>> first and foremost of would have to be reggie white, the guy who hurt me and later joined me as a teammate, thank goodness. one of the nicest, biggest teddy bears you would ever meet, but was ferocious. he didn't talk smack. he was a preacher. one of the nicest guys. funny, and can impersonate anyone. but you couldn't block him. he wasn't out to hurt you. he just played within the game. the confines of the game. but at his peak he was probably 330 pounds and ran like a deer and hit like a mack truck. i know firsthand. he was the first and i was thankful when he joined our team. the many battles i had with warren sapp. i wasn't blocking him. he was chasing me with tampa bay. great player. one of the greatest trash talkers in history. >> what makes a good trash talker? >> i will give you an example. when warren was drafted he was in a great class. ronde barber, derek brooks, all these great hall of fame guys. but they were kind of young. we were beating up on them a little bit. he was telling everyone to be good. every pass, even completed, successful passes i threw, warren sapp wou

reggie: white house says president biden will take executive action to try to protect access to abortionabc news will have a special report that should start about 8:30. you can watch it here or abc7.com or wherever you stream us. kumasi: brooke jenkins will be the next district attorney sworn in at noon at city hall helped to lead the early of chesa boudin. reggie: itemor cal tran set to close two lines of highway 101 sausilito tonight until monday at 7:00 a.m. the lanes will be closed from the robin williams tunnel to rodeo avenue off ramp. kumasi: we are looking a the traffic this morning and we have a problem headed on westbound 4 with a motorcycle down waiting for a tow truck slow traffic from bay point to concordor about 25 minutes. drew: a lot of sunshine on friday warm weather to arrive very limited fog and basically bumped up along the coast. sunshine and warming already in the 70's by lunchtime and 70's and 80's and warmest spot into the low 90's. >> backstreet boys have their first holiday album this fall a very back street christmas. it will be released october 14 and you can

e >> ninety four and reggie white, who became a teammate of mine the following year, slamming the ground, separated my shoulder and sometimes you watch a game and you go like that hits got to hurt really bad. yeah. and it does then others you go. i can't believe he's not getting up frombe that . this one in particularis that reggie it was like every force that he had along with his wife drove my shoulder and i want to keep playing so i had to get it injected at halftime to keep it playing. the second half played. we won the game. i was given to pain pills after a game for the ride back from milwaukee to the green mile and a half drive and d it worke. i didn't feel the shoulder not i felt more kind of fuzziness, the pain. so i kind of liked it and itsp just kind of spiraled out of control from there. so i found the most minor injury in the injuries kind of m provoked me into asking fore pills and that happened more and more . i sprained my ankle. i you know, i still play, but i need some pills and it just got worse and worse. >> and as you -- you know, you take so many for so long, then t

reggie: the white house is expected to announce a monkeypox coordinator to manage the federal government's response has more cases of marriage. the move comes days after the world health organization declared monkeypox a public health emergency of international concern. so far there have been 20 900 confirmed cases in the u.s.. kumasi: will tonight be the night we finally have a winner. mega millions jackpot has grown to $810 million. the tickets are two dollars each that this is the third-highest cash winnings. ryan curry is live in walnut creek with more on this. good morning. ryan: good morning. here we are again, another opportunity to win very large sums of money. here it is, $810 million for the mega millions. you mentioned one over seen from the competition. i said on friday if nobody won the jackpot it would go up and sure enough that is what has happened. it still remains the third-highest, not as high as what we saw in the past with a whopping 1.5 billion back in 2018. this one close, this is still a very large sum of money. if you do win, you can choose to have them pay out the

reggie: at the white house, president biden says he is shocked by the senseless nonviolence. pres.iden: we have a lot more work to do. we have to get this under control. we have to get this under control. but having said that, i just went to keep -- a slight moment of silence for all of those families. reggie: the president says he has talked to the governor of illinois and the mayor of highland park. he says he has offered the full support of the federal government to their communities. the president also said he is not going to give up on fighting the epidemic of gun violence. we are seeing the consequences this morning of unsanctioned july 4 celebrations. we heard from a family that lost their home because of suspected illegal fireworks. liz kreutz is in lafayette this morning. >> good morning. as always on july 4, it was a very active night for firefighters. many fires sparked by fireworks. early this morning, there was a house fire that was believed to be sparked by fireworks in pittsburgh. our fighters responded the house fire early this morning. you can see the huge flames t

reggie: 187 minutes of inaction. the committee taking us inside the white house on that day. kumasi: police connected a 76-year-old man decades after a crime. reggie: the drawing for one of the top prizes in lottery history is tonight. we have some so-called lucky retailers in the area. kumasi: good morning, everybody. happy friday. it is july 22. drew: we are seeing cooler weather later today. we have issues with fog today. no dense fog in most spots. santa rosa down to seven miles. santa rosa, 45, 46 in nevada. antioch, low 60's. we have some warmth through the delta. here is the exploratorium camera, showing you fog. another very july-like afternoon. the morning will feature cloud cover. but cloud cover pulls back to the coast faster compared to yesterday. mainly in the 50's around the bay shoreline. take that layer with you this morning. the typical july temperature spread hits us later today. a lot of 70's around the shoreline. we will take a closer look at the afternoon highs, coming up. reggie: new video and images revealed by the january 6 committee during last night's

reggie: they were wearing the white outfits. clouds behind them, then drake shows up with cmurder. drew: were you backstreet boys are in sync? reggie: i made a switch. started with backstreet boys then went to nsync. kumasi: i like backstreet boys. drew: they were first on the scene. reggie: justice for jc. drew: who had the best voice. no justice. maybe drake should have worn a jc shirt. here's the fireworks forecast, this is later tonight at 9:00 p.m. you can see the white condor, that is the fog along the coast and over the city p.m. and patchy fog stretching into the east bay. parts of the peninsula and south bay will have clear skies. temperature wise, in the upper 50's to mid 60's. a light layer is needed, but not chilly. east bay hills camera, fog and oakland hills. raindrops on the lens, we have patchy drizzle. fog for fireworks tonight, warmer pattern by the end of the week. mid 50's to low 60's first thing on the fourth of july. later today, we get sunshine away from the coast. comfortable temperatures, 60's and 70's. t

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reggie: 187 minutes of inaction. the committee taking us inside the white house on that day. man decades after a crime. reggie: the drawing for one of the top prizes in lottery history is tonight. we have some so-called lucky retailers in the area. kumasi: good morning, everybody. happy friday. it is july 22. drew: we are seeing cooler weather later today. we have issues with fog today. no dense fog in most spots. santa rosa down to seven miles. santa rosa,

reggie: rafael mandelman says there will be a monkeypox briefing today aimed at lgbtq plus influencers. the white house is teaming up with glaad. they hope the influencers will share information with their social media followers. the briefing will cover who can get the vaccine and why the lgbtq plus community seems to be hit hard. and him and says he hopes to take part. we are taking a closer look at supply issues involving the monkeypox vaccine in the bay area. you can find those stories on our website. jobina: the fda has authorized a fourth covid-19 vaccine for people 18 and older. trials found the novavax vaccine was 90% effective at preventing mild, moderate, or severe covid-19. the biden administration has secured three point 2 million doses, but the cdc has to sign off on it before it will be available. they meet next week. this could be significant, because it is a more significant -- a more traditional protein-based vaccine, instead of using mrna technology. it can be stored in regular refrigerators. and novavax says the vaccine shows broad immune response against variance -- variants. r

reggie: the one that was red white and blue and looked like a rocket, stay away from it.st tasting thing is a snow cone. you don't want a snow cone fro m the people making it in the stand off is out of the road. if there are not eight people waiting in line, you went to the wrong one. do you remember sky-blue? drew: i don't. what did it taste like? blue raspberry? reggie: as a kid it was just blue. drew: no one ever wanted the gumball at the end that i did. so i would get the gumball. reggie: i did not even know there was a gumball. drew: the gumball at the bottom has the hard chocolate, the bottom of the snow cone got a gumball. reggie: that is any accommodation. drew: you are chewing ice and then you get a gumball. it is purely frozen so you crack your teeth. [laughter] reggie: this was all part of the dental complex. drew: the dental lobby. this is how they keep us. we have fog close to the ground. you see high clouds off in the distance associated with those showers to our east. low pressure of the coast come high-pressure funneling moisture into our neighborhood. you

reggie: i like it. i want to see the elephant seal, these or because, including the white orca.es. >> you need to contact, was it you that did the interview? we will reach out. reggie: he said come on, i'm ready. >> we have a lot of places to go. new at 6:00, an emotional night. two men recently exonerated walk out of an illinois prison 35 years after their conviction and you will want to see their reaction and family months. reggie: education and outreach. the efforts underway in the south bay to expand monkeypox vaccinations. >> thousands of dollars worth of collectible dolls stolen from an oakland somee on reggie: a check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. jobina: breakin

the next hearing on tuesday will focus on white nationalist groups that participated in the riot. reggieom the sister of damon walker. he is the black man who was killed in a hail of all its fired by akron, ohio police. all that was captured on body cam video. data walker -- jada walker says the video is too painful for her to watch. >> i cannot fathom to see some sort of video of him being gunned down. he was like name practice. -- aim practice. reggie: as walker ran away, officers claim at one point he turned toward them and that prompted them to open fire. a report by the medical examiner shows more than 62 walker's body, despite not being armed. police say walker shot at them during that car chase. walker's death isaac i did wave of protests. -- debt has ignited a wave of protests. kumasi: the santa teresa light rail station parking lot has provided a designated location for those who are living in vehicles or rvs. the park will give access to basic needs and support services that can transition people into more stable housing. reggie: here is your morning money report. it is not jus

what the white house says is on the agenda with his meeting with the saudi crown prince. reggie: an actress goes back to social media. she reveals what happened when she starred on abc's fresh off the boat that caused her to leave twitter. lisa: we are looking at the low clouds and fog this morning. 54 in san francisco. 57 in oakland and san jose. numbers are in the mid 50's at the coast, where it is foggy. you can see the low clouds extending into the east bay. it is chilly in santa rosa at 47. mid 50's in livermore. we will look for a sunny day around the bay today. partial sun at the coast. we will be starting out with more clear conditions and a quicker warm up as the layer is compressed and it will continue to be right. at the coast. half moon bay, partial sun. temperatures coming up for saturday everywhere. we will be talking about not only a introducing our most durable exterior paint. that helps protect against dirt and grime. take on your next project with hgtv home® by sherwin-williams everlast exterior paint & primer. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an

reggie: the chase finally came to an end when the driver crashed into and flipped the white truck on market near front street. neither driver got hurt, somehow. law enforcement detained two from the suspect vehicle. kumasi: after bart lifted its mask mandate, a vote tonight on reinstating that rick berman. our porter has more -- our reporter has more. >> the board talking about whether they want to reinstate the mandate that just expired not long ago. 10 days ago, they had the mask mandate. it expired. they are talking about putting it back in place. bart, masks are strongly recommended on the trains. the board will take up the topic this evening. if it passes, the mandate could be put back in place as early as tomorrow. that means any paid area on bart, you will be required to wear a mask. their trains to a strong job circulating air. they say they replace the air on the trains every 70 seconds. if this passes, bart says they will revisit this issue in september at a board meeting and will decide if they want to extend it again pass the october deadline or having and their. -- have

white truck going the other way on market. neither driver were injured in law enforcement have detained two people from the suspect vehicle. reggie: on our abc7news app, we set the alert about the crash on market street. if you want alerts like this in the future, download our app and search for news in the bay area. kumasi: an investigation into lotto county -- solano county. four people died. six people have to be taken to hospitals. a car ran off the roadway and then overcorrected and ran head-on into a suv. alcohol was found in the car. reggie: an air quality advisory for the area has been extended because of the oak fire. we are still seeing hazy skies. containment on that fire is now growing, up to 32%. so for more than 18,000 acres have burned, 49 homes destroyed. highway 140 from mariposa to yosemite national park is back open. nothing inside the park is threatened but visitors will experience poor air quality. >> it is quite smoky in the morning. then as the wind shifts, it blows the smoke out of the community of mariposa and to the east. reggie: the tourism bureau is urging people not to cancel their trips because it ha

reggie: oh no. kumasi: tiger king's carol baskin has apparently won over president biden on her big cap bill that would restrict ownership of exotic animals. this -- the white yesterday. it would limit ownership to zoos, sanctuaries, universities and agencies, and bring an end to the cub petting industry. reggie: in other cat news, are they pets or pests? scientists are getting in your full after labeling cats and invasive alien species. this comes from a respected science institute in poland that classified domestic cats as an invasive alien species because of the damage they cause to birds and other wildlife. the scientist behind the decision says he has a dog, but has nothing against cats. reggie: that is us. --sus. drew: very sus. kumasi: did they have to say invasive alien species? just say, limit the time they spend outdoors during bird season. drew: you always have to look at who is finding these things. a dog lover saying cats are not cool? i mean -- what more? also, carol baskin throws me back to the tiger king and the start of the pandemic. reggie: it is very triggering. i was also reminded she was on dancing with the stars. drew: do you remember

reggie: [laughter] can we talk about the sharks for a second? ginger: yes. these whitew, fascinating. ginger: it was. and to see it from on top. you know like when you take a picture of the moon and a cannot do it justice? the video could not do justice to what we were seeing. we saw 10 great white sharks and it was almost too easy to get to them. this plane would say hey there is one over here in the bud would bring us over and there is another shark, then he would try to tag it. it was such an exciting adventure but also so cool how they are doing this and they will be able to use the tags to alert people at the beach so we can still enjoy it but stay out of their way. reggie: that is interesting. we know climate change could play a role here because they are -- ginger: definitely. in the long island parts, they are think so. like the tiger shark, that makes sense. reggie: so glad you brought that to us. always good to see you. see you at 7:00 a.m. reggie: do a leap of f in for a surprise last night in ontario. between her music, popping fireworks. [fireworks explodin

white or silver pickup truck. we will let you know as soon as we learn more information. reggie: a protest is planned to demand more doses of the monkeypox vaccine. the city health department says it needs 30 5000 doses. the federal government has only agreed to send an additional 4000 at this point. the vaccine is in short supply across the country. the problem was in full view at a vaccination event the san francisco aids foundation yesterday. they had just 500 doses but a waiting list of 3000 people. >> the fact that it's going to take until the end of this year to get 2 million doses out is frightening. reggie: state senator scott weiner says he spoke to nancy pelosi about monkeypox. he says pelosi is advocating to federal health agencies to move faster to obtain more doses. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines and treatment. jobina: you won't have to wear a mask on bart anymore starting today. bart is dropping its mask mandate requirement again. lena helen is live with the details. >> some say they couldn't wait to take their masks off with

reggie: the vice president is traveling to fiji to meet with pacific island leaders. she will announce plans for two new embassies. the whitese says harris also unveiled new funding for ocean resilience and economic development, up to $60 million, all part of an effort to deepen positive relations between the u.s. and countries in the region. twitter faces an uncertain future after elon musk decided to try to put an end to the $44 billion offer to buy the company. it will likely be settled in court, but the process could take months. musk could end up being forced to go through with the deal, which opens up so many possibilities, including moving the headquarters out of san francisco. other tech companies are already looking to take advantage of the turmoil. >> i have seen some advertising on linkedin, some messages on linkedin from companies like amazon and microsoft, offering employees at twitter, telling them if you are not happy with the situation, you want a hybrid option of working at the company, we would be more than happy to get you in. reggie: any projects twitter is working on could be in jeopardy due to the unce

reggie: the next hearing on the january 6 insurrection is tonight. the hearing will focus on what president trump was doing in the white house as the violence unfolded.verage starts at 5:00 p.m.. drew: we are expecting that summer spread to continue for another day. 60's close to the coast with 70's and 80's along the bay shoreline. sue: number six, we are following your thursday morning commute. so far so good. some fog out there that drew has been telling us about but no issues at the bay bridge. jobina: officials in foster city have voted to move forward with a controversial plan to kill nearly 100 canada geese. it say the birds are creating unhealthy conditions throughout the city. reggie: a mother who turned her son in to police after she suspected he was planning a mass shooting is talking about why she did it. >> in this morning's gma first look, an exclusive interview with a mother who made the difficult decision to report her own son to the police. nicole schubert says she found his journal detailing plans of a horrific killing spree that was to begin at home. >> what is it like for you to read something like that? >> devastating. that is my

reggie: there are new details about the next public hearing on the january 6 insurrection. sarah matthews and matthew pottinger will testify before the committee thursday. both resigned on january 6 after seeing the white house response to what was happening. jury selection continues in the trial of stephen bannon charged with contempt for willing to comply with the subpoena in the investigation. jobina: a bowling alley has reopened after a deadly shooting. family and friends are on shock and on edge as police search for the suspect. here is a j.r. stone. reporter: livermore police are looking for this man, roger aleman garcia. detectives vp killed antonio vargas at the bowling alley in livermore. >> i really hope they catch him. reporter: the soft words of nancy suarez speak for a community atlas. her friend was only 28 years old. >> i could not sleep last night all night. i got to work and they were like are you okay. he was a loving person. he deserved the world. he did not deserve to go through any of that. it is very shocking this happened to him. reporter: police say rosia is a convicted felon with a prior criminal history. this that he was prohibited from possessing a firearm. >> there was a sho

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