president biden moving on to the next major part of his european trip, his meeting with nato leaders today and the high- stakes summit this week. i am vaccinated, my friends are vaccinated. we are ready. >> ready to reopen, the governor's announcement hours into covid restrictions lifted >> steve: there is concern about a new covid marian and what it means that you have or have not received your shot. a pekingese named was savvy in the spotlight this morning. look at was happy. so cute. good morning on this monday, june 14. you are watching abc7. and we want to start with a check of our forecast with lisa. >> good morning. we are starting out with miss and drizzle. if you are heading over any of our bridges you may encounter that. a cloudy start.

visibility about a mile and a half at the coast. we will be in the soup for a while. a mug start out there. 65 in napa and 62 downtown. that brings us anywhere from 2- 5 degrees warmer than yesterday. a live look outside. by 9:00 temperatures slowly coming up. sunshine revealed the middle morning with low to middle 70s around the bay and inland. by the afternoon 80 with breezy conditions. you may have heard about a heatwave that we are advertising. i will explain we see it coming up in a little bit. this morning the light at the end of the tunnel is very right when it comes to the pandemic. bay area businesses and committees gearing up to fully reopen tomorrow.

we have been counting down to june 15, the day the governor says the state economy will fully reopen and many restrictions will go away. now we are just hours away. we are live in san mateo county where one town is planning a party. >> reporter: they are going to have a party right here and celebrate first responders, the medical community and all of the hard work they've done over the past year, and the fact that we all get to ditch our masks tomorrow. that will take place here while businesses are preparing to open at full capacity tomorrow. the barrel room in san francisco are opening for the first time since march 2020. they are retraining their staff on the basics like food service and wine pairings. >> i am feeling excited, i am feeling nervous. i am feeling like most of our staff are really excited.

we are in the financial district. most of the offices still are not open. we are looking forward to a pretty slow summer. that is good for us to get back into the groove. >> starting tomorrow the state will stop using the color-coded covid. system and will drop facemask restrictions in most cases for early vaccinated people. social distancing requirements will be lifted. for now osha is requiring a mask, but will revisit that later this week. the party is set to be started at 11:00 tomorrow morning. they will have barbecue and live music. a festive moment as we turn the corner tomorrow. governor newsom will be in san francisco today gearing up for the state reopening by touting a brand-new vaccine incentive call california dream vacations. we are not exactly sure what the details are. we know it has something to do

jumpstarting the state travel and tourism industry. the live stream start this morning. you can watch on abc7news.com or your free abc7 news app. a fourth covid-19 vaccine could be coming soon. novax is planning to file for emergency use authorization. the company just released results. they say the vaccine is 100% effective in preventing moderate or severe disease. it was highly effective against the current variance. nearly 30,000 people were enrolled in a trial. once approved, they expect to make 150 million doses per month by the end of the year. doctors are urging anyone who hasn't been vaccinated to book an appointment as soon as possible. scientist are concerned about a new variant already circulating in the bay area. we explain what it means for people who have and have not received their shot.

>> reporter: we've been waiting for this moment. on tuesday california will reopen of the mask mandate will expire. we will finally able to go back to the so anticipated normal, but scientist say there is a new thread, the delta bearing it. >> the delta variant has several mutations. together it has made it much more transmissible from person- to-person. >> reporter: this is the president of the gladstone institute, a biomedical research organization. he along with his colleagues have noticed the impact is very is having in india where cases are searching and vaccination numbers are low. now with at least 46% of the population fully vaccinated and 43% of the entire country fully vaccinated, are we safe to reopen on tuesday? >> it is safe to reopen in communities where there is a high rate of vaccination. people who are not vaccinated will be at risk of getting this delta variant. it is spreading in the us.

>> reporter: the delta variant makes up 6% of the cases in the us. in the bay area marin county detected at least seven cases in may. >> the main thing people can do is to be vaccinated. >> reporter: this week the team at ucsf qualitative biosciences institute discover groundbreaking details about the uk variant that could help understand the delta variant. >> we discovered some of these other mutations are having an effect once the virus is in the cell. it is suppressing the immune response. >> reporter: both experts agree even though we're doing well in the us and statewide, our focus now needs to be on vaccinating the rest of the vaccination at home and abroad, fast. >> the big danger is one of these days as the virus replicates around the world that there will be a variant that evades the vaccines that we have today.

>> steve: overseas covert restrictions are expected to stay in place for at least another month because of concerns over the delta variant. that variant first detected in india. today boris johnson is expected to confirm delaying relaxation of restrictions. england was planning to lift social distancing requirements next week, but the delta variant makes up more than 90% of new infections in the uk. if you have any questions you can ask our abc7 news vaccine team. this morning president biden moving on to the next major part of his european trip. he is in brussels ahead of his meeting with nato leaders. the meeting comes as the president is set to meet with russian president vladimir putin this week. >> reporter: that high-stakes summit days away. president biden says he agrees on one thing, their contentious

relationship. in brussels president biden is expected to reaffirm america's commitment to article 5, an attack on one member is an attack on all. the group will debate adding language that includes major cyber attacks. a topic of concern ahead of his meeting. national security advisor jake sullivan pushing back on the idea the president would do a cyber criminal prisoner swap with vladimir putin. >> what he was talking about was accountability. the idea that responsible countries should hold or should be held accountable to not harboring cyber criminals and to bringing cyber criminals to justice. >> the latest poll finds 49% of americans have a great or good amount of trust in president biden to negotiate with putin. the president says he hopes to find areas or the us and russia can work together. in san francisco dozens are out of their homes cause of

this fire that broke out at the national hotel on market street. you can see the flames and smoke coming from the back of the building late last night. out on market a person got video of a cloud of smoke drifting down the street. firefighters evacuated the building and rescued 80 people and two dogs. the supervisor tweeted the old tell -- hotel offers housing to people facing homelessness. >> everything was covered with smoke. i couldn't even see out of the window. i thought what's going on? >> the red cross called in to help. the cause is under investigation. the building is next to act stray hand theater. that was not damaged. store a dog because goes is taken over. the animals are working on chomping through the weeds and fox sales at the dog park.

you're welcome to watch, but the city is asking you to not pet them because they are working. goals are often used as an eco- friendly alternative to clear invasive plants and overgrown weeds. they are expected to finish up today. i see them in my neighborhood. always a good site. good morning, everyone. we are mild, muggy, and moist along the coast there is missed and there is drizzle. you will need your wipers. otherwise, a lot of gray skies. i want to show you our dewpoint this morning. we talked about the muggy air, anywhere in the 50 degree range you are feeling it out there. throughout the afternoon back to the range that we are used to in the 40s. look what happens as we get into tuesday. high-pressure expands, the atmosphere dries out. 40 degrees range around 8:00.

right now it is all about the clouds. less than a mile visibility. into tuesday the fog gets chewed out. look what happens by late tuesday, clear from the coast. we will look for a warmer day, especially midday. even down through sausalito, a typically cool place surrounded by water. san francisco climbing a few degrees. by wednesday the heat is on. an excessive heat watch as you get through the delta. 101 in concord. 106-109 for our inland valleys. along the coast we are going to stay comfortable with a sea breeze and highs in the middle 60s. low 70s in oakland. a nice afternoon feeling slightly drier, but this morning it is a different story.

a little damp out there. continuing with that damp weather the chp has issued a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. slick on the bay bridge as well this morning. no blocking issues. a live look showing you and reveal. headlights the traveling westbound and beginning to pick up. it is starting to get busy. we have a cig alert through the altamont pass. this is on westbound 580 before northglenn road involving a big rig. it is going to continue to pack in our normal slow commute this morning. the potentially blockbuster issue that the us supreme court could decide as soon as today. a dog stolen in san francisco back with its owners. will show you the reunion and explain what led up to it. >> steve: and speaking of dogs

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>> steve: hollywood is remembering a character actor who brought a booming presence to even the smallest parts. he only received one master -- oscar. his manager said he died of natural causes in los angeles yesterday and was 83. the us supreme court could decide if they will hear a potentially blockbuster issue, where the to ban the consideration of race in college admission. the justices are considering a case claiming harbor discriminates against asian american applicants. five years ago the court ruled colleges may consider race, but have to do so in a way that promotes diversity.

the new case would not be argued until the fall. stir make some uc berkeley alumni say they are tired of hearing about attacks of asian americans and a stepping up to help elderly committee members defend themselves. >> this is a group teaching asian americans how to use pepper spray. they handed out hundreds in chinatown yesterday. he says it is an an expensive way to help people feel safe and confident when out in public. >> the asian committee is going to stand up for itself and not just let our elders be attacked . we are not going to wait around for government or law enforcement to take care of us. we are going to take care of our own. >> organizers will be back saturday handing out pepper spray starting at 1:30 pm. a part of building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social justice.

we do not have a lot of answers, but we do have a lot of resources to help. to find your ally go to abc7news.com. a couple in stockton back with her beloved dog after he was stolen from the car in san francisco. [ clip playing ] these two were overcome with emotion after police returned their 10-year-old your key. we first told about the story friday. the couple was celebrating their wedding anniversary with someone broke into their car with leo inside. they say police found him after someone in oakland purchased the dog and later realized he was stolen. >> we want to say thank you so much to san francisco pd and the san francisco news outlets and everyone. thank you so much for bringing to go home. we cannot say thank you enough. >> he is really cute. police of not arrested anyone. if you have information san

francisco police are asking you to call them. stir a pekingese name was i beginning a lot of attention this morning because he won best in show at the westminster kennel club.[ clip playing ] >> let him walk in all of his glory. how adorable. the three-year-old from pennsylvania was the top dog out of 2500 dogs in the competition. westminster has been held in new york city every year since 1877, but have to be relocated this year because of the pandemic. was obvious making an appearance on gma this morning. his owners describe what makes them stand out. >> he really has that lionlike image. they are supposed to exude coldness and also be full of

self-esteem. if you saw him going around the ring last night you can see that he is really on. ig person. it's a personality contest ason. >> you can watch his full appearance at 7:00 right after abc7 mornings. he is reallyn. he's confident, the face, the still face. >> that is true. >> the hair is just going. it is like a puff. his hair salon probably cost more than mine. >> it is definitely a blowout. >> i love it. very cute. good morning, everybody. it is a little gray out there. low clouds and fog making their way to the east. it is clear, partly cloudy in livermore. looking at the delta without the cloud cover.

we head to the north and that is where it has been soggy. a pretty nice late-season atmospheric river that is winding down. for today we will see the clouds pool back. it is still hanging at the shore line. by the afternoon taking the fog right to our beaches. we will look for partly to mostly cloudy skies. otherwise, the fog tonight much more spotty as high-pressure bills in. we will see less of it in your tuesday morning. a lot of 60s due to the moisture. the relative humidity remains right up there. looking at hours exploratory them camera you can see how great it is. cloudy skies, sunny and breezy this afternoon. triple digits arrive wednesday and thursday. looking at your afternoon today, breezy winds up to around 35 miles per hour. this is your tuesday, the clouds are swept away, but the winds come back at the coast.

an excessive heat warning closest the home by the delta thursday afternoon through saturday. fairfield, and look at the rest of the state, really hot out there for most of us, except right along the shoreline. middle 60s in the city. 74 in fremont, 79 in santa rosa. we are bringing on the heat tomorrow. by wednesday and thursday hopefully you have air- conditioning, a pool, a plan. it will begin to relent into the weekend. a couple of very hot days. >> we both said pool at the same time.

>> steve: it is 5:23 am and here are seven things to know. california getting ready to fully reopen tomorrow after more than a year of covid-19 restrictions. san mateo county supervisor says he's having a party to celebrate. governor newsom will be in san francisco to unveil his new

california dream vacation vaccine incentive. you can watch live at 9:30 am this morning or your abc7 news app. this morning novavax revealed its vaccine has an overall efficacy of is 100% effective against moderate or severe disease. the company plans to apply for emergency authorization in the next few months. >> growing calls for a growing investigation about the origin of covid-19. an exclusive report finds some scientist say it was possibly an accidental lab leak. store waking up to miss and drizzle, giving way to mostly sunny skies, 60s, 70s, and number -- 80s midland. the damage has been done as far as the backup. expect westbound speed to be around 6 miles per hour. auditions for american idol

starts august 6. you can sign up to perform in front of a producer or you can submit a video online. passengers on a delta jet rush to subdue an off-duty flight attendant who allegedly threatened to take down the plane. >> reporter: new details on that scare in the air. watches passengers and crew members aboard this delta flight hold down an unruly passenger after authority say he threatened to take down the plane. >> he clearly has some sort of breakdown. >> reporter: the pilot making an urgent announcement. >> he forcefully said i need all able-bodied men to come to the front of the plane immediately. very quickly half the plane was often in the aisle and headed toward the front. >> reporter: the passenger restraint, the plane making an emergency landing in oklahoma city where it was swept by

police. the faa seeing a spike in passengers misbehaving. coming up we will tell you what the faa is doing to hold unruly passengers accountable it with your gma first look i am gio nitez, abc news, new york. a note from a delta airlines pilot who parked his plane in and is a lot at the beginning of the pandemic was found 435 days later. the message highlights the fear and confusion many felt at the time. the note says hey, pilots, it is march 23. we just arrived from minneapolis-st. paul international airport. very chilling to see so much of our fleet here in the desert. if you are here to pick it up the light must be at the end of the tunnel. have a safe flight, that delta plane is now back in service. >> that is pretty cool. >> i'm sure he didn't imagine it to be 400 days later.

>> i'm glad people are flying and enjoying wherever they are going. hopefully no one is being attacked in the aisles. that really raise my blood pressure. >> can you imagine? >> coming up, the new bay area attraction that any kid at heart will love. >> a ruling on a vaccine mandate. a federal judge's decision on a lawsuit filed by employees who did not want their shot. >> the change coming to apple stores as soon as tomorrow. taking a live

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the san jose man who saying on the brand-new celebrity dating game. her face says to me it's not a match. >> we will see. good morning, everybody. it is monday it is june 14. >> let's begin with a check of the weather. >> hello. it is the last week of spring and next weekend on sunday summer begins. the atmosphere once again pretty to see out there with even miss and drizzle along the coast and a mile and a half visibility. it is muggy. that's going to change and improve throughout the afternoon. you can see 4-5 degrees warmer than yesterday. as we go through 10:00 the sun

is coming out in our east. by 2:00-3:00 the winds will pick up. low 80s inland. middle 70s around san jose with low 70s in fremont. the fog comes back. we will talk about our warming trend getting underway tomorrow coming up. california approaching a major wall -- milestone. the state economy set to fully reopen and most covert restrictions are going away. we are live in san mateo county where one town is actually going to be throwing a party. >> can you picture a big party right here in this plaza? they are planning to throw a big shindig here tomorrow. and barbecue, a live band. businesses are also getting ready to reopen to full capacity.

some restaurants are giving the staff refresher courses on how to run the business as they prepare to welcome customers. bay area residents we talked to say they are really looking forward to their post pandemic life. >> i am vaccinated. my friends are vaccinated. we are ready. to me get means seeing more of my friends, the more social, probably going to brunch again and just really being able to do the things i haven't done in a year. >> here is what it will look like. the state will stop using the color-coded. system and drop the facemask restrictions. social distancing requirements will also be lifted. for now osha is requiring masks and work but plans to revisit

that issue later in the week. this party kicking off at 11:00 tomorrow. they will be celebrating first responders and health care workers and all they did for us during the pandemic. happening today sonoma county will be laying out how it plans to handle tomorrow statewide reopening. the county health officer and other leaders will walk through sonoma county's progress with vaccinations during a virtual press briefing. you can watch today at watch today at 3:30 pm on the sonoma county facebook page. >> it's safe to say many people are very exciting -- excited. abc news was in pleasant hill and caught this ballet crew eating ready for their first live show. they will perform friday at the great star theater in chinatown. so many others walks us through their emotions. >> i feel like going to the

restaurant and filling up your own cup. >> i am a piano teacher. i'm teaching kids and looking forward to going into the homes. i have been vaccinated. it is all good. >> just to be clear that man says he's looking forward to filling his own coke at the taco bell. >> is the small things. >> for everyone is something different. say goodbye to those covid signs hanging in store windows. the fully vaccinated are able to show their faces inside of most locations starting tomorrow. apple dropping mask requirements. bloomberg is reporting it could happen as soon as california reopens tomorrow. apple notified employees of the change. those were not vaccinated still have to wear a mask employees have been told they will not be required to ask for proof. workers will still wear a facial coverings. as we are about to emerge

and report is looking at what impact it had on california's economy. an analysis says the state actually did better than others that had loosened restrictions. california's gdp or the value of the economy shrank less than in texas or florida in 2020. all three states outperformed the us as a whole. another take away is the bay area had faster the end of last year and beginning of this year when compared to the rest of the country. american deaths from covid- 19 will likely pass the 600,000 mark today according to johns hopkins university the us has more than 599,750 deaths. everything from the institute of health metrics and evaluation found areas could lead to a false surge and more people do not get vaccinated. the cdc says 43% of americans have been fully vaccinated, about 143 million. this morning we are hearing

from her mother hospitalized with covid-19. >> she was put on a ventilator pregnant. >> don't stop now. get vaccinated. be smart. >> jennifer nash contracted the virus in march when she was 24 weeks pregnant. on easter she was admitted to the hospital and needed blood pumped out of her body to be oxygenated and put back in. in may she had an emergency c- section, but had internal bleeding which nearly cost her her life. you can watch the full interview coming up at 7:00. >> today vice president kamala harris is kicking off a national vaccination tour. she will be making stops in a part of the country lagging behind in vaccinations, the south. her husband, first lady, and others will also be visiting couple clinics, colleges and

churches across the region. the administration is currently short of its market have percent of us adults vaccinated by the fourth of july. >> a federal judge dismissed the lawsuit filed by staff at a houston hospital fusing together covid-19 vaccine. it is believed to be the first ruling on vaccine mandates. more than 100 employees sued because it is requiring everyone to be vaccinated risk losing their jobs. the loss in the vaccines experimental and dangerous. the judge agreed with the hospital that the claims about the vaccine are untrue. lawyers for the employee say they will be filing an appeal. we are getting exclusive details on what researchers are learning about covid-19 while studying inside of an wuhan lab. >> scientist expect to find covid-19 originated from nature. but this morning their growing calls of another possibility, an accidental lab leak. the wuhan institute of virology

lab is one of the leading centers on coronavirus. for years and has been collecting potentially dangerous viruses from an abandoned researchers say those they have collected do not match the virus that caused the pandemic. >> there is no virus close enough that you can use any type of research to get the sars-cov-2. you could hypothesize that investigators had some virus that was closer and they just were not telling us about that. >> do you believe the virus spent >> before the pandemic, absolutely not. >> the consensus is that the virus has none of the telltale ngerprints of bioengineering. you can watch the full report on the investigation on gma at 7:00 right after abc7 mornings. >> the longest-serving leader of israel leaving office.

president biden's message about the transition. the actress who spoke at stanford's commencement and the tradition that lived on, but first a check of your weather. good morning to you. we are looking at a full view. great start for most of us. we are looking at clearing by the delta. numbers are in the 60s. we have been in this muggy theme . san raphael, you can see not as cloudy with 64. we will look for conditions to write up. the winds to pick up. a sunny and breezy afternoon with temperatures in and around average. we will bring on the heat tomorrow slowly and then triple digits wednesday and thursday for our inland valleys.

friday the heat begins to ease up. this morning the winds are calm. by the afternoon it helps to push the fog to the shoreline. looking at wind up to 30 miles per hour and stronger tomorrow as we get a pressure gradient as the high begins to move up from the south. dusty along the coast. as for tuesday, numbers topping in the upper 80s into the north bay. an excessive heat warning as we get through wednesday and thursday out toward the delta. yes, we have seen this before. it looks like the sea breeze will hold on at the coast, allowing for a warm-up around the bay. not as hot as inland. look for about 80 up in the north bay and low 70s over in oakland. good morning, everyone. the biggest thing we have going on is the fog advisory at the golden gate bridge. everything else is pretty much

clear. usually when we see slick conditions things tend to happen on the roadways. so far so good. a live look in oakland. those headlights traveling south. the colosseum is off to the right. an look at the bay area we have a slowdown coming out of tracy. we have a wind advisory as well. we will be right back.

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benjamin netanyahu's 12 year run as israel's prime minister has come to an end. the countries party approved a new coalition government by one vote. it puts his rival, naftali bennett in power. presidential biden says he looks for to working with him. benjamin netanyahu is not walking away from politics, saying he will be back. he leaves office as the longest- serving leader in israel. demonstrators gathered in san francisco. the group rallied and painted a street muriel on montgomery street. they are both in the same building. the group claims the funds are fueling oppression and violence and this demonstration is a way to show solidarity with each other. >> we are here to learn from each other and be with each other, to grieve with each other , but also to talk to the

larger community. >> protests have rocked columbia for more than a month. at least 46 people have died. a 50 six-year-old aviation mystery may finally be solved. in 1965 a plane crashed after a minute error collision. the bodies were never found. recently workers testing underwater equipment spotted something unusual. using advanced sonar technology they were able to get clear images and saw parts of an aircraft that matched the description of the plan that went down one than five decades ago. >> he sees something on the bottom like this that looks man- made. that is when we decide there is something down there. >> low lake levels also helped to detect wreckage. officials say they are currently no plans to remove the

plane. just how bad is the drought? a lack of water could cause these animals to die. the elk population has been dropping and it is something the park is a tribute to the park. no water means the grass is drying up and does impact the necessary nutrition that they need. pricing for new and used cars are soaring. post pandemic the man is out with prices rising at their fastest rate in 13 years. a famous damper graduate offered words of wisdom.

>> build and tap into your community. a hand in this room will leave long lasting legacies behind. >> yes, issa rae despite some changes due to covid students still took part in the wacky walk. instead of a traditional processional before the ceremony fingers were costumes and carry signs to celebrate their college experiences. [ laughter ]i like it. >> i like the signs is a barely made it. also, i'm sure you're watching, she tweeted out all of those photos on the last season of insecure. >> i can tell she is sad. we are sad. >> you know which team i am on.

we won't talk about it right now. there is a divide on this desk. >> good morning, everybody. starting out with gray skies and the system to the north allowing for a good dose of fog across the bay area. temperatures are muggy out there. it brings us out from yesterday's readings, 4-degrees warmer. by wednesday and thursday an excessive heat warning for all of these areas across california. as we look closer to the bay area and includes the delta, fairfield, as temperatures go as high as may be asked 108 as we get into thursday. back home a good deal of low clouds and fog at our coast. the sea breeze will not only be

with us today and tomorrow, it will get quite gusty on wednesday, even as temperatures soar. just to give you an idea, the warm-up begins as soon as tomorrow. you can see the peninsula coming up through the upper 70s. in our inland valleys near 90. look what happens on wednesday, we are over 100 degrees and then we look for that to continue into friday. we will keep it a little bit above average wednesday. we will have that 40 degrees spread from the coast to our inland valleys. barry bonds isn't the only competitor in his family. he intern and many snails are into the west minster dog show. he owns the stock with his sister. now, rocky did not win, but he

said he was still proud for qualifying. >> the reward is getting here. he qualified. it's just getting there. i've been to a lot of playoffs, the world series. i kept trying. the actual thing is just how you get there. i'm just proud that he's here. >> looking pretty happy. >> bonne says that his sister got him involved in show docs and that she actually does all of the work. >> i never knew that. i never knew michael jordan is involved in racing. he popped up in sonoma at the speedway. hobbies. hundreds of people tuned in as she reads bedtime stories every night. meet the grandma who is a social media sensation.

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♪ the grand opening of a brand-new bay area attraction that kids and kids at heart will love. the legoland discovery center, and abc7 got a sneak peek. there is the golden gate bridge. and look at the ferry building, levi stadium. they have apple park. nice. there is also interactive rides, movies, and project lessons. for ticket info look for our story. store it is a box office upset over the weekend with more people preferring a horse equal over a musical.

in tony winning musical taking home the number two spot with $11.4 million at the box office for its opening weekend. >> she's whispering loud. i thought she was supposed to be quiet? >> the movie debuted at the same time on hbo max. this movie a quiet place part two reclaimed the number one spot and it has been out for 3 weeks. >> they needed to have a star in that movie, in my opinion. >> i can see that. >> people are resistant. you know i love a musical. i'm not trying to dis musicals. we need a j lo.

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down. the series premier hosted by michael bolton, whom i recognize. >> that is why we heard singing in the promo. >> time, love, and tenderness. hey, lisa. >> good morning. missed and drizzle at the coast with a lot of low clouds and fog . it clears and we will get sunny and breezy this afternoon with temperatures near average. the fog, it's back. patchy tonight. tomorrow causes a warming trend. the warming trend is going to be all across california. today those 90s all the way down to the southern san joaquin valley and triple digits will come our way by the middle of the week inland.

what scientists are saying about an important glacier that has contributed to rising sea levels. concerns about a dangerous covid-19 variants and the warning for unvaccinated people and how this could impact vaccinated people if the varying gets out of control. >> governor newsom visiting san fran

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. a live look outside this morning. get ready for with inland temperatures reaching triple digits. good morning, it is monday, june 14th. you are watching abc seven news mornings. we have the forecast. by the end of the week it is going to be scorching. >> it is even hot here in san francisco. we call it nice, one of those rare days where we hit the 70s maybe upper 80. but right now there is fog, mist and drizzle. it is muggy, 2 degrees to 4 degrees warm t