record high temperatures. here's a live look as the sun rises and it heats up. what you're being asked to do this afternoon. masks in the workplace. new guidance expected today and the timeline of when it could go into effect. look at this background. >> beautiful. >> it is beautiful. but also looks like it is cooking in here today. >> already. >> really. >> it's here. right now is as cool and as comfortable as it gets today. >> wow. >> yes. all right. so a lot of us already under heat advisory. it began at 11:00 yesterday morning. later on at 11:00 this morning we ramp it up as temperatures in the red could reach 98 to 110 degrees. record highs likely. where's that sea breeze? it's absolutely absent as we look at the winds. except for along the coast it'll pick up a little bit. that's why you'll be in the 70s

to some low to mid80s in san francisco with mid80s to mid90s around the bay and upper 90s to almost 110 inland. >> thank you, mike. we know a lot of you are going to be firing up the ac today to beat the heat. cal iso is warning people to conserve energy. >> amy hollyfield live with more on the flex alert that's issued for tonight. amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning. yeah, we're here at the transit center in san jose. talking to people about this heat. they're bracing for it. they say they plan to stay out of the sun today. and cal iso is asking them to do a lot more than that today. they're asking all of us to conserve energy. with a focus on conserving between 5:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. the power grid is expected to really be pushed to the max in this heat. so the manager of that grid says we all need to do our part. not only our homes but at work we need to cut back. businesses really need to conserve so we don't face

blackouts. >> we're asking people to set their thermostats to 78 degrees or higher if their health permits to avoid using major appliances and to turn off all unnecessary lights. >> reporter: and the big appliances at home that use a lot of energy are the dishwasher, oven, washer and dryer. they're asking we limit the use of those this evening. officials say conservation has made a big difference in the past. they say californians typically step up and really do this when they're asked. they're hoping today is no exception. people here at this station are also doing their part because they're taking public transportation. it's a spare the air day. officials also asking us today to stay out of our cars. live in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. that goes right into our next story. a spare the air alert is in effect for the bay area. here's a look at i-680.

the high temps combined with vehicle exhaust expected to create an excessive amount of smog. this is the second time we've seen this alert this year. if you can, drive less to reduce air pollution. if you're smelling smoke in the air, that is not coming from around here. it's coming from it arizona. the national weather service says the smoke is drifting from a 1200-acre fire that is burning there. this morning the power is back on for most people after outages hit across the bay area yesterday afternoon. the lights were out as far north as vallejo. last night there were lines outside of the smart and final after 3500 customers lost power in that area. a gas station was roped off during that outage too. the cause is unclear. it happened at a time when the temperatures were hovering around 100 degrees. in walnut creek many people sought relief from the heat. >> it's just too hot. the stuff is like burning.

>> very hot. and that -- just hot. >> it's expected to get even hotter today. many say they will either go back to the shade or back in the pool to stay cool. here's one idea in the south bay you can escape the heat and don't have to wear a mask by going to great america's newly expanded water park. it's now called south bay shores. it just opened last week. due to the state's reopening vaccinated people don't have to worry about masks or social distancing. >> i didn't realize we could take the mask off and i thought i was going to get that tan line with the mask. i'm just happy to be here. i can't wait to go on all the water rides. all the new ones. this is exciting. >> the water park's general manager says they are waiting to allow maximum capacity. they want to get feedback from guests but they also need to hire more staff to make that happen. you can check out the temperatures any time on your tv, our realtime temperature tracker lets you see the current temps in cities across the bay area. they're live right now on our

bay area connected tv app. download the app for roku, apple tv, android tv or fire fi tv. search for abc7 bay area. president biden is back in washington, d.c. this morning. he's expected to sign a measure establishing june 19th as juneteenth national independence day. this commemorates when enslaved african-americans in texas found out lincoln had signed the emancipation proclamation two years earlier and they were free. the president is signing the act at 12:30 our time. vice president harris will also be there and they're both expected to speak after the signing. this morning president biden says he accomplished what he came to do following his meeting with russian president vladimir putin. >> thank you, both sides have agreed to quote, consultations about cyber security. that was a big topic during the two hour and 38 minute face to

face meeting yesterday morning. putin took no responsibility for recent cyber attacks linked to russia. president biden let him know what won't be accepted. the president gave putin 16 areas of critical infrastructure that should be off limits to cyber attacks, including telecommunications, healthcare and food. if ignored the president issued a stern warning. >> i pointed out to him we have significant cyber capability. and he knows it. he doesn't know exactly what it is, but it's significant. if in fact they violate these basic norms, we will respond. >> biden and putin did agree to return their respective ambassadors to washington and moscow. it's a move being described as a positive sign. >> thank you. happening today, cal/osha is expected to vote on new guidelines that would no longer require vaccinated people to wear masks at work. on monday governor newsom said california workers would soon be able to stop wearing masks

saying the state would be consistent with cdc guidelines. it could also end social distancing at work. people not vaccinated will still have to wear working indoors. this order could go into effect immediately. new at 6:00, rafael nadal says he will not play at wimbledon or the tokyo olympics. he made the announcement on twitter a little bit ago. the 20 time grand slam champ wrote he is listening to his body in order to prolong his career. nadal cited the short timeline between the french open and wimbledon as part of his decision. nadal won wimbledon in 2008 and 2010. he also won olympic gold medals in 2008 and 2016. still ahead the san francisco landmark reopening today. it's welcoming back tourists for the first time since the pandemic started. this aquarium gets an a plus for customer service. how one woman was granted admission for a ticket bought

in the 1980s. our activity plan today, it's all about beating the heat and the possibility of poor air quality for those most sensitive. if you can limit your energy use, drink early and often even if it you're not thirsty and right now is the best time to get out and exercise. we'll talk about record

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the sea breeze kicks in. 83 to 95 for the bay and inland at lunch. still 78 to 97 at 7:00. tree pollen remains moderate. uv index. you want to stay out of the sun. it makes you so much warmer on a day like today when we have record highs. i'll show you those coming up next. we're going to start with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. every time i'll have to start using a different camera. as soon as i step in front the sun blocks everything and the glare there. san jose, 87, so clear. everything is moving at the limit pretty much all of the south bay. nice commute there giving you an overall look of the bay area. here the only slowdown we have is coming out of tracy. the bart ridership just hit a pandemic high. there were 78,000 passengers on tuesday. that's the highest weekday percentage since march of last

year. only 19% of pre-pandemic levels. >> thank you. people's thoughts on race boil down to just six words and their stories so enlightening. i spoke with the founder of the race card project. diana ross releasing new original music for the first time in decades. the single from her upcoming album that's out today. we're taking a live look outside this morning at the bay bridge.

new details on what police say was an unprovoked stabbing in the tenderloin that sent a 94-year-old asian woman to the hospital. this happened around 10:15 yesterday morning. out for a walk when police say a 35-year-old stabbed her with a knife. within two hours police found

couch and arrested him. in 2016 he was arrested on murder charges in district stabbing. a . >> this could have been avoided had this person been held accountable for the other crimes they committed in the first place. i think our criminal justice system is responsible. it's up to the district attorney to prosecute. it's up to the courts to hold people accountable. >> the district attorney's office filed a motion to detain cauich on may 24th and the courts denied it. we have been talking about the significance of juneteenth. an emmy and peabody award winning journalist is sharing an idea to give us a new perspective. michelle norris is a founder of the race card project. she's writing about her

experience. in 2010 she posed a question asking people to share their thoughts on race in just six words. she received more than half a million submissions from all 50 states. >> it was surprising people submitted their stories. it it was surprising how much depth we saw quickly. not only did people want to talk about it, but they wanted to talk about it in a way that they would be heard. and that it would help generate a bigger and a broader conversation. >> you can see my full story later today on abc 7 news and for more on her race card project you can check out the june issue of national geographic on newsstands now. national geographic is owned by abc7's parent company disney. the cool thing, it's everybody on the internet for people to see. it really does take a lot of bravery to share those things. >> i've been listening to her for years on the radio. that's the first time i've seen

her. it's neat to put a face with a name. a san francisco landmark is reopening to visitors today. >> mayor london breed tweeted that coyt tower is going to be open for the first time in 15 months. if you're going up to the observation deck, remember you have to keep your mask on because you're going to be on the elevator. what are your thoughts on california reopening? people in downtown hayward got to answer that question using chalk. they wrote phrases like cautious but optimistic and it's about time. i like the one that said i'm done with zoom. the organization social expression set this up. >> somebody's scared. >> someone just said more fresh air. >> good. flowers and butterflies. >> let's give it a try. back to commuting. >> oh, mike nicco. >> all right. diana ross is out with a new album original music. this is the first time in more than two decades. the title track and

single available today. so this is her new song thank you. she's hoping it becomes as popular as her 70 other hits as a solo artist and the hits she had with the supremes. ross recorded this new 13 song album in her home studio during the pandemic and the tracks reflect the moment with titles like if the world just danced, the answer's always love and come together. those are just a few. the full album you have to wait for it. it is out on september 10th. >> what is the best diana ross song? >> i'm coming out. >> uh-huh. uh-huh. >> is it; right? that's the best one. >> for someone who doesn't do a deep dive i would think that would be probably the most popular. >> endless love though? >> very good. >> upside down. >> i like upside down. that's your favorite? >> i'm coming out has to be the classic. upsidedown is the next one you

want to hear at the club. it's decided. thank you. >> we have made a decision. 6:19. there it is on the dot. it's comfortable outside right now. 56 with that west wind at about 9 miles per hour. that's why the coast isn't going to overheat and most parts of san francisco won't overheat. it is very localized. most of us are going to be dealing with record heat today and poor air quality. clear sky tonight. after record heat today, tonight's going to be our most uncomfortable. if you have grouchily coworkers tomorrow morning, family members, you know why. heat on this risk tapers to low as we head through the weekend. here's our heat pump and it's full throttle. it's running wide open. however you want to say it. that's bringing us the high heat risk today starting 11:00 through 9:00 tomorrow evening. the heat at least 100s are possible still inland through

at least saturday. record highs. 99 in san jose. 105 in gilroy. 85 to 96 degrees on the peninsula. low to mid70s along the coast. that's refreshing. 80s. low to mid80s around san francisco. south san francisco. 70 bodega bay. 99 in san rafael. 101 in santa rosa. hayward, a record high. we go -- i shouldn't say we range from 84 to 94. 104 to 109. tonight we'll be in the upper 50s to a few 70s out there my seven day forecast look at that. 100 through saturday inland. we'll get out of the 90s by saturday around the bay. 60s back at the coast. still warmer than average sunday. especially inland for father's day. 60s, 70s and 80s average monday, tuesday and wednesday. let's check in with ginger

zee with what's coming up on gma. >> you have me over here three minutes looking what is the best diana ross song. touch me in the morning because that's what you all did to me. i feel like reggie and i could do one of those tiktok side by sides of endless love and make it work. not sure but we should think about it. >> i want to see it. >> yeah. okay. i should probably talk about what's coming up on gma too. coming up here in the wake of president biden and president putin's high stakes face to face summit there are new details about what's next for the world leaders and our relations with russia. and then many states have lifted coronavirus restrictions. but there are new concerns about that delta variant. it is described as covid on steroids. experts are worried it could spread to parts of the country where vaccination rates are low. a reality check and tell us exactly what that means. then gma investigates as we head into the summer travel season.

there's apparently a rental car scam costing people hundreds of dollars. not only can you not get a car but when you do you'll get scammed. what you need to know before you book. as america reopens, gma is live from one state north of you in oregon this morning rising and shining taking you to the majestic mountains, the wineries, the rocky coast. then we'll go to europe and talk to antonio banderas too. >> have you been to coast, ginger? >> i haven't. one of two states i haven't done. i need to. >> oregon coast, gorgeous. portland's a cool city. little bit of everything. we can go. i'll show you. we'll do our tiktok video. >> wait till you see the piece. >> looking forward to it. >> we'll get texting. got to make it happen. >> we have so many pl

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new at 6 a.m. as summer travel picks up the faa is mandating additional inspections of boeing's 737 max. the public order is designed to follow the aircraft manufacturer's own recommendations. the inspections are to make sure the automated flight control systems are operating correctly after a major fix. boeing completely overhauled the system following two crashes that killed 346 people. the incidents forced the 737 max fleet to be grounded for 20 months. most u.s. airlines are already doing the inspections as part of their regular maintenance. a termite infestation might sound like a bad thing, but it made for a lot of fun at the oakland zoo. the zoo shared this video on social media. keepers said a termite infested tree came down at the zoo so they used it as an opportunity for animal enrichment. you can see this black bear

doing its best trying to get inside to find what the zoo keepers call a tasty treat. >> wow. >> i don't know why i was waiting for a sound bite and more explanation. >> you weren't expecting the bear to talk. boston's new england aquarium is raising the bar when it comes to customer service. a woman went there last week hoping to get in with an old ticket and by old we mean decades old. she got this ticket in 1983. the ticket said that it was good for admission at any time in the future. and even though this type of ticket was discontinued like 25 years ago, the aquarium honored it. the visitor explained on given hethe ticket and she eat promised she would try to use it. >> good for them. >> sweet. >> that's what you deserve. they should be honored.

coming up at 6:30, have you seen this? coca-cola snub. how the actions of a soccer super star may have cost the company $4 billion. the extra incentive for people to get vaccinated in the south bay. the singers they might be able to see in concert if they win a raffle. a live look

now at 6:30, riding out this heat wave with the first flex alert of the year. what you can do to save energy. here's a live look outside from our roof camera. we have a spare the air alert in the bay area. if you haven't heard, it's going to be hot and today is

the hottest. >> today's the hottest. we'll set some records today. we had a few people i know in the city i live in that lost power like 3500 people yesterday. i live in one of the hottest places in the bay area. hopefully that doesn't happen again today. if you can, conserve that energy. let's start with the numbers. the 100s in the north bay. the south bay. nearly 110 degrees in our inland east bay neighborhoods. mid80s to mid90s around the bay. even the coast is a a a a by standards. parts of san francisco to hit 80 to 85 degrees. today at 11:00 in the morning we add the excessive heat warning. that's the highest level. that's the most dangerous heat as temperatures could reach 110 degrees this afternoon. that goes through tomorrow until 9:00 in the evening. we have a long road ahead of us. >> thank you. a flex alert will take effect in california today.

that means residents and businesses are being asked to cut back on power use. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in san jose with this warning. >> reporter: good morning. we're at the diridon transit center. one telling us at least it's not humid like it is on the east coast. others saying it's better than being cold. i guess. it's going to be so hot. we're going to have a flex alert today. california officials are asking us to conserve energy. cut back with a focus on conserving between 5:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. a big ask is is we keep our thermostats at 78 today. we talked to one resident who has his doubts. >> i'm not sure people are going to do it to be honest. this is our first heat wave and we're not used to it. so i don't think people are % but as far as staying cool,

drinking lots of water, drinking lots of fluids. that we will do. >> officials are asking us to cut back on our use of appliances later today. dishwasher, oven, washer and dryer. conservation has made a big difference on days like like li the past. californians are usually good about stepping and turning things off. >> thank you. flex alert has made hardware stores popular. at a true village hardware store in santa rosa there was just one remaining energy generator. the store manager said it would likely be gone by the close of business. the generators can make a big difference for homeowners. >> refrigerators i think are the most important. we don't like losing food. i learned once. don't want to do that again.

>> customers were buying fans, plastic pools and cool towels that you wear. you can check out the temperatures any time on your tv. they are live on our abc7 bay area connected tv app. download for roku, apple tv, android tv and fire tv. it's not just hot in the bay area. this heat wave is affecting a massive portion of the u.s. and the so-called mega drought is making conditions even worse. jobina with more on how this affects the power supply and our water supply. >> this morning 40 million americans are feeling the effects of this dangerous heat wave. record high temperatures were shattered in california, arizona, utah and montana yesterday. more of the same is expected today. california's death valley holds the record for the hottest temperature ever recorded on earth at 134 degrees back in 1913. forecasts this week show temps flirting with that number.

>> start thinking about things you do that use a lot of electricity that you can move to different parts of the day. maybe you're running your dishwasher later in the evening or earlier in the day. same with the washing machine and dryer. >> california lakes and reservoirs that millions of people rely on for water are drying up. low water levels unveiled this wreckage of a plane crash from 1986. summer heat waves like this are not uncommon, however they are starting earlier, lasting longer and becoming more intense. despite plummeting covid-19 cases there is growing concern over the delta variant. this mutation was first detected in india and has been identified in more than 80 countries. scientists describe it as covid 19 on steroids. important to know vaccines do appear to be effective against it. health officials say it can spread in areas of the u.s. now

where vaccination rates remain low. >> this is the most contagious variant we have seen. probably the most challenging variant overall. plain we get more headaches with this than some of the others. >> it's also important to monitor how the variant spreads among children under 12 who are not eligible for the vaccine yet. now to the latest on california's reopening. governor newsom says new strike teams could be launched statewide if covid numbers go in the wrong direction. >> assess if there's community spread. we're going back to the basics. working with our county partners. we'll be doing aggressive vaccine efforts and pushes in a more targeted way with strike teams. >> the governor highlighted the delta variant as the main concern. it's responsible for one in ten infections nationally and about

4% in california. governor newsom announced he's forming a new group. will cochair the governor's advisory council on physical fitness and mental well being. it'll have an emphasis on the physical and mental health of young children including athletes. there's a new incentive to get vaccinated in in the south bay. >> getting your shot could be your ticket to one of the biggest concerts in the year. everything from warriors games and concerts including harry styles, the weeknd, justin bieber and bad bunny. you can enter by getting vaccinated at one of seven county vaccine sites. the raffles are made possible thanks to a partnership between the county, the city of san jose, the warriors and sap center. >> just unbelievable support from these community partners stepping up saying hey, we understand it, we get it, let's make vaccination the ticket to fun. >> eight to ten winners will be announced every wednesday over

the next six weeks. the names will be posted on the public health department's instagram live feed. in the south bay the san jose fire department is investigating how a series of brush fires might be related. it was a scary scene for drivers on 280 yesterday afternoon. the flames spread between ma riddian avenue and it took firefighters about two hours to get the fires under control. flames destroyed one vehicle but the fires didn't threaten any buildings. the i-team is learning more about a grass fire that damaged eight homes and forced dozens to evacuate in vallejo tuesday night. a well known martial artist owns 20 acres of land in the area, including the parcel where the flames broke out. neighbors have asked the owner to cut dry vegetation that's growing on the property for years now fearing that a fire would burn their homes. according to the fire marshal, gracie has received four

warnings over the past year. neighbors are hopeful action will be taken ahead of the fourth of july holiday. >> it's concerning because of how hot and how dry and the winds lately. the winds have been high. >> i would ask him out of respect for everyone in the neighborhood could you please take care of your property. >> the fire department says gracie's attempts to mitigate have not been satisfactory and they've requested a warrant to enter the property and complete the work. the i-team reached out to gracie multiple times for comment. even reached out to his attorney. a new blow to a local yoga studio that barely survived the pandemic. what surveillance cameras captured. you're looking live right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange. up by about 35 points right now. another update next. this wouldn't be your typical work from home experience. the job opening at the east brother light station. >> that is a cool story. meantime though it is 6:38 and we're checking in with jobina for a look at the roadways. >> yes, so far so good this

morning. looking very nice out there. i'm just going to begin with the maps for everybody so you can see just a couple of patches of slow traffic coming out of antioch job traveling westbound. your speeds are going to track around 30 miles per hour on average. around san lorenzo heading southbound on 880. it is very busy on the bay bridge. metering lights came on at 6:22. it's packed at the toll plaza. i'm skipping that camera because the sun is blocking our view there. wrapping up here showing off 80. it's also busy for people traveling westbound towards the maze. just be prepared for some stop and go traffic occasionally. hi, mike. >> thank you, jobina. let's dive in to what's going on in san francisco. look at these microclimates. sunnyside, 52. near 60 in castro and mission. i point out these areas. you will be the hottest today in san francisco. mainly in the mid80s.

you may even warm a little bit above that. but the official reporting station is in the financial district. which will be 80 today. so i just want to put that out there. all right, look at these 60s out there. even a 73 right now. doesn't even cool off at night. so here's a look at our day planner for today on this spare the air day. poor air quality is possible. now 65 at the coast at noon. 83 to 95 for bay and inland. now the coasts will warm into the 70s. that local sea breeze will drop you back into the 60s late this afternoon while we hit 86 to 105. dangerous heat for our bay and inland neighborhoods. still 78 to 97 at 7:00. here's a look at what's to expect on your commute. take plenty of water out on the road or wherever you are. limit your exposure to the sun. and it's going to be uncomfortable in some of those mass transits. some of those don't have the best air conditioners in the world. just letting you know. it's the north bay inland east bay and the santa clara valley

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guilty. prosecutors say officer andrew hall used unnecessary force when he fired nine shots at laudemer. it happened in 2018 after nearby residents reported him acting suspiciously. >> he fired in defense of his life. there's no question about that. that's what this case is going to be about. >> this is murder. period. this officer should be prosecuted for the fact that others view it differently, that's on them. >> hall's also on administrative leave for a second deadly shooting. that case surrender investigation. people in texas will soon be able to carry handguns in public without a license without any training. republican governor greg abbott signed a permitless carry bill into law. starting in september the measure will allow anyone 21 and older who can legally possess firearms to carry in public without a permit.

currently there's a mandatory training for gun guy buyers in the state. now that's eliminated. after barely surviving a pandemic a san francisco yoga studio took another blow after burglars broke in days before california's reopening. this is surveillance video from thursday and it shows two people breaking through the padlock at love story yoga in the mission. the two open the security gates, broke through a lock box and let themselves in the studio with a key. >> we had to scrape and scramble and be creative and eke through to survive this long. it seemed we we could start to exhale and days into reopening we're burglarized. it felt like a punch in the gut. >> the owners say electronics, a laptop and all of the studio's merchandise was taken. they have filed a report with police and shared this video hoping the suspects will be caught. now for your morning money

report. new unemployment claims increased and that snaps a six week streak of declines. the u.s. labor department says 412,000 new claims were filed last week. that's 37,000 more than the previous week. economists have rejected 360,000 new claims. nearly 100,000 more than economists had forecasted. live look at the new york stock exchange. there seems to be a trend this week. we're down about 90 points as we get the day going. federal reserve is expecting to raise interest rates sooner than expected. this is according to new economic projections that the central bank published yesterday. consumers can expect two interest rate jumps by the end of 2023. this is a sharp contrast from the march forecast when the fed predicted rates would stay near zero for at least the next two years. shares of coca-cola sank

billions after soccer super star chose to drink water instead after coke. have you seen this video? during a press conference on monday cristiano ronaldo moved two coke bottles out of sight and instead picked up a water bottle and didn't he say drink water? >> i think that was the part. drink water. he's right. >> i mean. look. so it was a small thing. he just moved the coke out of the way, grabbed the water bottle but that cost the company $4 billion in market value. now the moment isn't expected to hurt the company in the long term though. in fact stocks of coke were up when the market closed yesterday. the state of oregon is bouncing back from the pandemic with plenty of things to attract visitors from parks and rivers to sprawling wineries. >> oregon is featured on good morning america's rise and shine series. one bar owner says locals

helped. they're making a difference for good rain farm outside of portland. saw a 300% boost last year in members looking to invest. >> we are paying back our community with vegetables throughout the season and also all along the way sharing our stories of our native foods and generating a more deeper understanding of place for our broader community, native and nonnative alike. >> oregon also allows you to step back in time to a 90s relic the last blockbuster on earth. >> oh my gosh. >> the store in bend partnered with airbnb to have sleepovers. >> don't waste your time. there's so much to see in oregon. that's not one of the stops i would recommend. >> i wonder if she's she's mushrooms. >> mike. >> don't come asking questions..

i just wanted to show you this. lincoln 102 degrees yesterday. wasn't a record. in lincoln, nebraska the pavement buckled it was so hot. at least we don't have to hopefully worry about that here. it's never happened at least to my knowledge in the last 15 years. it'sgoing to be hottest today with record heat luckily, especially in places like san jose where it's going to be 99 this afternoon. 62 degrees right now. heat wave, this is day two of four. we do have spare spare spare sp most uncomfortable tonight. 99, san jose. 1057 in gilroy. no records here. low to mid70s along the coast to low to mid80s in downtown south san francisco. low to mid70s along the north bay coast. record high 99 in san rafael. 101 in santa rosa. napa, you have to get up to

104. you'll be close at 99. 88 in hayward. 84 to 94 is our spread in the east bay. inland we have 108 in concord. 106 in livermore. now around the state, more record highs. that's why we have a flex alert. even palm springs could set a record high today 117. monterrey at 80. very isolated. there's a threat of thunderstorms as you can see in the high desert and again in the sierra tomorrow. they will be dry thunderstorms. fires could be sparked. something we'll keep an eye on. tonight, look at this. upper 50s to mid60s. even a 72 in antioch for a low. my seven day forecast. the heat risk continues at a high level tomorrow through 9:00. the heat will stay inland at least through sunday. mid90s. we'll drop into the 70s for father's day around the bay. 60s into the coast. 90s are gone. comfortable average days after

this heat. >> thank you, mike. health officials are issuing an urgent reminder about the threat of heat- related health problems. heatstroke is a big concern and it typically happens when your body temperature rises to 104 degrees or higher. doctors say it's important that everyone know the warning signs. >> sometimes it's like day three. suddenly you start seeing a lot of people coming in with incredibly high temperatures you don't see any other time of the year. that's the hallmark. >> in addition to a higher temperature, other symptoms include an altered mental state or behavior. things like confusion,age station r slurred speech. look out for nausea and vomiting. as well as a racing heart rate and a headache. drivers be warned. an east bay city is calling itself a no side show zone. >> e i recognize these types of events are part of the bay area

culture, particularly as an expression of resistance. but i cannot ignore the fact these kinds of events can kill people and more importantly young people who in some instances believe they're invincible. >> pointed to one side show in april where up to 80 cars over major intersections. elevated pavement on parts of intersections. creating a new set aside area for people to show off their cars safely and legally and a beefing up of the police department's side show task force. towing cars and dishing out heavy fines. victoria's secret is getting a new look aimed at being more inclusive. the company is replacing its angel models with a more diverse group of brand ambassadors. it's signing seven women including soccer star megan rapinoe. the rebranding comes after years of criticism over the

brand's lack of body diversity. victoria's secret says its goal is advocating for women. >> the data supports it, intuition supports it. it's like the cultural mood supports this. so i think if they follow through on and it's not just a. gimmick i think it could make a huge difference. >> the stores are getting a new look. the iconic victoria's secret fashion show was canceled in 2019. it could return next year in a differt form. google is opening its first retail store. the manhattan location will feature pixel phones, fitbit watches and other google gadgets. there's an area they're calling a sand box where consumers can get their hands on the experiences and on the devices. you can also buy hats, t- shirts, dog toys and basketballs. a san francisco home has broken the record for the most expensive ever sold in the city

for a second time. it's a pacific heights mansion located at 2920 broadway between baker and lyon streets. it has seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms and it just sold for a whopping $43.5 million. the buyer is narf naz llc. it's a company newly registered in february. the home was built in1931. itin 2018 is sold for $39 million. maybe you're looking for a new kind of work from home experience. the east brother light station is looking for an innkeeper. this restored victorian lighthouse is a bed and breakfast and it's been closed during the pandemic. two months ago it had a catastrophic power failure. there's been a temporary fix to get the lights back on but a permanent solution is still in the works. if you're interested in being the innkeeper the responsibilities include serving guests breakfast and

dinner. this position pays upwards of $140,000. you get a health plan. you get to live on the island. the new innkeepers will start on september 1st when the island reopens. i looked it up, friend. one person, it can be a couple or a team. you need to be able to have a commercial boat operator license because you have to drive people back and forth. you have to operate the whole inn. >> do you have to be nice nice all times? >> you can do it. >> chef to the maid. high quality culinary experience. you out. >> when are you going to let me off of this? okay. >> up next the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv and

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it is 6:57. if you're just joining us here are the seven things to know this morning. >> number one, hottest day of our four day heat wave. we're already under a heat advisory. that started at 11:00 yesterday. 11:00 this morning we ramp it up to a high risk of heat illness as temperatures warm from 98 to 110 degrees in the areas in red. >> number two, cal iso has issued a flex alert for tonight. we're asked to conserve energy between 5:00 and 10:00 p.m. you can turn off appliances and lights and set your thermostat to at least 78 degrees. >> number three, only about 150 pg&e customers near black hawk are waiting to get their power back on right now. the lights went out yesterday afternoon in cities across the bay area as temperatures neared 100 degrees. >> in a few hours cal osha is expected to vote on new guidelines that would no longer require vaccinated people to wear masks at work. if approved the governor said he would sign an executive order so that would go into

effect immediately. >> number five, today president biden is expected to sign a bill establishing june 19th as juneteenth national independence day. this commemorates when enslaved african-americans in texas found out about the end of slavery in the united states. >> number six, a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights came on at 6:22. then a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge. it's going to be busy for commuters traveling westbound. >> number seven, san francisco's coit tower is going to be open for the first time in 15 months today. and if you're planning to go all the way up to the observation deck, you still have to wear your mask because it's required in the elevator. there are no steps? i haven't been. who knows. >> i'm afraid to say i haven't been either and it's right here. >> i haven't been to the top, no. >> i feel a group show coming on. >> we're 0-for-4? >> let's go. >> time to go up the tower. >> adventures. >> i'm excited. >> good. >> i've been waiting for you.

let's go! waiting 14 years. >> do we have to climb up steps to get good morning, america. president biden back home in the u.s. after his meeting with russian president vladimir putin. the president returned to the white house overnight after that high-stakes summit. >> i did what i came to do. >> both sides giving the talks positive reviews. but putin defiant on russia's role in election interference and those cyberattacks. biden warning there could be consequences. and our rachel scott confronting putin on his record. on cracking down on his political opponent and what are you so afraid of? >> the reaction this morning. mounting concern about the new delta variant, now in at least 37 states, worries it coul