live now at 6:00. another hot day on the horizon across the bay area, and things could be even warmer than yesterday for some of you. drew is here with just how high the mercury will be climbing today, and when we will finally see a cool down, then i warning employees are calling their own industry

reckless and secretive. >> they want more ways to voice their concerns and the mayor's latest push to breathe new life into parts of san francisco. >> the action to liven up union square in yerba buena that could include free parking. good morning. >> it is wednesday, june 5th. >> i'm going to start the check of our forecast with drew. yes, we're tracking that heat advisory again. >> records are likely this afternoon for another day. day two of our heat wave. so we'll take to our east bay hills camera. not a cloud from this vantage point. in fact, clear skies everywhere we have sunshine. you can see current conditions no matter where you are. you have that clear sky early on, we have that temperature map that shows you most of us are quite mild this morning, many of us starting out in the low and mid 60s at this hour. and this is the launching pad to get us into that hot afternoon. once again, the heat advisory has actually been expanded to include the santa cruz mountains now, and that just means we continue to find the increased risk of heat related illnesses over the next couple of days. so look at this inland. here we go again. it's

going to get hot. we're topping out at 101 in some of our hottest cities today. and that heat effect is cumulative meaning it adds on day after day. so you want to take those precautions. you do want to drink lots of liquids and find frequent breaks in the shade in the ac. today, around the bay shoreline, it's another warm one, mid 80s to the low 90s. and if you're going to the coast to get some relief, it will feel nice. just be aware that we do have a beach hazard statement along the entire coastline for the increased risk of sneaker waves with our active ocean current. let's say hi to amanda. see the commutes going this morning. >> good morning drew. here at the top of the hour. we're going to take a look at drive times. the good news really nothing in your way. this morning except for that typical slowdown you see there from tracy to dublin at 52 minutes. otherwise walnut creek to 580 12 minutes and then six minutes to get from highway four to walnut creek. >> amanda, the defense in david depape state criminal trial will begin their arguments tomorrow. depape is already sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for the attack on speaker emerita nancy pelosi's husband. now, the government just rested its case

yesterday after four days of testimony, a jury of seven men and five women listened to a revoiced transcript of david depape being questioned during his federal trial. in that transcript, there was an admission of the targets the 44 year old had on his so-called hit list after his planned kidnaping of then house speaker nancy pelosi. some people on that list included adam schiff, mike pence, bernie sanders, hunter biden, gavin newsom and george soros. >> i mean, the facts are actually pretty clear. so i think that they they really need to have something that a juror can hang their hat on. >> that legal expert says despite the extraordinary amount of evidence, it's unlikely to pap will get life in prison if convicted on these state charges . >> the 2024 presidential campaign returns to the bay area this week. donald trump brings his campaign to san francisco tomorrow. today, vice president kamala harris arrives to fundraise for the biden campaign. abc seven news

reporter gloria rodriguez is here with more on that. gloria. >> good morning. reggie, manny's cafe in san francisco's mission district is hosting the fundraiser for vice president kamala harris, but they're moving it to a bigger venue. vice president harris appeared on jimmy kimmel last night. she talked about contraceptives and abortion rights. >> to tell that woman that person, you don't have a right to make a decision about what happens to your body next. it's immoral. and i think most of us agree one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held beliefs to agree the government should not be telling her what to do with her body >> and the vice president also talked about the guilty verdict in former president trump's criminal hush money trial. harris says that she believes the reality is cheaters don't like being caught and being held accountable. as far as today's

fundraiser, tickets run from $500 to $25,000 live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. developing news. the uc system is taking its fight against striking grad students a step further. the university of california officials sued the students union, saying the current work stoppage violates the no strike provisions in its labor contract, according to the chronicle. they say it will cause irreparable harm to the university if this continues. the suit was filed monday, the same day the state's public employment relations board denied the ucs request to halt the strikes for the second time this morning. we're following up on the pro-palestinian encampment on uc santa cruz campus. we first showed you this video friday on abc seven mornings. that's when law enforcement moved in to clear demonstrators from that space. the chancellor now says the encampment was disrupting services on campus and was also a safety issue. she says more than 100 people were arrested and the protesters did hundreds of thousands of dollars in

damage to the campus. a post from the uc santa cruz students for justice for palestine is drawing criticism after it backed the burning of this uc berkeley police vehicle. the jewish community relations council responded, saying anti-israel protests are taking a, quote, dark and dangerous turn. >> free parking on the weekend ends, maybe even some weekdays. that's one of san francisco mayor london breeds newest ideas to get more people downtown. yesterday, she also announced she's designating $50 million of her budget to invest in union square and the yerba buena district, and she reveals she wants to expand the vacant to vibrant program. that's where property owners offer free rent to pop up businesses. for a few months now. these ideas are something local merchants are excited about. >> it is so important and right now our downtown town needs all of us. what we're seeing here behind us is all of us. a village coming together and saying we want the heart of our

city to be strong again. >> breeds action plan includes a $50 million bond measure on the november ballot to revitalize holiday plaza. that is a public square at the entrance to powell street station. >> current and former employees at two major artificial intelligence companies are sending a warning about their own industry. amanda, they've come together to publish a letter calling for more transparency. >> reggie, those employees describe the ai industry as reckless and secretive. and in an open letter, they say a.i. companies have weak obligations to share nonpublic information about the capabilities of their systems with governments. the letter calls for a.i. companies to stop blocking employees from openly criticizing them. it also asks for anonymous ways for workers to voice their concerns to regulators. last year, two senators released a bipartisan framework for regulating ai. >> we have a responsibility here now to do our part to make sure

that this new technology, which holds a lot of promise but also peril, actually works for the american people. >> if we let this horse get out of the barn, it will be even more difficult to contain than social media. >> but more than nine months after the announcement of that framework, not a single federal law governing a.i. has been passed. in response to the new letter, openai said, quote, we agree that rigorous debate is crucial given the significance of this technology and will continue to engage with governments, civil society and other communities around the world. openai recently said it will establish a new committee to make recommendations about safety. back to you. >> thanks, amanda. this morning, phone service is back up and running after an issue left millions of customers unable to make calls to other networks. the outage affected at&t and verizon customers in 24 states. at&t insists that calls to 911 were not impacted, but this is

the second major outage in recent months. at&t gave customers a $5 credit after that outage back in february. the company blamed that one on a technical error while it was expanding its network. the fcc is investigating both outages. >> temperatures are hitting the triple digits in some parts of the east bay today. for some people, that means going to pick cherries. i'm not sure why, but they are. it seems like it would be a hot day to do it, but the cherry pit in brentwood is one of nearly 60 u-pick farms out in far eastern contra costa county. the cherry season is in full swing right now. the temperatures will accelerate the ripening of the cherries by the weekend. close to 1000 people can come out to pick cherries on a single weekend day. >> it is really hot, so we always make sure customers come prepared that they have a lot of water, that you know, they wear sunscreen and just take it easy while they're here. >> splash pads will be popular spots again today. this is video from one in brentwood. you can see kids darting in and out of

the water having fun. also taking their shoes off. we have a lot of shoe video to show you and ice cream to eat. if you don't have air conditioning and need relief from the heat, cooling centers will be open across the bay area. many local counties suggest visiting libraries and community rec centers. there are more than a dozen suggested spots in santa clara county that includes three in san jose that will be open late. that's until 9 p.m. they are camden community center, emma prusch farm park and roosevelt community center. that one is also pet friendly. >> that's some good information because we are going to find those temperatures again. again, very warm to hot this afternoon. a live look at our okay camera this morning. and you can see it is sunny out there. current temperature. it's mild at 60 degrees right now. in fact a lot of us are in the 60s if not low 70s. and some of our warmer cities right now. so today's forecast, as you look at the inland areas, we will have full sunshine about 100 degrees this afternoon. it is going to be about 20 degrees above average for daytime highs around the bay shoreline. it is warm to hot

back into the 80s. we go and then along the coast we'll have sunny skies and temperatures a lot cooler in the 60s. so looking at highs around the region today, we're in day two of our heat wave. heat advisories are still in effect. we'll go to 99 in concord today, 101 in antioch and fairfield, 93 in napa, 99 in santa rosa, 93 in san jose, a warm, 83 in oakland, 78 in the city and the coast. looking quite nice in the 60s. but if you are going to the coast to get some relief, just be aware of beach hazards. statement in effect today and tomorrow could see breakers up to 15 to 20ft and the risk of sneaker waves as well. looking at your weather wellness today, air quality is moderate. pollen levels are moderate as well. uv index a ten out of 11. that is a very high kumasi. >> thank you drew. still ahead, the construction project almost done at sfo that could help you fly out more quickly than tense moments. outside the u.s. embassy in lebanon, a gunman attacking the building overnight

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the live desk with how thousands of residents will be benefiting from it. >> amanda kumasi the district ten community market will provide free groceries to low income residents who qualify, according to the examiner. they

must meet certain criteria, including receiving public assistance, having children in the house or having a diet related illness. residents must live in the sunnydale, visitacion valley, potrero hill, or bayview hunters point neighborhoods. local growers will provide plenty of fresh produce. it will be open the first wednesday of every month to start, the city has plans to ramp up operations to as many as four days a week. city officials hope to serve up to 4500 people a month by this time next year, the market will be on third street between revere and casada avenues. t's good reason for this location. the usda says the area is a food desert that means people have limited access to healthy food and grocery stores. the city says it plans to bring this model to other neighborhoods, also experiencing food insecurity back to you. kumasi >> thanks, amanda. a gunman has been captured after a shootout outside the u.s. embassy in lebanon overnight. the lebanese military says its soldiers shot the man, who is only described

as a syrian national. he was taken to the hospital. his motives are not clear, but local media published photos that appeared to show the man wearing a vest with the words islamic state in arabic. the us embassy says none of its staff was hurt. a live look at sfo right now. some good news if your summer vacation involves a flight out of sfo. a months long construction project that's been causing widespread delays is coming to an end a bit earlier than projected, airport officials tell our media partners at the sf standard work on the 28 left taxiway will wrap up no later than june 21st, which is about a week earlier than originally planned. officials say once the runway reopens, the only cause of delays will be weather related. the stanley cup finals start this saturday right here on abc seven. but what's even better is the first ever stany cup. this is going to feature adoptable dogs from animal shelters and rescues from across the country. now this is live who's representing the san jose sharks

now? i hope you didn't fall in love just that quick, because live has already been adopted from the humane society of silicon valley. i mean, that's how it happens. that's what happened with friend. someone picture of rooster and fell in lo. that's right. so if you're watching this, the dogs are going to appear throughout the competition. then you can watch the stanley cup friday 5 p.m. on espn plus. that's a cute idea for sure. >> they know they have a lot of eyeballs. let's get some dogs on there. >> i know i'm excited about today, frank, because i was living my best sunny life yesterday out and about. yes, it was really nice. >> it is. >> i know some people were really hot. >> so you're going to do it again? >> we get it. yes >> all right, get it. here we go. it's another warm one today. hot inland. we'll have that heat advisory continue this afternoon. here's a live look outside from the exploratorium camera where we do have sunny conditions. it's calm on the bay waters. a nice morning if you are taking the ferry across the

bay. a moderate to major heat risk continues away from the coast. that moderate risk is this orange color. you see, which is encompassing a huge portion of the region. then the deep reds. that's where we find the major heat risk and just know that a heat effect is cumulative, meaning those days of heat stack up on your body. and so day two is tougher than day one. so you do want to stay hydrated, find ways to beat the heat, get in the shade, get into the ac, hit the coast. maybe to find those cooler temperatures. highs in the south bay 91 in santa clara, 98 in morgan hill. go to 90. in cupertino, santa cruz, it is warm, 83 degrees with that beach hazard statement along the coastline to the peninsula we go 83 san mateo, 90 hot degrees in redwood city, 84 in palo alto. but we'll keep it in the 60s with sunshine for half moon bay and pacifica across the city today, we'll see about a 10 degrees spread from the sunset to downtown. the coast stays cool in the 60s, much warmer downtown in the financial district will hit about 78 for a daytime high in the north bay. it is hot, 93 in napa, 99 in santa rosa, 92 in

novato, 91 in san rafael, the east bay. it is another warm one. 83 in oakland, 89 in fremont, we'll go to 87 in orinda and inland. this is where we have the major heat risk, because these temperatures are close to about 100 degrees in most cities this afternoon. this evening we hang on to a lot of this warm air. so it's a mild evening. we'll keep those clear skies. we do remain pretty fog free overnight tonight. so tonight a little bit cooler than we were this morning. this morning we were in the 60s. tonight more of us will drop into the 50s to get some more relief from this heat. here's the accuweather seven day forecast a heat alert today with widespread relief coming our way by friday. fog returns in the morning on saturday with seasonable temperatures over the weekend. the weekend is looking fantastic and then warmer weather starts to move in here early next week, guys. >> thanks, drew. now we're checking in with ginger zee who's live with what's coming up on gma. good morning ginger wanting to you reggie and kumasi nice to be with you. >> so coming up here on gma we'll start with the latest on

the big change at the border. president biden's executive action taking effect overnight. and we are there live. plus national security adviser jake sullivan will join us to talk about it all. and amanda knox convicted of slander in an italian courtroom today related to the 2007 murder of her roommate. we're going to have the latest, and we are marking the 80th anniversary of d-day. lara is live in normandy with world war two vets as they walked on omaha beach. all these years later, we're also going to take on a fierce debate that is lighting up social media and the studio. do you return your grocery cart? one mom says, no way. and i guess there's a reason you might agree, but i am always returning my grocery cart. it is a big deal. hers has to do with having two young kids in the car, and maybe this makes me a bad mom, but i was like, i'm just going to run it over real quick, so we'll get into all of it. >> that's what i was wondering, ginger, because i'm like, okay, maybe you don't want your kids to be alone while you're doing

this, but you just glance and run. >> yeah, like i would. also, i thought about it as i was parking as much as i could. right. and i don't do it. i should say it's not like i'm there every three days or something with them. a lot of times we go as a family on the weekends, so this was not a regular thing. so i can't judge anybody. but i even like to tip those the pusher people because that job is thankless. i always give them something if i see them. it's like raining and cold and they're pushing all of our carts. >> yeah. and when you say that job. that job was drew tumor's job. that's what he used to do. see? >> so i would have given drew tuma a $20 bill and been so happy. >> yeah, and that would have kept them honest. honestly now look at now look at him now with these clowns every day. yeah. >> you know what? >> he got to be exposed to the weather. and he really got to experience it. and that made him fall in love. he did get it. it's his origin story. and that's fine. that's it's the beginning of his movie that is so true. >> i love that ginger. i can't

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until after the 2027 season. the stanford grad will be 31 when his deal is up. last year, mccaffrey became just the fifth player in niners history to win offensive player of the year and the first since jerry rice in 1993. there's a new mystery surrounding an item that appears to have fallen out of the sky and on top of a north carolina home, the homeowner says the unusual black object could be debris from space. he believes the 15 inch chunk of metal and carbon appears similar to another piece of debris found in a nearby town. he says at first, he thought a bird flew into his window. >> we heard a thump on the roof right above me, and i came outside to see what might have hit. i looked out in the yard and saw this piece laying in the yard. >> in a similar situation, a pseudo satellite launch for a samsung promotional campaign came crashing down onto a farm in michigan in 2019. the us is tracking nearly 45,000 objects in orbit, including about 19,000

pieces of space debris in the east bay. martial arts icon bruce lee is getting an intersection named in his honor by the city of oakland. it will come with a plaque as well as well at broadway and garnett street. the city council took up the resolution yesterday, and approved it. lee opened up a martial arts school in oakland in 1964. at that very intersection. it's considered the birthplace of the martial art form jeet kune do, jeet kune do. excuse me. lee's bay area roots are extensive. he was born and raised in san francisco, next to 630 dueling presidential campaigns headed for the bay area. what you can expect today when vice president harris arrives and the plans in place for donald trump's high priced fundraiser tomorrow and oakland's newest sports team kicks off its home season in front of a big crowd at raimondi park. in fact, the ballers drew almost as many fans as the a's just a few miles away. >> wow. yikes wow. and it was warm out there. so those fans are certainly fighting the heat.

let's get you going this morning. we'll find temperatures again warming very quickly. full sunshine out there. well into the 80s past 11 a.m. so highs today. we're day two of our heat wave. heat advisories are in effect for another afternoon. we

now a 630. heat wave. more heat advisories in effect across the bay area today. just how hot it's going to get and when we'll finally see it cool down. and new this morning, president biden and normandy commemorate in normandy to commemorate those who risked their lives for the country on d-day 80 years ago. then one of the most anticipated sequels of the year is just weeks away. the final trailer dropped for inside out two. i'm so excited about this movie. i actually already bought tickets. oh right on. and i never do that . >> and you've actually already seen part of the movie and i've already seen 35 minutes of the movie and it's so good. >> and we talked to the director and the producer and we'll have that story next week. but let's talk about today wednesday june 5th. >> yes. >> another warm day it is. >> we're day two of a three day heat wave today. so the heat advisories continue this afternoon. it already looks warm from this vantage point from sutro tower you can clearly see the haze in our atmosphere. we

have moderate air quality out there today. and just be aware that it's another day of very hot temperatures away from the coast. even right now, you look at numbers currently and we're well into the 60s in most areas, 74 right now in brentwood. so this mild start will lead to another hot afternoon on the way. here's a look at the heat advisories. it actually has been expanded now to include the santa cruz mountains. so most of us will be dealing with the intense heat. the lone exception is the immediate coastline, which will feel quite comfortable. but inland today. this is why we have the advisories in effect for another day. temperatures take off quickly. we're heading into the upper 90s to the lower one hundreds later on this afternoon, around the bay shoreline. it's warm, full sunshine, mid 80s. some spots could even get into the low 90s once again. this afternoon, and then along the coast. certainly feels a lot better. will be in the low and mid 60s. but be aware we do have a beach hazard statement in effect along the coastline for the increased risk of sneaker waves the next two days. hi, amanda. >> hi, drew. not a bad commute for this wednesday morning here at 631. a look at drive times

you can see from santa rosa to petaluma that will take you 14 minutes. another 14 minutes from castro valley to the maze, and then 28 to 280, i should say, to six 8285. that will take you about 13 minutes. it is a bit more crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza, though traffic is backed up from the maze, except sluggish traffic. after the metering lights into san francisco. and that drive will take you about 14 minutes. >> thanks, amanda. all eyes on the 2024 presidential election here in the bay area. donald trump is bringing his campaign to san francisco tomorrow and today, vice president kamala harris is arriving to fundraise for the biden campaign. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us with the details of the visit today. >> gloria, good morning. kumasi vice president kamala harris will be back in the bay area today for two fundraisers, one in oakland and one that's hosted by manny's cafe in san francisco's mission district. though they are moving into a bigger venue. vice president harris appeared on jimmy kimmel last night. she talked about contraceptives and abortion

rights, saying it's immoral to tell a woman she doesn't have the right to make a decision about what happens to her body next, and adding that one doesn't have to abandon their faith or beliefs to agree. the government shouldn't be telling her what to do with her body. and she also talked about the guilty verdict in former president trump's criminal hush money trial. >> there was a defense attorney who actively participated in selecting that jury, who actively made decisions about witnesses to call witnesses to cross-examine, and the jury made their decision. and, you know, i think that the reality is cheaters don't like getting caught. and so and b accountable. >> as far as today's fundraiser here in san francisco, tickets run from $500 to $25,000. the vice president will arrive in oakland shortly before noon. she'll be gone before 4 p.m, and pro-palestinian groups are

planning to protest her visit today. live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. vice president harris not the only one campaigning in the bay area this week. former president donald trump will also be making a fundraising stop in san francisco. he'll be in town tomorrow for a fundraising tour, his first since last week's conviction on 34 felony charges. tech billionaire david sacks is going to be one of the co-hosts of this event. sacks lives in pacific heights. previous bay area campaign stops haven't gone according to plan for the former president. you may remember his trek through fencing and dirt to avoid protesters during a 2016 campaign stop in burlingame. >> oh boy, i felt like i was crossing the border. actually tickets to tomorrow's event range from $50,000 to ha million. >> abc seven news insider phil matier explains that even in deep blue san francisco, it's a solid atm for republicans. >> people forget that about, you

know, a third of the california voters are republican, and there is a substantial number. they are in san francisco. they're not vocal about it because it's such a heavily blue area. but whether they are red or blue, their green speaks loud. and that's what we're going to be hearing. >> trump supporters are planning a rally at marina green tomorrow afternoon. it's not clear if that's where trump is going to arrive, however, marina green is a common location used by presidents when traveling around the bay area by helicopter. and it's not far from where the fundraiser is going to be on. >> the other people forget that about, you know, a third of the california voters are republican. there is a substantial number. they are in san francisco. they're not vocal about it because it's such a heavily blue area. but whether they are red or blue, they're green. speaks loud. and that's what we're going to be hearing. >> sorry, i don't know why we played that again. on the other side, organizers behind the inflatable trump chicken are bringing the bird out of retirement for thursday's event.

back in 2018, the chicken circled alcatraz wearing a prison shirt or organizers. there it is. organizers are planning to set sail with the bird from fisherman's wharf, passing by alcatraz and marina green. we're following the story as firefighters continue to put out hot spots after a massive fire at an affordable housing complex in redwood city, drone view seven captured what's left of it. the area was still smoking more than 24 hours later. it's a big loss for affordable housing efforts. the complex would have had 179 affordable apartments, including some for unhoused people, the contractor said. workers tried to put out the fire with extinguishers, but it just spread too fast. neighbors forced to evacuate worried that they'd have nothing to come home to. >> flames were already over and the heat was was so intense and embers falling. i was i was for sure like, we're going to lose the house. >> fire investigators don't know how the fire started. the

contractor says workers were not doing any hot work on the site. that's work that involves gas or welding equipment that can easily start fires. mercy housing, the partner of the project with san mateo county, says it plans to rebuild the family of a little boy who was a victim of a vicious dog attack on a san francisco sidewalk, is hoping that the dog's owners will come forward. >> surveillance video captured the scary incident in the marina. here it is. so you can see the four year old boy he's walking with his nanny when that big white dog ran toward him and attacked. now the owners were dining outside. they got up. they kept the dog from continuing to attack the child. the nanny says the couple eventually went back to their table to finish their meal. they didn't apologize and they didn't leave any contact information. the boy ended up having to get five stitches. abc seven news spoke with his mom and the executive director of sf animal care and control. >> he asked me, why did the big white dog hurt me? and he absolutely broke my heart

because he didn't do anything wrong. >> we have a leash law in this city. the dog should have been on a leash. second, the owners of the dog are legally obligated to give the victim or in this case, the nanny contact information, name, phone number, address. that's the law. you have to give that information out. >> now, if the owners are found, the city will decide what will happen to the dog. >> celebrations underway ahead of tomorrow's 80th anniversary of d-day. today, heads of state and world war two veterans are gathering in france. president joe biden arrived in paris this morning. few of the veterans who served in that war are still alive. the survivors are around 100 years old. d-day marks the beginning of the end of world war two, when the u.s. and its allies stormed the beaches of normandy in 1944. it honors those who fought the war and ultimately won peace. >> it's hard to describe, you know, all these people never think they'd recognize old

veterans. you know what the country, what our country really means. you know, i love my country. >> oh, the french first lady and president are serving as host for this commemoration. >> british royals are also participating in these events. >> this morning, the u.s. mexico border has shut down in some ways after president biden's executive order on immigration went into effect. so, amanda, the order issued new rules for how many people can cross a week , and we've already reached that threshold. >> yeah. kumasi to add some context, president biden's action shuts down the asylum process in the u.s. for people crossing the border illegally. >> once migrant apprehensions average 2500 a day over the course of a week. now, the southern border reached that limit last night. the rules would also hold until unscheduled apprehensions dip below 1500 per day for two weeks. there are limited exceptions for unaccompanied children and victims of human

trafficking, and there is no limit on the legal process at ports of entry. the administration says something needed to be done to break months long opposition to a bipartisan border security bill. immigration advocates worry the executive order will only worsen the backlog at border crossings and endanger migrants. >> well, we are expecting now is that the biden administration will weaponize what's left of our asylum system to criminalize migrants. i think in the end, we end up hurting the very people that we're fighting for. >> president biden is risking legal and political pushback from all sides. the aclu says it plans to challenge the action in court. back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. coming up at six, amanda knox returns to an italian courtroom where a previous conviction is upheld. >> and we're going to take a live look right now at the big board in the new york stock exchange. we're up by about 40 points right now. another update on the markets next 5-10 california has more fortune 500

companies than any other state. >> how many of them are right here in our neck of the woods? but first, here's drew. hey there. >> we'll go to sutro tower. it is a nice morning with full sunshine out there, but you can see some of that haze with our moderate air quality. and another hot day is on the way. day two of a three day heat wave is underway, so we'll go back and take a look at highs versus average today. and again we're well above our typical highs. typically most of us will settle in the 70s this time of the year. we're about 10 to 20 degrees above that. this afternoon we could see more records being broken later today. just watch how warm we get by 930. we're already into the 70s and mid 80s. by lunchtime it is warm to hot. even if we stopped here, temperatures would be above average for this time of the year, but we continue to warm those numbers and you can clearly see why we have that moderate to major heat risk today, because a huge portion of the north bay, the inland east bay, well into the 90s, not 101 in antioch, 80s and 90s around the bay shoreline. so we're having another hot day today,

78, in the city. we'll go to 83 in oakland, 93 in san jose, 99 in santa rosa, 101 in antioch, and in fairfield, going to the coast to find some relief. be aware that we do have a beach hazard statement in effect today and tomorrow. a rough north westerly swell will bring us breakers up to 20ft, and the risk of sneaker waves. we'll take a look at some cooler weather coming away for the weekend with the seven day a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business.

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accusing a man of murdering her roommate. knox was convicted of the 2007 murder, but was exonerated in 2015. at the time, she accused the owner of a bar where she worked of killing her 21 year old british roommate. she's not serving time, as she's already spent four years in jail for the original sentence. >> alameda county prosecutors are warning people about a real estate scam. according to the chronicle, a scammer pretended to be a property owner to swindle a real estate agent out of $560,000. officials say the scammer called the agent, claiming he was dying of cancer and needed to sell a lot in oakland, but the escrow officer researched the property and contacted the actual owner, who said the lot was not for sale.

if you think he may have been scammed, you can file a claim by contacting the da's real estate fraud unit. >> california is leading the u.s. in the number of fortune 500 companies for the first time in more than a decade. a total of 44 of the nation's largest companies are headquartered right here in the bay area, and one of the biggest contributors to california's performance this year was the growth of artificial intelligence companies. nearly all of the big players in ai are based in the bay, and some experts believe the explosion of growth is just the beginning. >> a lot of fuel to burn here. so we can go to the maturity level of the ai. and if the ai technology is become one day become mainstream, then there is another technology. you can show up here in silicon valley and start the cycle again. >> new york and texas tied for second place with 52 companies each. >> now it's your morning money report. amazon is closing a warehouse in stockton because its lease is expiring. nearly 400 of its workers will be

affected. the company says all of the employees are being offered job transfers to nearby facilities in stockton, tracy and manteca. amazon says it is also opening two new facilities in stockton that will employ around 1000 total workers and now we're going to take a live look at the new york stock exchange, and you can see that we are up, but barely about 30 points. >> oakland's newest sports team will be back on the field at raymond park tonight. a sold out crowd was there for the oakland ballers first ever home opener last night. they had an attendance of about 4100 people. the a's had about 5600 at the coliseum last night. the ballers have had a long stretch of away games, as crews helped to get the park up to the league's code , 4000 people into a residential neighborhood for home games is investment that we haven't seen before, so this is a very positive step for west oakland. it could also present some logistical challenges as fans are encouraged to use public

transportation, and there will be free shuttle service from west oakland bart. there will also be extra police patrol and private security monitoring, parking lots. first pitch is at 635 again tonight. >> we make it our mission every day to build a better bay area. and finding those breakthroughs are the things that we love. celebrating this morning's breakthrough takes us to the castro district in san francisco. we all know the historic castro theater undergoing renovations right now. the famous sign outside has been on and off again over the years. just in time for pride. the sign is lit up again. we heard from the theater operator another planet, which says it is going to hold an official relighting event on june 19th that coincides with the opening of the frameline film festival, another bay area city showing its pride. >> this month, hayward held a progress pride flag raising ceremony at city hall. the progress pride flag adds additional colors to the rainbow flag, black and brown for more marginalized communities, as

well as for those living with aids or hiv. blue, pink and white are for the transgender community. the city council made a proclamation at its meeting last night to reaffirm its commitment to the lgbtq plus community. our coverage of pride continues all month long, and it culminates with the 54th annual san francisco pride parade, which is sunday, june 30th. you can watch it live wherever you stream abc seven. >> our friends at emeryville at pixar released the final trailer for the upcoming movie inside out two. here's a look. >> let the professional handle this. >> i'm too gross to go anywhere ever again. >> again. >> well, that's a preview of the next ten years. >> this movie is so funny and also so touching. it goes inside the mind of now teenager riley as headquarters undergoes a sudden demolition to make room for new emotions, including the orange one you just saw right there. that's anxiety. inside out two hits theaters next friday, which is june 14th, and disney is a parent company of

abc seven and pixar. >> and your sneak peek, did you cry? did you say like, what was the emotion in the 35 minutes? >> anger? because, no, i forgot i was so into the movie that i forgot that they were cutting it off at the 35 minute mark. >> oh, there you go. >> and pixar has this beautiful theater, and there are only four of us in there watching it. and we were all just like, this is so good. and then, no, that's it. >> thank you so much. >> the curtain comes down so much. >> it's like, no, the exit is to your left. yeah, exactly. >> get out on june 14th. no i already bought my tickets. >> and i really don't ever buy tickets ahead of time, but i did in this case, and i was surprised to see that a lot of tickets were gone. so definitely, this is definitely one that you want to see in the theater. it's just it's just, you know, again, i only saw the first 35 minutes, but if that is a judge of the rest of the

movie, then i think we're in for a treat. yeah. and my story is releasing next week. you got to see part of it yesterday. so. good. oh, really? we talked to the director and the producer and they are just amazing. >> that's now who was the other emotion that was walking through the door? >> ennui. >> ennui. >> there's also embarrassment okay. >> and nostalgia is it? >> oh, i think that's nostalgia. who comes in the door? >> kind of looks like your grandmother. the grandmother? yeah. and they tell her. oh no, it's not time for you yet. >> and she goes, oh, it's not time. i just thought, okay, yeah, i'll go back here. i love this, isn't that funny? oh. >> so clever. >> that's awesome. this morning live. look at walnut creek. this is one of the areas that has that moderate to major heat risk again this afternoon. we'll go. well into the 90s for daytime highs. so looking at the heat risk today again a big portion of us in that moderate category that's the orange color you see on your screen. and then that major heat risk are those pockets of deep red that you're noticing in some of our valleys in the inland east bay as well, and parts of the south bay, too.

this is where temperatures could reach some record highs. yesterday we had some hot spots. about 100 degrees will likely find some pockets of intense heat again today. so highs today are heat. advisory continues for another day. we're day two of a three day heat wave today. 90 in cupertino, 93 in san jose, 98 in morgan hill, 97 in los gatos along the peninsula will go to 83 in san mateo, but hotter in redwood city at 90 degrees 86, in los altos. the coast in the low and mid 60s, with full sunshine now across the city today we'll have a pretty wide range. we'll find those cooler temperatures in the 60s close to the ocean, but downtown in the financial district, much warmer at 78 degrees 79 for south san francisco in the north bay. hot today 99 cloverdale. same in santa rosa, 96 in sonoma, we'll go to 91. in san rafael, the east bay. it is warm with that moderate heat risk. 83 in oakland but 89 in castro valley. the same in fremont and then inland. we have the major heat risk because 101 in fairfield, 100 in pittsburg, 98 in

livermore overnight tonight we have clear skies and temperatures a little bit cooler tonight than we were this morning. more of us will fall into the 50s heading into thursday. by thursday, we start to see that heat kind of shrink in most areas. and then by friday it is a widespread cooldown. friday is going to feel refreshing for those hot cities inland. and then by saturday, we'll find those temperatures very comfortable with full sunshine heading into sunday. so the accuweather seven day forecast shows you heat alert today. widespread cool down hits us by friday. fog returns here saturday morning, which leads to seasonable temperatures over the weekend. and then early next week we will start to see a bit of a warm up for monday and tuesday. guys, thanks, drew. >> a special honor for the ceo of disney. abc seven's parent company, bob iger, is now an honorary knight of the order of the british empire. prince william led the ceremony yesterday in england. and willoughby, who is bob? bob iger's wife, shared photos of this on instagram. this has been years in the making. queen elizabeth decided to give iger the honor before her death in 2022. >> it's reserved for people who

have made a really significant contribution to society and overseas. citizens can have what is known as an honorary knighthood or an honorary damehood, and that is what has happened in this case. it doesn't happen frequently. it's a very unusual and very special thing. >> other americans who have received an honorary knighthood or damehood include bob hope, angela jolie, steven spielberg, and ralph lauren. so do we call him sir next time you see him >> sir bob iger, you need to be ready, okay, good. >> i'm ready. lock your doors. that is the message after a group of sneaky monkeys plotted to break into a hotel room and steal a snack. >> hey! oh my god >> also, where is this? oh, it's. i see, it's a iguazu falls. i would love to go there. that looks beautiful. so, i

mean, they do give you lots of warnings when you go to monkey areas, but, you know, and the door is open and the door is open. so am i blaming the monkeys? no, i'm not. >> these people want to. >> anyway, after the monkey stole the chips, multiple monkeys came back. they were banging on their on that door. and i don't blame them. you take the opportunity. have you ever stayed anywhere where they tell you to close the doors because of monkeys? it's the same situation in costa rica. >> but anytime they're around, i just feel like they're ready to try you and i'm always on alert. >> they will come and get you. when we say in africa they had baboon warnings, now they can come and rip your face off. so okay, you do want to you do want to put the second lock okay. on the door. >> up next is seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and start streaming as we head to break a live look

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as you need to know this morning. number one, our heat advisory continues. this is day two of a three day heat wave. and the heat advisory has been expanded to include the santa cruz mountains as well. so daytime highs going 10 to 20 degrees above average records are possible with that moderate to major risk of heat related illnesses. if you're going to the coast to get some relief, be aware a beach hazard statement is in effect for the risk of sneaker waves and large breakers through the afternoon. >> number two, if you don't have ac, there is some relief for you. local counties have some cool places you can go. you can find the cooling centers in your neighborhood through the california office of emergency services. we have the link at abc seven news.com. number three, vice president kamala harris will be back in the bay area today. >> she's attending a fundraiser hosted by manny's in the mission. although the event is being moved to a bigger venue. >> number four breaking news at

stanford university. according to the school paper, the stanford daily, a group of pro-palestinian protesters have taken over the university president's office. it happened within just the last 90 minutes. they have several demands. we are working to get more information. >> number five, fire crews say they'll remain at the site of that big fire in redwood city as long as needed. the building is a total loss after a fire tuesday morning, and the cause still isn't known. >> and number six, a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge cam. it is jammed up at the toll plaza. expect stop and go traffic from harbor way as you make your way into the north bay. >> number seven abc seven's parent company, disney, has just been named on time's list of the most influential companies. the magazine noted the company's focus on achieving profitability in its streaming business. disney has been featured every year since the list started 2021. >> yes! yay! yes! >> disney is our parent company,

by the way. fyi, we've only said that three times. >> you know, for five minutes. >> you never know. people like disney. >> the people need to know. >> people need to know who writes a check. i mean, the house of mouse, it's right on my mug. >> it's kind of on my mug. you can't really tell. >> and which country is that from? morocco pavilion, morocco at epcot at epcot. >> i love that place. >> it hits even better when you're an adult. and i was a kid, i was it, get me out of here, drink around the world. >> and that can mean whatever you want that to mean. >> abc seven at seven continues next on r >> george: good morning america for our viewers in the west. new restrictions at the border this morning. breaking overnight, president biden's executive action taking effect closing the border to migrants crossing illegally, as the president defends his plan, we're live on the border. plus jake sullivan joins us live. >> robin: life threatening triple digit heat wave. millions on alert for dangerous