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 and the calendar has

turned to june, which means it is pride month events happening all around the bay area. and a cheers to the community and the allies. on this monday, june 3rd, we're going to start the check of our forecast. >> drew. >> yes, today's the coolest day of the week. from here on out it gets hot. so tomorrow we expect our first heat wave of the season to kick in here. but this morning you could see a lot of cloud cover. not only fog down below, but we have some pretty % all associated with a cold front that's moving through northern california. this morning. it's actually bringing some rain to eureka. we're not getting any rain out of this, but we are getting all that cloud cover and a cool afternoon on the way. temperatures this morning as we get you going mid 50s to the mid 60s. it also feels a touch humid out there as well. you probably notice that as you step outside along the coast. today is just a pretty cloudy day. very limited sunshine, temperatures mainly in the mid and upper 50s around the bay shoreline. we'll see mostly cloudy skies as well. temperatures topping out in the

mid 70s and not too much warmer inland. today we will find a mix of sun and clouds, breezy in the afternoon and highs going into the upper 70s, but everything turns hotter here. starting tomorrow we have heat advisories and excessive heat warnings, starting here tomorrow morning for our first heat wave of the season. we'll take a closer look at these afternoon highs coming up in eight minutes, but let's check in with amanda and see how the commute is going. hi, drew. >> a commuter alert here at the top of the hour. we'll first start with ace. train one is delayed about 24 minutes, especially approaching the fremont amtrak station. this is because of signal issues in stocktonand then for bart, there is no green line service today due to a planned track closurand a bus bridge between daly city and the 24th street mission stop is the issue. so sf and east bay bound travelers use the orange and blue lines instead, and expect a delay of about 30 minutes. back to you, reggie. >> okay, amanda. thank you. developing news right now a wildfire near tracy is just 50% contained this morning. the

corral fire is burning a san joaquin county. it started over the weekend, and it quickly jumped in size to more than 14,000 acres. drivers ang five 8-80 could see it for miles. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here with a look at the damage. and gloria, we know hundreds of firefighters are still out there tackling these hot spots. >> they are ready. and, you know, the good news is that firefighters are making progress on this fire right now. the corral fire in san joaquin county is 50% contained. evacuation orders have been lifted and they've been 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, and he noticed that his neighbor's house across the street went 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. >> if people are looking for a sign that it's time to get prepared for peak fire, fire activity, this is the sign. >> cal fire says fierce winds carried the grass fire. but by sunday, the weather started to cooperate with calm winds and cooler temperatures and the cause of this fire is still under investigation. residents in the area are asked to stay vigilant, live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you, gloria, if you're driving along highway four this morning, you're going to notice some charred grass. a small brush fire burned about two acres near the willow pass road exit last night. it started around 830, but it was quickly contained. >> today, p-g-and-e's will give an update on what it's 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 tech to mitigate the risk of fires. p-g-and-e's has been spending millions of dollars every year for the last several 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 all of this work. and as we get into fire season, make sure you have the abc seven bay area app will send alerts with the latest information on fires, the weather forecast, where you live and other breaking news. as it happens, be sure to turn on notifications 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 those flames were put out. all of it started around four yesterday afternoon on sand point drive near quimby road in san jose. embers then blew onto the home next door as crews were fighting that fire and the embers blew down the street. and then another home, a third home caught on fire. one of the homeowners, whose home 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 these homes safely. the cause of the original fire is still being investigated. >> we could learn more today about the charges the person will face after a hit and run crash at the walnut creek farmers market. two people are in critical condition after the crash happened yesterday morning. the crash happened sometime after 5 a.m. while people were setting up their booths on locust street, one vendor tells abc seven news the victims were vendors. he says the area is pretty 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. >> police usually come during the market, but he'd like to see

them there earlier while they are setting up for the market. the driver took off after the crash, but was later arrested. that person has not been identified. >> new video this morning shows hunter biden arriving to court in delaware. jury selection begins today as he's facing three felony gun charges. first lady doctor jill biden is also there. this is the first time in u.s. history that a child of a current president will be standing trial. he's accused of lying about his drug use in october of 2018, on a form to buy a gun. he has acknowledged going through addiction during that time, but his attorneys say he did not break the law, calling this case politically motivated. if he is found guilty , biden could face up to 25 years in prison. legal experts suggest that as a first time and nonviolent offender, he will likely not serve time. >> former president trump lashing out against his felony conviction in new york. amanda, 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. >> he's scheduled to be sentenced on july 11th, four days before the republican national convention. when 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. back to you, drew. >> we'll take a live look outside from sutro tower this

morning. there's a fair amount of cloud cover out there. you'll take a look at all of our reporting stations right now, and you can see it's a pretty cloudy start to the day. it's all because of a cold front that is making its way slowly through northern california, and will stay with those partly sunny conditions throughout the entire day today. so temperatures are not too hot for this time of the year. we'll find temperatures in the 60s and 70s for the most part. later on this afternoon, and then that heat will really crank tomorrow with our first heat wave of the season. winds are a little breezy this afternoon. you'll find by 4 p.m. those winds gusting about 20 to 30mph. that onshore flow certainly with us today. but that will change as well tomorrow. tomorrow, a lot less wind and a lot more heat. so looking at highs today, enjoy today because it is the coolest day of the week. 70 in oakland, 76 in san jose we'll go to 65 in the city 80 in santa rosa a high of 79 in concord. but then tomorrow, heat advisories and excessive heat warnings are first of the year, will begin in

the morning, and this will last through thursday. so we're looking at several days of hot weather. so that does increase the risk of heat illnesses like heat exhaustion and heat stroke. so today temperatures are a okay. then tomorrow it gets very hot out here. our hottest spots inland hitting 100 degrees. we expect 80s and 90s around the bay shoreline. a closer look at those daytime highs reggie aqui kumasi coming up in just a few minutes. >> drew. thank you. still ahead, the search for clues and tips after more than two dozen people got hurt during a drive by shooting, then doctor anthony fauci back on capitol hill for the first time in nearly two years. the tough questions he could face from house republicans and the rush to fix a plumbing problem on the international space station, the issue plaguing

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the wuhan excuse me lab leak hypothesis about the origin of covid 19 is one of two likely possibilities, as 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, reggie. >> thanks, amanda. at least one person has died and 24 others are hurt after a mass shooting in akron, ohio, this morning. police are offering a reward for information to help find the person responsible. investigators say the shooting happened yesterday, just after midnight. it appears to have been a drive by targeting a birthday party. more than 100 people might have witnessed the violence. police say. >> a lot of shots i heard, i feel like i heard over 50, 50 shots, heard a lot of screaming. i thought it was the 4th of july, man. >> then i seen cars, everybody running. >> oh, a motive for the shooting

. now we're going to bring in ginger zee with a look at what's happening on gma this morning. good morning ginger. >> hey reggie kumasi great to be with you this morning. so coming up here on gma we'll start live on the scene of that fire in your state. so we've got mola there at the corral fire. and then i'm going to be talking about the forecast coming off that which i know drew has been all over but also in case you're traveling to dallas or something, there's more severe weather to talk about. so, you know, i've got a lot of headlines for you. also, the moment on the court that's making headlines in a heated matchup, a hard foul involving caitlin clark and kennedi carter. we're going to break down all the reaction. and we have an exclusive first look at pat sajak's exit interview. how he's feeling about leaving wheel of fortune after 41 seasons and his plans for the future. plus we've got a closer look at the high protein foods that are being marketed to people on drugs used for weight loss, plus great gifts for all the dads on your list. we're going to have a lot more coming up right here on gma. >> we need to host all of us some kind of game show, right?

>> yes. what is this game show called? oh, we got another workshop on our hands. workshop is. look, wait, what is kumasi say? classy. and what class? >> in dignity. class and dignity . >> class and dignity. that's the show that is the show. >> we can work something off of. class and dignity. because it can be about. i don't know, it could be about etiquette, but it could also be like, we're in class, like we're in session, we're in school. >> that's true. >> could work. okay, say there's going to be drama workshop complete. something happens. that's really dramatic. like drama, like a big teacup pours out and pours all over you. class. >> yes, it's with the pinky up. >> it's class, dignity and drama . yes. >> thank you. we got it also. everybody, this is now a copyrighted idea. do not steal it. we will find it. yeah, and we will show you no class nor any dignity. >> okay, ginger, we're ready to go. if you are. we'll see you at

seven and we'll see you in class. and dignity, the new hit show on abc. we'll be right back . oh we won't be right back. we're still talking. i forgot i know we got to talk about got to hide, which is in full swing here in the bay area. >> and today there's going to be an event to kick off the festivities in san francisco. city leaders and community members are going to be at city hall this morning for the annual pride flag raising. it's been a tradition at city hall since 1988, and it starts at 1130 in the north bay. >> pride celebrations continue today in sonoma county, the city of healdsburg. my fave is hosting a pride flag raising ceremony. i really just love that city. just days after sonoma county kicked off the month with its biggest pride parade that they've ever had in santa rosa, thousands of people came together over the weekend to celebrate equality, love and inclusion in some march, 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. >> pride overall for me, means that we can be out and proud in a safe place and be with our loved ones. >> the parade breaking records at least 105 parade contingents signed up to participate. wow. that's amazing. and a reminder, the 54th annual san francisco pride parade is coming up june 30th. abc seven is the only place you can watch it live, streaming wherever you watch abc seven. now i'm up here with my pride mug, and i'm looking around at these other people, my friends and these other people all not one bit of pride, okay? >> you know, color this counts. >> what you need is a pride mug. i was going to say, oh, yes, gifts today we are we are coming in with gifts today. sorry it's not wrapped. i really meant to make this more festive talking. >> i said i don't have a mug. oh my god, you don't love this. >> get out of here. >> thank you. take a look at this. i am loving this mug. when i saw it, i was like, i have to order for everybody.

>> oh my god, i love it. >> oh, this is fantastic, right? we don't have a camera that can get here. >> thank you. >> oh, well, there's no camera to zoom in, but just know that it's got cool. >> it is mickey on it. he's in his little pride outfit. i love it, it has a castle in there. it says disneyland in pride. look at this. >> she recycled it. everybody it was recycled. >> recycled? >> she said like she threw it in the bay. she didn't, this is nice. >> yeah. and you really held your game face today because i was like, i don't have a pride mug. >> he really did this. he teed this up last hour. yeah. >> i was so happy when both of you said that because i thought, yeah, there's one coming. and, gloria, i have yours. so if you can hear me, come down and get your pride. oh, wow. look at this. so cool. it's nice. right yes. >> that is, of course, he was dragging us and i got i was like, what? no. on day three, i want to go on day three of pride. >> you're already dragging me.

>> give me a second. that could be on trend. >> thank you friend, thank you. >> so welcome. >> all right. let me see. i was going to walk it up to the camera, but i don't know if our cameras can capture. i know my mic's having an issue. it's been having an issue all morning and i don't know what it is. here's here's a live look outside. this is our east bay hills camera. if you hear my mic crackling, we're trying to figure it out. it's a cloudy out there and we will see just a partly sunny sky today. look at our inland forecast. it's a partly sunny day. temperatures in the upper 70s for daytime highs 60s and pretty cloudy around the bay shoreline and along the coast will stay overcast and will stay in the 50. so just know today is the coolest day of the week. it gets hot here starting tomorrow, so 65 in the city we'll go to 70 in oakland with partly sunny skies, 76 in san jose. you may also notice it's a touch humid out there as this cold front moves through 80 in santa rosa, 79 the high in concord overnight tonight high pressure begins to move in. and what that means in the wake of this cold front, we're going to clear out the cloud cover. we turn to clear skies and temperatures start out

in the 50s tomorrow morning, but those temperatures are really going to soar very fast, not only here locally in the bay, but across a huge portion of california. heat advisories. excessive heat warnings across numerous counties. a lot of us are going to be dealing with this hot weather for several days. it starts tomorrow and it lasts through at least thursday. so locally we look at the heat risk tomorrow. it's moderate to major. the major heat risk is for the valleys of sonoma, napa county, parts of solano county. that deep red you see on your screen that is where temperatures are getting very close to, if not exceeding about 100 degrees tomorrow afternoon. so future track temperatures get ready for the heat. you will notice 90s in a huge area 100 degrees. even around the bay shoreline. we're in the 80s and in the 90, so you want to take it easy out there. the first heat wave of the year is always the hardest. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. cloudy and cooler today. then that heat alert kicks in here tomorrow. we stay hot through unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more

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lagoon because the eruption has been stable and it is not threatening the resort. well, there's a new challenge for astronauts headed for the international space station, and it involves plumbing. after being delayed over the weekend, wednesday is now the next chance for boeing's new starliner spacecraft to launch. and when it does, it's going to be carrying a toilet pump that is essential for keeping the water there clean. the iss uses a system that turns wastewater into drinking water, and without it, clean water has to be sent to the station and it costs about $5,000 to bring a liter of water to space. >> we have a robust economy. we're sending rockets up to space station quite a bit, so this was the next available opportunity. >> now, until that new pump gets there, astronauts on the space station are being forced to store wastewater for, which is tough anyway. but especially in tight quarters. california wildlife officials say they have

stopped a shipment of six potentially dangerous toads from coming here to the bay area, so they're called granular toads, and you'll usually find them in the amazon. officials say they were being illegally shipped, and if they had gotten too loose, they could pose a threat to bay area wildlife and ecology. 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. a winning build from an 11 year old lego master on the peninsula, james of hillsborough, beat out nine other finalists and lego bay area's mini master model builder 2024 competition, and his winning concept was a lego dragon in math class. the competition was held yesterday at the legoland discovery center in milpitas. james advances to the national competition on july 31st. he's going to need to build something based on the bay area. congrats! next, at 630, the labor issue that could potentially cause huge issues for san francisco commuters this

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firefighters hurt battling a large fire near tracy. one home has been destroyed. thousands of acres scorched. we're monitoring the conditions and the fight to get it under control. >> then the new push to crack down on stolen goods on the streets of san francisco. the plan is set to be announced in just a few hours, and some people line up for seven hours to cast a vote in the mexican presidential election. >> the winner is a woman with bay area ties. >> good morning everybody. it is monday, june 3rd and i have a new mug. >> you do have a new mug. >> reggie aqui you do. >> they look good. >> this rainbow handle and is like, sassy hands on the hips. yeah, yeah. >> the kumasi there's a there's a michiana who's giving who's giving pride. >> yeah, we're kicking off pride. well yeah, officially this weekend, but this is the first weekday, so that's right here we are. >> and we're starting it off with clouds. we'll start out with some temperatures in the 50s and 60s this morning a live look from sutro tower. it's just going to be a pretty cloudy and cool day out there. right now. a cold front is actually moving

through northern california. some light rain is falling around. eureka! we're not getting any rain out of this. we're just getting all the cloud cover today. and the cooler weather. today's a partly sunny day at best 55 right now in the city, but 65 in saint helena. good morning, san jose. you're at 63 degrees. so looking at the coast first this morning, we will find a lot of cloud cover temperatures in the upper 50s for daytime highs. as we look around the bay shoreline, it's a partly sunny day, but temperatures are quite comfortable in the mid 70s and then inland. it's not too much warmer than that. we're fighting a lot of the cloud cover throughout the day. it's a bit breezy this afternoon and highs % p.m. we get our first heat wave here, arriving tomorrow. this will last through thursday, so heat advisories and excessive heat warnings will kick in here starting tomorrow for some of the hottest weather. so far this year. we'll take a closer look at these daytime highs coming up in seven minutes. let's check in with amanda and see if that commute is going. good morning drew. >> here at 631 it is crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see our live cam right now

with the traffic is backed up to grand avenue and it continues slow across the span into the city to fifth street specifically. and then a quick mass transit alertere. no green line service on bart because of a planned track closure, but there is a bus bridge between daly city and 24th street instead. utilize the orange and blue lines to get around, and one last alert ace train one is delayed approaching the fremont amtrak station, and this is because of signal issues in stockton. it will set you back about 24 minutes. >> thanks, amanda. this morning the fight continues to get a brush fire in san joaquin county under control. >> this started over the weekend near tracy. it's already burned more than 14,000 acres. it is about 50% contained. joining us now live is cecile juliette with cal fire. so cecile, what is the latest on the numbers? how is the fire fight going this morning? >> so i actually have some good updated numbers for you. the acreage is the same. didn't change overnight. and the good news is that it is now 75% contained. right now. i don't

know if you can see behind me, but i'm standing here at the incident command post in tracy and we are going to get an update here at 7 a.m, all the firefighters are going to hear the latest information, and they're going to get their assignment for the day. >> oh, i'm so happy to hear that. did the conditions change to help you all kind of get it more under control? and what's the strategy as you look forward to today. >> so the conditions really improved from saturday to sunday, saturday you saw the video. the winds were fierce, 30 to 40 mile an hour sustained winds and 60 mile an hour gusts. people were saying they couldn't even stand up in those high winds. and the grass has been really tall because of all the recent rain. so it really got that fire fast. moving through those what we call flashy fuels, unfortunately, one home was lost and then the conditions really changed overnight and into sunday morning. and our firefighters knew that was going to happen because that's a typical weather pattern around

here. it's very windy in the afternoon. and so they took advantage of the higher relative humidity and the cooler temperatures on sunday morning. and they were really able to get a handle on this fire and start building those containment lines. and then overnight, this last night, they spent all night growing those containment lines. so now we're at 75, which is obviously great news, they were able to go direct on the fire yesterday, and they really just did a really good job, but as your meteorologist mentioned, now we have that, potential heat wave coming midweek, which is just going to dry everything out even further. and our big message for people is that we just had a fire in the bay area. it was 14,000 acres with evacuations on on june first, usually we see the more intense fire activity in july, august, september. so we just want everybody to be prepared. you don't know what's going to happen this summer, but we just want everybody to, of course, know several evacuation routes,

have their go bag ready. all the same messages that we're always talking about. >> that's a good message to put out there. cecile something else i'm curious about. we mentioned earlier there were two firefighters who were hurt over the weekend. do we know how they're doing this morning? the last update that i had was that they were still hospitalized. >> but the good news is they are expected to make a full recovery. you know, this just highlights how dangerous firefighting is and how dangerous it is for anybody to be near a fire. so what we're asking people is just to really pay attention to the evacuation orders and to get out early, because we're going to be coming in. if there's a fire which all fires start small. so our goal is to get in there quickly so that we can keep it small, get it out, and then hopefully people can get back into their homes quickly. so we just want everybody to listen to the warnings and evacuate early. >> started this fire. >> i'm sorry, could you repeat that? >> do you know at this point what started this fire, the cause of this fire is under

investigation, we let our fire investigators do their job, and we don't push them so that they can do it accurately. >> got it. >> cecil juliet from cal fire. we appreciate the information. and that update on the numbers. definitely the progress we are looking for. thanks so much and good luck to all the firefighters out there. 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. just make sure you turn on those notifications. >> happening today, leaders in san francisco will be sharing a new push to crack down on the sale of stolen goods. they're proposing new legislation to tackle fencing on the street. amanda has more on the plan that will be announced today. >> amanda kumasi 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 categorizes 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 it can 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. outside city hall. back to you. >> thanks, amanda. new at six muni workers have rejected the latest attempt by the city of san francisco to close a labor deal, opening a path for a summer strike, according to the chronicle. the local chapter of the transport workers union voted last week on the next three year contract. the tentative agreement contained a 13% pay raise over the next three years for union members. more than 60% of members voted against that deal. the current contract expires at the end of the month. we have reached out

to mayor london breeds office and the sfmta for comment on the negotiations with the union. we'll let you know when we hear back this morning, some high school students who were prepped and ready to take the sat are frustrated, stressed out and looking to reschedule. >> they were sent home over the weekend because of issues at the testing site. 1400 students showed up ready to take the test at the oakland marriott. but the college board, which administers that test, says the wi-fi wasn't working well. we know the test is all digital now, so the students had to go home. >> it's a monopoly. it's not like you can take the test from somebody else. you know, you're stuck. and so they have no accountability. >> administrators say students will receive a full refund and will be able to retest at a later date. but spots have been limited at northern california, testing sites, and some students are worried if they'll be able to get a spot in time for the november college application deadline is tomorrow.

>> president biden is expected to announce an executive order on the southern border. the plan will reduce the number of migrants allowed to seek asylum in the us. 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. the announcement comes three weeks before the first presidential presidential debate, which is happening june 27th. >> for the first time, mexico has elected its first female president. mexico's election institute says claudia sheinbaum won the election. she once worked at lawrence berkeley national lab, also, for the first time, mexican citizens were able to cast their ballot here in the u.s. in person at 23 mexican consulate sites, many at the consulate in san francisco, though, had to be turned away after the location closed at 5 p.m. our time. this happened yesterday and that line spanned for blocks and people waited for hours. >> we've been waiting for five hours. >> did you expect this?

>> not five hours, but i did expect it. 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. >> people say they were excited to vote for a woman in this historic election. 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 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 6th, 1994, it was off of the beaches of normandy. >> a ceremony also paid tribute to the valor and sacrifice of the greatest generation, who fought during the war. >> still to come, the decision from opec that will impact gas and fuel prices across the world. >> and let's take a live look right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange, down about 30 points right now. another update on the markets next san francisco's civic center turned into a concert site. >> the rave, that brought more than 20,000 people to the area. but first, here's drew. >> hey there. we're gearing up for a very comfortable day here today. and then tomorrow. it's our first heat wave of the season, so we're going to see temperatures turn very warm very quickly tomorrow afternoon. here's a live look at our okay camera this morning. we have mostly cloudy conditions across the entire region 58 right now in the east bay we have higher humidity. you feel that dew

point up in the mid 50s. so you will notice it's a little muggy out there this morning as we track a cold front bringing all these clouds this morning. just expect a partly sunny day throughout the day today. the clouds will linger throughout the next 24 hours. temperatures were in the 60s and low 70s by about 1 p.m, and today we'll have afternoon highs at or just slightly below average. today is the coolest day of the week before that heat wave arrives. tomorrow winds that onshore flow is breezy, not as strong as yesterday or the day before. we had some pretty gusty winds over the weekend, but today we'll have those winds anywhere from about 20 to 30mph in the afternoon. so high of 70 in oakland today, under partly sunny skies, 65 in the city with a lot of cloud cover, 76 in san jose will go to 77. in napa, 79 is the high in concord. then tomorrow, our first heat wave of the season arrives. we have heat advisory and excessive heat warnings that will kick in, because look at the three day forecast. it gets very hot here tomorrow. that does continue on wednesday and even into thursday. we'll take a closer

look at these afternoon highs co

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news for the lake tahoe ecosystem. but but it could create a bit of a headache if you're visiting this summer. the higher water levels mean less space on popular lake tahoe beaches, so those beaches will likely feel more crowded this year. >> in southern california, swimmers recovering in the hospital this morning after getting attacked by a shark. that attack happened yesterday in del mar, just north of san diego. lifeguards saw a group of swimmers in distress trying to pull their friend out of the water. they found the 46 year old man had sustained bites to his torso and left arm and hand. officials believe the shark was a juvenile great white. the city closed ocean access and feared that the shark might still be swimming nearby and it is going to be closed until tomorrow. >> work to develop a bird flu vaccine for humans is ramping up. federal health officials say they're moving forward with plans to stockpile nearly 5 million doses of a bird flu vaccine, just in case both moderna and pfizer confirmed they're working with the us government on developing an

mrna. bird flu vaccine. some versions are undergoing clinical trials right now. the risk to humans remains low, with 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 stay the same. >> the san rafael city council is expected to approve repealing its ban on natural gas appliances in new buildings. san rafael passed the ordinance in 2022 with the intent of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but they're rethinking this after a court ruled against berkeley in a legal fight over a similar ban. other bay area cities, including san francisco, sunnyvale and cupertino, have gas appliance bans. >> if you were in san francisco on saturday night, you most likely heard the raid happening just outside the front doors of city hall. about 25,000 people showed up for skrillex and fred again show in civic center plaza, and the music could be heard all the way from the castro. they wrapped up that

show by the 10 p.m. city curfew. mayor london breed was there, too. on 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. there were some surprise appearances. anderson. paak was there. it also served as a sweet home coming for skrillex, who lived in san francisco for ten years. >> now. it's our morning money report. keep an eye on property prices at the pump because they're expected to go up. saudi arabia plans to extend oil production cuts through 2025. this is part of an effort by the by opec to shore up the market. the three cuts total to about 5.8 million barrels per day. this likely means oil prices will remain high throughout the presidential election. and taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning, you can see that we're down about 30 points. >> 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. >> stanford softball team advancing to the semifinals at the women's college world series tonight. they'll have to beat texas to stay in it. last night, the cardinal beat ucla to fight off elimination and advance the game was significant in that it was likely the last game between two pac 12 teams, both ucla and stanford are leaving pac 12 for different conferences. first pitch tonight around four. >> simone biles has just won her ninth all around national title. yesterday, she competed in the u.s. gymnastics championships and dominated. she got the top

score in four events balance beam, floor exercise, uneven bars and vault. this is the final event before the olympic trials in late june. biles is making her way closer to returning to the olympics after taking a two year break from competing. >> the french are reportedly saying no to french fries at the paris olympics this summer, according to the new york times. the chefs in charge will not be serving fried potatoes to the 15,000 athletes at the olympic games. instead, they'll be preparing healthier options, including vegetarian hot dogs and sweet potatoes with hummus. grilled eggplant will also be on the menu. the focus is on sustainability. also, they want to show the world that french cuisine is more than french fries and buttery sauces. the games open in france in july. i mean, give me a croissant. >> croissant. >> give me a merida. baguettes. hurry up now. >> i'm not shocked. >> i wasn't thinking athletes wanted french fries. >> you know, i'm talking about just the people going to the

games. true. >> like give me some snacks. will you get hummus and your sweet potato fries? >> i mean, i love hummus, but also wanting something. where's my pastry? >> you think it'd be a time to show off like french food? french culture, right? i don't go on vacation to eat healthy. >> right? i thank you same. >> i mean, if i want fries, give me fries. right. >> well, fruits. come on. all the muscles. >> i want a vegetarian hot dog. >> please. you know the french? they're known for this vegetarian hot. they're trying to, like, reclaim that. it is impossible. let's go outside. here's pier 39 this morning. the sea lions are awake. the accuweather headlines are calling for a cold front today, so that's going to keep it cloudy today. temperatures on the cool side. but this is our coolest day all week because the big headline our first heat wave of the year is arriving tomorrow. a heat advisory and excessive heat warnings will kick in here. those last through thursday, then heading into the weekend, those temperatures are back to average and we keep that full sunshine. so today's forecast pretty cloudy. upper 70s for inland areas around the

bay shoreline. get used to the mostly cloudy conditions. it's also a day where temperatures are below average. stuck in the 60s and then along the coast, it's just an overcast day and we'll stay in the 50s. so highs today we'll go to 65 in the city, 70 in oakland with partly sunny skies, 76 in san jose, 77 in napa, about 80 in antioch. along the coast. it is just a cloudy day. half moon bay on the cool side at 59 degrees. now, overnight tonight it's going to change. our skies clear out, our clouds are gone and temperatures will dip into the 50s. and that will set the stage for a hot day starting tomorrow. it's not only here locally, it's across a huge portion of california. we have heat advisories and excessive heat warnings kicking in here. so tomorrow locally we do have a moderate to major heat risk. the reason why the first heat wave of the year is always toughest on our bodies. we're not acclimated to the heat quite yet, so we find areas like the valleys of sonoma county, napa county, solano county, these deep reds, those are the areas that have the major heat risk because temperatures are going

to be well above average for this time of the year. future tracker temperatures showing you our hottest areas close to. if not eclipsing 100 degrees around the bay shoreline. look all these 80s and low 90s san jose, a warm if not hot high of 92 100in concord will go to 98. in santa rosa. here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you it's cloudy and cool today. then we have that heat alert. tomorrow our heat wave begins. it will last through thursday, and by the weekend we'll find more comfortable temperatures and a lot of sunshine. both saturday and sunday. >> thanks, drew. a famous donkey is getting a $10,000 gift from the city of palo alto. but the city is getting pushback for ponying up the cash. the donkey, named perry, lives in a park in palo alto's barron park area. volunteers care for perry and several other boroughs. perry's claim to fame the city says animators use images of him to create donkey from the shrek films. perry is getting a little bit up there in age, and palo alto's mayor wants to help the

volunteers with his medical bills this month at a city council meeting, other city leaders shared reservations about handing out so much money when the city is in a deficit, the city is losing money. >> we have a deficit this year, we have a deficit next year. we have deficits for next four, four years or so. and, so just seems irresponsible in my opinion. >> it's a great opportunity for well-being in the community as well to be able to interact with these wonderful animals, animals . >> i never thought this would be in a sentence i would share with you, but the mayor says the donkey money is coming from a discretionary fund that's about to expire and doesn't roll over, and that's that on that about a donkey. this week marks the end of an iconic bit of tv history. it is pat sajak's last week hosting wheel of fortune before he retires. this week's theme is titled thanks for the memories and 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 is taking over as

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14,000 acre wildfire near tracy is now 75% contained. that's a new number. we just got a few moments ago. cal fire says crews are making good progress compared to what we saw saturday when that fire broke out. one home was destroyed. two firefighters were injured. >> and number two, it is cloudy and cool today with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. but get ready. our first heat wave of the year arrives tomorrow. our heat risk begins tuesday morning. heat advisories and excessive heat warnings will last through thursday. we expect our hottest cities to go into the 90s, if not exceeding 100 degrees in the afternoon. >> number three today, san francisco leaders expected to propose proposed new legislation which would crack down on the sale of stolen goods on city streets. it comes as a ban on street vendors in the mission district is set to 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. >> first lady jill biden has arrived at the delaware courthouse for the first day of jury selection in hunter biden's gun trial. hunters facing up to 25 years in prison if he if he's found guilty of three felony gun charges. legal experts say it's unlikely he'll spend any time in prison. >> number six, our focus on the altamont pass eastbound 580. after northland road, there is a major crash blocking three left lanes there. chp is reporting two people may have been ejected in this crash. fire crews are on scene will continue to track development. >> number seven, cyndi lauper is coming to the bay area. she's announced the girls just want to have fun farewell tour. she's going to be at chase center tuesday, november 26th. the artists presale is tomorrow and then the general sale will start on friday. >> time after time is one of the best songs ever written, isn't it? >> yeah. >> also, is that leading into the thanksgiving holiday? it is so that a tuesday is not bad on

this one, reggie, because a lot of us may have the wednesday, the thursday, the friday off. >> and you know why? because cyndi lauper is a queer ally. >> and we appreciate that. we here tuesday. initially we are like okay, yeah. >> all the girls come here on tuesdays and wednesdays, but now it works. >> a nice little lead into the holiday season, and if the girls want to have fun for a world tour is happening, does that mean that fun is also leaving the building? >> never, never. >> okay, that's still alive and well. miles from san francisco hundreds of firefighters battling the flames. we're on the scene as the major heat risk is expected to rival records. plus, more severe weather in the heartland. ginger is tracking it all.