the head of the cdc is talking about it this morning. also, california californiai good morning. it's friday, june 18th. you're watch watching us live on abc7. these really hot temperatures. >> it's hard to go outside and then it's almost as bad. i do have some relief and then taking out and then the advisory and then the shoreline. it's back to more of the hills in the valley and the santa cruz area and then in to the north bay.

we still have the areas and then excessive heat warnings, and that means that we have the highest risk and both of these go until 9:00 this i would not be surprised if you kneel a little bit different along the coast livermore. >> thank you, mike. investigating a possible shooting. this happened just before 11:00 last night in the intersection of california boulevard. it's just outside of the target store. a heavy police presence there, and officers have crime scene tape &

that's more information, and as soon as we hear back. we do want to return the other top story and then the relief >> reporter: it's going to be another hot one. yesterday we saw and then they were heading to the cool movie theater to try to get some relief. others were embracing it and then. >> it's in north carolina and it's a lot more humid over there. it feels a lot

it appears that the conversation efforts and then a thousand customers statewide and then last night and that included and nearly every bay area and county. it did not happen because there was not enough power to meet demand. there's a look at the current demand statewide. that's from

6:00 to 9:00 and then they're declaring a statewide heat wave emergency to free up energy capacity. that's nearby and the splash pad. they had the recommendations for those that may be too holt and looking to cool down. >> we have to get some cooler water and get more wet. stay hydrate or they should like take a cold bath.

>> that's the birds. there's a cold bath and then the fountain at the san francisco mountains. you can check out the temperatures any time that they're live on the abc bay area app. and then going to the android tv. the cdc is planning to hold an emergency meeting. >> yes, they are. next week to discuss whether there's a link to the vaccine and heart inflammation. >> thank you. what we're learning here is that the cases are a small fraction of the 20 million people under the age group and this morning the cdc is just

>> and then where you plan to the science around the vaccines and then the safety and the overwhelming data and t and t at >> had been scheduled today and was pushed to next and then there's a vaccine system today and then the governor newsom and that's not a passport. >> yeah, basically taking part in the physical contact. that's the vaccine verification and then the driver's license and that's the wallet. >> only hawaii and new york so

far have implemented vaccine passports. just in time because the first cruise ship to depart from the u.s. and then that dropped the travel alert from a left four to a three. that means that get vaccinate and get tested before you come on board. california has new mask rules for the workplace. cal osha approved the guidelines. the governor signed an executive order and then the most fully vaccinated. the masks are no longer required. they can still require them. employers will also and then the employees will

have to prove their vaccinated and and then the tours and then the workplaces. >> and then the social distancing. >> masks will still require the health care settings. happening today juneteenth will be observed for the first time as a federal holiday inn the u.s. yesterday signed a bill and immediately and then will have the day off. the actual day june 19th was on a saturday this year. it is the day that slaves were freed in texas. >> however, biden says that this is just the started and there's more work to do. >> you can see this assault and the restrictive laws and then

the intimidation and then the sa assault and the defends of the democracy. >> then the massive nationwide protests. local leader will recognize a holl someday today at 11:30 this morning. the santa clara county and will be at the unveiling and the art installation at golden gate park. it's called the reckoning. the ar first behind and representing the first africans stolen from the homeland and sold in to slavery in 1619. that will be at the park for two years. >> while, it was only sign in to law yesterday, the parts of the bay area are recognizing juneteenth. the san francisco mayor signed a declaration

giving the city employees the day off. city hall is opened, but there's minimal staffing. city offices are closed today and santa clara county says that most of the offices will be closed. all right. let's take a look at the neighborhood temperatures. it was kind of a restless night for some folks in the east bay valley. most of us in the mid to upper 60s. san ramone the cool spot. look at that. it's 86 and then 85. 78 still in pittsburgh and 72 in antioch and 69 in brentwood. let's see if anyone else is that warm. we have 63 in san carlosan carls and san jose. we have 59 in napa and then san francisco is comfortable and 57 degrees. you can see as soon as the sun come s up at 5:47, it's on once again. it's 81 to 94 the bay and inland temperatures at noon. notice the coast.

60 today. you get the cooling today. it's beginning, but it's locked in to the coast. it's 85 to 102 at 4:00. still 77 to 91 degres at 7:00. the reason that we're under the flex alert once again and then spare the air. the air quality to be down possibly in the south bay as well. for the commute again today, everything is about trying to beat the heat. we have also got inland east bay, and that could be possibly dealing with the poor air quality. after today the fingers are crossed that it will improve as we head in to the weekend just like the heat wave will improve for the weekend. we have that coming up. here is joe with the commute. >> thank you, mike. good morning. i am following an alert. according to chp, a car is overturned. this is south bound. going down to 7 miles an hour in the area, and there's debris across the roadway. heads up if this is a

commute this morning. yesterday was light throughout the morning. we will see if that's the same. i know that a lot of people are observing juneteenth today. we will see how that impacts the commute. it's a live look and traffic is moving at the limit in both directions. >> thanks. the count down to prime day. amazon revealing the sales that you can expect to see. a re a 94-year-old woman stabbed while out on her morning walk. what needs to change in san francisco. don't tempt the bear. watch this one open a

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65-year-old daniel attacked her. she was stabbed in the torso and through her wrist. >> there's a lot of cray crazy people. >> she is telling me often how san francisco has changed in the time that she has been here. >> reporter: she moved here in

the 70s with a war vet ravin husband that died two years ago. her nieces worried that the assault is going to leave her permanently disabled. >> she is chinese and born in vietnam. she has taught me great recipes, but i don't think that she is cooking on her own for a while. >> the police officers association said when officers tracked him down, he had cut off an ankle monitor. in the past year and a half he has been arrested six times for various crimes. most of them burglary related. >> i don't want someone on the street like that that's a danger to society and the community and old people. >> they say that pen is moved by the out pouring of support, and upsets that in the moment after the attack, no one stopped to help. >> at first no one was paying attention to her. i think that we have gotten in the city and we have got a little dehumanized and less connected, and we're all suspicious of you each

other. we need to stop and listen to each other. >> she says that she will remain in the hospital. things are back to normal in san francisco's neighborhood after a gas leek forced the evacuations and a shelter in place order. order. order. ord a view member had a medical emergency and had to be treated at the scene. a mountain biker caught this. you can see the mountain lion standing over a dead deer and staring straight at the camera. the biker called 911 and alerted others that approached. state fish and wildlife closed the trial. we're not down with animals yet. we have heard of bears breaking in to cars. >> look at the tv.

this happened in temp 2347. everything caught on camera. you can see this bear, and it grabs the handle, opened the door, and it's not done. it's -- since i did all of that, i might as well get in. authorities are now warning people in the area please do not leave food in the car because clear ly clearly they know what to do to get it. >> need to start hot wiring the car. >> yeah, i don't doubt it. >> then i am worried about the bears. >> yeah. >> that bear is definite lids during the pandemic part human. >> i see what is going on. i can do that. >> yeah. >> look how fast they speaking of that, it's anything today. let's talk about what is going on. good morning. happy friday to you.

here is a look at san jose at 280 and 17. looking at just a few clouds off in the distance. we're going to have the full on sunshine again accept in the coast. we will see the clouds coming in, and that's the surge coming in. before we get to that, it's still hot today and just a few records possible. this is day three of four and then another spare the air day. how about this? better sleeping starting tonight. tonight. toni. going to the east and you can see the flow around the high. remember yesterday it was stuck around san diego and because of it that's what is coming our way. we have 100 in morgan hills, and is everybody else in the 90s in the south bay. now, heading up to the peninsula, we're in the 90s and by the time we get to san mateo, we're back in to the 80s. look at this at the coast.

how about some mid to upper 60s there and mid-70s with downtown in san francisco and even mid-60s for the north bay coast. mid-90s to almost 105 up in the north bay. along the east bay we will start at 80 and then a few 90s around the valley and union city. as we head in to the east bay valleys, well over 100 again and then livermore having the best chance of a high today at 106. look at the 50s and 60s. definitely going to be cooler tonight. you saw the clouds gathering along the coast. the cooling hits the coast today. the bay tomorrow. inland on sunday, and then we take the 90s away. all next week we're looking close to average with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. that's nice. >> yeah, thank you, mike. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> if you want to go to a theater or watch itt home, there's a sweet new coming of age today. preparing for prime day. amazon revealing the sales that

you can expect on monday. a live look outside. all right. sun is coming up and

number one, the dangerous heat continues for the areas in the orange and red. i want to end on a good note. look who is not in the heat advisory today. the bay shoreline taken out and the coast in san francisco was never in it. there's the beginning of the good news. number two, cal osha extended the alert today for the high temperatures. everybody is being asked to conserve energy to ease pressure on the power grid. number three, masks are no longer required on the job for most vaccinated workers. there are exceptions if you work in healthcare or on public transit. the new rules affect yesterday. number four, california expected to announce details of air vaccine verification system today. the governor says that it's a digital version of the vaccine card, and does not want to be called a vaccine passport. >> they voted overnight to recommend the eu nations welcome back to the u.s. tourists. now, each one decides how and when to

adopt the recommendations and set it's own guidelines and requiring covid-19 test and proof of vaccination. number six, i am following an alert in union city involving an overturned car. all lanes are blocked and this is on southbound 880 and injuries have been reported. number seven, juneteenth is observed for the first time as a federal holiday inn the u.s. it's actually today, but the actual day is on june 19th, but it falls on a saturday this year. yesterday president biden signed the bill making it official. in today's gma first look, the competition is heating up for prime day. day. day. day. d. >> in this gma first look, preparing for prime day. >> it's become competitive. amazon is the 800-pound gorilla in the room. >> promising 48 hours of sales on monday and giving gma a preview of what to watch for and

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building a better bay area. prepare for traffic. i'm not trying to be a negative nelly, but the traffic is bad. >> now at 5:30 everybody trying to beat the heat. one poplar place is santa cruz. how long to expect the triple digit temperatures. let's look at the real time temperature feature. a lot of areas waking up pretty warm this morning. mike says that there's one city that could see record-breaking heat today. juneteenth now an official federal holiday and being celebrated for the first time today. former president obama sitting down with michael stray man on what it means for the

country right now. good morning. abc morning is live on abc7hulu live and wherever you stream. we start with the hot weather today. hey, mike. hi, everybody. we look at the winds and they're con existing again. that means a hot day for us. this is what i'm watching. this is the game changer. it's the suddenly surge that's off the coast. where is it going to bring relief today? to the coast, mainly. a little bit of that is going to slip in to the bay, so you can see the bay shoreline out of the heat advisory. still going to be warm, but not dangerously warm like yesterday. everybody else has moderate to high risk of the heat once again at 9:00 this evening. let's look at the temperatures, it's 65 at half moon bay. it's a very delightful 74 in san francisco. it's 83 in oakland and then 93 in san jose and then

a record of 106 today in livermore and then then then >> thank you, mike. as mike has been saying it's another day of triple temperatures. a flex alert is in affect today. the power grid is calling to cut back on electricity from 6:00 to 9:00 tonight. a bshgs krshgs am bshgsbc amy iy live this morning. >> reporter: yeah, no jacket required this morning. we're watching and experiencing an almost warm morning here in walnut creek as we start to creek up near 70s degrees. it's 5:30 in the morning. it's very pleasant now, and we know it's going to be very hot latter, and that's the worse. it's very uncomfortable, and some pointed out that it's not humid. it was hot, and some head today the cool movie theaters for the relief. firefighters say as

this wears on, it can't impact your health. they say that it's important to stay on top of it. >> the important thing on the symptoms is when someone notices them, do not delay and get the medical attention. >> reporter: they do expect the call volume to go up for medical calls especially as there's another day of it today. they're worried of the drien cans out there and what this means for wildfires with the fourth of july right around the corner. any way, good luck. stay up and go to the movie theater and get the air conditioning and the water. reporting live, amy with abc7 news. >> good as advise, thank you. >> the bay area district has extended the spare the air alert through today. you can really see this thick layer of smug over the bay yesterday afternoon. a district spokesman says that the o sen levels are high because of the warm temperatures. >> we're start to go see the traffic rebound to the pre

pandemic level s. unfortunately that's causing more air pollution. we do know that some people are continuing to work remotely, and we do encourage people if possible to work reo motely on the spare the air >> they recommend kids or anyone with respiratory issues avoid spending long times for the first time residence are not being welcomed back. visitors from as far away as florida and the beach. crowds only expected to grow, and the weather is only expected to get warmer as the official start to summer is just days away. >> i realized that we have to get out of town. i brought the family down. it's super hot up in redding this year. it's too hot. >> the director says that

they're looking to hire more seasonal staffers. some restaurants and stores may keep shorter hours until the positions are ill iffed. check them out any time on the tv. the real time tracker lets you see things in the bay area. they're live on the abc7 bay area app, and you can download that for roku, fire tv. just search for abc7 bay area. 31 million americans are waking up with the health insurance in tact this morning after the supreme court upheld the affordable care about for the third time here. we're at the live desk for what this means for the future of obama care and the possible changes to the court. >> thank you. it's a 7-2 decision. they ruled against texas and 17 other republican led states to uphold. the court ruled that the states had not suffered any injury that would give them the right to sue.

former president obama that passed the law 11 years ago wrote that this has affirmed to what we have known long to be true. the affordable care act is here to stay. in the meantime there's a push for the liberal leaning justice sty meyer, the oldest serving justice on the court to step down. this morning 18 legal scholars published this full page add in the new york times calling him a remarkable and adding that it's best for the country if he steps down. no one can force a sitting justice to step down. he is from san francisco and showing no indication that he is ready to go. senate majority leader has threatened to block any biden supreme court nominee if the republicans win back the senate. >> thank you. happening today, juneteenth is observed for the first time as a federal holiday. biden signed the bill and making it official. the federal government is observing it today

since it falls on saturday this year. e this has common rate and freed after the e hence nance sitting down with former president obama and talking about it means for the entire country right now. >> the pandemic and racial a lot of people feel that they have lost hope. how can people get that hope back? >> you get the hope back from my taking the long view and recognizing that that that that determination, ability ability y those are qualities that can carry us forward. no one has exhibited that more historically

in this country than african-americans. >> you can see the full interview with president obama on gma at i had a late night. i went there along with former abc7 anchor carry line tyler. >> hi. >> this is the first major event since the city reopened this week. >> today is so important. it's so important and how we need to come out of this. >> the san francisco african-american chamber of commerce provided grants for businesses that were struggling through the pandemic. tonight at 9:00, don't miss juneteenth. a soul of a nation special that airs right here on

abc7. the governor paid a visit to small business owner in oakland. the governor made several stops including the gras fee at pizza. >> we won't to be there for those that are limping along and those that feel displaced and impacted. we want to go back and see what is required of thee folks. a 140 $140 million transformation underway. the big project that's going to bring the parks and garden lingss and farmer's market. plus, what could keep you from enjoying the pools today. first, we're going check

with mike nicco. >> thank you. this is the temperatures in the east bay and we have 56 in berkley and richmond and oakland is 59 degrees. 59 degrees. and 63 in san jose and then san francisco is 58. right now it's 57 in nevada. there are some areas that had some pretty comfortable temperatures for sleeping. that's going spread as we head to the weekend. you can see a little bit of hayes out there once again. yesterday was gilroy and then livermore had poor air quality. it's another spare the air day today and the cleanest air at the coast and then the surge that's going to cool the temperature in to the 60s for the high today instead of the 70s and 80s like you had yesterday. 81 to 85 around the bay. there's a few areas that try to reach 90. it's 94 to 102, and another scorcher there. look at this. let me get out of

the way, and you can see the clouds. that's where you want to go to beat the heat. there's a light breeze if you're playing on the bay this friday. at home, remember there's a flex alert today. all right. the pollen is still moderate. the trees and uv is still very high and the burn time around 15 to 20 minutes. we will take a look at the tapering temperatures coming up in the accuweather forecast. here is joe biden with an update. good morning, everyone. we have a crash that i'm following at the moment. we're going to run to a slow down. this is past marsh road. injuries appear to be reported here. moving over and we're following union city. that's cleared, so i'm giving you the thumbs up on south bound 880. speeds are still around 37 miles an hour. live look in oakland showing the 880ty camera there. those are traveling south. things are moving at the limit so far, and also in san jose. a live look showing you 101.

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she won't fight and rod rod has been in jail in denver since arrested this earlier this month. hiker hikers outside of las vegas found the body of her 7-year-old son. investigators have not released details of the death or a possible motive. the couple charged in the road rage incident that killed a 6-year-old boy is back in court today. it happened on may 21st. the suspects marcus ares and win lee were taken in to custody two and a half weeks later. they think that lee was driving and

harris fired the shots. this morning they will set requests for bails higher than usual levels. developing news in the deadly shooting rampage in phoenix. investigators are trying to see what caused a man to drive to eight different locations and randomly fire at people on the streets. the first one was before noon yesterday. the man was driving around in a white suv. as police searched for him, eight shootings reported cross three cities in just 90 minutes. the suspect was eventually arrested after being spotted by a local fire department. >> there was a very good description given of the person, vehicle and license plate and whatnot. that helped us to track the person down. >> one man was killed. about a dozen people were injured. at least one gun was found in that suv. the fbi is looking in to whether there were more firearms given the gravity of the shooting. sharing the

she says she was charged by multiple bears on tuesday while hiking outside of anchorage. she called her husband for help and said that she had to use bear spray. after that her phone died. she tried to climb down the mountain but was dehydrated and suffered a bad fall. >> i did not think that i was lost until i had the head concussion. that's when i was definitely thinking that i was looking at things thinking that i was seeing a parking lot, and i was going to the parking lot, and that's when i knew i was seeing hallucinations. >> she yield herself to keep on going and stumbled out to the road, and that's where they spotted her on wednesday night. she was treated for the injuries. otherwise she is okay. waterproof matches likely helped her survive. she was able to start a fire the night that she was chased after

the trial. >> that's a lots. kicking off the restoration of the shoreline t. project is going transform an industrial site in the bay view neighborhood in to a chain of parks, gardens, docks and farmers market. a new pathway is going to close the gap and linking it to candle point. >> here we are connecting this and all of this beauty together in a way like never before. >> part of the funding is coming from the budget and a 2020 san francisco bond measure, and the rest is going to come from a private donation and grants. the project is expected to be done in 2025. as the heat wave continues, many are hoping to cool off at the pool. there's one big issue. not enough life guards. in santa rosa, the life guard shortage is real. it kept people from the water yesterday.

that between the pools in finley and ridgway, there was a 10 swimmers. >> i was surprised when we could not recruit enough staff. >> the city says that the pandemic limited the training and even at $6 to $18 hour, they're getting few takers. if you think that it's warm here, palm springs tied the record high heat yesterday at 12 12 degrees. that original record was set back in 1995. this heat wave may have you wanted to relax on a ham mack like this guy right here. put your feet up. this golden retriever in scotland made the lost of the weather by hanging out in the hammock in the house. he went viral. the owner says that he puts him in the hammock often, and he just falls a

sleep. >> love it. >> it's hot in scotland. >> i don't know if i want to be on the hammock today. >> no, i had to go outside and get the mail yesterday. >> right back in. >> yeah, i was like it's 30 degrees cooler in the house. >> yeah. >> breathing in that hot air. i had some workers that had to come over and fix some things. i'm like why are you working today. here is some water. here is one bottle, two, four bottles. >> yes. >> i could not believe it. it was rough yesterday. it's going to be rough again today. we're on day three. we have a heightened fire danger. i want to show you where. this is an active live doppler seven. we have a chance of thunderstorms and all the way up to reno. these dry thunderstorms if one of them happens to drop, we will keep an eye on. we have a fire danger

and nothing coming our way. here is a look at walnut creek and we're at 66 degrees right now. we have a high of 104. it's still hot in the area. just not as many records as yesterday. the records are higher and then they may go back a degree or to. this is the day of three and four and then there's another spare the air, and then enjoy the sleeping if you did not have it last night. 93 at san jose and then morgan hill reaching 100. 85 in santa cruz. san mateo and then everybody else in the lower 90s and then mid to upper 60s along the coast and mid to upper 70s along the coast and then 95 to about 100 through most of the north bay valley. 83 in oakland and thing fremont and then the valley, and then the heat is still blasting inland and then

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vaccinated. they're going to do a vaccination badge. don't be surprised if you start to see more ads on instagram. >> i see them constantly. it's video feed after a test over the past couple of months and they look like and you can see that it's an ad by looking for the small sponsor tag. good luck. on fire. not only the temperatures but the giants just swept the diamond backs four game series. now, they take on the phillies, and you can see the temperature is dropping down from 68 to about 60s. you will definitely notice an end to the game as that starts to kick in. starting off on a new series. good luck. here is a look at saturday's temperatures. you can see the 100s around clover dale and then near 90s in san

jose. look at these comfortable 60s and 70s around the bay. then by sunday sunday the 100ths are gone, and we're holding on to the 90s in fairfield and antioch and livermore. for father's day even those are completely gone. that's not out of the question. dad would not mind that. as we head in to monday, you can see that it's definitely going to be a little bit cooler. we still have the flex alert today. spare the air, and we have got the heat advisory and excessive heat warning. i will show you the numbers on that coming up at the top of the hour. >> thank you, mike. a river tubing trip gone wrong. five tubers going over the edgeover a dam. the search for those that are the dam. the verdict on mask wearing at work, and differing rules between vaccinated and unvaccinated employees. plus, the details that we're expecting to learn today about a vaccine verification system here in california what the governor has said about the plan.

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the city. take a look at another day day triple digit temperatures. we are tracking advisories. governor newsom explaining the difference between a vaccine passport. >> maybe this time it time it work. welcome to friday, june 18th. this is the first juneteenth holiday recognized by federal government. >> you're watching abc7 on hulu. the bay shoreline is now out of the heat advisory. that is good news. that's a sign the heat is starting to break. it was never at the coast in san francisco. now the bay shore will feel more comfortable. elsewhere,n