�*s rivers? that�*s the focus of a government consultation asking for people�*s views on the mammal�*s return. well, it�*s really exciting news. so beavers were once present across the northern hemisphere of the world and they were hunted to extinction a00 years ago in britain. and they have slowly, for the last 20 or 30 years, been reintroduced primarily in enclosures. and a government trial last year ended on the river otter, which is the first wild population to be studied. and it was a five—year trial and they concluded that the beavers could stay. and so for the last year, we�*ve now been waiting for the government to propose this consultation, which is to form consensus on what happens with future wild releases. beavers were wiped out a00 years ago — hunted for their meat and glossy fur. today, there are wild populations in scotland, after reintroductions in rivers there, and trials in wales and england have been assessing the mammal�*s impact on the environment. the consult

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. dozens of children abducted from an islamic school in northern nigeria three months ago have been freed. 136 pupils were seized from a seminary in tegina by gunmen demanding a ransom. six children reportedly died in captivity and another fifteen escaped injune. hundreds of greek health workers have demonstrated in athens against mandatory covid—19 vaccines. the government says workers must be vaccinated or take unpaid leave. the union organising the protest says the vast majority of health workers are already vaccinated, but it opposes compulsory immunisation. a major study of covid vaccine side—effects suggests the risk of blood clots and another condition which can cause internal bleeding is much higher after an actual covid infection. the team led by oxford university looked at records from more than 29 million people who received a first shot of a covid vaccine between december and april. naomi grimley has more. is more of us get vaccinated, britain�*s scientist are learning

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much more mild in the 60's bayshore areas anywhere from the 70's to the 80's reyna don, thank you for that. let's get a look at your bridges this morning. >> heading from the east bay into the city a little under 11 minutes. so things are looking great there on that commute. the san mateo bridge also pretty light for us this morning on the 13 minutes, the richmond sandra fell bridge as you're traveling out of richmond across or sandra fell a little under 9 minutes and they've already taking those cones they had on the bridge off of the bridge of that even more improvement there and the golden gate bridge heading into the city. a little under 21 minutes. happening today, san francisco unified school district. they're going to be welcoming students back for in-person learning. >> all the students and school staff are going to have to wear mask regardless if you're vaccinated or not. >> teachers must either get vaccinated against covid-19 or submit weekly coronavirus testing results. the district also provides online classes for families who are concerned about covid. in san jose student

we'll see those temperatures rocket through the 60's 70's and into the 80's by the afternoon. coming up a little bit. we'll take a look at that forecast later on, checking into the tropics, too. well, thanks, dave. >> breaking overnight in the south bay police in san jose are investigating the city's 40th hit and run fatality this year. kron four's camila barco joining us live now from the newsroom with the very latest details. camila. so while san jose police are looking for the person responsible for the latest hit and run, but they are many others like this one. >> that are on song. this is video of the most recent crash. police say a car was driving on regal at a lane in san jose around one this morning. the driver ran into a man with his car and killed him. the person in the car drove away leaving the victim at the scene and this is the 17th pedestrian who has died in san jose this year alone. now 3 weeks ago, a man was walking across the northbound lanes of monterey road outside the marked crosswalk. that's when he was struck by a chevrolet trailblazer. the driver left t

but some good sunshine 70's and 80's further inland. your forecast ahead. >> and we had a busy thursday morning. but now it sounds like traffic. it's starting to level out just a bit. we'll have a look at your drive times. once we get back to late. at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on the go, to toys that keep them moving get everything they need, even prescriptions - delivered right to your door. get fast, free, 1-2 day shipping. visit chewy.com today. protect your pet this flea and tick season with chewy. find everything from flea collars and sprays, to prescriptions that keep pests away. chewy has what you need to keep tails wagging and pets itch free all season long. shop pet prescriptions and more at chewy.com today. >> 9.14 right now we're checking out the weather and you've got to give forecast for everybody because james is boiling in london. i was freezing at the beach yesterday so what we've >> you know what it was. definitely a wide varie

east bay shoreline will be in the 60's popping through the 70's and lower 80's by the end of the week. well, all right. thanks. >> happening today, a street in san jose is going to be renamed in honor of president barack obama. this was years in the making. kron four's. camila barco is live now in san jose with more on this special day in the renaming good morning. camila. >> good so yeah, that's treaty change. technically isn't on the map just yet. you won't find it on google maps, but former president barack obama's name is now hanging from street lights here in downtown san jose. this tree is now known as barack obama boulevard. and today many people will celebrate this milestone. it was the barack obama boulevard committee that came up with the idea it's been in the works for 3 and a half years. the small group pursuit this big dream to honor obama's service leadership and legacy as the 44th president. the effort received support from people in the community and businesses along the route. but it was in late january that it got the unanimous approval from san jose's city council.

90's 70's remained steady along the bay and 60's not going anywhere near the coast thanks for that. we have a major hot spot on the san mateo bridge drive times. now 73 minutes for you. so. >> i would not go on the san mateo bridge at all. there's an accident, 92 westbound there near the high rise. multiple lanes blocked on the bridge and people are just stuck there at this time. so about 73 minutes. if you are trying to get across towards the peninsula. you might have to take the bay bridge a little under 60 minutes. and this is absolutely going to pick up because people are not going to take the san mateo bridge because of all of that 5, 1880, moving along, no major delays or issues. the dunbar bridge also looks pretty great. not seeing any delays across the air. the richmond sandra fell commute a little under 15 minutes for your drive times. so things are moving along and here in the south bay, we had an earlier fatality overnight and several accidents pop up along one. oh, one, one south of all. i'm a road. another one on mckee road. so again, things are starting to clear out do

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it will kick up and keep us in the upper 60's. mid 70's to mid 80's around the bay. you get warm inland with mid 90's. more heat on the way in the forecast. kumasi: it is back-to-school for more students. piedmont, castro valley,ley,ley, eastside and san jose all holding their first day of in person classes. moraga is where we find amy hollyfield. >> back-to-school excitement here this morning. we have talked about how to keep kids safe from covid. the police department putting out a message. when they are walking to and from school, we have not seen large groups of children heading to school in a long time. they put out a word from the police department for everyone to be on the lookout, to slow down, do not text and drive. they want everyone to prepare for traffic congestion that we have not seen around schools in a long time. there is the issue of keeping kids safe from covid. it is key the adults in their lives, parents and teachers, get vaccinated. wearing masks is important. we are hearing a measure of calm when talking about kids and covid. >> it is inevitable

60's and 70's by the way, and plenty of sunshine. we saw plenty of it again this morning. i'm looking ahead to next sunday for the next concert and i was just like you you said we're not supposed to look at the weekend on monday, at the park, ok, the thursday wednesday. you can start looking at them. all right. and nobody all right. so tuesday. tomorrow we'll focus on that now keep coming back spicy. chicken. nuggs. we didn't say wendy's. but you probably thought wendy's. and you thought right. but you probably didn't think they'd be free with any purchase through the wendy's app... california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil"... >> ever since her daughter went off to college, she has become an "empty mess-ter." >> announcer: and turned her entire home into a house of hoarding. >> this is considered the living room and that's the floor. this is my little

north bay, south bay, lane been -- inland, is bay area, 60's, 70's, 80's, and 60's at the coast. seven day forecast coming up. kumasi: thank you. another spare the air alert is in effect today. officials were not expecting to issue the alert yesterday, but onshore breezes pushed wildfire smoke over the ocean into our area. they say we should expect even more alerts in the weeks ahead. >> we are really heading into the peak of the wildfire season. this is about the time last year that we went on a run of about 30 spare the air days in a row, and we had 46 throughout the year because of the wildfires. so it is a good time to start preparing for what you might do when smoke does elevate in your neighborhood. julian: dangerous fire conditions prompted the u.s. forest service to temporary close nine forests, including clamant -- klamath national forest at the oregon border and tahoe national forest for the forest service did not take the decision lightly, saying it was necessary to ensure public and fire safety. you can track the olive the any time with our real-time weather tracker.

we have upper 60's to low 70's around the bay and low 80's inland. cleaner air today, better tomorrow. get ready for a big warm up inland toward the end of the week. heat risk concerns might be coming up. liz: thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. the news continues at 9:00. we will see you then. have a great day. >>> good morning, america. henri's hit. the storm closing in on the northeast. >> it's as serious as a heart attack. >> 40 million people under hurricane and tropical storm warnings for the northeast's first direct hit in decades. flooding fears from dangerous storm surge and overnight new york city's big concert canceled by rain and lightning. >> please seek shelter. >> our team coverage this morning. >>> kabul crisis. the u.s. embassy warning americans not to travel to the airport without specific instructions as a stampede kills seven afghans outside the gates. martha raddatz's exclusive interview with defense secretary lloyd austin. >> we'll look at every means possible to get american

's along the bay 80's to back to the 90's further inland. your forecast ahead. and we started off busy on this thursday morning with multiple hot spots right now we're just looking at your highways and bridges trying to recover from all of that will have [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] lisa looks like you've... [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] lisa, you might be on mute. [ sfx: pop ping bloop ] [ phone buzzing ] the day can wait... enter the golden state with real california dairy. >> we're back at 9 41 one of the big stories out of the east bay that we're following this morning. concerns parents in a danville middle school that are upset that school officials for how they separated children after a teacher tested positive for covid-19. so the parents involved. our parents of students at charlotte would middle school and they say they were notified monday. the fully vaccinated teacher had come down with the virus. students return to class the next day. but only the students who were vaccinated were allowed to stay on campus. the rest were s

got the 60's off to a lot of real estate. the east bay 58 for livermore 54 from a bottle also for santa rosa. we got 60. meanwhile for san jose. now this low here out to coast. that's going to give us some relief come this weekend. but today it's kind of lazy, although it did help bring in some of the fog and coastal drizzle and all of that, that high off to the east is what's really kind of drive and things for us gives us an extra little bit of heating because its just its influence is just far enough to the west really impact the bay. now as we go ahead into the weekend and the rest of the week. you know, we don't see much going on in the mountains until we get to about tuesday. that's when the monsoon returns. there. now, that's kind of a good thing. i suppose because we do get lightning out of it. but you also get some rain up in the mountains there, particularly in this southwestern quadrant. really, it's quite busy as we get to the latter portion of the weeks. the months soon fires back but not impacts the bay. so we'l

widespread 60's and 70's. for those of you in the north bay. san anselmo, 72 degrees. but overall tracking cooler temperature trend and that cooldown is going to continue even for your sunday morning going to see wind direction shift to the southwest 20 miles per hour less improving air quality along the coast and we are going to notice improvement for our inland valleys by sunday night. but overall nice temperature drop in the coming days. details on that and your 10 at 10 outlook that will feature your full labor day weekend forecast in just a few minutes. just seen in. jonathan, back to you. thank you so much for free said the cdc is introducing new recommendations for schools. the new guidance. >> they're saying is needed now to protect kids from covid. >> community coming together today to offer support for evacuees of the caldor fire. the latest on the devastating blaze on the west. make this the summer you taught them what it means to serve. the summer of hauling happiness by the ton. and bringing home

the east bay up to the north bay, 60's and 50's mixture. but even san francisco's at 6167 for san jose just run into the winds real quickly because we get the inland heating that will drive a little bit of a little bit of a local breeze going on. not much of one. we'll see the same thing tomorrow as well. and all the usual locations too. so here's the breakdown we expect for today by high noon and 91 by 3 o'clock 99 again, highs will reaching a wild 100 and some of those in the valleys. got your 4 zone forecast. the tropical weather report as well. well. >> thanks, dave, to our top story this half hour proof of full covido19 vaccination to enter some businesses could soon be mandatory across the entire state talks in sacramento continue that on that proposed legislation. it would require customers and employees to prove they are fully vaccinated against covid before being allowed in places like restaurants, bars, gyms and hotels. this bill could be sent to the governor's desk within the next 3 weeks. it's considered urgent meeting. it needs

it will be 60's at the coast 70's and 80's along the bay. and yes, we still do have plenty of 90's inland, but less of them than we saw this weekend. so we're already starting to cool down. but still a toasty one. san jose 88, campbell and saratoga each ride at 90 degrees freeman through union city in the 80's mid-nineties for pleasanton livermore walnut creek danville in concord. well, oakland at 74 really comfortable for you. north bay temperatures. some of our hottest still antioch up to vacaville 99 degrees. the late show at 79 today. santa rosa down through center fell on the 80's. your lookahead shows much nicer weather soon as tomorrow. daytime highs will fall as much as 10 degrees from today into tomorrow for inland and our bayshore cities. it's going to be 80's after this point through the rest of the weekend, even cooler 80's by wednesday, thursday and friday maxing out in the low 80's for each of these days. reyna don't think so. that still tracking that hot spot along the san mateo bridge so that accident. >> westbound money to f

as of now 60's and 70's for your highs in sf today. 60's right along the coastline. and most of us along the bay shore will be sharing a range of 70's to 80's familiar territory. we've been here a lot this week and we're keeping it around as we work our way into the weekend, too. san jose 87 campbell 89 some 90's for the tri valley in pleasanton and livermore as well as for areas like danville through conquered oakland, berkeley and richmond. nice and cool in the 70's. a little cloud cover this morning already seeing that cloud cover breaking, though antioch in vacaville at 9699 are 2 hottest spots for the afternoon. a look ahead at next 7 days, things get hotter before getting cooler saturday and sunday. our hottest of days right in the middle of the weekend. so not the best timing. i know. but a full 10 degree cool down from these days on into tuesday and wednesday when our highs only be in the upper 80's bayside in coastal areas in the 60's to 70's reyna. tom, thank you for that. a few hazards along the peninsula. >> one. oh, one northbound south of key hill avenu

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70's and 80's today. enjoy it because it's not going to last for a long time talking to changes in your forecast. >> and we're closely following a hot spot on the richmond. sandra fell bridge drive times starting to change. looking at drive times >> 9.15 right now and we are checking out the weather and our own little palm trees here in san francisco. looks pretty good. should see some sun today. and you don't want too much sun anyway know which we're going to get at the end of the week. it will saving it all up for what day the the thursday is the start. then every day after >> it is definitely going to be maybe a too much sunshine kind of weekend as temperatures really do climb too. what will be too hot of daytime highs by the time we reach friday and saturday, especially so we can actually appreciate a little bit of our low grade that we have this morning and setting us up for what will eventually be some sunshine this afternoon and some really comfortable weather for your tuesday. looking outside at s

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s. u. k. and australia warned people to stay away from the airport because of an imminent threat from an i feel affiliate hours after the attack for group time responsibility. and the cause i international airport in cobble is where thousands of people have been gathering, hoping to flee afghanistan on western countries have been using the ad for to evacuate their citizens troops, an afghan allies. the u. s. and u. k. are continuing their evacuation flights until that august 31st deadline to withdraw all foreign troops. but germany, denmark, belgium, and canada have now ended verifications, and france says its last plane will leave on friday. charles traffic reports now from campbell. you will not be lindsey's rush through the streets to collect the wounded bodies are lifted on to stretches. the 2 attacks by suicide bombers happened close to the abbey gate entrance of cobble airport. the baron hotel. now he was a sudden explosion. we climbed out and saw that there were many people effective pe

s right along the bay and yes, still venturing into the 90's inland talking even cooler weather for the rest of this forecast all still to come, reyna. john, thanks for that. let's get a look at your commute this morning as you're heading from the east bay. >> into the city a little under 11 minutes for your drive time there. so traffic is really nice and light at this hour, the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula a little under 13 minutes for your drive time. the air and let's head over look at the golden gate bridge a little overnight construction from last night. no major fog. and i'm tracking at this hours of good about 20 minutes as you head into the city and the richmond sandra fell commute headed out of richmond a little under 9 minutes. still pretty quiet. we'll have more on your morning commute coming up. but for now, let's get back to our top story this morning. indoor mask mandates are back in at least 7 out of the 9 bay area counties. but regardless of your vaccination status. here's a look at the counties with the new mandate. every county except for napa sola

for the east bay, mid 70's to mid 80's. inland, mid 90's too low 100s. 95-101. good news tonight, we will fall back into the 50's. here is my accuweather seven day forecast. we are warmer than average. we will have mid 70's to mid 80's around the bay. even the coast will be slightly warmer than average, mid to upper 60's. kumasi: thank you. the seven things to know this morning. reggie: two back-to-back fires are not scaring away home buyers in wannacry. -- walnut creek. kumasi: it is 5:2 to. oakland and san francisco school officials will soon require all teachers and other stuff to be fully vaccinated for covid-19 or undergo weekly testing. it will be effective starting september 7. reggie: governor newsom is expected to announce a statewide vaccine mandate for teachers and school staff. he will speak around 11:00 a.m. in oakland. kumasi: starting today, you will need proof of vaccination if you would like to dine at johnson grill in union square. all of the staff is already vaccinated. reggie: the dixie fire has grown to 490,000 acres. it has destroyed 550 ho

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s. intelligence officer implicated in the death of british motorcyclist hurry, done faces flames. she may have been on her phones distracted when the car flowed into him. we hear from. busy the families adviser about the new developments in the case the u. s. government are trying to shut that inquiry down. the other side are b. e basic, inconsistent about producing the throne records and incentive from themselves. and also ahead in the program today today, indeed mark 60 years since the us 1st used agent orange and via a herbicide which was proven to cause serious health issues, both among locals and american soldiers. a veteran tells us it's time. washington made a men we really need people to sit down and take a look and say, what is going to do not only to the civilians populations not only to the enemy, but also to the news. shortly after 10 in the morning here in moscow this choose the august the 10th time you know, neil and this is the news our on our t anti vaccination protesters

s. military presence. american troops left campbell several hours ago and while the taliban is celebrating what it calls for independence, there are questions about what i've got to start. look like under a new government. rub mcbride reports from kind of the, the final departure of the us military off the 20 years. and the taliban adversaries celebrate across capital from multiple guns of all sizes. a description, automatic gunfire lit up the night sky in a rolling thunder. threw out monday as the evacuation from the airport continued speculation mounted about when the us would complete their withdraw. patrolling across, circled over, cobbled together with a b $52.00 bomber as a steady stream of transport. planes lumbered off out of afghanistan. then soon after midnight, local time on august 31st, the day sets as the deadline for the u. s. departure, the cross sounds died away. and as we were on air, would began to spread that the final us aircraft had already lifted off and was on its

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it's the 50's 60's this morning and some 70's 80's 90's this afternoon. it is going to be another hazy. one for many areas, especially in london, north bay neighbors. i'll be talking more about that. still to come. first, though, it is thursday morning is there a lot of traffic on roads. people still heading into work arena for john this morning. it's thursday light so far we're getting a look at your bridges to get you going this morning. all right. let's start with the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula there. let's look at that a little under 14 minutes for your drive time as you're moving along. >> let's head over to check out the bay bridge a little under 9 minutes as you're heading from the east bay into the city. 5, 1880, moving along very nicely at this hour. and let's look at your highways southbound 6, a dublin to fremont to 62 about 13 minutes receipts to little slowing along the altamont pass. there's also some high winds, the air. but you see looks nice as well as 6.80 there and 24 traveling towanda creek. there i

s. the now that golden dragon china index, which tracks 98 a china is biggest firms that are listed in the u. s. fell as much as 4.5 percent on the news. so how much of an impact can something like this have on broader global markets, specifically here in the us? well, we haven't really seen much of an impact in terms of the tech stocks here in the united states. and probably like you just said, rachels, because we can't really do what they can do in china here, even though we've talked about it talked around it, the anti trust issues. so i think that what we're seeing in the u. s. right now is it's having some of its own headwinds, and of course any of the china listed facts of the u. s. has gone down separately. but some of the giants here, like microsoft, for example, has hardly budged off the highs even with the market correcting today. so at this point hasn't really been much of an impact. and amid this crackdown, taiwan ts m. c has overtaken 10 cent as age of the most valuable stoc

s. military local media report, the apple will be shot to 8 hours to evacuate. those who were already made to cite national border crossings are now run that by the and sergeant to the heavily defended carpool. apple remains the only way to leave the country. on saturday, the pentagon said some 17000 had been left of this week, including around 2 and a half 1000 americans. not the same day. the u. s. embassy and cobble issued a lot for its citizens to avoid the app or unless on the specific instructions from washington. the coda equals donald breaks down 7 days of disarray and i scanned stones last exit point. a warning, you may find the upcoming content disturbing. the past few days have been an ultimate exercise in white washing for the white house. the beverly collapse of ganna is done following the us withdrawal happened as people were being shot, desperate of gunny scaling jets, some even tragically falling of the shaggy to their deaths. and as of a q a to in chief biden searched fo

s. trade rep calling on the, by an administration to both resume trade talk and to cut tariffs on chinese made goods in it. they wrote, quote, due to the tariff, us industries, phase increase cost to manufacturer products and provide services domestically making their exports of these products. and services less competitive abroad. so joining us now to break down the latest boom less co host kristi i and professor richard wolf, post of economic update and the author of the sickness is the system. christy, let's start with you here. now these business groups include farmer, micro chip companies and pharmaceutical companies. so what about the trade war has brought them all together and why are they sending this letter now? yeah, so 30 of the most influential business groups in america, they're all calling on biden to resume these negotiations with china because essentially they want to reduce the import tariffs that have become a tremendous drain on the u. s. economy and subsequently their

s. military, local media report the app or will be shot for 48 hours to a $5.00 to $8.00. go for the ready made it inside national border crossings and on via sergeant. so the having to find a couple app remains the only way to leave the country. on saturday, the pentagon said some 17000 had been lifted this week, including round 2 and a half 1000 americans. that same day, the u. s. embassy and cobble issued a lot for assistance to avoid the output unless on this specific instruction from washington to go. then he started breaks down 7 days of disarray at afghan installed law affects at point a warning. you may find the upcoming content to stopping the past few days have been an ultimate exercise in white washing for the white house. the beverly collapse of ganawe's done following the us withdrawal happened as people were being shot, desperate of gunny scaling jets, some even tragically falling of the chassis to their deaths. and as a curator in chief biden searched for excuses, and he i

temperatures today will range from the 60's and 70's along the coastline 70's for most of our bayshore cities to some 80's further inland concord in antioch. a few of the 90's that we will have. but barely even getting there. when you do see a 90 on the map. our next 7 days not changing tpo terribly much upper 80's to low 90's is kind of the norm that were set for for inland areas. bayside in coastal areas in the 70's to 60's. lots of sunshine. but the sun coming along with some haze to close out this week. reyna tom, thank you so much for that. we are tracking your wednesday morning commute. >> while there are no major hot spots at this hour. there are there's a traffic collision. i'm looking at currently now this is down at fremont. 6, 80 northbound at scott creek road and fremont and again, the right shoulder there is affected now because it's so early. we're not seeing any major delays on the map because of that accident. so we're going to keep a close eye on that. let's get a look at the bay bridge as you're heading into the city this morning. a little under 10 minutes for your dr

after the 80's and 90's yesterday we are talking 70's and 80's this afternoon inland around the bay in the 60's and along the coast cool, cloudy and breezy in the low 60's. talk more about what you can expect where you live coming up. legalities check this with gianna. >>> we are seeing some slow spots this morning. it's for that drive along westbound 580. if you are hitting the roadways early this morning it's a little bit slow. give yourself about 38 minutes. other than that on the east shore highway 4 clear as well as 101. if you are going out of san jose good morning to you and right now traffic is moving at the limit. looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza. a few more cars on the roadway but no metering lights and an easy commute. seven minutes. that's if if you are going out of oakland, emoryville from the maze into the city. here is a quick look at the bridges at the travel times here and everything is in the green. >>> san jose unified did it. proof of vaccination for teachers may soon be a reality in the north bay. >> school and health leaders will discuss that idea today.