now abc seven mornings live now at six. >> watching weather conditions this week is expected to bring dangerous temperatures across

the bay area. some areas could experience power shutoffs as we face a high wildfire risk. >> plus, i'm abc's em nguyen 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. >> and she's talking about the immunity decision. she never actually said it. i just want to make sure that you were ready for that. also, costly changes driving across the iconic golden gate bridge, getting more expensive starting today, how much you'll have to pay as officials hope to close a huge budget deficit. good morning to you. it's monday, july 1st, which means. >> no, put it away. put it away. i know, all right, that's over. not bad. american flag out. oh, right. yes, that is still. wave it, wave it. okay. >> lasts all year. >> the energy. it's the energy for me. it's just like a dainty

wave of your time. this morning. we're talking about the warm temperatures this afternoon. and then the heat risk just builds as we head into tuesday. so here's a live look outside from our sutro tower camera. the sun is up here this morning. we have a pretty mild morning ahead 50s and 60s. right now. so we'll take a look at our inland temperatures. first. it is a hot afternoon. you can see we're closing in on about 100 degrees later on today. so well above average. lots of sunshine out there. no advisories in effect today. our excessive heat warnings kick in here tomorrow, but still it is going to be a hot afternoon later on today around the bay shoreline. we will see sunny conditions going into the 70s and 80s for daytime highs. and then along the coast. we do have some cloud cover this morning, giving way to partly cloudy skies this afternoon and temperatures will be in the 60s now. tonight we have an increased risk of fire danger because we'll have a bit of an offshore wind developing. so a red flag warning will be in effect for the north bay mountains. the east bay hills, a northerly wind will increase overnight, gusting to about

25mph, and it will drop humidity levels very low, down to 10. so we have to stay vigilant under these conditions. we'll talk about the excessive heat warning coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with frances, see how the commute is going. hi, drew. >> morning, everyone. so we do have a few slow spots. one of them, of course, is the bay bridge with metering lights on. you can see the backup now has grown just about to the end of the parking lot, so not terrible. and there was an earlier injury crash in the maze, but you can see traffic is flowing well now. westbound 80 is on the right hand side heading towards the bay bridge. it was a little slow, but now the heaviest part is just getting towards the metering lights. the slow spots though is really westbound 580 from tracy to dublin. almost an hour now at 54 minutes. that's been slow all morning with an early morning crash. but in the north bay, southbound 101 looking good. san rafael to san francisco green at 16 minutes. and of course you'll see brake lights on westbound four. antioch to concord is now a very slow 32 minutes. reggie aqui kumasi.

>> thanks so much, francis. you only have about an hour until we are expecting a blockbuster blockbuster decision from the supreme court just after seven, the justices are expected to rule on presidential immunity. >> this decision will decide if former president trump will face trial for trying to overturn the 2020 election. abc news reporter and when live in washington and this is a key case with major implications for decades to come. >> kumasi reggie aqui. the clock is ticking down now. the high court's decision expected today, could upend multiple criminal cases. the 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 presidents obama and clinton, and rising stars like governors gavin newsom and wes moore, along with many congressional democrats, are rallying to fight inside. 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. >> thank you. m this ruling will be released shortly after 7 a.m. today. abc news will have coverage of that decision as soon as it happens. and you can see it live wherever you watch abc seven news. if you have the abc seven news app on your phone, we'll send you an alert as soon as the coverage begins. >> 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 that would include hamas releasing the remaining 120 israeli hostages in return for a permanent cease fire. >> now, back to the heat 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 fire risk, the east bay will see some of the hottest temperatures, and that's where we find abc seven news reporter lena howland live in dublin with a check of how it's feeling out there now. lena >> kumasi. things are pretty calm out here right now. a much different story than what fire officials are expecting over the next few days, with the wind being the big wildcard. santa rosa fire told us that fire season traditionally hits california a bit 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 a heat wave with temperatures hitting the triple digits all combined. a real threat of wildfire across northern california. p-g-and-e's warning that these conditions

could prompt public safety power shutoffs, which are planned outages that help 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. it's 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 wheat 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. and remember, because of fire danger, those safe and sane fireworks are only being sold in dublin, newark and union city.

here 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. while you were sleeping. fastrak users will now pay 925 if you have a pay as you go account, that's 950 and fares will continue to go up every year for the next four years. because the golden gate bridge is facing a1a $220 million budget deficit. and if you think, oh, i'll avoid it by going on the ferry or bus, you really won't because golden gate transit or golden gate ferry will also see fares going up this morning. they'll increase by a quarter like the bridge. these are going to go up every year until 2028. >> if you've been thinking that your morning commute feels a bit longer and longer, you're right. >> in a way. new data from analytics company inrix shows congestion is trending worse every year. in 2023, drivers in san francisco lost 45 hours in traffic, which is five hours

more than the year before. san francisco scored 13th worst in the u.s. when it came to traffic delays. but there are some positive things to note. inrix says traffic is still 6% lower than it was in 2019, before the pandemic drew. >> 609 this morning, kumasi is all about warm temperatures today, and then we have the increased risk of fire danger tonight with hotter temperatures tomorrow. so looking at daytime highs, it is going to feel warm this afternoon. 80 for a high in oakland, 88 in san jose into the 70s across the city 99 though in santa rosa, concord fairfield livermore at 97. the coast still remains relatively comfortable. half moon bay coming in at 62 degrees. now here's the red flag warning. this begins tonight. it's for the north bay mountains, the east bay hills, because a northerly wind will develop in the overnight hours, gusting about 25mph. and it will drop humidity levels down to about 10. so let's look at our winds. this afternoon. we have those breezy conditions. it's late tonight. first thing tomorrow morning. here's tuesday, 5 a.m. we're watching

that northerly wind affecting the north bay mountains, the east bay hills. and that is what is going to bring the low humidity levels and the increased risk of fire danger. and we will repeat that again early wednesday morning. it's not only the heat or the fire. we're talking about the risk. it's also some dangerously hot temperatures that will move in here starting tomorrow. in this heat wave is going to last at least five days into the start of the weekend. excessive heat warnings mean temperatures well above 100 degrees around the bay shoreline. a heat advisory means we're going into the 90s. we'll take a closer look at those daytime highs coming up in just a few minutes. >> kumasi thank you, drew. theme park merger. the two companies expected to close a deal today, and what it means for three bay area theme parks spending cuts. newsom signing the budget to support stability across the state. and san francisco's pride parade. what grand marshal billy porter had to say about being ♪ do what you want ♪

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barrel is closing in on the caribbean. this morning. warnings are in effect right now for multiple islands including barbados, saint lucia, trinidad and tobago. beryl is the atlantic's earliest category four hurricane ever. it's expected to bring up to nine feet of storm surge, along with life threatening winds. when it makes landfall later today. looking ahead to tomorrow, the oakland city council is set to vote on its budget. the city has two versions of this budget one.

if the city can finalize the sale of the coliseum in time, another if that doesn't happen now, the second version calls for major cuts. supporters of that plan include that the plan that includes the stadium being sold say that they're pretty confident in the documented deal on the table, and they are open to including contingency plans that would kick in months from now. however, 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 this 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 in an extra $5 billion for the state next year. the deficit was about $32 billion last year before getting even bigger this year. happening today two of the biggest theme park companies in the country are expected to close their merger and become one. cedar fair will be going away and be

rebranded as six flags. so if these names sound familiar, it's because we have both parks from both companies right here in the bay area. vallejo's six flags, discovery kingdom and concord's hurricane harbor are owned by six flags california's great america in santa clara is owned by cedar fair. now, we know that park is not going to be around forever. great america is set to close permanently by 2033. a warning 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 swimmers in distress. he raced into the water. it had dangerous rip currents because of an earlier storm. now the lifeguard managed to save an entire family of swimmers. they've been swept 200 yards into the gulf of mexico. >> the hard part 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 do get caught in one try, your best to swim parallel to the shore to break its grip. if you are looking for a side hustle, a lot of companies are apparently looking for a part time employees, according to data from job site. indeed demand for part time workers is up close to 10% from january of last year through may of this year. many of these jobs are in retail, food service, beauty and wellness and personal care and home health. demand for full time workers has stayed about the same, but there's still the most common posting on that website. are lgbtq community is a source of pride to us, but our friends community is our mission right now to protect. >> a little hard to hear, but that was speaker emerita nancy pelosi talking about the importance of protecting the trans community. she says it's a celebration of defiance. she

delivered those remarks at pride fest at civic center plaza in san francisco yesterday while she was introducing actor and singer billy porter. he was the grand marshal of the pride parade, and all eyes were on san francisco for the greatest celebration of the lgbtq plus community in the world. enormous crowd in the parade and also, of course, watching the parade yesterday, the 54th time san francisco has done this. the theme was beacon of love. and again, actor entertainer billy porter, the 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. >> abc7 is the official media sponsor for the sf pride parade. we aired the parade live on tv and we also aired it. we also streamed the entire parade. and a reminder for everyone. you can see that big new digital

billboard that we have that showed to smile for the camera that they're about to be on tv. if you missed the parade yesterday, you could still see it. it's streaming right now at abc7 news.com/pride. and of course on our abc seven bay area apps. >> now let's get to the outfits okay, okay. because i have been highly anticipating the outfit. yeah. and it was nice friend. >> it's the most successful outfit i've ever worn. i know this because people would not like, legitimately were stopping me constantly yesterday in the streets like, hey, i really like that. that looks great. i want to tell you how much i like that outfit. so thank you. yeah, i finally put one together, pop of color. >> it was giving pride. it was giving a little muni. all the things that we want to give. yeah. good job fran. >> right. and i didn't spend a lot of money either. >> so we love he wore the shirt that i like on saturday. >> oh he did. >> he wore the shirt. i like on saturday which is also a hit. >> it was it was honestly it was a it was a outfit hit weekend for me, which is very rare to

wear you out all weekend to friends. >> i sure was. >> and not that i don't know. it's a whole weekend. it's the whole week. it's a whole weekend. >> so this was the weekend where i learned that we can take something that i really don't like, which is a gender reveal party, and make it into a pride party because my friend bought all this gender reveal pink stuff. like someone's having a baby girl. okay. and we use that for pride instead. so. oh a fire extinguisher that's full of pink whatever that is. >> yeah i saw your post. so it's like a pink bomb. yeah. >> and we had pink bombs going on. yeah. i'm still trying to clean stuff off of that. >> sounds like a successful weekend. >> it sure was. okay. you know now the day of rest okay. get your rest. >> and yeah here we are laboring and here we are laboring. so that's how we do it. >> here's a live look from san jose this morning. we have clear skies out there. we're going to see warm temperatures today. will be in the 80s and 90s in the south bay for daytime. highs along the peninsula will be in the 80s from palo alto to san

mateo, 80 for millbrae, but 60s for the coast, for half moon bay and pacifica across the city. today will be a bright one. we'll go into the 60s along the coast, but downtown will hit the 70s for daytime highs in the north bay. it is going to feel hot today. 91 in san rafael, 98 in calistoga, 99 in lakeport, 91 in napa, the east bay bright and warm, 80 in oakland, 83. san leandro castro valley, up to 88 degrees. and then inland, it's hot. we have 96 in walnut creek, 95 in antioch, about 100 in brentwood, 97 the high in livermore. now overnight tonight, it will stay mild in a lot of areas, 60s and 70s. as you head inland. and we do have that red flag warning in effect for the north bay mountains, the east bay hills, not only for the warm temperatures we have that northerly wind that develops that will drop those humidity levels very low in the overnight hours. and then it's all about the temperatures really taking off quickly tomorrow afternoon. here's future tracker temperatures by tuesday it is just hot everywhere. 90s in the east bay, well above 100 degrees

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seven news this morning. we are 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 as far back as the 1930s, are going to be preserved at the sonoma county history and genealogy library. the collection will document lgbtq life in the russian river valley. >> and 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 soon be available to view at the library's archive collection. >> the 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. >> that's right. it is a doggie pride parade. it happened in berkeley yesterday. it's the third time they've done it. there are plenty of treats for people and 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. next at 630 new state laws in effect starting today. how some will impact your wallet. but first, here's drew. >> hey, reggie, 626 this morning. we'll get you going on this monday. lots of sunshine out there, temperatures warming into the 70s by 10 a.m. looking at highs today, it is going to be warm to hot this afternoon. above average temperatures even hotter here starting tomorrow. tomorrow starts our heat wave that will last into the upcoming

you're watching abc seven mornings live now at 630. >> high fire risk. the dangerous combination that has firefighters on alert this week across the bay area suing over a shipyard site concerns san francisco residents filing a lawsuit over the cleanup efforts that have impacted them for years. >> plus. oh, we tomorrow, boys to men returning to the bay. >> the special show is a group will perform this coming holiday season. we're already talking about the holidays, okay? and we haven't even had july 4th yet. >> you kind of make plans. >> got to get the coins together

. >> boy, they are still going by fast. >> yes. stop. >> don't stop halfway through. >> they'll start it. well, it is july 1st, everybody. good morning. >> and your rent is due a check on your forecast now with drew. >> yeah. it's going to feel very warm this afternoon. and then we'll track that risk for heat and fires as we head through the next couple of days live. look from our east bay hills camera. it is bright out there this morning. temperatures. it is mild 60s and 70s right now inland seconds around the bay shoreline. so look inland first. this morning it's going to get hot. look at those temperatures hitting about 100 later on this afternoon with a lot of sunshine inland around the bay shoreline. it will be warm, bright uh- 70s and 80s into the afternoon and then along the coast. we will see a little bit of cloud cover this morning, giving way to more sunshine as we head deeper into the afternoon and highs will go into the low 60s. now tonight we have to talk about a red flag warning. those temperatures here on your screen are going to feel warm. and then we have a breezy northerly wind that's going to kick in here. and that red flag warning will be in effect

starting at 11 p.m. heat alerts kick in here tomorrow. excessive heat warnings heat advisories get used to this map starting tomorrow. this will last into the weekend, so it's a days long heat wave. closer. look at the details coming up a few minutes. let's check in with frances. see the commute going? >> all right, drew, it's actually going pretty well. >> most of the slow spots are just in the east bay. and we're going to start out with a live camera shot of the san mateo bridge heading westbound toll plaza to foster city. and easy breezy. 11 minutes. no problems, of course, in the eastbound direction. so you can see on the traffic maps. the red spots are on highway four and westbound 580, and also the bay bridge, so those drive times are the slowest. westbound 580 tracy to dublin is now an hour and also westbound four on the bottom. there antioch to concord is 30 minutes, but in the north bay southbound 101. looking good. san rafael to san francisco, 16 minutes. it's also looking great in the south bay. there have been no problems reported in san jose. this is a live shot of 280 and highway 17 across your screen. it's quiet right now,

but with drew talking about all the heat, you know it will be crowded heading on highway 17 to the beaches throughout the week. and this weekend, reggie, thanks so much. >> p-g-and-e's says power shutoffs are likely in some bay area communities tomorrow because of the fire danger, with the winds being the big wild card here. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in the east bay. lena. dry conditions and fireworks are also a concern. >> hey, reggie. that's right. it's those dry conditions, a heat wave and fireworks, which have fire officials already preparing for the worst this week. and we've learned parts of the bay area may also lose their power during the week. two p-g-and-e's is warning that these conditions could prompt public safety power shutoffs, which are planned outages that help prevent wildfires. so far, p-g-and-e's 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 of these 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 this 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 in parts of the bay area fire officials are also saying that illegal fireworks and also those safe and sane fireworks pose a major threat. this week live in dublin, lena howland abc seven news you can always keep an eye on the heat and other weather where you live with the abc seven news bay area

app. >> it gives you access to the same live doppler seven tools our weather team uses. you can download that app now wherever you stream. >> abc seven news bay area 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 these so-called safe and sane fireworks. so far, sales in pacifica are going 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 these safe and sane fireworks to be cautious while celebrating not only for personal safety but also because of the high risk of fire danger. millions of people are heading out for a 4th of july travel. airports across the nation are seeing surges of travelers at what is likely record breaking numbers. tsa is expecting to

screen 32 million people between this past thursday and monday, july 8th. >> allow plenty of time. that's the main thing, yeah. if 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 crowded. >> 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 unlocked vehicles in the larch neighborhood early yesterday morning. and some of those cars had garage remote controls inside, which allowed the suspects to go into garages and homes. officers located the thieves entering a home on larch avenue, but they weren't. they were not able to get them. they escaped in a stolen lexus after police called off a high speed chase. >> new at six residents of one san francisco neighborhood have sued the us navy and epa over cleanup efforts at the hunters

point naval shipyard superfund site. the navy announced it discovered small amounts of radioactive material at the site last year. green action for health and environmental justice filed the federal lawsuit friday. green action claims the navy has missed key deadlines for reviewing work plans, and the epa has failed to enforce its cleanup agreement. the epa says it does not have any information to add because of the ongoing litigation. we reached out to the navy. we have yet to hear back. >> new data is showing what we've been hearing from bay area leaders. school enrollment is down significantly. bay area schools are now third in the state for the largest declines in enrollment in the past decade. santa clara county has seen the biggest decline, losing 15% of its students and the county could lose another 18% by 2033, according to projections by the public policy institute. san francisco experienced a 3% decline over the last ten years, but that could accelerate to 16% by 2033. solano county saw 6%

drop, but this is one of the only places where the losses are set to slow just 3% by 2033, analysts say. the pandemic people have been since the pandemic, people have been moving from high cost places like the bay area to lower cost areas. california is set to add financial literacy as a requirement for students to graduate high school governor gavin newsom announced the agreement thursday with nonprofit next gen personal finance, which sponsored ab 29, 27. that bill requires all high school students to take a semester long personal finance education course starting in the 27th, 2027, 28 school year. then students who graduate in 2031 will need to have taken that course to get their diploma. governor newsom says he intends to sign the bill. >> new this morning, a slate of new laws kicking in for california. first, the ban that has a big impact on your bills. a new law stops businesses from tacking on surprise fees at checkout. it requires more transparency about fees on purchases like concert tickets,

hotel rooms or food delivery. restaurants will be exempt from this under a new law signed by the governor saturday, but 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 arrest, plus get certification in using defibrillators 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's up to bar nightclub owners to decide whether to charge people for the test strips. we do have a full

roundup of the new laws kicking in today. just head to abc seven news.com credit unions cyber attack how dublin based companies responding after reporting a serious security incident. >> repairing their reputation. the multibillion dollar deal boeing just announced after months of negotiation. first years. drew. >> hey there. we'll take a live look at walnut creek this morning where it is sunny out there it is mild and this is one of the areas that will be under the excessive heat warning tomorrow. and that will last for several days. but today it's warm to hot. no advisories or warnings in effect this afternoon, but you will feel those above average temperatures. lots of sunshine out there and those highs in the 90s if not close to about 100 degrees in our hottest inland cities today. 80s around the bay shoreline for oakland, san jose, palo alto at 84. it's mild in the city today, 72 degrees. it's hot in the north bay with temperatures well into the 90s. now, tonight we are on alert for our red flag warning. this kicks in here at 11 p.m. for the north bay mountains, the east bay hills, those highest areas of

elevation shaded in red because a northerly wind develops and that will bring in some very dry air, humidity levels down to about 10% at times. combine that with warm overnight lows. it is a recipe to have some increased fire danger. so here's a look at the winds early tomorrow morning. this is 5 a.m. you see that wind direction out of the north dragging in those low humidity levels. so we'll keep our eyes on the wind overnight tonight for you and keep you updated. if anything develops along with the fire danger tomorrow, our heat danger increases. starting tuesday we have heat advisories and excessive heat warnings. in effect, we'll look at the hot

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to issue a blockbuster decision on whether former president trump can be prosecuted for his efforts to stay in office. >> trump is claiming presidential immunity, protects him from prosecution on charges that he tried to overturn the 2020 election. his conspiracy trial is on hold until this decision is made. >> joining us now, doctor nolan higdon. he's a professor of history, media studies and education at cal state east bay. good morning to you. good morning. so my first question to you is what do you think is the most likely outcome this morning? >> yeah, i think i agree with a lot of the legal scholars that that trump won't get total immunity, but i imagine the court will give us something, perhaps like an immunity test

some way to determine what is official duties and what is non-official duties. and the court has done this before. a lot of the audience may have heard have the so-called free speech tests, that we have free speech, unless it presents a clear and present danger. that's a test. the supreme court came up with. so i imagine we'll see something like that in terms of immunity for the president. >> so that would mean that this kicks it back down right to another court to decide whether or not these particular charges are upheld. this test that you're talking about. and this means that just means more time. >> exactly. and i think, you know, a lot of us are aware that there's an important election here, the presidential election coming up in november. even if the court does, let's say, rule today that special counsel jack smith can go forward with his conspiracy case against trump. it's likely that case won't even begin until around september. so the idea that we'll get a verdict before the election is pretty unlikely. >> are there critical things

that you think the justices will be looking at as they make this decision? >> you know, it was really tough to read the tea leaves from what we heard when they were hearing the case back in april, in terms of how the justices feel, but there was clearly some interest in defining this. how far immunity goes for a president, and particularly brett kavanaugh was very interested in this, difference between what constitutes presidential official actions and what constitutes actions outside of the presidency. while you're serving as president. so, again, i think we'll get some clarity around that point, because the justices seem very interested in that. >> i want to get back to the timing for just a second, because the supreme court has done this before. they have hurried up. they've looked at a at a at a timetable and said, because this is so important to the nation, we need to make a decision quickly. they did it in you know, bush versus gore in 2000. in this case, they apparently decided that this wasn't of a pressing need, that they needed to decide this fast

enough in order to make sure that this all happened before the election. and i'm wondering about how that is going to play. >> you know, i imagine there's going to be a lot of interest in figuring that out because just as you pointed out, it is quite odd that we have this pressing timeline with an election and this critical constitution question. and the supreme court essentially left it for the last part of the session. you know, particularly liberals, i'm sure are none too happy that they don't have the majority on the court. but now the court's able to extend this and perhaps, perhaps protect donald trump from getting a verdict before elected if he is indeed elected, so i think, yeah, there's going to be a lot of interest in figuring out what exactly happened here. why was there such a lag? >> we heard justice gorsuch say at the april oral arguments that we are writing a rule for the ages. can you talk about the significance of this decision? >> yeah, this is a this is a huge, huge question. i mean, if you can give a president effectively immunity for their entire time in office, this sets

up all sorts of bad precedents for what presidents can get away with. but the reverse is if you allow a president to be prosecuted for anything and whether it's in the purview of the presidency or not, there is a concern this could lead to more political prosecution. so i think the supreme court is going to make a decision that's largely going to affect presidents and their legal standing in the future. >> and i'm wondering about the possibility that this ends up in this scenario. and of course, this is all hypothetical, depending on what happens in the next few minutes and what happens with the election. but should donald trump be elected again, and should he not? should the court open up the possibility that some of these charges would go away, and maybe some of them would stay, regardless of what happens in court? eventually, if he becomes president, he could essentially say to the department of justice, could he not? let's forget about all this. >> yes. if donald trump uh- is inaugurated and becomes president again, he will be in

charge of the justice department, and he will be in a unique position to ensure the justice department stops, said prosecution. if it indeed goes through, and i again, imagine that's going to open up all sorts of constitutional questions about how we feel about that, as a democracy. >> doctor hagan, thank you so much. we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> and again, the ruling will be released shortly after 7 a.m. today. abc news will have coverage of the decision as soon as it happens. you can see it live wherever you watch abc seven news. if you have the abc seven news app on your phone, we'll send you an alert as soon as abc's coverage begins. >> new this morning, boeing has agreed to purchase spirit aerosystems, its longtime supplier and manufacturer, for more than $4 billion, in hopes of repairing its safety reputation. it's coming as attorneys for the families of the people killed in boeing 737 max crashes say a plea deal is on the table and they're not happy with it. boeing is charged with conspiracy to defraud the u.s, accused of misleading the faa during evaluations of the

737 max, nearly 350 people died in two crashes involving those planes in 2018 and 2019. now, attorneys for the victims families say the plea deal isn't enough. >> on. i'll go on and take this now. they want the doj to take the company to trial and to impose fines upwards of $20 billion top california democrats say they will ask voters to approve a plan cracking down on retail theft. the plan would challenge an initiative backed by a coalition of business groups. that's already on the november ballot. lawmakers argue the current proposal would disproportionately incarcerate low income people and those with substance abuse issues, rather than target ringleaders who hire large groups of people to steal goods for resale online, they plan to place their own measure on the ballot. they'll vote to advance the plan and deliver it to governor newsom for his signature before the deadline, which is wednesday. >> new at six san francisco has reportedly become the first city to miss its housing goals,

according to the chronicle. that means the city will become the first in the state subject to sb 423, which was passed last fall. so this law basically streamlines the process to get plans and permits approved when a city is behind on reaching their state mandated housing element, most housing projects won't require plant, won't require planning commission approval, and the board of supervisors will not be able to appeal them. now. many will be able to avoid lengthy environmental reviews. all of this is part of governor newsom's goal to build 2.5 million homes by 2031. >> now it's your morning money report. customers of 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 from saturday's problem. they sent us a statement that says, in part, we proactively shut down some of our day to day banking systems so we can remediate the issue and contain the impact. the credit union says that includes online banking, its mobile app and its call center. it's unclear when

those services will be back up and running. >> it's only july, but the san francisco symphony wants to get us all ready for the holidays. it just announced. this group is set to bring soothing sounds to davies symphony hall this december, giving the reason i'm telling. >> i'm bringing me. >> voiced him in. will be appearing with the san francisco symphony for two nights tuesday, december 17th and wednesday, december 18th. >> of course, in the middle of the week i was trying to just, you know, not be a little away. >> grinch. exactly tickets go on sale saturday, july 20th. now, the last time they were here in 2022, performing with the symphony fans rushed the stage. and by fans i mean me and jobina and lindsay. okay, we were out here are

hey, sean. such a memory. i think it was a great concert. >> now, this was not a christmas concert, right. >> this was just a this was doing their hits. just be out here. yeah so the holiday will be really nice i think so. >> yeah. now they must have a christmas album right. >> at least one i don't know i forgot what it is but yes because they got let it snow and all. >> oh that's right. of course they do. >> and it's so cool when they perform with the symphony it just elevates everything. >> yeah, i saw them perform once with the portland symphony when i lived in oregon and it was great. i hope they do like a couple of their hits. yes. right. they have to they always. >> yeah. >> they know, they know, they know. >> end of the road will happen. >> oh yes. end of the road. so my traffic producer betty green saw and they ended with that. and she loved it. but this was in 2012. yes so but you know it's producer would love end of the road. >> yes. >> tracks. so perfect.

>> oh man. >> here's a live look outside from our tam cam this morning. we do have, sunny skies for the most part this morning. look at highs today. it's sunny and warm in the south bay, 80s and 90s there. the peninsula will be in the 80s, but along the coast we'll stay in the 60s. across the city will be cooler in the sunset. daly city in the 60s, but warmer downtown in the 70s with sunny skies, the north bay. it's getting hot out there this afternoon, well into the 90s for most cities, into the east bay. sunshine, 80 degree warmth from berkeley to oakland, 80 for union city and then inland. it's getting hot. we'll go into the 90s for the most part for daytime highs. now overnight tonight, it will be warm in some of our uh- spots away from the coast. 60s and 70s. that does come again with the risk of that red flag warning in the north bay mountains and in the east bay hills. we'll watch those winds overnight tonight. and then it's all about those temperatures getting even hotter here on tuesday. look at these daytime highs. this is why we

have the excessive heat warning in effect we'll see some areas approaching. if not exceeding 110 widespread triple digits in the city. it's going to feel warm tomorrow in the 80s. look at oakland just downright hot in the 90s. and then we'll do it again on wednesday. so for that fact, the heat risk as we get here midweek is major to extreme . those pockets of purple where those hot temperatures day after day is a cumulative effect on your body. so you do want to stay hydrated and stay cool as this heat wave gets underway here tomorrow, here's the accuweather seven day forecast. warm to hot today. the heat wave begins tomorrow, and it's just dangerously hot here midweek. looking warm for the 4th of july with clear skies and that heat holds on through the upcoming weekend. guys. hello! i'm anxiety, where can i put my stuff? >> congrats to our friends in emeryville because inside out two was at the top of the box office for the third weekend in a row. it just broke a box office record. the animated movie brought in more than $1 billion globally. that's what

the be. and it did so only 19 days after its release. that's the fastest we've ever seen an animated film do that. in fact, only ten other feature films have accomplished that billion dollar mark. disney is the parent company of pixar, and abc seven friend. >> i just remember your story you did with the producer, right? >> and the director and the director and the producer are so humble. >> they were like, you know, we're just making this and it has just blown up. i'm so excited for them. >> you just never know, right? yeah, because they've been working on it for more than four years. so they're in that that bubble because you know we're just doing this could be good. or maybe it's not. >> and it is. >> i knew it was good because they showed

one. we're getting ready for a warm week today. temperatures are warmed hot, but then we have a red flag warning that kicks in here tonight for increased risk of fire danger in the north bay mountains in the east bay hills. then tomorrow, temperatures take off. get ready for our heat wave that will last into the upcoming

weekend. >> number two p-g-and-e's warning of possible limited power shutoffs tomorrow because of our increased fire risk. eight counties are involved, including napa and solano counties. >> number three minutes from now, the supreme court is expected to hand down its ruling on presidential immunity. it will determine if former president donald trump can stand trial for trying to overturn the 2020 election. we'll have live coverage here on abc7 as soon as that ruling comes down. >> number four is san mateo court officials have canceled today's hearing in the scott peterson case. they didn't give a reason. the focus was supposed to be dna testing on a piece of duct tape, which is a key evidence piece of evidence in peterson's effort to prove he did not kill his wife and unborn son in 2002. >> number five a live look at the golden gate bridge. if you're coming in from the north bay this morning into san francisco, it will cost you more. fast track users now pay 925. as of this morning, pay as you go is 950 and number six, what will cost you more at the bay bridge toll plaza is time. >> there is an accident on the

upper deck right now and an earlier crash in the maze. so traffic is slow from the maze all the way into san francisco. >> number seven still celebrating pride even though it's technically july. but you know what? look at the parade. if you were not able to watch the parade or you want to see it again, coverage is streaming right now at abc7 news.com. >> again, any moment now, we should get that supreme court decision. we'll have it for you. live on tv and abc7 news.com. >> robin: good morning america. supreme court expected to rule today on presidential immunity. decision day. many eyes on the supreme court this morning, expected to issue a ruling on former president trump's claim that he has presidential immunity from