now i'm calling it august 1. reggie: i like that. we just did that this weekend. we decided that rooster's birthda

reggie: i really like that movie. -- kumasi: this is cool. reggie: i really like that.t is the golden gate bridge. the golden gate bridge but in a japanese style predispose a calm, three of the top baby formula companies getting warnings from the fda over contamination concerns. kumasi: a look at the the markets next. reggie: we are going to meet the woman who are trying to date him. stay with us on the abc7 area streaming app for abc7 at 7 a.m. you can download the app now wherever you stream. drew: here is a live look. east bay hills camera and you can clearly see again we are dealing with the smog, the smoke in our atmosphere. our air quality technically not as bad as it was yesterday. we have an air quality advisory issue for modern air quality but you will notice that a haze in our have a spare, the smoke again today. if you have respiratory issues, you want to limit your time outside. improving air quality moves in here by the start of the weekend. today we usher in cooler weather. it's it was a hot day. today date those numbers not nearly as warm as were yesterda

reggie? reggie: overnight the devastation from the wildfires in maui grows again. many are still missing this morning. jobina, as search-and-rescue efforts continue, we are learning people had little to no warning about the danger. jobina: hawaii boasts what the state calls the largest outdoor public safety warning system in the world. there are some 400 sirens positioned across the island chain, but maui residents said they never heard a single siren and only knew they were in danger when they saw flames racing toward their homes. no one thousand people are still reported missing. the governor is saying a historic count is gone. officials estimate upwards of 1000 structures, homes, and businesses have been lost. president biden announcing he has approved a major disaster declaration for hawaii, opening up federal resources to help victims recover. pres. biden: anyone who's home has been damaged or destroyed is going to get help immediately. jobina: among the destruction there are some signs of hope. fire officials say the fires are now 80 percent contained, and so

reggie: and deadly wildfires. there are still many dangers, including toxic fumes and unsafe drinking water. kumasi: former reggie: august 14. kumasi: we are happy are starting your week with us. drew: there is warm air already. we are in the 60's and 70's to get you out the door. we will have this partly cloudy conditions. pushing off to the west, we will have brighter skies. we will keep that warming trend today. upper 90's and the hottest spots inland. we will talk much more about that coming up in the next few minutes. brianna: jobina: we are crash where speeds are down to 11 miles per hour. while maine is still blocked right now. mateo bridge. the high-rise is where you will hit a slow spot. traffic is under the limit in that area. 19 minutes for the ride and 58 from tracy to dublin. reggie: after a woman's body was found. our reporter is live with a this morning. where that gruesome discovery was made around 7:30 last night. what police have confirmed that a woman's body was found. even more alarming, our pa

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reggie: a top fortis is suspended.ed for what he called neglected duty. [indiscernible] >> with the state attorney has done is of use that discretion and effectively nullified certain laws in the state of florida. that it reaches her duties she owes to the people of florida under our state constitution. reggie: legal experts say the governor does have the right to remove these prosecutors. worrell says she's considering legal action. drew: tomorrow outside lands gets underway. tomorrow is the cloudiest day of the festival. we will have morning drizzle giving way to some sunshine. saturday and sunday it is not only brighter, it is also warmer by sunday get close to 70 degrees preach and live look outside. our marine layer is with us. we have closely drizzle this morning along with dense fog. it is abbreviated average this afternoon and hot summer weather returns this upcoming weekend. watch the cloud cover pullback to the coastline. sunshine, we will watch some high clouds move in after the sun goes down coming in from

reggie >> thank you. in santa clara county, firefighters are pitching in to raise funds to support maui firefighters. the san jose fire department and other departments in the county raise money for the cause. they're asking the community to donate to fill the boot. the proceeds will support firefighters in hawai'i with a recovery from those devastating wildfires. if you'd like to help with the maui wildfire relief effort, you can make a $10 donation to the red cross just by texting red cross to the number 90999. or or you can call one 800 red cross any donation is appreciated to keep the island maui strong. >> happening today, tri city animal shelter in fremont is hosting a maui pet adoption event. it starts in just a few hours at 11 this morning. it'll feature more than 80 shelter dogs and cats that were flown in from maui after the wildfires. a handful of bay area shelters open up space for the pets in the aftermath of the fires. those shelters are berkeley humane marin humane and the animal rescue fou

joining me now is civil rights attorney and attorney for reggie bush, ben crump. so nice to see you, attorney crump. this is something that so many people remember happening at the time, and it's really lived in infamy for a variety of reasons, particularly given the conversations about ncaa athletes. what makes you believe that they might be amenable now to returning it or to even being successful in a defamation suit? >> well, laura coates, it's going to be with you. my co-counsel attorney and i filed this defamation lawsuit because after the supreme court ruled that the ncaa could not continue this plantation mentality where they had college student athletes as indentured servants, that he thought, well, i would get my records restored. i will be able to get my heisman trophy back. but the ncaa then doubled down, laura coates, and said that he would never be able to get his records restored because he participated in a pay-for-play arrangement, which was not true at all. and that's why we filed a defamation lawsuit, and that's why we believe yet again the ncaa

>>> former usc football superstar reggie bush is taking on the ncaa. ncaa of defamation in a lawsuit that was filed on wednesday. look, he wants his 2 # 05 heisman trophy back. in 2010 he voluntarily gave up the coveted award after an ncaa investigation found that he received benefits of several thousand dollars and a vehicle that were not allowed at time and he was ruled ineligible. the supreme court ruled in 2021 college athletes to receive education-related payments for use of their name, image, likeness and bush petitioned to get his award reinstated to no avail. he claims the ncaa defamed him and was never involved if a pay-for-play operation n a petition, he is asking for a reconsideration of their decision based on what bush's attorney, ben crump, calls a flawed and sloppy investigation. the ncaa has declined to comment on the lawsuit and also the petition. joining me now is civil rights attorney and attorney for reggie bush, ben crump. so nice to see you, attorney crump. this is something that so many people remember happening at the time and i

. >> good morning i'm reggie from abc seven mornings. sideshows the alameda county board of supervisors just approved an ordinance making it illegal for spectators to attend sideshows. the board held its second reading of the ordinance yesterday and say spectators attending these sideshows play a big part in them. they could be charged with misdemeanors and face up to three months in jail or fines of up to $1,000. sue house traffic this morning. >> unfortunately, reggie, we have a fatal accident. this is on the altamont pass. it's in the reverse commute eastbound 580 near greenville and north flynn corner is on scene. three lanes are blocked, two lanes are getting by. and, yes, westbound 580 up and over the altamont is also very slow for about a 55 minute drive into dublin. pleasanton thank you see meteorologist drew tuma has a doppler seven this morning. >> we have some pockets of drizzle out there, so we have some damp conditions. first thing on our wednesday morning as a deep marine layer out there , it is cloudy and it's going to be

>> hi, reggie. thank you. so former president trump posted on social media saying he will proudly be arrested this afternoon in georgia and the fulton county sheriff's office says it's ready for all of that. so they will record former president trump's height and weight to fingerprint him and take his photo. now, a few days ago, trump sat down for an interview with former fox news host tucker carlson. trump told carlson his legal troubles are only boosting his voter support. he slammed fulton county's top prosecutor, fani willis, who handed trump his fourth criminal indictment this year. >> the people see it like this, he rebel district attorney. she he said basically, i don't have any right to challenge an election. i got indicted four times all all trivia nonsense and bull. it's all bull. >> trump and his 18 co-defender face a friday deadline to surrender on charges of racketeering and conspiracy in an alleged effort to overturn his 2020 georgia election defeat . rudy giuliani was booked but has been release

reggie: i love it. drew: >> "good morning america," donald trump said to be formally charged for trying to steal the 2020 election. ♪ ♪ >> the former president will be in federal court today to face historic charges set to be fingerprinted and arraigned on the charges that he knew the last election by spread lies and to crop action to stay in power. overnight there surrounded the area with protective barriers. we have full coverage. sentence, the the jury recommending the death penalty at the mass shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue. >> all eyes on wall street, the market taking a hit following the downgrade of the u.s. credit rating, when you can feel the effect in your wallet. >> high heat and high gas prices, the rising cost of he and because expanding through the west, ginger has a forecast. an abc news exclusive, with the family of travis king, the army private who ran across the dmz into north korea, what he said in a phone call to his mother in the middle of the night. >> the desperate search for

. >> thank you, reggie. so former president trump is expected to shake up his legal team as soon as today, just hours before he plans to surrender. sources tell abc news trump's lead attorney drew findling, will depart the team. trump previously posted on social media, saying he will proudly be arrested this afternoon in georgia. and the fulton county sheriff's office says it's ready. they will record his height, weight and fingerprint him, take his photo as well. and days before all of this, trump sat down for an interview with former fox news host tucker carlson. trump told carlson his legal troubles are only boosting his voter support. he slammed fulton county's top prosecutor, fani willis, who handed trump his fourth criminal indictment this year. >> the people see it like this horrible district attorney. she she said, basically, i don't have any right to challenge an election. i got indicted four times all all trivia nonsense. it's bull. it's all bull. >> trump and his 18 co-defendants face a friday dea

. >> good morning, reggie. yes, mayor london breed first unveiled this roadmap during her state of the city address. back in february. and it's the city's plan to transform downtown into a clean, safe destination 24 hours a day. the six month update on the roadmap to san francisco's future touts the largest new police academy class in three years. a 38% increase in office attendance since last july. and more than 5500 new business registered this year. among other milestones. bones. and when it comes to bringing workers back to the downtown area as abc7 news insider phil matier noted, it's not so simple as just having businesses demand employees return to the office so it's not enough for just workers to come back because even when they come back they're going to use less space. >> but the mayor has to attract new employees, new people to come in. they're betting big on artificial intelligence. >> the mayor has thrown out some big ideas, including converting the westfield mall on market into a sports stadium. b

>> hi reggie. thank you. good morning everyone.ugh the fire is out at oak street and octavia streets in san francisco. so again, police and emergency crews are asking you to avoid the area. your speeds surrounding it are around six miles per hour. elsewhere though, a live look here at the san mateo bridge. this is our most crowded bridge this morning, particularly in the westbound direction. hey, drew. >> hey, jobina. >> temperature is very typical. we're in the 50s low 60s in some spots. a lot of cloud cover out there this morning as we welcome august. it is in true typical fashion with that fog. you can see this is a live look from our east bay hills camera. and this is how the day shapes up. we'll have increasing sunshine as the day rolls on, that fog pulls back to the coastline. it's a breezy afternoon and those temperatures are below average, but pleasant. only in the 70s and 80s. away from the coast. reggie >> thank you. drew, if you're streaming us on our abc7 bay area app. abc seven at seven continues. for everybody else, b

so good news if you need to commute this morning. >> reggie, thank you, jobina. the last days of san francisco's downtown nordstrom store are now upon us. the flagship location closing its sprawling mall venue at san francisco center this weekend and a big financial hit for the mall that has faced multiple store closures during the pandemic. abc7 news reporter amanda delcastillo in the newsroom this morning. amanda, this is the end of an era. yeah, reggie the nordstrom flagship store shutters on sunday. >> this after more than two decades. the closure no doubt a big deal and a big blow for the city's largest mall. just months after westfield pulled out from operating the shopping center, one nordstrom employee who asked not to be identified says foot traffic is already way down on par with latest city data, which shows declining business sales tax revenue for soma, where the mall is located, has seen a 25% drop from the first quarter of 2019 down to 2023, according to the city's office of economic and workforce development. the way people shop has changed, noting

thank you, reggie. >> good morning, everyone.slowdown right now in mountain view due to a crash or following a northbound 101 before san antonio avenue. at least one lane is blocked in this spot at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is when you will run into your busiest stretch of traffic today. unless your commuting on westbound four in the east bay through bay point. and then here's a live look from the richmond, san rafael bridge where we are slow in the westbound direction as well. reggie, thanks jobina meteorologist drew tuma has a ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ move this morning. >> our temperatures are in the mid 50s to low 60s. a live l

. >> good morning, reggie. those fire fighters will be leaving from oakland international airport at 830 this morning. i've been in touch with them and i'm hoping to catch up with them before they go on that plane. members of the san francisco fire department will be traveling to maui to help the community after the devastating wildfires. the team of about ten firefighters will be assisting at a community distribution site at the lahaina gateway center. it's one of the only structures in town left standing after after the fires, literally right after the event, the tragedy. >> i got a call. i was very moved by that. the fact that people from all over the world, from all over anywhere, would come together and help our community. well, there is working in the food bank kitchens, shelter professionally . >> we are first responders. so if they need us for anything besides what we're volunteering to do, we're willing to do it >> that's asian firefighters association president stan lee, who spearheaded this campaign

gloria >> good morning, reggie. those firefighters will be leaving from oakland international airport where i am at 830 this morning. they will be volunteering their time in maui. and i've been in touch with them and we're hoping to catch up with them before they leave. this morning. members of the san francisco fire department will be traveling to maui to help the community after the devastating wildfires. the team of 11 firefighters will be assisting at a community distribution site at the lahaina gateway center. it is one of the only structures in town left standing after the fires, literally right after the tragedy. >> i got a call. i was very moved by that. the fact that people all from all over the world, from all over anywhere, would come together and help our community. >> well, there is working in the food bank, kitchens, shelter professionally. we are first responders. so if they need us for anything besides what we're volunteering to do, we're willing to do it. >> that is asian firefighters association pr

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i'm reggie from abc7 mornings and sue hall has traffic. >> i do. reggie. is pretty stacked up at the toll plaza that is the bay bridge obviously and they turned the metering lights off. it is moving quite nicely here. even though we had earlier accidents or stalls, i should say, on the westbound ramp, we're looking pretty moderate for this friday, drew. >> hi, sue. >> visibility, we're keeping our eyes on that. we have some improvements in petaluma, but still some dense fog along the coast away from these two areas. we do have cloudy skies, but visibility is okay. temperatures right now, we're in the 50s and low 60s. let's show you that exploratorium camera. we have that marine layer up above, but we are starting to see some breaks in that cloud cover, increasing sunshine as the morning rolls on. it's breezy this afternoon. not as windy as yesterday, but today is warmer than yesterday, pretty close to average, 70s and 80s away from the coast. >> reggie, drew, thank you for streaming us on our abc7 bay area app. abc7 at seven continues. everybody else is wa

i'm reggie mckee from abc. seven mornings flights to several southern california airports have been impacted by tropical storm hillary throughout the weekend. so if you are flying today, make sure you check your flight status before you head out to the airport. now, let's see what the roads look like. >> thank you, reggie. good morning, everyone. we're going to start with some slightly slow traffic in walnut creek. this is a live picture from 680 off to the right hand side is where you're looking at the southbound traffic at the rich in san rafael bridge. we are jammed at the toll plaza all the way until you make it across. we are hearing unconfirmed reports of a stall on the bridge. and then we'll end with a look at our mass transit. everything for the most part, is running on time. reggie thank you so much, gina. >> we're going to check in with francis and lawson after this with a look at your forecast. the board. >> to the board. intuitive set to start in the all electric id4. >> yeah, it's the little things

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gloria >> good morning, reggie. mayor london breed first unveiled her roadmap during her state of the city address back in february three. it's the city's plan to transform downtown into a clean , safe destination every day at all hours. the six month update on the roadmap to san francisco's future touts the largest new police academy class in three years. a 38% increase in office attendance since last july and more than 5500 new business registration this year. among other milestones signs when it comes to bringing workers back to the downtown area as abc7 news insider phil matier noted, it's not just as simple as having businesses demand that employees return to the office. so it's not enough for just workers to come back because even when they come back they're going to use less space. >> but the mayor has to attract new employees, new people to come in. they're betting a big on artificial intelligence. the mayor has thrown out some big ideas, including converting the westfield mall on market into a sports stadiu

hi, amanda. >> hi, reggie. a big deal and a big blow for the city as the nordstrom flagship store is scheduled to close on sunday. this development comes after more than two decades in operation in one nordstrom employee who asked not to be identified says foot traffic is noticeably way down, which reflects the latest city data showing declining business sales tax revenue for soma, where the mall is located, has seen a 25% drop from the first quarter of 2019 to 2023. and according to the city's office of economic and workforce development, the way people shop has changed. noting younger people in particular want to see short term shopping options or pop ups. so the office is looking to bring such vendors down to the ground floor where they'll have visibility and access to the public to keep up visitation at the mall. long term, they're hoping to establish and engage in new concepts. mayor london breed expanding on her vision of a soccer stadium. >> well, it's not just a plan for a soccer stadium. it's showing p

, reggie.e zooming into livermore right now where we're following a crash that will certainly impact our super commuters. westbound 580 before 84 is the site of the crash. your speeds are down to around 15mph. in this spot. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 535. and then because of that crash, you're seeing that tracy to dublin ride has now increased to an hour and one minute. reggie thanks, jobina we're going to ch every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. >> looking at temperatures this mor

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i'm reggie from abc7 mornings.bad smell or just general bad air quality in oakland this morning. that's because a fire broke out at the schnitzer steel facility near the port of oakland yesterday. it's still burning. this is video from overnight sky seven was over the fire just a little while after it started around 6 p.m. the smoke prompted air quality warnings. oakland fire officials say the fire is contained, but it will keep burning for quite some time. jobina how's traffic? >> reggie we have a couple of things going on. we're going to start with the golden gate bridge. completely socked in where the chp has issued a fog advisory not to crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza. i mean, obviously it is, but not nearly as bad as it could be for this time of the morning. and we are continuing to follow just an awful situation that has unfolded in mountain view, a deadly crash reported just before 345 this morning on southbound 101 two southbound 85, still investigating right now. thank you, jobina. >> we're going to c

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