the grass is dry. conditions. the winds, the low humidities, uh- really are a lot of concerns as we head into this holiday week. >> wildfire risk on the rise. as we get close to the 4th of july. now at five, the area is being warned of possible power shutoffs this week as retracts dangerous heat moving into the bay area. >> i'm abc's and one in washington as we await the biggest decision of this supreme court's term, we explore the fallout of the first presidential debate between president biden and former president trump. that's coming up during the week. >> you already know this. the

morning drive is getting longer and longer with new data about the commute isn't all bad. >> and a live look this morning from sutro tower, where we're seeing the last few hours of the rainbow lasers for pride, we are still glowing from the celebration, and if you weren't there, you haven't missed it because we are going to still show you how you can still take part in pride 2024. good morning. it's monday, july 1st. oh your rent is due. >> oh, thank you for that. yes. it always sneaks up on the wait. >> had to pause for that. >> yeah. >> pride is over. >> and pay the coins. pay her, pay her. she's ready. this morning we're tracking that dangerous heat coming our way. >> first, we'll have a red flag warning this evening. and then the hot temperatures really take off tomorrow. right now, temperatures? we're in the 50s and in the 60s. let's talk about our inland areas first. it gets pretty hot out there today. we're ramping up into the upper 90s for daytime highs. but believe it or not, today is going to be the coolest day of

the week from here on out. we're tracking triple digits starting tomorrow around the bay shoreline, we will see sunny skies. it will be quite warm, upper 70s to the lower 80s. and as we head along the coast, it's a mix of sun and clouds right now. we'll have brighter sunshine, deeper into the afternoon. it will be mild with highs in the 60s. now that red flag warning, this will kick in tonight for the north bay mountains, the east bay hills for some gusts up to 25mph and humidity down to 10. let's check in with frances. the commute is going all right. >> it's going pretty well right now. we'll start off with a live view for folks heading towards bay bridge on westbound 80. as you make your way from highway four to san francisco for those headlights drive time only 27 minutes. the only slow spot, really, as you can see on the traffic maps, is for folks coming out of tracy crawling under 20 miles an hour to the altamont pass. there was an early accident at grant line road, so check out the drive time. it is really slow red right now. westbound 580 tracy to dublin 49. well look at that. it just jumped up to 51 minutes.

680 those looking good through dublin and highway 85 problem free reggie thanks frances. >> as you wake up this morning we are waiting on a blockbuster decision from the supreme court just after 7 a.m. the justices are expected to rule on presidential immunity. that decision will decide if former president trump will face trial for trying to overturn the 2020 election. abc news reporter nguyen is live for us in dc, and this is, of course, a key case with major implications for decades to come. >> absolutely, reggie. absolutely. good morning. the high court's decision expected today, could upend multiple cases that former president trump currently faces and could have further implications on the powers of the nation's highest office. just hours away from a major supreme court decision on former president trump's immunity claim. facing four felony charges related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election, trump claimed he has broad presidential immunity that would shield him from criminal

prosecution for so-called official acts. much of the oral argument centered around what constitutes as official versus a private act taken while in office. >> you don't think he's in a special a peculiarly precarious position? >> trump posting late yesterday. it is a big decision, a decision which can affect the success or failure of our country for decades to come. meanwhile, the biden campaign working on damage control after the president's widely panned debate performance last week, some top democrats questioning whether biden should be replaced as the party's nominee. >> there are very honest and serious and rigorous conversations taking place at every level, the philadelphia inquirer says it's trump who should withdraw, citing more than 30 lies told on the debate stage. >> and biden, with his record, should remain but proved that he's up to the job. biden's campaign insisting the president will continue to seek reelection

, arguing that biden dropping out would lead to weeks of chaos. this says democratic heavy hitters like former president obama and clinton and rising stars like governors gavin newsom and wes moore, along with many congressional democrats, are rallying to biden's side. and biden's campaign says a new candidate right now would only leave them in the weakest possible position against trump. live here in washington. i'm ed wynn, abc seven news. >> and thank you. that ruling will be released shortly after 7 a.m. today. abc news will have coverage of that decision as soon as it happens. you can watch it live wherever you see abc seven news. if you have the abc seven news app on your phone, we will send you an alert as soon as abc's coverage starts. new developments on the war in gaza. the u.s. is presenting new language for a proposed ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. federal officials say they're urging egypt and qatar leaders to help get hamas back on board with negotiations. the new language is in response to hamas

requesting numerous amendments to a previous proposal. the u.s. is pushing for a three phase deal. it includes hamas releasing the remaining 120 israeli hostages in return for a permanent ceasefire back to the heat now and the fire danger as we start a holiday week. >> p-g-and-e's warning power shutoffs are likely as soon as tomorrow in the north bay because of the increasing risk of fire, the east bay will be seeing some of the hottest temperatures. that's where we find abc seven news reporter lena howland live in dublin. how's it feeling out there right now? lena >> hey, kumasi. good morning to you. things are pretty calm out here right now. a much different story than what fire officials are expecting over the next couple of days. with the wind really being the biggest wildcard. now, santa rosa fire officials told us that fire season traditionally hits california later in the year. but with this year's rain came a lot of growth and that vegetation has quickly dried out. plus, this week we're expecting a heat wave with

temperatures hitting the triple digits all combined. a real threat of wildfire across northern california. p-g-and-e's now warning that these conditions could prompt public safety power shutoffs, which are planned outages that prevent wildfires. those are expected to start as early as tomorrow, mostly for small areas in solano and napa counties. >> we're watching really closely for tuesday is what the wind speeds are going to be in these areas that have really dry conditions. >> typically, we see a lot of foggy mornings in may and the no sky july, you know, the june gloom. and we really haven't seen a lot of those foggier heavier, moisture weat mornings, what we are seeing right now is just a lot of really dry back to back weeks with these dry conditions. >> fire officials are also warning that illegal fireworks and even the safe and sane fireworks pose huge risks this

week. remember, because of fire danger, those safe and sane fireworks are only being sold in dublin, new york and union city. in alameda county, live in dublin, lena howland, abc seven news lena. >> thank you. now we take a live look at the golden gate bridge starting this morning. it's going to cost you a little more to cross it. fares increase by $0.50 overnight. fast track users will now pay 925. if you have a pay as you go account, it'll be 950 to cross the bridge. fares will continue to go up every year for the next four years to help erase a $220 million budget deficit for those who ride golden gate transit or golden gate ferry. the fares are also going up this morning. they'll increase by a quarter like the bridge. they will be going up every year until 2028. if you've been thinking that your morning commute feels longer, you are right. sort of. new data from analytics company inrix shows congested congestion is trending worse every year in 2023, drivers in san francisco

lost 45 hours sitting in traffic . that's five hours more than the year before san francisco scored 13th worst in the u.s. for traffic delays. but let's look at the positive inrix says traffic is still 6% lower than 2019, so pre-pandemic. >> 508 this morning, we want to get you prepared for a warm afternoon today and then just hot weather the rest of the week. and that does come with the increased risk of fire danger. so today we're certainly going above average 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline, hottest areas inland well into the 90s. but that red flag warning will kick in here later on tonight. right around 11 p.m. for the north bay mountains. the east bay hills, not one of the strongest winds we've seen under a red flag warning, but under the hot conditions, northerly winds could gust as high as 25mph. it's the humidity as well that will be bone dry in these areas down to about 10. so looking at the winds first we'll

go at 4 p.m. we have a nice onshore flow, but watch what happens at night. we'll see that wind direction. it will change overnight. we have that offshore wind developing. you can clearly see it in parts of the north bay coming out of the sacramento valley. and those winds again could could gust up to 25mph, dragging in that dry humidity and also ushering in that increased risk of fire danger. and we'll repeat that again tuesday night into wednesday morning. it's all about very hot temperatures. most of us under an excessive heat warning or a heat advisory, an excessive heat warning in the pink that is the hottest temperatures. we will have this week. around the bay shoreline. we'll have warm temperatures underneath the heat advisory. so taking a look at our inland areas, especially look at livermore. our average high this time of the year typically in the mid and upper 80s. just look at this as we head towards tuesday. we're hitting 107 and we stay in the triple digits at least through the upcoming weekend. so this heat wave is likely going to last at least six days. and it's

not just here locally. much of california underneath this heat dome. excessive heat warning stretch all the way from redding down into southern california. so we'll take a closer look at those hot temperatures area wide. reggie coming up in just a few minutes. thanks, drew. >> the bay area closing out another successful pride month. temporary art installations for the month long celebration are coming to an end. oh my gosh, the lasers are so amazing! this morning when i was driving down market street, i couldn't believe it. what i was seeing, it's just beautiful. the laser pride flag stretch for miles every night since friday and they really upped the ante this year, adding so many more. so pretty incredible famous pink triangle on the city's twin peaks was taken down yesterday. >> volunteers helped to clear it a few hours before sunset. this tends to be the hardest day in the whole process. working with a smaller group than comes out to set it up. everybody who took part got a pink triangle t shirt as a thank you, and it was a community effort at dolores park for a post pride cleanup following saturday's celebrations in the park, people lend a hand to pick up trash.

>> yesterday morning. they also had a dj, coffee and snacks. the event was hosted by love dolores, which educates visitors to leave no trace and keep the park gorgeous for everyone. although the temporary installments are being taken down across the city, we are still basking in the afterglow of another amazing pride month. coming up, a look at some of the highlights from yesterday's parade, and a string of car break-ins in the east bay, the common thing found in the vehicles that made it easier for thieves. plus, how you can claim free donuts and iced coffee throughout the month of july. >> a live look outside. right now it's

was closing in on the caribbean this morning. warnings are in effect right now for multiple islands, including barbados, saint lucia, trinidad and tobago, tobago. beryl is the atlantic's earliest ever category four hurricane. it's expected to bring up to nine feet of storm surge, along with life threatening winds. it's going to make landfall later today. >> looking ahead to tomorrow,

the oakland city council is set to vote on its budget. the city has two versions of it one, if the city can finalize a sale of the coliseum in time, and another if that does not happen. now, the second version calls for major cuts. supporters of the plan that includes the stadium sale say that they are confident in the documented deal, and they're open to including contingency plans that would kick in months from now. but others on the city council are calling that plan fiscally irresponsible. governor gavin newsom has signed california's budget to close an estimated $46 billion deficit. that move was made possible through $16 billion in spending cuts and increased taxes on certain businesses. companies with at least $1 million in revenue will have to pay the higher tax. lawmakers predict this will bring an extra $5 billion for the state next year. that deficit was about $32 billion last year before growing even bigger this year. our lgbtq community is a source of pride to us, but our friends community

is our mission right now to protect. >> a reminder from speaker emerita nancy pelosi that pride is about more than a party. it's a celebration of defiance. she delivered those remarks at pride fest at civic center plaza in san francisco yesterday, while introducing actor and singer billy porter. he was the grand marshal of yesterday's pride parade. and let's talk about the parade, because if you missed it, don't worry, we have a little bit of a recap for you. so many thousands of people marched, many more were watching yesterday for the 54th annual version of this parade. drew and i were there with you as long alongside our abc seven team to host live coverage of the parade as it made its way down market street. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard takes us to the party. >> the city that celebrates pride 365 days a year. the last sunday in june, is extra special . alex and christian came to feel the love down market

street. >> it just means being able to be out here and supporting everyone and seeing the support that is out there for all of us. >> the theme for the 54th san francisco pride parade is beacon of love. lots of that love light here. a chance to celebrate who you are. >> she found out she was transgender. not too long ago. i'm very proud of her. she's my best friend. it's been freeing. >> uh. it's kind of break out of a shell. we've been in for a while, and luckily being in california, it's pretty accepting. palestine is under attack. >> we stand up like that. >> there was a protest against the war in gaza. organizers estimate 50,000 people are marching in this parade. >> hi, billy. happy pride. happy pride. >> actor and entertainer billy porter is celebrity grand marshal. what does it mean for you to be here in san francisco? >> well, you know, this is the place that's been gay the longest. >> been fighting the longest, and i'm just happy to be a part of it. i'll be right. pride means love. >> it means joy. it means

happiness. and i'm so proud that we are a city that celebrates and uplifts our lgbtq community. >> every single day of the year. >> you look amazing. thank you. happy pride. >> happy pride. >> abc seven is the official media sponsor for pride. we broadcast the parade live on tv. this digital sign reminding everyone to smile for the cameras. happy pride, happy pride. can we talk about the weather? first of all, you're welcome. >> first of all, okay, i know everybody's like, is it going to be warm? is it going to be sunny? it's just perfect today. people are enjoying the weather and it just amps up the energy. >> perfect weather for destiny and esa. to celebrate their anniversary, san francisco pride is so special to us because it's actually where i came out three years ago and then when we started dating to. >> so it's our three year anniversary. >> amazing. >> congratulations. >> yeah, thanks. >> we saw lots of san francisco police officers on the parade route. and here at civic center for the pride festival. keeping things safe. overall, a great

day here in the city. happy pride. i'm cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> and if you missed the parade yesterday, you can still watch it. it is streaming right now at abc seven news.com/pride and our abc seven bay area apps. i think of all the years that i've been here, which is coming up on nine years, this is the best weather that we've ever had for pride. it was just a beautiful day to have a parade and a celebration. >> yeah. and the people showed up. >> they really did. they really did. it was great. >> yeah. i think people were so prepared for it at dolores park, i was shocked at all the vendors. i mean, because usually you can barely find a piece of grass, but it was like a whole event. >> it really was. i was out there all day saturday. >> i was also wearing a bandana. so if you notice that there's like a white stripe, that's why. >> so i won't be doing that again next year, but it just proves just how sunny it was. the whole weekend. yeah, yeah, it just seemed to be having i would i have to say this for san francisco and the people who visited us. >> it was a really nice, calm, peaceful event. tons of people

in a small space. but we did it right. i think people felt comfortable. >> they were so much more organized with the garbage. i felt like that was a huge thing. they had a whole lane blocked off. they were very organized about where the pickups and garbage were and bathrooms everywhere. yeah, that made a big difference too. yeah. >> so congratulations us. >> congratulations. >> you did it. and also to abc seven because i think the parade looked even better than than it has in the past. and the people didn't see you though. >> yeah. >> i kumasi i was like, i'm the hype woman, i go there, i just like dance. >> y'all are working hard. i'm like, yes. and i'm just sad. but like, you had so much fun. >> we did. >> yeah. next time we're going to talk about these outfits, chat. >> the outfits were outfitting. >> they were. y'all look good. >> thank you. >> fun this morning. >> it's all about the heat. this week i want to get you prepared because this heat wave is going to last at least six days. this morning you can see we do have clear conditions out there. so

let's talk temperatures. here's a look at future tracker tomorrow. the heat really intensifies here. tomorrow afternoon. you see the mid 80s in the city. look at oakland going into the low 90s close to 100 degrees in san jose. and then you see why we have that excessive heat warning in effect for a huge portion of the region inland. look at all these triple digits. we're going to experience tomorrow afternoon. then as we head into wednesday, there's no relief. we'll keep those temperatures very high. that continues thursday. and in fact, we'll keep those temperatures on the hot side through the upcoming weekend. this is a long duration event. in fact, you look at the heat risk. remember, heat is a cumulative effect. so each day that we have these hot temperatures, it wears down your body. so you do want to stay hydrated. you really want to find ways to stay cool. because as we take a look at the heat risk map by wednesday, we have a lot of areas underneath a major two extreme heat risk that extreme risk those pockets of purple you see on your screen. so we're going to be talking about this heat for a long time this week. we just want to keep

you safe and keep you prepared for these warm temperatures. so today believe it or not, today is going to be the coolest day on the seven day forecast 80s and 90s though in the south bay, as we head along the peninsula, we will have a little bit of a marine layer for the coast, but we'll have sunshine 85 for redwood city, 82 mountain view across the city today. we'll keep it in the 60s along the ocean, but as you head towards downtown, we're more in the 70s for daytime highs in the north bay. we are in the 90s in the east bay. we are in the 80s, 80 for oakland, 80 for union city, and then inland. it's getting hot. we're not underneath the warning yet. that will kick in here tomorrow. overnight tonight will track that red flag warning. we have to keep that also in the back of our mind in the north bay mountains, the east bay hills where temperatures stay mild in the 60s and 70s, we have that gusty northerly wind will drop humidity levels down to about 10. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. warm to hot afternoon. then our heat wave officially begins here tomorrow. and then it's just dangerously hot here midweek for the fourth. not only hot but also fog free for the fireworks here on thursday evening. guys

>> all right. thank you drew. coming up the seven things to know this morning. >> working to preserve lgbtq plus milestones in the north bay. the hey! i'll give you $574 if you switch. for an ice cream?

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number one, we have heat risk and fire danger increasing over the next couple of days. warm temperatures this afternoon. but tonight a red flag warning will kick in for the north bay mountains in the east, bay hills for gusty northerly winds that will drop humidity levels dangerously low and then tomorrow we have a heat advisory and excessive heat warning. this begins tomorrow afternoon, lasting through saturday. >> number two p-g-and-e's warning customers in eight counties, including napa and solano, about the potential for limited power shutoffs starting tomorrow. the utility is monitoring weather conditions that could pose a fire danger risk number three, the supreme court is expected to hand down its ruling on presidential immunity today. >> it will decide if former president donald trump can stand trial for trying to overturn the 2020 election. >> number four scott peterson's case back in court today, the focus is dna testing that will be done on a single piece of duct tape. it is a key piece of evidence in peterson's effort to

prove he didn't kill his wife and unborn son in 2002. >> number five, a live look at the golden gate bridge. if you're coming from the north bay into san francisco, that will cost you more. starting today, fast track users now pay 925 pay as you go is 950 and number six if you're heading to the bay bridge, we have a hot spot developing. >> there's an injury accident involving a big rig on the berkeley curve. westbound 80 making your way to the bridge. traffic is backing up. you may want to consider carpooling. that's getting by around the accident. >> number seven, dublin based patelco bank says it is recovering from a cyber security incident. some customers cannot access their banking apps. it's not clear when services will be fully restored. >> okay, people who like free things, hot weather is here. obviously, krispy kreme is helping you cool off this month. every tuesday you can get a free donut. every friday you can get an iced coffee. if you buy something else. you have to be

part of the company's rewards program. also, on the 4th of july, you can get a free glazed donut if you wear red, white, and blue. >> well, we celebrate pride every day and year round at abc seven news. this morning. we're recognizing groups and individuals who are letting their pride shine in the north bay. local historians are working to preserve the past of how and why members of the lgbtq community first flocked to sonoma county and the russian river. a large archive of items, some dating back as far as the 1930s, will be presented at the sonoma county history and genealogy library. the collection will document lgbtq life in the russian river valley. >> this is how i started. i felt like it was important to document those things that we did the political, the social, the cultural, all of it. the artists, the musicians, the teachers, you know, all all of that. so that people in the future would know that we were here. >> the extensive collection will

be available soon to view the library's archive collection. >> the doggy pride parade goes around the block, and then we're going to be going inside the seal space over here for a doggie costume contest. and then a drag show, there's also our trainers are going to be teaching some tricks to dogs, and then we have a lot of vendors, music. it's just going to be a really great afternoon. >> tails were wagging for the third annual doggie pride parade in berkeley yesterday. there were plenty of treats for people in their four legged friends. it's also an adoption event, showing off all the adorable pups looking for homes. adoption fees are waived and proceeds went to the local shelter, berkeley humane. >> bars and nightclubs across california will now start carrying test strips to ensure safe drinks. it's part of a

live. new state laws take effect starting today. now at 530, the impacts from your bills to the bars to the high school sports world independence day this week, and families already traveling for the holiday. >> now amazon hoping to cash in on your travel plans, a new offer and how it could save you some money. >> drew is warning us it's about to get very hot and as the temperatures increase, so does the wildfire danger. >> good morning everybody. it is monday, july 1st. >> let's check in with drew. how's. >> yeah. good morning. so we are going to track a warm afternoon today. and then that red flag warning kicks in tonight. and then we're in store for a hot week ahead. here's a live look from our east bay hills camera. it is pretty clear out there this morning when it comes to current temperatures. we're in the 50s and in the 60s, so it is mild feeling out there already this morning. let's track those temperatures inland. it gets hot today. we're going into the upper 90s for daytime highs inland. lots of sunshine out there. certainly quite warm. but today relatively speaking, is going to be the coolest day

inland. tomorrow. an excessive heat warning will kick in around the bay shoreline. it's warm today. lots of sunshine, upper 70s, lower 80s around the bay shoreline and then along the coast. a little bit of cloud cover. right now we get a lot of sunshine out there. this afternoon and it will feel mild with temperatures going into the 60s. now, tonight we do have to talk about an increased risk of fire danger. a red flag warning will kick in for the north bay mountains, the east bay hills. this will last through wednesday morning. we'll have a northerly wind pick up late tonight into early tomorrow morning. that will bring some gusty winds, but also drop our humidity to dangerously low levels. humidity down to 10. so not only the risk of fires, but tomorrow there is a risk of some high heat. we'll show you those numbers coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with frances, see how we're doing on the roads this morning. >> all right. morning, drew. good morning everyone. we do have a hot spot developing for folks heading towards the bay bridge right now. the bay bridge toll plaza. it is looking pretty good, but if you are on

westbound 80, that's where the trouble is. right at the berkeley curve and the maze, you'll see that traffic is jammed. and let me see if i can get my graphics there to move up. and you'll see. brake lights. traffic is not quite backed up to powell street from emeryville, but there's a big rig injury accident in the left lanes for folks heading towards the bay bridge. you see some of those blinking lights. notice the carpool lanes getting around it really easily without any problem. so heads up, we'll keep an eye on this for you. and here is the backup. you can see westbound 80 slow through emeryville, but so far not backed up all the way to emeryville. and that's our mainly our only hot spot right now. so we'll let you know if things change. kumasi reggie. >> thank you. francis p-g-and-e's says power shutoffs are likely in some bay area communities tomorrow because of fire danger, with the winds being the big wildcard. abc seven news reporter lena howland live in the east bay and lena dry conditions and fireworks are a big concern. >> hey, kumasi. that's right.

it's those dry conditions. a heat wave and also fireworks that have fire officials preparing for the worst this week. and we've learned that parts of the bay area may also lose their power during this week. two p-g-and-e's warning that these conditions could prompt public safety power shutoffs, which are planned outages that help prevent wildfires. so far, pg and e is only expecting possible shutoffs tomorrow of this week. they say they'll be keeping a close eye on wind speeds in areas that have really dry conditions. specifically, they're watching colusa, glenn lake, napa, shasta, solano, tehama and yolo counties. all eight counties could be facing power shutoffs. >> really, with what we're seeing with just the excessive growth of seasonal grasses, the dry conditions, the winds, the low humidities, uh- really are a lot of concerns as we head into this holiday week. >> and that was paul lowenthal, who is a division chief with the santa rosa fire department. he told us fire season

traditionally hits california later in the year, but with this year's rain came a lot of growth, and that vegetation has quickly dried out. plus, this week we are expecting triple digit conditions. fire officials are also saying that illegal fireworks and even those safe and sane fireworks pose a huge risk. this week live in dublin, lena howland abc seven news thank you lena on the peninsula, people were out buying fireworks in pacifica ahead of the holiday. >> this is one of the few places in the bay area where you can legally purchase them. san bruno, dublin, union city and gilroy also legally sell so-called safe and sane fireworks. so far, sales in pacifica are strong. >> our biggest sales right now is the atomic salsa we have. these have been going off the shelves, flying off the shelves. i've had to restock them like four times already. >> the sale was an annual fundraiser for the pacifica sirens girls softball league. fire officials are urging people

who buy safe and sane fireworks to be cautious while celebrating not only for their personal safety, but also because of the high fire danger. a warning this morning for swimmers heading into what could be dangerous waters this holiday week. some areas are seeing a spike in water rescues because of rip currents. an off duty lifeguards sprang into action in florida last week when he got word of a swimmer, actually multiple swimmers in distress. he raced into water that had dangerous rip currents after an earlier storm. that lifeguard managed to save an entire family of swimmers who've been swept 200 yards into the gulf of mexico. >> the hard part is, is recognizing where these things are. oftentimes, if you're not trained to see them and locate them, you don't realize that you're in that. >> experts say low spots along the beach or areas near piers are often where rip currents form. they say if you are caught in one, you should try to swim parallel to the shore to try to break its grip.

>> millions of people heading out for 4th of july travel. airports across the country are seeing a surge of travelers. we could see record breaking numbers by the time it's all said and done, the tsa expects to screen 32 million people between this past thursday and monday, july 8th. i allow plenty of time. >> that's the main thing. yeah. if you're you're rushing and you leave, not enough time, you're that's where your stress starts to kick in. >> so another 60 million people will be driving and the roads are expected to be busy. if you're still making plans for a summer vacation, amazon is jumping into the travel industry. the company now offering travel deals for prime day. here's abc news reporter trevor ault in this morning's gma first look. >> some potential savings for your summer vacation amazon stepping into the world of travel, announcing deals for prime day ou. >> prime day is july 16th and the 17th. >> the online retail giant partnering with travel companies to offer price cuts on travel packages, including up to 30%

off on avis car rental bookings, plus 10% back in the form of an amazon gift card and up to 40% off on carnival cruises. amazon offering prime members early access to these deals. >> amazon themselves do not offer travel bookings or travel services, flights, hotels or anything like that. but if they can partner with travel companies and open up special discounts for their users, it makes that deal a little bit sweeter. >> and coming up at 7 a.m. more ways on how you can save big through amazon and other major retailers. with your gma first look. i'm trevor ault, abc news, new york. >> developing news in the east bay. moraga police investigating after a series of thefts and burglaries over the weekend. authorities say suspects opened at least 15 different locked, unlocked vehicles. excuse me, in the larch neighborhood early yesterday morning. they say some of those cars had garage remote controls inside, so they were able to go inside people's homes in their garages. officers found that thieves entering a home on

larch avenue, but they were able to escape in a stolen lexus after police called off a high speed chase. >> new resources are now available for people suffering from severe mental health disorders in san mateo county. the care court program will connect people in need with a care plan for things like treatment and housing. care stands for community assistance, recovery and empowerment. it's part of the governor's push to overhaul california's mental health system. san francisco started its care court last year. all counties must have it in place by december. it's july 1st and a slate of new laws are now kicking in for the state. first of all, the ban with a big impact on your bills. a new law stops businesses from from tacking on surprise fees at the checkout. it requires more transparency about fees on purchases like concert tickets, hotel rooms or food delivery. restaurants are now exempt from this law because the governor signed that part of the bill on saturday. they're still have

they still have to clearly advertise extra fees. the state will also start enforcing a cap on security deposits. landlords can only ask renters to put down one month's rent for a deposit. new safety training will be required for high school athletics coaches. they'll soon have to be trained on recognizing and responding to cardiac arrests, plus get certification and using defibrillators. that's just like the one that helped save buffalo bills player demar hamlin. finally, a new addition for bars and nightclubs across the state. they'll be required to stock drug testing kits to help customers make sure their drinks are safe. >> i feel like it is necessary for bars to have it because of those suspicions, and if hopefully no one ever does get drugged with drinks. but if they do and they don't know what the feeling is and they are confused, at least they know they can find out what's going on. >> it is up to bar and nightclub owners to decide whether to charge people for test strips. we have a full roundup of the new laws kicking in today. just head over to abc seven news.com.

>> all right. traffic alert. metering lights have been turned on at the bay bridge toll plaza. so we're going to start to see a backup grow at the tolls. right now. it's slow from the tolls to the metering lights. and you can see it's backed up a little bit for those cars in the right hand lanes. and also getting to the maze has been slow because of an injury crash westbound 80 right at the berkeley curve. it's in the left lanes. traffic was starting to slow up towards powell, but right now it's actually not looking as bad. so here's a map. big rig crash westbound 80 at the maze. so it's slow approaching the maze and then slow right now towards the metering lights. reggie kumasi thank you francis bowing cutting a plea deal with the doj in the case connected to two deadly plane crashes. >> the goal to avoid a public trial. family members, though of the victims are not happy. here's a check of the forecast. >> hey, good morning, kumasi 541 this morning. let's get you going. we have a lot of sunshine in store today. mild temperatures this morning leading to a warm afternoon on the way. so outside this morning

from our tam cam we have clear skies. it's mild this morning. sun's up here at 552 in about ten minutes a lot of sunshine today. today is a warm to hot day inland. you can see those temperatures closing in on 100 degrees around the bay shoreline. we'll go into the 70s and 80s and along the coast we'll stay comfortably cool in the 60s, but not only warm to hot today we will find some gusty winds picking up later on tonight. so highs across the region. warm in oakland today at 8888. in san jose we'll go to 72 in the city. but places like santa rosa concord fairfield closing in on 99 degrees 100 later on this afternoon. and then tonight we'll have that red flag warning beginning for the north bay mountains in the east bay hills. let's watch our winds very closely later on this afternoon. we're enjoying onshore flow, keeping humidity levels relatively high. but then tonight those winds are going to change direction in the overnight hours. and first thing tomorrow morning, we're watching those winds out of the north bringing very low humidity levels. we're talking humidity down to 10% at some point. also

some warm temperatures in the 60s and 70s overnight tonight we'll keep our fire danger pretty elevated. not only tonight, but we'll also repeat that again wednesday morning. so this red flag warning is with us for the next couple of nights as we track those winds very closely, then those temperatures really start to take off tomorrow. so starting tuesday we'll have an excessive heat warning. those areas in pink. it's a big portion of the bay area for highs well above 100 degrees. even around the bay shoreline will be under a heat advisory for temperatures in the 80s and 90s. so we'll take a closer look at the heat risk, the temperatures over the next couple of days. ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ ♪ what could go wrong? ♪ ♪ come on, come on, come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. ♪ do what you want, yeah ♪

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are your friends from abc seven. oh, grateful. >> grateful for this city. grateful for abc seven. pride is a container for everyone. it's inclusive of everyone and we want you to be able to come out, be a part of it, and join us. and we love you. >> we want to represent all of the communities of the bay area. we talk about pride on this day, but we talk about pride 365. my heart is about to burst. >> it's so full joy, love, happiness, togetherness, so many people from all over the world celebrating pride in san francisco. it is magical. >> i'm very proud to be in this city and be around this, this energy, you know? and we need that energy again. so i'm happy to be here for that. >> that's what pride is. it's just the love. it's the pride. it's the adoration. that's what our community does. we support each other. we cheer for each other. there's people love each other. that's all we want the world to do, right? we all need the love and the celebration. >> these days. this event always brings people out and it's all about the love and we'll take it. it's about liberation. >> it's about making sure that we're seen uh- making sure that

we get our message out when we try to keep that spirit going all year long. >> and i think that's something that maybe we can all strive for is to keep this feeling. this love, this pride that we have going all year. i think the world would be a much better place. that's so beautiful. thank you for watching. hope to see you back here for you next year. >> the highlight of the pride parade for me was one of our co-hosts. his name is win. he is the president of the board for pride sf pride, and he's a part of cheer sf. and you probably have seen cheer sf around san francisco doing all kinds of events. and he ran out onto the street, took off his headset, ran out onto the street, and then you could see a moment of there and then was lifted into the air. yeah, it was great. >> yeah. >> stay ready. yeah. do it all in heels. >> also. yes. >> yeah. so yeah, he really did that. it was such a good lineup. it was such a great job. a lot of people more than 200 contingents. >> it was a lot. >> what do they say. there are

50,000 people just in the parade. >> yeah. purely in the parade. walking. yeah. >> that's before you add anyone watching the parade. yeah. >> right. right. >> it's an incredible showing. >> i heard estimates of, like, a million people in san francisco just for the event yesterday. >> i believe that, yeah. >> which explained all the traffic too. yeah true. yeah. >> the weather was fantastic. now we have to talk about increasing temperatures and some fire danger coming our way. here's a live look at sutro tower where we do have clear skies. let's talk about the heat first. it really accelerates here tomorrow afternoon. so you look at your temperatures for tuesday. we're well into the 80s in the city. low 90s in oakland. look at san jose close to about 100 degrees. and then you head even deeper inland where those temperatures are passing 110, one, 11 in some spots. and those are the areas that we have the extreme heat risk, not only on tuesday, but these temperatures do not let up really at all on wednesday, even to thursday. for the 4th of july, we're still looking at very warm temperatures and really fog free

conditions. thursday evening for any fireworks. so a look at the heat risk. remember when it comes to heat waves, it's cumulative. the effect on your body meaning each day is even harder than the last because you don't get any relief from the temperatures not only in the daytime, but in the overnight hours. it does stay pretty mild, so you see these pockets of major to extreme heat risk. the extreme is the purple. you see on your screen. so you really want to find ways to stay hydrated this week. if you have to be outside, please take frequent breaks in the shade. if you're lucky enough to have ac, keep yourself cool. that way, if you don't have ac, it's not a bad idea to say have a wet cloth and put that on the back of your neck to keep you cool. when it's hot in the afternoon. so temperatures today it is sunny and warm. we'll have 80s and 90s in the south bay with a lot of sunshine, but remember, the excessive heat warning doesn't start until tomorrow. so along the peninsula we're in the 80s for redwood city, san mateo, the coastline in the 60s across the city. today we'll find a lot of sunshine along the ocean. we'll

stay in the 60s as you head downtown and in south san francisco, we'll go into the 70s in the north bay. today, it is going to be hot, widespread 90s for most of us 99. cloverdale, 94 in sonoma, 91 in san rafael in the east bay. today it is sunny with temperatures in the 80s. it will feel quite warm this afternoon and then inland we'll have those hot temperatures in the 90s for the most part. now overnight tonight, it stays pretty mild in a lot of our cities. we will have to watch that red flag warning in the north bay mountains and the east bay hills overnight tonight for some gusty winds and some low humidity. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. the heat wave officially begins here tomorrow. it's just dangerously hot here. midweek. that heat persists for the fourth and even into the weekend. we're still hanging on to these warm temperatures, guys. >> drew thank you. new at six dramatic drop the new numbers showing the decline in school enrollment around the bay area. >> first though, a gymnastics legend back for more on the world's biggest stage. how simone biles could

for boeing in connection with two plane crashes that killed hundreds of people. abc news reporter alison kosik explains why families of the victims are not happy. >> this morning, some families of the hundreds of people killed in two deadly boeing 737 plane crashes are crying foul over a proposed plea deal between the justice department and boeing. >> i'm feeling denied justice. >> attorneys for the families say the proposed deal would allow boeing to plead guilty to a conspiracy charge for misleading the faa during its evaluation of the 737 max aircraft. that's the plane involved in the two crashes in indonesia and ethiopia in 2018 and 2019. but under terms of the deal, boeing would not have to

acknowledge that its alleged conspiracy killed the 346 people lost in those crashes. the deal would allow boeing to avoid a public trial, which families wanted, and would find the company about $200 million, well short of the $20 billion families have requested. >> we need to hold boeing accountable, not have them just pay fines as part of the cost of their doing business. this is just another sweetheart deal between the department of justice and boeing. >> nadia milleron, whose 24 year old daughter was killed in one of those crashes, claims the deal would compromise safety. last month on capitol hill, boeing's ceo was grilled about the company's safety record. more recently in the spotlight after a door plug blew off this plane mid-flight. >> you're cutting corners. you are eliminating safety procedures. >> i don't recognize any of the boeing you described. >> boeing insists changes have

been made to protocols and procedures to improve safety. and overnight, another major development. boeing has agreed to buy the supplier under scrutiny after that door plug incident. spirit aerosystems for more than $4 billion boeing spun off spirit in 2005, a move critics say represented a focus on cost cutting. the family's attorneys say the deal being offered would also require an external corporate monitor for boeing, and the company has until next week to accept the deal or face prosecution. neither the company nor the justice department commented overnight. alison kosik, abc news, new york. >> new trouble for the 15,000 north american auto dealerships dealing with a cyber attack that took out a critical computer software system. many aren't able to make payroll. the issue has caused other major problems with order tracking, sales and negotiations. analysts estimate june car sales might be down 7

to 10. because of this, the software company cdk global says it's making progress getting dealers back online, but it has been slow. customers have a dublin based bank can't access their banking apps after a cyber security incident. several viewers have reached out to our newsroom. patelco credit union says it's working to restore service after a problem. over the weekend. they sent us a statement. it says in part, we proactively shut down some of our day to day banking systems so that we can remediate the issue and contain the impact, the credit union says. that includes online banking, its mobile app and its call center. >> the most decorated gymnast in history is heading back to the olympics. simone biles competed in the olympic trials last night, qualifying for team usa for the third time. she won the competition and secured one of only five spots on the team. this will be biles first olympic games since her two year mental health break from competing. at 27, she will be the oldest female american gymnast to compete at the olympics in 72

years. hello i'm anxiety, where can i put my stuff >> inside out to was at the top of the box office for the third weekend in a row, and just broke a box office record. the animated movie brought in more than $1 billion globally. only 19 days after its release. that is the fastest ever for an animated film. only ten others have done it. disney is the parent company of pixar and abc seven. congratulations to all of our friends in emeryville. this is, i know, more than a hit at this point. this is a phenomenon because now there, my friend in my head who you interviewed. yes and they're too busy to return my emails. >> but i'm like, you all are friends now. but this was before all this came out. >> oh, you think we're not friends anymore? well come on. well, no, no, they actually did. okay okay, i was exaggerating, but they're just really busy because they're going globally now to all of these cities to

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