look at this scary reminder about the fire season. flames moving close to homes and the heightened fire danger today. back to business at full capacity in california. the feelings so far about our state being reopened. in the new announcement today, and incentive to get vaccinated. the latest on what is happening right now with president biden meeting with president putin. you are watching a be seven news. >> let's check in with mike nicco. >> the fire the fire yesterday, thankfully the winds will calm down, but that is dangerous heat. the fire danger is going to be heightened and we will be

threatened more by heat exhaustion and heat illness. the areas in orange are under a heat advisory starting at 11:00 this morning to 9:00 friday for a moderate risk of heat illness. that the heat illness risk becomes high in the areas inbred. that is the excessive heat warning from 11:00 thursday morning to 9:00 friday. highs could reach 98 to 108. breeze is yesterday kept us cool . they are gone and so were the clouds. here we go. someone hundreds in the east bay, and in the north bay, a lot of 90s. 75 san francisco. near 70 along the coast. with higher temperatures, expect higher risk of wildfires home and half n thhospitala ng a her neighbhood. is joining us in

vallejo where investigators will be back out this morning. >> reporter: good morning. you can still smell fire in this neighborhood, and behind me, there is one firefighter just to keep everybody feeling safe. he is here to watch and make sure everything is okay. the homes look okay. you can't see damage. it happened in the back of the home. let's go to the video from yesterday. the home that had the most damage had an elderly woman that suffered from smoke inhalation. she is expected to be okay. the fire started between 5:00 yesterday afternoon near six flags in vallejo. it was on a hillside. it spread up to homes and towards the backs of the homes. porches, and patios, and backyards. the fire department said eight

homes have damage, and that three of those have significant damage. some neighbors jumped into action and grabbed garden hoses and tools and did what they could to save the homes. >> my husband ran across the street to her house and got up on the roof and started watering. my husband did really well because he savored their house because flames were coming up in the guard. >> firefighters don't know the cause of the fire but residents said they have been concerned about the dry brush. today, the heat wave started. one advantage today is we want to have the winds of yesterday that helped push the fire, but it will be a hot and dry day. firefighters say we all need to be on alert. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. more on that. pg&e is one of customers to be prepared for possible power outages. they said they have no plans for a public safety shut off but

they are telling customers to be prepared in case the power grid fails. pg&e said to have flashlights and batteries ready, but do not use candles because it poses a fire thread. the national weather service tweeted this morning saying dangerous and life- threatening heat is about to grip the bay area. we have a new feature to help you stay on top of the rising heat. real-time temperature tracker lets you see the current temperatures in cities across the bay area. it is live on abc7news.com, and the apps, for connected tv. search for abc 7 they area. high shakes showdown between vladimir putin and president biden. now they are meeting in a summit in geneva, switzerland. we are monitoring the meeting. >> biden and

the summit in the last hour. this is a live picture from geneva. the meeting will be face-to- face and will last 4 to 5 hours. president biden and putin will be joined by secretary of state antony blinken and his russian counterpart. then senior aides will be brought in. earlier the men shook hands and a photo op. sources said biden has been preparing for weeks, receiving briefings at least once a day. >> i will make clear to president putin that there areas where we can cooperate if he chooses. >> topics will include putin's election meddling, human rights and cyber attacks, including one that threatened to disrupt the u.s. meat supply, and another that triggered gas shortages and price hikes. both men will hold separate news conferences following the meeting. we plan to air a special report this morning but that happens. cities over the state

celebrating california's reopening, and we see things we haven't seen in a long time like people spaces. >> when i think about what we w had to do to be back the virus and where we are now, it's pretty incredible. i'm looking forward to an exciting summer. >> the mayor brought her excitement to a vip reception for the san francisco black film festival, featuring films that reinforce positive images. it runs tomorrow through sunday. navigating the transition may take time. business manager set casino matrix in san jose, and religious centers like evergreen, are all re-examining operations now that california has reopened. >> one of the big changes

now we are allowed to serve food at the gaming tables again. for players, they come in and they want a snack and they weren't allowed to eat at the table. >> they will put up all of our rows that we will still provide a see buffer to the right and left of each party. there will be distancing going on even though it is not be as they will have to bring their own prayer mat. we will have some descending. it is up to them whether they use it. >> everybody agrees, the biggest change is the dropping of the mask mandate for fully vaccinated people. >> free vacations weren't enough to get you vaccinated? governor newsom has a new incentive and we will reveal that later. that announcement comes a day after he celebrated the states reopening by giving 10 vaccinated californians $1.5 million each. 's

the way they say los angeles. the state is going to call you if you won. i am sorry to say buyou didn't win. >> you were crushing dreams yesterday in here you go today. >> there is one person in the bay area who won. you can see where everybody else won and we don't care about them because they are not here. that is it. santa barbara, sacramento. a new vaccine incentive program aimed at teenagers is starting today in santa clara county. this is a concert ticket raffle for shows at the sap center. justin bieber, and more. anybody who gets vaccinated at one of the county vaccination sites over the next six weeks will be entered. if you are

already vaccinated, you can enter by bringing a friend or family member to get vaccinated. abc7 news monitoring the covid-19 numbers in california with our vaccine tracker. you can find this on her homepage, abc7news.com /vaccine. changes out there and we knew it would be inland against the heat. temperatures in the north bay valleys a little bit warmer than this time yesterday. we have upper 60s through the delta. 62 concorde, mid to upper 50s for all other neighborhoods. it's pretty comfortable with that air. you will want to be safe when we have the 90s and 100s. 58 san francisco, san carlos and mountain view, 57, 53 pacific up. no marine layers. we look north from the column along 880, faster warming

today. near 80 around the bay. mid 60s that because. we will hit 100 inland at 4:00. 84 around the bay. it is not going to change. it is the coast where we will find the cool and localized ocean breeze. no matter what you are doing today, whether at home were running errands, it is all about beating the heat and staying inside and the air conditioning and walking on the grass so we don't burn the feet of our animals. tree pollen is moderate. the uv index will be high and it will deal 10 to 15 degrees warmer in the sunshine. make sure you find some shade today. hotter tomorrow. that is coming up. good morning. we have an overall look at the bay area. slow down out of tracy and we have roadwork ramping up. it is barely yellow on the sensor. it was supposed to be done at 5:00 a.m. emeryville showing off

headlights, making their way westbound. i will monitor that area. eventually the toll plaza as people make their way there. this is a live look in oakland, 880 at the coliseum camera, headlights traveling southbound. everything is looking nice. we have the psychology behind mask wearing. expert explains why so many who are vaccinated will still be wearing them for a while. >> i imagine this must be like what a pilot feels like when an engine cuts out. >> she set the pace for a response in the bay area and beyond. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen.

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behavior. i am profoundly sorry and embarrassed by the tenor that i have struck at times in my work. >> peskin is entering alcohol treatment after accusations he was drunk during a meeting. we celebrate california's reopening and is remarkable to look at how far we have come. this is a moment that dr. sarah cody brought. >> we are protecting the well- being of the community during the historic public health challenge. >> kate larsen spoked to dr. cody. >> reporter: in the first month of 2020, sarah cody herself in an unusual position. >> we had to move extremely fast and we were having to be front and center. >> santa clara had the first

covid-19 case in the bay area and the first death and that u.s. >> i wasn't surprised at all. i was expecting that we would likely see some of the first cases. >> cody, was working at santa clara health department during this ours outbreak in 2003 and new travel patterns would bring coronavirus to the region. on march 16, she set the pace for the pandemic response in the bay area and beyond by ordering a shelter in place. >> what it felt like was overwhelming. >> this must feel like what a pilot feels like when an engine cuts out there is a lot of trouble and you have to do youro best. you have to make decisions quickly and make them carefully . you ha the pl safeyou cook allude an lockdown was the best decision before anyone else? >> gwen ifill thought it

through, we did understand that if we waited a few days, we would have all of the same social and economic harm and not the benefit. >> as california reopens today, do you feel like you landed the plane safely? >> i do. i think it was a very bumpy landing. plane is not as pristine as we might like but i think we have made a safe landing. >> kate larsen, abc7 news. the giants take on the arizona diamondbacks tonight at oracle park. last night, fans were wearing masks entering the game. face coverings are only strongly recommended instead of mandatory. disneyland can open at full capacity. temperature checks and distancing requirements have been discontinued. for the first time in here, people living out at state can enter the parks.

>> we are excited because of the heat to not have to wear a mask and drink water in line. that was huge yesterday when it was so hot. you have to go to a designated area to eat or drink. >> when you were wearing a mask it is hot but now it is better. >> disneyland has its reservation system in place in disney is a parent company of abc 7. >> masks is a simple of responsibility. now that people can go maskless, is continuing to where one a sign of vulnerability or paranoia? we spoke to an expert about this big psychological change. he said we will likely see a heightened level of anxiety now because this is a big change than the normal for 15 minutes and it could be unsettling for a lot of us, especially in certain settings. >> i think especially in the early part of this transition

into non-mask wearing, there is going to be some trust issues. >> the expert we spoke with said it takes a month to change a habit and to feel comfortable with it. >> not where i was last night. >> can we talk about that story on air? >> i'm telling you that the castro was turned up. they gaze came out and it was like a siren that went out. every gaye person i have ever seen was there. out in the bars were normal. it was like nothing had happened. >> that's good. >> everyone was like you are older. >> hopefully wiser, as well. that's definitely a trend, that is for sure. today you may want to go

back inside when it is going to be so hot in so many neighborhoods will feel it. this is the exploratory him and look at the sky. these are other high clouds. partlyat we look at 280 at 17 in san jose. the heat wave begins. partly cloudy tonight and not as comfortable as this morning. the heat wave will end on father's day. the numbers in the south bay, closer to the water, the more comfortable you will be. 91 san jose. mid to upper 90s in los gatos, brockport freshman morgan hill. the peninsula 90 in rapid city. we have a 78 in san bruno. upper 60s along the peninsula closed. sausalito and stinson beach in the 90s. 92 san rafael. 100 cloverdale in calistoga. 80 to 87 along the coastline.

96 to nearly 102 degrees inland. if you are thinking about going to baseball games, you will be comfortable. this is a day game in the mid to upper 70s. i apologize. tonight, the giants, 68 and it 50 degrees. 50s and 60s but look at the yellows and oranges. those are the 70s and 80s in the hills and mountains. tomorrow will be hotter as it migrates to us. hot on friday and the heat holds inland. back to average monday tuesday, 60s through the 80s. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. jive bezos ex-wife has a big announcement.

if you are just joining us, these are the seven things you need to know. it is here, are you ready. the heat builds today with a moderate risk of heat illness. a high risk of heat illness on

thursday, friday, and inland on saturday. heightened fire danger. several things you need to be aware of today. neighbors in vallejo grab garden hoses and do what they can to save property after a fast-moving grass fire damaging more than half a home. firefighters don't know the cause of the fire. today, governor newsom will announce a new partnership to encourage more californians to get vaccinated. it's happening at 9:00 this morning and comes just a day after the governor get away billions of dollars in the last drawing. the centers for disease control and prevention has declared the delta variant, a variant of concern. it is more contagious and vaccines do appear to be effective. president biden and vladimir putin are holding a will be a meeting lasting 4

to 5 hours. it and run in san francisco right now. a pedestrian has been hit on the cesar chavez on-ramp. southwest airlines recovering this morning technical issues caused them to cancel and delay hundreds of flights. san francisco and oakland international have several flights listed under delayed or canceled. dan reynolds singer of imagine dragons, once the home where he was raised to serve as a safe place for kids. he bought his childhood home from his parents and donated it to encircle, and organizations that provide safe space for lgbtq plus youth. zoning needs to be changed but the home could be used for art and music programs, counseling, and a place uplod supported. mackenzie scott is giving away to n dollars to a number of organizations,

including some in the bay area. the ex-wife of jeff bezos is continuing her promise to donate her fortune. here is rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: in the gma first look, billion-dollar donation. the ex-wife of jeff bezos announcing she and new husband, dan jewett, have donated $3 billion to 286 organizations, including those focused on the arts, education, and combating racial injustice. native americans in philanthropy received $2 million. >> it is pretty rare to just write a check and believe in the organizations. that is what they did. >> mackenzie scott said her goal was to deemphasize privilege voices and give focus others. and it would be better if disproportionate wealth were not concentrated in small hands. we will have more on this multibillion dollar donation coming up at 7:00 a.m.

i am rebecca jarvis, abc news. several organizations are in the bay area and the list includes alonzo king, san francisco community health center, asia-pacific fun, you speaks, and the east bay fund for artist. emison is taking a cash earless approach to a bigger stage. they will have a full-size grocery store in washington state. companies get what they want and walk out of the store. whatever they grab is charged to the amazon account. up to this point this was being used at smaller stores in san francisco. i love there is. i miss those. the haven't really been open. >> it is reopening. the bay

building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. tens of smoke up high and i started to see the flames. it was really scary. >> a wind driven brus driven brn burns several homes in vallejo. the warning about fire danger today. we are here because of your hard work and your resilience. >> governor newsom celebrating california's progress in the pandemic. his message to be mindful about what we have learned along the way. new warnings about a covid- 19 variant spreading across the u.s. one group that will be crucial to monitor. good morning. it is wednesday, june 16. >> let's talk about the hot weather. mike nicco has been warning about this. >> did you notice the green

going up in flames near that house in vallejo? that is what we have been talking about. things look rain in walnut creek, be but the plants have only 30% of the moisture in them that they are supposed to have. they are more susceptible to burning. this is something we have to keep in mind. we don't have the winds today like yesterday. the bad news, the heat is coming. we are six degrees to 13 degrees warmer. in walnut creek, it is an area that could be near 100 degrees today after being in the mid- 80s yesterday. the closer you are to the coast, we have a nice breeze keeping you in the 60s and 70s. 80s around the bay. 100s inland. a scary reminder of things to come. hot weather is leading to dry conditions. a fire spread in a vallejo neighborhood and a woman was sent to the hospital.

amy hollyfield is live in vallejo. >> reporter: it is calm and cool now but there is a firefighters stationed in this neighborhood in case as the heat wave is expected to hit us today. one elderly woman was taken to the hospital. her home suffered the most damage. she suffered from smoke inhalation be okay. no one else was hurt. firefighters say eight homes were damaged and three had significant damage. the fire burned the back yards at the homes and patios and fences. it creeped up from a hillside behind the homes. residents jumped into action to stop the fire. >> the fire was coming from the west and the wind was blowing towards the east. it was swirling and coming up and over the railing of the house. i grabbed the water hose and started wetting everything down with his neighbor.

>> the fire started at 5:00 yesterday on a hillside behind homes on skyline drive in vallejo. firefighters evacuated some homes in the neighborhood and got the fire out at the situation controlled by 7:15 pm. firefighters are looking for the cause of the fire and will be out at daybreak to start their investigation. there is a heightened threat of fire today as the heat wave starts. we will have one advantage today . we are not expecting the winds that they had yesterday that fueled the fire. live in vallejo, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. you can track the heat on your tv anytime. we have a live feed of current temperatures on our apps for your connected tv. you get that by searching abc 7 bay area and downloaded on roe, fire tv, and amazon tb. governor newsom will be in

southern california today announcing a new partnership aimed at encouraging more californians to get vaccinated. it comes a day after the state officially reopened. he celebrated progress but reminds ever went to be mindful about what we have learned. >> we are not spiking the ball but today is a day to celebrate and reconnect with strangers, loved ones, family members, give people hugs. remind them we are not out of the woods. >> governor newsom said california is the only state to see a week over week increase in vaccinations. the partnership will be announced at the news conference this morning at 9:00. mayor london breed will testify today before congress about a program that could help communities build back. she will speak to a subcommittee about the community block grant program.

the mayor celebrated the states reopening at fisherman's wharf. >> can you believe we are at a point where the sun is shining bright in san francisco. when we talked about being out of the woods during the pandemic, we are out of the woods right now. >> we are all just commenting that we have seen dr. grant koufax and never a smile on his face. he was saving that smile. this is that the cable car turnaround at hyde street and beech street. the cable cars will return sooner than we thought and start running in august with free rides for everyone for the entire month. san francisco originally planned to bring the cars back and not fall. the mayor hopes this will encourage visitors come back to the city. estates celebrate reopening, there are new warnings about a covid-19 variant that is spreading fast across the u.s. jobina is at the live desk.

>> the cdc has declared the delta variant a variant of concern. it was first detected in india and is more contagious. the vaccines appear to be effective against it. doctors say it is important to monitor how the variance spreads under the 12 and under age group. >> it will likely be the dominant variant in a few short months. parents and children should continue to follow the cdc guidelines, and local public health department guidelines. >> new york state is celebrating a covid-19 milestone with more than 70% of adults receiving at least one dose of the vaccine. fireworks lit up the sky across the state and overnight, a dozen landmarks were lit and blue and gold. in washington, plans for a fourth of july celebration including a return of the national mall fireworks show and at the white house, biden will host 1000 guests to honor

first responders and servicemembers. in the east bay, outdoor dining is staying in at least through january 3. the town council approved the extension that will work out the details next month. last december, some restaurants were defiant when contra costa county halted outdoor dining. san francisco sheriff's visited chinatown. golden gate fortune cookie factory destination. he posed with shop owners and took photos. >> i think it is important to focus on two things, and what is not resiliency only but bringing business back. also because of the recent challenges we have had with a focus on aapi. >> chinatown businesses have asked for a stronger police presence because of anti-gaye

incidents. southbound lanes of the great highway in san francisco will be closed to bicyclists and pedestrians verse and maintenance. crews will be distribute yd.b3 of sand from the side of the highway towards the ocean between lincoln way and slope boulevard. they do this every year to reduce sand buildup on the great highway. this will take seven days to complete. check your flight if you are headed to the airport today. the technical issue that forced southwest to play catch-up this morning. repair or replace. sticker shock if you are trying to get a car right now. why prices are skyrocketing. first, let's go to mike nicco. >> let's look at what is going on. ¢ spreading across the peninsula. there is no wind and that is why it is 60 at san bruno.

there is no marine layer. 46 at half moon bay. everybody else in the 50s. mid 50s to even mid 60s. 66 antioch, 62 in concord. gorgeous shot from the exploratory him camera. look at how calm everything is. the lack of a sea breeze except for right near the coast where it keeps you in the 60s for the most part. it means faster warming today even with an increase in high clouds. 84 to 100 by 4:00. at 7:00, still 78 around the bay, to 93 inland. outdoor dining? find some shade. before you head out, do you have enough water today? you will need more. if there is shade available, make sure you know where it is and symptoms of heat exhaustion. i want to show you the community this morning. have the water in case your car

breaks down. it is calmer and warm to hot on the mass transit. moderate is healthy air for we ha new problem in the north bay. and alert in petaluma on southbound 101 past washington street involving a big rig and two cars. injuries reported. speeds are down to around 13 miles per hour. headset moving in and out of petaluma. this is life from walnut creek showing 680. everything arose around the bay, moving smoothly. this is a live lo advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination

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staff shot and killed 18 wildcats last fall. the board voted on a new plan that would emphasize trapping the cats, but still allows for an outside agency to kill the cats if necessary to protect endangered birds and mice. >> i really think this policy will work and i think it will work because of transparency and reporting we will do. and collaboration we have with very concerned passionate people that do not want to kill cats. that is not our goal. >> the board received strong opposition to the vote. 70,000 people signed a petition to stop the park from shooting cats. a new alley cat allies survey at 600 voters in alameda and contra costa counties found 80% oppose the killing wildcats. juneteenth is closer to becoming a federal holiday. the senate passed a bill and

it's going to the house where it will easily pass. it will then be sent to president biden for signature. it commemorates one of the last enslaved african americans were freed. it will be known as juneteenth national independence day. president biden named nine ambassador nominations, including captain chelsea sully sullenberger who landed 1549 on the hudson river. he will be nominated to brow present the u.s. on the council of international civil aviation organization. biden named other nominees no decision has been made for ambassadors to europe or asia. a firefighter who put out a garage fire last week has died. the san francisco fire department said they are mourning the passing of christopher yack.

destroyed eight cars parked on the fourth floor of the domestic parking garage near terminal one. the department said after returning home from the incident, the firefighter suffered and a medical emergency and passed away. a vigil will be today at four clock p.m.. southwest airlines is trying to play catch-up after technical issues cause them to counsel and delay hundreds of flights since monday. this is the latest on the outage. sfo and oakland international have southwest flights listed under delayed or canceled. according to tracking service flight it were, the airline had to cancel 500 flights and delay 1300 others yesterday. the faa grounded southwest departures for 45 minutes while the company worked to fix a computer issue. sales wed southwest said it was a problem with the technology systems. >> they separated us and it was a big inconvenience.

we have to work so we can't go to work because of our flight. we have to pay for a hotel and pay for transportation. >> on monday night, problems with a third-party weather data provider caused southwest to delay 1500 flights and all coming as air travel sees record highs since the pandemic started. southwest said they're working to help customers that were affected but warrants customer- service wait times are longer than normal. european union has voted to recommend member nations lift travel restrictions from touros coming from the u.s. it is nonbinding and country has authority to recommend vaccination records. it comes amid a push to get people traveling for business. that segment remains far below pre-pandemic levels. >> the great growth and domestic meijer which is at 99% of the pre-pandemic levels. domestic leisure is doing well but it is the business travel group meetings and events that

is so important. >> the president of the u.s. travel association said action needs to be taken to increase travel. they are launching a campaign to encourage business travel. it will take until 2024 to reach 75% of pre-pandemic business levels. used car and truck prices are skyrocketing, and limited supply means vehicles are getting sold at a faster pace than a year ago. if you are looking to replace your car now, consumer reports said a be may more be affordable to fix the one you have. >> reporter: prepare for sticker shock. surging demand from consumers and limited supply of new vehicles because of a global computer chip shortage has sent used car and truck prices soaring 30% over the past year.

>> we are telling people that it might be worthwhile to fix your own car even if it needs something expensive. >> consumer reports recommend doing a cost-benefit analysis. if you are trying to decide whether to buy an expensive use car or repair the old one. let's say the cost is $4000. >> you can say i will need this car for the next 12 months and divide that by the number of months and see what the monthly payment would be. >> if the monthly cost of the repair is $300, it may be cheaper than the monthly payment for a new or used vehicle. to keep expenses down, stay on top of smaller maintenance items like oil changes or squeaky brakes. >> get the things fixed that need to be fixed now so you don't have to mess with them when they become more expensive repairs later. >> do your research on repair shops in advance. some may offer financing options. >> maybe they will give you a low or zero interest rate financing for 90 days. you can ask about that.

it is better than putting on your credit card. >> if you decide to buy use car, preston said you may have better luck with a smaller sedan or hatchback which are not as in high demand. >> i just went car shopping and wanted an suv. those are very high demand. >> i told you don't do it. >> car share life. >> very short of you. >> mike, tell us your story. how many miles does your car have? >> this morning, 299,985. i am thinking it's near the call. i will have to pull over and have a moment of silence for respect for 300,000 on my car. >> it's an amazing car. >> i went the way of getting it

fixed. a lot of that is carpool and grade school and middle school, baseball tournaments. >> how long have you had it? >> 2006. i have a 70 mile commute every day so that helps. i've had major repairs but all in all it has been cheaper to get it fixed. i kept thinking would my son graduates college i will get a new car. then the pandemic hit and my kid went back to college. we are waiting another year until he graduates from college. >> i have been doing that on instagram and facebook. our producers picked up on that. the air-conditioner works. if it stops working, that may be a dealbreaker especially the next few days. this is san rafael, it is 58 now. the high this afternoon is 92 degrees. here is a look from the

cameras. you can see high clouds. partly cloudy today as we transition to the heat. nights become less comfortable. you may have grouchy co-owners the next few days. especially those that don't have air conditioning. a record watch for tomorrow as the highs will peak. we are building into the mid 80s to mid 90s to the south day. upper 90s around morgan hill. san jose 91. the further away you are from the water and airport, the further south and hot it will be. 90 80s of the peninsula. upper 60s along the coast and mid 70s in downtown south san francisco and sausalito. 70 bodega bay. 92 petaluma and san rafael. calistoga 100. east bay 100. 87 castro valley. 96 san ramon.

tonight, most of us in the mid- 50s to a few upper 60s around antioch. 70s and 80s in the hills and that is why it will be hotter tomorrow. if you are sweating and hot, find some shade and tricking water. if you stop sweating, that is an emergency and that is a heat stroke. call 911 immediately. stopping sweating outside is dangerous. records are possible tomorrow. the heat is around friday and saturday. 80s around the bay. by monday, 60s through the 80s, where we should be. vaccine incentives in other parts of the world. cash prizes and vacations in california, but giveaways are different in indonesia. a warning about what you put on your face. the danger of hidden chemicals in cosmetics. brazen robbery in san francisco. the arrest

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we have seen this video so many times, but it is stunning. if you live and send it cisco, at a lot of us do, then you have seen this. several people shoplifting openly without regard to who is watching. we caught this one recently despite being recorded by three people. this man continue to shoplift inside a walgreens and took off on a lyft bicycle. he had that big trash bag full of items. the public policy in california shows that san francisco has the lowest arrest rate of any police department in california. >> that does speak to staffing. it is direct and it is not an

excuse. it is reality. for us to be at these locations where these are happening, the officers have to have time to be there. >> walgreens said the company has told members of the board of supervisors that theft in the san francisco stores is four times the average of the stores across the country. we shared that our spend on security guards is five times more than the chain average in san francisco compared to other cities. a new study finds that many cosmetics sold in the u.s. and in canada contain hidden toxic chemicals known as pda sees. it leads to cancer and reproductive issues. we are talking with "good morning america" about what to look out for. >> man-made compounds added to cosmetics to help them stay put so you can find them in mascara, long long wearing

lipstick. they add to the staying power of a cosmetic. an extra added precaution might be to limit your use of cosmetics that claim to be waterproof or long wearing or long-lasting. >> the doctor will have a full report on the chemicals and cosmetics coming up on gma. at 11:00 this morning, the areas in orange are moderate heat risk. this goes through 9:00 friday. we jump up to a high risk of heat illness in these other areas at 11:00 tomorrow morning. this is through 9:00 friday. highs up to 108 degrees. around the state, it's going to be in the 80s, 90s, and one hundreds. new at 6:00, apple's ambitions and healthcare industry. details obtained by the wall street journal. high-stakes showdown between

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now at 6:00, president biden and russian president vladimir putin meet face to face. here is a live look at the building in geneva, switzerland where both presidents are this morning. they're about an hour into their meeting. jobina tracking the progress from the live desk.

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