now a five. a wildfire continues to burn in. tracy, we have the latest information and the number of acres it is now burning. >> three separate fires all burning at once, just blocks apart in a san jose neighborhood . we are hearing from one homeowner who was inside when the fire reached her home. >> a hit and run crash at a local farmers market. two people critically hurt. what we know about the driver this morning. good morning to you. it is the first day of pride on a weekday. so happy pride month to all of us. yes, yes, i'm going to count that as something. >> it counts, friend. >> it does. >> it all counts. yes and today starts cloudy and cool. and then our first heat wave of the season is upon us starting tomorrow. here's live. look outside. this is our sutro tower

camera. we've got a mix of low stratus, fog, clouds, and then up above we have some high, thin cirrus clouds. so a lot going on this morning. you can see variable sky conditions, some areas reporting clear skies, other areas reporting mostly cloudy conditions today. just a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures right now in the 50s and in the 60s. underneath those cloudy skies in areas, believe it or not, there's rain falling across parts of northern california around eureka. this cold front will bring us one comfortable day today, and those temperatures take off in a big way tomorrow. so today along the coast, it's pretty cloudy. we have temperatures basically in the mid and upper 50s for daytime highs around the bay shoreline. it's a lot of cloud cover today. some peeks and pokes of sunshine throughout the afternoon. temperatures basically in the mid 70s and then heading inland. not too much warmer than that. we'll find some breezy conditions at times and then highs in the upper 70s. but by tomorrow, get ready. our first heat wave of the season, our first heat advisories and excessive heat warnings will kick in here starting tomorrow, lasting through thursday. so we'll take

a look at the hot temperatures reggie aqui coming up in a few minutes, but let's check in with amanda and see how the commute is going. >> yeah. good morning drew. our overall map showing a smooth commute in much of the bay area except for that typical slowdown, of course, on the altamont pass westbound 205 is slow from highway five to northland road on westbound 580. there were closures yesterday into the early morning. today because of that corral fire. expect minor delays on 120 in manteca as you head into the bay area. but back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. developing news on that massive wildfire near tracy. hundreds of firefighters still looking at these hot spots. the corral fire in san joaquin county started over the weekend. it quickly jumped to more than 14,000 acres. drivers along 580 could see it for miles. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here with a look at the damage, and gloria, we know at least one home is gone. >> yes, reggie, but the good news is that firefighters are making progress on this fire. and right now, the corral fire in san joaquin county is 50% contained. evacuation orders have been lifted and downgraded

to warnings. the fire started on saturday afternoon east of a lawrence livermore laboratory site near tracy. more than 400 firefighters responding and two alameda county firefighters were hospitalized for treatment of minor to moderate burns on saturday. colonel gil has lived on bernard drive for about four years. he noticed his neighbor's house across the street was up in flames. >> uh. we were in the thick of it. we couldn't breathe, couldn't see. the heat was intense. burning your eyes, burning your eyebrows. it was intense. >> cal fire says fierce winds carried the grass fire. but by sunday, the weather started to cooperate and calm winds and cooler temps took over. the cause is still under investigation and residents in the area are asked to stay vigilant. live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news if you're driving along highway four this morning, you will notice charred grass. >> a small brush fire burned

about two acres near the willow pass road exit last night. it started around 830. it was quickly contained. as we get into fire season, make sure you have the abc seven bay area app. we'll send alerts with the latest information on fires, the weather forecast, where you live and other breaking news as it happens. so just make sure to turn on notifications today, pgd will give an update on what it has done to prepare for this year's fire season. >> the event includes p-g-and-e's fire forecast and a demonstration of how they're using technology to mitigate the risk of fires. p-g-and-e's been spending millions of dollars every year for the last few years on projects to protect the power grid from fires. the work ramped up after a series of devastating wildfires across northern california. you may remember back in march, the california public utilities commission approved an electricity rate increase to help pay for that work. also today, with our weather getting hotter and conditions getting drier, cal fire has suspended burn permits in the counties that you see here on your screen

. cal fire says its crews have already responded to 1200 wildfires just this year. the agency is asking all of us to make sure we are ready for a wildfire, and we have tips to help you get ready and to stay ready. go to abc seven news.com slash. >> prepare norcal in the south bay. the wind is being blamed for spreading embers from a house fire. a block away. three homes ended up burning before the flames were put out. this all started around 4:00 yesterday afternoon on sand point drive near quimby road. embers then blew onto the house next door, and as crews were fighting the fire, the embers blew down the street, catching a third home on fire. one of the homeowners whose house was burned shares what she noticed as the fire started. >> i was inside my house and i could hear crackling and glass breaking, and as i was looking around, i could see that my bedroom window on the farthest side, the window broke and there was fire in the side yard between our two houses. >> luckily, everyone was able to get out of their home safely.

the cause of the original fire is still under investigation. >> we could learn more today about the charges. a person will face after a hit and run crash at the walnut creek farmers market. two people are in critical condition this morning after that crash that happened yesterday morning. so it happened sometime after five in the morning while people were setting up their booths on locust street, one vendor told abc seven news that the victims were vendors. he says the area is dangerous. in the morning, they put the signs up, they put the blockage up to block the road. >> but people ignore that. they don't seem to. i mean, they'll drive up on the sidewalk to go buy, he adds. >> people police usually come during the market, but he'd like to see them there earlier while people are setting up. the driver took off after the crash but was later arrested. that person has not been identified today. >> hunter biden goes on trial on three felony gun charges. this is the first time in us history that the child of a current

president will stand trial. he's accused of lying about his drug use in october of 2018, on a form to buy a gun in delaware. he has acknowledged going through addiction during that time. his lawyers say he did not break the law, calling the case politically motivated. if he's found guilty, biden could face up to 25 years in prison. legal experts suggest that as a first time and nonviolent offender, he would not likely serve time. former president trump is lashing out against his felony conviction in new york, a man he's now asking the supreme court to intervene. >> reggie on social media last night, the former president railed against last week's conviction, saying he is innocent and calling on the supreme court to, quote, decide side. >> he's scheduled to be sentenced on july 11th, four days before the republican national convention. we asked about the possibility of jail time or house arrest. trump had this to say. >> that could happen. i don't know that the public would stand it. you know, i don't i'm not sure the public would stand for it. >> a jury found trump guilty of

34 counts of falsifying business records. experts say it's unlikely trump will get prison time. his legal team is expected to appeal. >> i think when you look at the jury instructions here, judge mershon essentially, i wouldn't say rigged the deliberations, but certainly steered the jury towards the verdict that he clearly wanted. >> the appeals process could push sentencing back months even beyond the november election. trump has accused president biden of using the justice department as a weapon against him. now let's go to drew for a look at what. >> hey there. good morning amanda. we'll take a look outside the exploratorium camera showing you salesforce lit up for pride month as you take a look at the cloud cover. it's a mix of stars and clouds out there. temperatures right now we're in the 50s, but a lot of us are in the 60s, so it feels mild out there. this morning. but it's going to be a day that's filled with clouds and temperatures at or below average. here's the reason why live doppler seven along with satellite. we actually have a cold front across northern california. rain is falling around eureka this morning. we're not going to get rain, but

we will get the cooler temperatures this afternoon. here's future weather showing you by 830. we're still basically in the 50s and 60s. there's no extreme heat today. today feels pretty comfortable out there. you may notice a little bit of an increase in humidity as some of this moisture in the form of cloud cover moves through here, and the afternoon will be a partly sunny sky and temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s for daytime highs, it's a little breezy today. we'll find winds by 4 p.m, gusting onshore about 20 to 30mph, so it will be another breezy afternoon on the way. not as windy as yesterday was. yesterday was very windy in the afternoon so highs today. we'll go to 65 in the city, 70 in oakland, about 76 in san jose, 80 in santa rosa, 79 in concord under a blend again of sun and clouds and some breezy conditions. today is certainly the coolest day we have this week. temperatures are really going to take off starting tomorrow. in fact, you look at the heat advisory and excessive heat warning that begins tomorrow morning and encompasses most of the north bay, the inland east bay, the santa clara

valley, solano county as well. and we'll find those temperatures just really rising very rapidly. so today, very comfortable. then tomorrow and wednesday get ready. it's full sunshine. it is going to get hot around here. triple digits back inland. 80s and 90s around the bay shoreline. we'll take a closer look at those daytime highs coming up in a few minutes. >> drew thank you. a criminal takedown involves confiscating animals coming up. the reason a shipment of toads brought here to the bay area was deemed potentially dangerous. >> and doctor anthony fauci finding himself on capitol hill once again. the questions he will be expected to answer about the government's handling of the pandemic. >> the first weekend of pride, full of celebrations and kickoff parties. and it continues this week. we have the bay area itinerary as we lead up to the san francisco pride parade on june 30th. that will be right here on abc seven. >> a live look outside right now it is 510. >> look at the pride flag at the top of the salesforce tower. >> that's cool. >> it's been up all weekend, i think. >> i thought this weekend, oh,

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a shipment of six potentially deadly toads from coming here to the bay area. so these are called granular toads, and they're usually in the amazon. officials say they were being illegally shipped and if they got loose, they could pose a threat to bay area wildlife and ecology. so now the toads are at the oakland zoo's vet hospital, and the zoo is working with the wildlife confiscation network to find them a new home. work to develop a bird flu vaccine for humans is intensifying. federal health officials say they are moving forward with plans to stockpile nearly 5 million doses of a bird flu vaccine, just in case. the moderna and pfizer,

moderna and pfizer confirm that they are working with the u.s. government on developing an mrna. bird flu vaccine. some versions are undergoing clinical trials right now. the risk to humans remains low if no evidence that the virus is spreading from person to person. a third u.s. dairy worker tested positive for the virus. this week after exposure to infected cows. the man who became the face of the covid pandemic response back in the spotlight, doctor anthony fauci is going to be on capitol hill facing some tough questions and amanda has more on what's expected to be a fiery hearing led by house republicans. amanda? >> yeah, kumasi this morning, doctor anthony fauci is set to publicly testify on capitol hill for the first time in two years. the hearing is about the government's handling of the pandemic ahead of the hearing, a subcommittee released a transcript of closed door interviews with fauci in january. that's when he was questioned about whether he knew former colleagues allegedly skirted public records laws. doctor fauci also acknowledged

in the interviews, as he had before publicly, the wuhan lab leak hypothesis about the origin of covid 19 is one of two likely possibilities. now, he continued to insist no federal funds were used for research to manipulate the coronavirus to be more transmissible at the facility. doctor fauci is expected to face questions about social distancing, masking and remote schooling, and if guidance on those issues was based on science. back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. bart will be running on schedule for the morning's commute. service was suspended over the weekend for construction work between san francisco's 24th street mission station and daly city, the glen park and balboa station's balboa park stations are back open. we are expecting green line service to be open from daly city out to berryessa san jose. people in philadelphia kicking off pride month by establishing a brand new guinness world record

category. so 263 people attended a drag queen story time reading. organizers say this was a first ever record for an event like this. drag performers read to an audience of adults and children, and books like twas the night before, pride and kevin the unicorn is not all rainbows. we're still waiting to hear if that guinness world record was approved here in the bay area. >> pride month is in full swing today. an event to kick off the festivities in san francisco city leaders and community members will be at city hall this morning for the annual pride flag raising. this has been a tradition at city hall since 1988, and that is going to start at 1130 in the north bay. sonoma county kicked off the month with its biggest pride parade ever. thousands of people came together over the weekend to celebrate equality, love and inclusion. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard takes us to the party. >> the sun was shining in santa

rosa, and so was the pride. this parade through downtown giving vibes of love and inclusion. >> pride is about celebrating community. everybody coming together and, celebrate our differences, our similarities and, being present >> thousands of people coming out for the 39th annual sonoma county pride parade and festival. the spurlock family is here showing their support. >> it's just a moment to really be proud of ourselves and celebrate and just be us. >> we grew up in a place that did not have a lot of queer support, and so it's really nice to come out and just see a big community, support the queer community. >> i love to dress up and show my, my support as an ally because, this is just the best day. i have so much fun at pride. >> some marched advocating for

the rights of trans youth, which are under attack across the country. >> i think it's really sad that people are attacking people who are just trying to live their lives and be themselves. >> years ago, this pride parade started very small, with a few dozen participants. today it stretches more than a mile with a record 105 parade entries. i've been here all along, so i've seen the growth and it's great. it's all about inclusion and that's important. and our community understands that. they appreciate it and they support it. pride overall for me means that we can be out and proud in a safe place and be with our loved ones. organizers say it's great being among the first in the bay area kicking off pride month celebrations. >> we love it. we call it the bookending. you come here. you have a great pride. and then you go to san francisco and have a better pride in santa rosa. >> cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> and that tees up this pride parade, which is happening san francisco, june 30th and abc seven is the only place you can watch it live. streaming wherever you watch abc seven. we

will be out there and i can't wait. they have great weather in sonoma. they did county for this. they sure did. and i know that we'll have the same. >> i know we're all sitting here and none of us is moving. yeah, yeah. sorry, i heard that. >> i heard that it's beautiful weather. okay, we have to gear up. it's the first heat wave of the year. we're talking the first heat advisories, the first excessive heat warnings. enjoy today, because today is going to be the coolest day of the week. tomorrow these temperatures are really going to take off. so today we actually have a cold front that is moving through northern california. it will bring about cloudy skies today. cooler temperatures and then tomorrow behind that cold front, high pressure quickly builds. in here. our heat wave arrives. heat advisories kick in here starting tomorrow morning, lasting through thursday. and then by the weekend we get rid of a lot of that heat will keep the sun shining. temperatures are really back to average, so today it's a pretty cloudy one. even inland. it's breezy. later this afternoon, temperatures in

the upper 70s. a lot of clouds around the bay shoreline will basically stay in the 60s all day today. and then along the coast, we are totally clouded up and we'll find temperatures in the upper 50s. so we're below average for this time of the year. 65 in the city, 70 in oakland today, about 76 in san jose, cool along the coast, half moon bay, 59. but santa rosa will manage to get up to 80 degrees. there 79 in concord, 80 the high in antioch overnight. tonight, we're going to clear out those skies as high pressure moves in. we'll find temperatures starting out in the 50s first thing tomorrow morning. and then those temperatures get hot pretty fast . in fact, much of california will go under heat advisories, excessive heat warnings tomorrow as this wave moves in here, some hot temperatures, the central valley, we're going to find numerous cities above 100 degrees, even parts of our area will likely see triple digit heat. so you look at the heat risk on tuesday. it's low to moderate along the coast. but then as you move inland, you see these bright reds, even in the valleys of parts of sonoma and napa county, that is a major

heat risk, meaning it's the first of the season. our bodies aren't quite used to this heat yet, so that means the first heat wave of the year is always tough on our body. so take it easy because future tracker temperatures. i mean, look at these numbers tomorrow afternoon we're watching those areas inland like antioch, concord, fairfield, calistoga, hitting 100 degrees. i mean, in oakland you're in the mid and upper 80s for daytime highs. i think the city goes into the upper 70s close to 80 degrees, low 90s for san jose, close to 100in santa rosa. so it is going to get hot here very quickly tuesday afternoon. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. cloudy and cool today. but then we have that heat alert starting tomorrow. excessive heat continues on wednesday. it's still warm on thursday, but the heat begins to ease before we head into a very nice weekend saturday and sunday, guys. >> thank you drew. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> another launch aborted when boeing's starliner is now scheduled to take off, and the importan

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when that fire broke out. one home was destroyed, two firefighters injured. >> and number two, enjoy today's cool and cloudy weather because our first heat wave of the season arrives here tomorrow. heat advisories and excessive heat warnings begin tuesday morning, lasting through thursday. temperatures about 10 to 20 degrees above average starting tomorrow afternoon. >> number three today, san francisco leaders are expected to propose new legislation to crack down on the sale of stolen goods on city streets. it comes as a ban on street vendors in the mission district will expire in august. >> number four overnight, mexico elected its first woman president, claudia sheinbaum once worked at lawrence berkeley national lab here in the bay area. >> number five today, hunter biden goes on trial for felony gun charges. if he's found guilty, biden could face up to 25 years in prison. legal experts say prison time is unlikely. >> and number six, taking a look at drive times that typical morning slow down from tracy to dublin, that will take you 53 minutes. san rafael to san

francisco 16 minutes and a 25 minute drive from antioch to concord. but you won't see this on your screen as of 515, ace reports that train one is delayed 30 minutes approaching vasco road amtrak station number seven, this is pat sajak's last week on wheel of fortune. >> he has hosted the show since 1981. you can watch every night at 730 right here on abc seven. >> there's a new challenge for astronauts headed to the international space station. the launch of boeing's new spacecraft has been delayed until at least wednesday, when they finally make it up there. there's an urgent plumbing issue, and they have a critical part to fix it. here's abc news reporter andrew dymburt. clock stopped at t -three minutes 50s with less than four minutes left on the countdown clock, boeing's starliner launch was halted over the weekend due to a computer issue. >> the launch now set for wednesday. it can't come soon enough for americans on the international space station because, along with two astronauts, the starliner will

now carry some crucial cargo a toilet pump essential to keeping the water clean. we recycle our water up to 97, so each, you know, each each liter we bring up, we use it and yet we still get 97% of it back. mike fincke helped design the space station's plumbing. he says it costs about $5,000 to bring a liter of water up to space. so without the ability to turn wastewater into drinking water, nasa's utility bill would be out of this world. >> any of you who have ever out there that have a swimming pool or even a car, you know you need to have a pump to circulate the fluids. and this pump did, and it broke early. and thank goodness that starliner was available. >> the pump is so important. the astronauts are leaving some luggage behind to make room. this isn't the first time the pump has broken, but fincke says the booming business of private space travel is making it easier to send up a replacement. >> we have a robust economy. we're sending rockets up to space station quite a bit, so this was the next available opportunity. >> until the new pump arrives, astronauts on the space station

are being forced to store waste water, a tough task in such tight quarters. andrew dymburt abc news new york. >> save mart has agreed to pay $1.6 million for selling expired products. the company operates nearly 200 grocery stores across california, including the lucky and food max brands here in the bay area. it had been accused by the district attorneys in six counties of selling over the counter medication, infant formula and baby formula past the use by date. save mart didn't admit or deny these accusations in the settlement, but did agree to that payment. a winning build from an 11 year old lego master on the peninsula, james in hillsboro, beat out nine other finalists in legos, bay area mini master model builder 2024 competition. his winning concept a lego dragon in math class. the competition was held yesterday at the legoland discovery center in milpitas, so now james advances to the national

competition, which will be held july 31st. he will need to build something based on the bay area. you all this was a full epic party in san francisco coming up at 530. we're looking inside the sold out rave on the steps of city hall. >> but first it's live. look outside at 527 at sfo. we're coming right back. >> this is abc 724 seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. live in oakland. yeah >> you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. we are, we are, we are, we are, we are, we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start

a new push to crack down on the sale of stolen goods, now a 530. the proposal to tackle fencing on the street. >> a history making election in mexico. votes being tallied in its presidential election. the mexican citizens here in the bay area, upset with what they say happened in line. >> san francisco is open for business. those words from mayor london breed, after hosting a sold out rave just outside city hall. more than 25,000 fans in attendance. >> good morning everybody. it is monday, june 3rd. >> let's start our party with meteorologist drew tumor. >> yeah, it was a time over the weekend we're taking a look at our first heat wave of the season. arriving here tomorrow. today it's cloudy and it's cool out there. you can see from sutro tower we've got several layers of clouds. current conditions. you can see it's a mix of stars and clouds. this morning. but we will have some hotter weather moving in here tomorrow. a cold front actually moving through eureka this

morning. bring some light rain there for us. it's just a pretty cloudy day and temperatures at or slightly below average numbers. right now we're in the 50s and mid 60s. it feels a touch humid out there as this front begins to move through here. so looking at the coast today, it's pretty cloudy all day long. temperatures staying in the mid and upper 50s as you move towards the bay shoreline. we'll see some peaks and peaks of sunshine throughout the day. it's not totally bright temperatures in the mid 70s and then inland. it's not too much warmer than that. it feels pretty comfortable when it comes to our daytime highs, but again, it's partly sunny and temperatures topping out in the upper 70. then things change in a big way tomorrow. our first heat advisory of the year in excessive heat warnings will kick in. we're getting ready for triple digit heat in some areas. we'll take a closer look at those daytime highs coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with amanda and see that drive times going. >> hi drew. here at 532 we're taking a live look at the eastshore freeway. the headlights, of course, heading west on i 80. you can see from highway four into the city. it will take you about 41 minutes.

things certainly filling in this morning. back to you. >> thanks, amanda. developing news on a massive wildfire near tracy. the corral fire in san yesterday and it quickly just grew in size to more than 14,000 acres. drivers along 580 could see it for miles. abc seven news reporter julie rodriguez is here with a look at what families left behind. gloria, because people are finally being able to go back home after those evacuations were lifted. >> they are kumasi. those evacuation orders have been downgraded to evacuation warnings, but residents are still being asked to stay vigilant as a wildfire continues burning. more than 400 firefighters have responded to the corral fire, with two alameda county firefighters hospitalized for treatment of minor to moderate burns. the fires started on saturday afternoon east of a lawrence livermore laboratory site near tracy. lakshmi says she grabbed what she could from her home in

the tracy hills neighborhood on saturday night and got out. >> we started seeing the flames. we saw how catastrophic it was and the whole hills were burning . and i think from my from my house, we could actually see like a big line of fire. >> we're so incredibly thankful. like beyond belief uh- seeing part of our grass right there burned is like scary enough. >> amanda mammone lives across the street. a portion of her front lawn shows how close that fire got before firefighters stopped it. the fire has now scorched more than 14,000 acres. it is now 50% contained. winds helped carry that fire, but by sunday, the weather started to cooperate with calmer winds and cooler temperatures. live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you. happening today, leaders in san francisco are sharing a new push to crack down on the sale of stolen goods. the proposing new legislation that will tackle fencing on the streets. amanda

has more on the plan that will be announced today. >> yeah, reggie. san francisco leaders hinted at the plan in november as they banned street vending in the mission district. the ban was an attempt to push out vendors who did not have permits and were allegedly taking part in illegal activities. the goal is to end what the city categorized as extremely dangerous fencing operations, the city says since the ban went into effect, there have been positive improvements, which include reduced calls for service to police and street cleaning requests. the city also says it's continuing to assess how to ensure conditions on sidewalks do not deteriorate again. but the ban also forced out vendors who did have permits . right now, it's set to expire in august. mayor london breed, state senator scott wiener, police chief bill scott and supervisor hillary ronen will be part of today's announcement out outside city hall. back to you, kumasi. >> thank you. amanda. tomorrow, president biden is expected to announce an executive order on

the southern border. the plan would reduce the number of migrants allowed to seek asylum in the u.s. white house officials have reached out to mayors who represent cities along the border to potentially join the president, according to cnn. the plan is designed to dull republican attacks on border security. this announcement is coming three weeks before the first presidential debate, which is set for june 27th. for the first time, mexico has elected a woman to be president of the country. mexico's election institute says. claudia sheinbaum has been elected president, and she once worked at lawrence berkeley national lab. this is the largest election in the country's history. mexican citizens were able to cast their ballot in the u.s. in person for the first time at 23 mexican consulate sites. now, we've learned many here at the consulate in san francisco were turned away because locations closed at 5 p.m. our time yesterday, the national institute of elections says they were allotted 1500 ballots, but

they didn't have time to register. everybody who was lined up outside. abc seven news reporter tara campbell talked with voters about the importance of this election. >> the line spanning for blocks around the consulate general of mexico sunday, mexican voters showing up big time at the san francisco polls. >> this is a party for democracy in mexico. we are all very excited and proud that everybody showed up, and everybody wants a change and we're here for that. >> voters arriving from across the bay area waiting for hours here. >> we've been in the line for probably 2 or 3 hours already, and we're halfway there a lot of people came at three in the morning and they barely left just right now. >> this is the first year mexican citizens living in the u.s. have been able to vote at the country's consulate. previously the options were to vote by mail or electronically. >> we've been waiting for five hours. did you expect this? not five hours. but i did expect three. and we're going to be here for like seven. it's our right and our obligation towards

our country. but seven hours is very patriotic. >> and while there was some frustration with the wait, the majority were feeling hopeful for their homeland. >> no, i'm not surprised because we all know that, like, the stakes are pretty high. it's a historical election and i'm actually like, i mean, it's a long line, but i'm quite happy to be here and to see the turnout of the people, the stakes high, indeed, with both presidential frontrunners being women, it's a big thing. >> it's as a woman, you know, coming. it's a really big thing for me to have a woman president that supports, you know, single, single mothers and the youth, the elders. >> it's very important for us. >> i think i'm going to cry whenever i'm going to vote for a woman. it's huge for mexico. culturally it's going to be a big role model for women everywhere. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> now to the escalation in the conflict between north and south korea. north korea is promising to stop sending trash filled balloons across the border, at least for now. hundreds of these

balloons started falling across south korea this past week. they're carrying everything from cigaret butts to cloth scraps, even manure. north korean leaders say it's in response to south korean activists floating leaflets of propaganda over the border. south korea threatened to retaliate yesterday. north korea said it would temporarily stop this trash campaign on this thursday will mark 80 years since d-day on the san francisco bay. >> a celebration was held to highlight the ss jeremiah o'brien's vital role in the invasion. the liberty ship is one of the rare survivors of the nearly 7000 strong armada that was off the coast of normandy, france, on d-day. yesterday, locals joined veterans and active duty members of the armed services to highlight the o'brien's role moving supplies and troops throughout europe during world war two. her final trip across the atlantic happened 30 years ago to commemorate the 50th anniversary of d-day. >> the jeremiah o'brien was the

only one of the three that could actually make it, so it steamed down the west coast through the panama canal, up the east coast, across the atlantic, and on june six, 1994, it was off of the beaches of normandy. >> commerce. >> the ceremony also paid tribute to the valor and sacrifice of the greatest generation who fought during the war. >> after months of studying, some bay area high school students were turned away from taking the sat exam. the issue at the testing site that is now forcing a thousand students to rush and reschedule the stress. person checking the weather with meteorologist drew tuma. don't worry, i overslept the first time i took the sat, so. >> and look how i turned out. >> did you end up taking it that day? no. >> oh, okay. you know, they're very strict about that. if you don't show up on time, you're not taking you're not taking it. and look what happened to me. i'm on tv now, so it'll all worked out, here's a live look outside from our san jose camera this morning. it is cloudy out

there. it's also on the humid side. we have a cold front that is slowly progressing through northern california. dew points are elevated, temperatures are elevated as well. but we're going to stay in the 60s and 70s all day today and get used to that cloud cover. it's hanging around the next 24 hours. here's future weather. you can see by 9 a.m. it's not too warm out there. we're mainly in the 50s and low 60s, and today is one of the coolest days we have this week. so enjoy it because tomorrow afternoon temperatures get very hot. our first heat wave of the season kicks in here starting tomorrow afternoon. today, temperatures at or below average for this time of the year. it does get breezy out there this afternoon by 4 p.m. as that cold front begins to progress. we have that onshore flow gusting about 20 to 30mph. so it's just a day of winds and clouds and temperatures that are just a little bit below average. so 70 the high in oakland today, 65 in the city we'll go to 76 in san jose, 77 in napa, 80. and antioch. quite cloudy along the coast. half moon bay coming in at 59 degrees. then everything does a 180. tomorrow it's full sunshine. high pressure builds in here and our first heat wave

of the year kicks off. so heat advisories and excessive heat warnings begin tomorrow morning for areas away from the coast. we do expect our warmest cities tomorrow inland to hit or exceed 100 degrees, even around the bay shoreline. we'll go into the 80s and into the 90s. so take a look at the next three days. today is certainly cool and cloudy, and then it's full sunshine and hot weather, triple digit heat inland, 80s and 90s around the bay shoreline. even the coast is going to be mild in the 70s. a

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exams. >> now, about 1000 students were ready to take the test this past weekend, but they got sent home because of issues at the testing site. abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to a student whose big concern now is how to meet that november college application deadline. >> isabel davis was one of the few thousand students who showed up at the oakland marriott saturday morning, signed up to take the sat test. it was really shocking and disappointing, especially because i've been preparing for this for weeks. >> we study so much for it. we pay a lot for tutors and we get there and then we can't take the test at issue. >> the wi-fi wasn't working. that's according to the college board, which administers the sat . in a statement to abc seven news, it says that 1400 students were not able to take the test because of the wi-fi problem. >> i mean, you think that if they've been running this organization for like 100 years, they'd have had a big backup plans. >> davis says that students sat in limbo for three hours until they were told to go home, while

some colleges no longer require the sat. davis is applying to schools that do. early applications are due in november , and davis says there are no remaining bay area test dates to meet that deadline. >> it's shocking really. i mean, it's there's no accountability and that's very clear. >> as a parent, brian davis is frustrated that his daughter may now be at a disadvantage. and he says there needs to be more accountability for when problems arise. >> it's a monopoly. it's not like you can take the test from somebody else. you know, you're stuck. >> in its statement, the college board says student demand has exceeded capacity and that there's a shortage of test centers. the college board says that it did add capacity for 6000 extra seats for the may and june test dates. >> if you look at the college board, testing sites and dates now, it's all full. >> parent eunice charles says that she was told her son will get his money back, but her concern is how and when he can retest. not a refund. >> i just want to know, are they

going to offer another date? you know, is it going to be easy for us to get a date? can you open up more space for us? the people, the students who missed it? >> today, families say the college board told them they'll get an email outlining the next steps in oakland, anser hassan. abc seven news. >> jennifer lopez has canceled her upcoming this is me live summer tour. j.lo says she is, quote, heartsick and devastated about having to cancel on her fans, live nation reports. it's quote taking she's taking time off to be with her children, family and close friends. it comes amid reports of poor ticket sales and her marital issues with actor ben affleck. the tour would have been her first tour in north america in five years, and she was supposed to make a stop at chase center in july. well, if you were in san francisco saturday night, you most likely heard. or maybe you saw the rave happening just outside the front doors of city hall. there are about 25,000 people there for skrillex and

fred again show in civic center plaza. and some people can hear the music all the way in the castro. they wrapped up that show, though, by the 10 p.m. city curfew, and we mean right at 10 p.m. mayor london breed was in attendance saturday night, declaring online that the city is open for business and fun. the impromptu show was full of bass heavy, unreleased tracks that they just finished working on during a trip to mexico together. now there were some surprise appearances and paca's there. oh, all right, that's cool. guess what? it was also a pretty sweet homecoming for skrillex, who lived in san francisco for ten years. >> that's really neat. yes, more of this. >> more. >> it was so cool. >> more concerts when i was walking by, i was like, why am i not in here? and i tried to get in here and they said, you will not get in here. get in that first little hour, you will not get it, and you can't even see unless you you can't even see. yeah. all you see is like city hall and a huge stage and some lights. >> i heard it.

>> yes. you know what? >> you need it. you need to be friends with someone who has a condo near there. yes. you see it from above. >> is that what you did. >> no. oh i was no. at that point i was at home minding my business. yeah, yeah, yeah yeah i really was. >> but we talk about celebrity appearances is we had celebrity audio from abc seven. >> we did amanda alerted us to this. >> well it was topher, our producer, who first alerted me. and toward the end, they played some audio clip that had both larry beil and kristen sze tossing to luis pena's package. his her story about the rave. >> so we're cool. >> we're youth youthful. >> imagine we're with skrillex track just doing your job. luz pena, abc seven news. just making a skrillex track. >> i wonder if he'll take it on the road. >> that'll be cool. that is awesome. outside this morning it is cloudy out there. get ready for just a cooler than average day. and then we start to track our first heat wave of the year tomorrow. so the accuweather

headlines. we actually have a cold front that is creating all this cloud cover you see from our south beach camera. it's a cooler day but then everything changes. tomorrow that sunshine is back in a big way. we heat up very rapidly. our first heat advisories of the year and excessive heat warnings begin tomorrow and then the weekend. temperatures are back to average with full sunshine, so the weekend is looking fantastic. let's talk about today though. inland it's going to be a pretty cloudy day. it's also breezy. those winds start to pick up later on this afternoon. we'll stay in the 70s for daytime highs around the bay shoreline. i wouldn't expect a lot of sunshine today. it's pretty cloudy, a touch humid as well with temperatures in the 60s and certainly along the coast. it's just an overcast day and we'll keep those highs in the upper 50s. so looking at highs across the region today under mostly cloudy skies, we'll go to 70 in oakland, 72 in fremont, san mateo palo alto only 65 in the city 76 in san jose, about 77 in napa, 50s for half moon bay. then overnight tonight, we will rid our sky of any cloud cover. we turn clear and those lows dip

into the 50s and then we get hot tomorrow afternoon. in fact, it's not only here locally in the bay, it's across a huge portion of california that we experience our first heat wave of the season, numerous heat advisories and excessive heat warnings kick in here tomorrow. the valleys are going to get hot. the central valley, the sacramento valley. we'll find temperatures well above 100 degrees even in the bay. our hottest cities inland will get to about 100 degrees. so we look at the heat risk for tuesday. it's moderate across a huge portion of the region. the first heat wave of the year is always toughest on our bodies because we're not used to this weather quite yet. we do find some areas in the valleys of sonoma, napa county, certainly solano county, parts of contra costa county where we do have a major heat risk, and those are the areas that will likely approach, if not exceed 100 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. so we take a look at future tracker temperatures on tuesday. it is dramatically warmer than today. you can see those numbers well above average. we're likely about 10 to 20 degrees above average records are possible as well. around the bay shoreline.

we don't get much relief from the heat. we're in the 80s and 90s, so it's one of those days you really want to find ways to beat the heat uh- hydrate frequently. if you have to be outside, please take frequent breaks in the shade and also check on those that are susceptible to the heat, like the young and the elderly. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. cloudy and cool today. and then that heat alert kicks in here tomorrow. it's warm to hot with excessive heat through wednesday. thursday it's still warm before we cool off on friday. and that leads to a very nice weekend on the way saturday and sunday guys. >> thanks jr. new at six. the agreement made this weekend in the middle east over oil prices. how that might impact how much you're paying at the pump here. >> first though, t

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off the coast of san diego. here's abc news reporter kayna whitworth. >> reporter in this morning's gma first look, the sign says it all shark incident. do not enter. >> ran down without knowing what he was running toward and responding to. >> beaches closed north of san diego after a 46 year old man was bitten by a shark in del mar sunday morning. >> i called the medics just sensing the urgency before understanding what the nature of the call was. the man, reportedly swimming roughly 100 yards offshore with a group of other swimmers that frequent those waters. >> when he was bit, there was an initial bump and then there was a bite, and then there was the shark still in range, potentially, like coming back toward him and him having to, like, reach out and kind of defend. >> and that's where where the hand and arm lacerations were sustained. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more on how lifeguards are keeping you safe with your

gma first look, i'm kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> some controversy brewing in the wnba. rookie caitlin caitlin clark got fouled on saturday. and a call the league is now upgrading to a flagrant violation. so on saturday, kennedy carter knocked clark to the ground during the game at the time, they just declared it a common foul. but after outcry, the league reviewed the foul and said it was flagrant, which means carter could eventually be suspended. clark called the foul part of the game. carter did not comment or apologize after the game. >> this week marks the end of an iconic bit of tv history. it is pat sajak's last week hosting wheel of fortune. he is retiring. this week's theme is titled thanks for the memories. it will involve tributes to sajak, the 77 year old has hosted the game since 1981. last june, he announced he would retire at the end of the season. ryan seacrest will take over as host in september. abc seven is your home for wheel of fortune. you can watch weeknights at 730,

right after jeopardy! >> new at six a potential transit strike that could cripple some public transportation in san francisco this summer. >> then the popular food that won't be available for olympians in paris later this summer, and the illegal toads shipped to the bay area that could have had harmful environmental impacts if they were not seized. >> and we're taking a look at the forecast today. it is going to be a mostly cloudy day. temperatures not too warm. we're in the 60s and 70s for daytime highs, but everything changes here tomorrow. our first heat wave of the season will kick off. we'll have a heat advisory and excessive heat warning beginning here on tuesday. that will increase the risk of heat related illnesses like heat exhaustion and heat stroke. take a look at the next three days. enjoy the cool weather today because those temperatures take off tomorrow. we're expecting 100 degrees inland, 80s and 90s around the bay shoreline. we'll do it again on wednesday before that heat wille by friday

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hey, flex. considering there's a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. abc seven mornings live now at 6:00, a wildfire near livermore and tracy. >> 50% contained homeowners allowed to return to their homes. at least two firefighters have been hurt. we are monitoring the latest conditions as this investigation continues. >> ben, former president trump asking the supreme court to intervene after his historic conviction