everything including along how this cooler >> we are happy you are here with us . >> happy to be here after we all had such a beautiful weekend. nice seeing people out and about . >> it'll be cooler now because it was hot . >> last evening i went for a walk and it was so delightful. i had to come out of the house. the house and the car back into the house, it was hot. yes, it is the first the first full day of astronomical summer and guess what, our temperatures will be average to cooler than average, so several things to unpack on the scene from live doppler 7, we've got the winds 15 at half when they to 31, fairfield, that's an onshore cloud cover, look the winds will be even

faster later today, that means this cooler air will reach our hottest neighborhood in the east bay, low to mid 80s there, only warmer in lakeport and 90s. mid 60s at the coast. we will talk about how long this will last coming up . bridge right now that are going to cause an issue for people making their way out of the east bay into san francisco. if you check out the camera you can see the flashing lights from the tow truck. we have an issue on the bridge, the chp has a confirmed if it's a crash or a stall. so 29 minutes from the toll plaza across the bay bridge, lights came on early at 5:38 because of that crash but there are two other crashes in the past. so if you zoom in the map to

san francisco we have one, this is westbound 80 past ninth street, blocking at least one lane and a motorcycle crash further north of that this is on westbound >> three people are dead, five others hurt, after a shooting at a father's day party in richmond. police say they got called to a home just before 11:00 on dunn avenue near 20th. matt boone is live in the newsroom with what we know . >> good morning, kumasi, it's a very residential area, this happened in a house just before 11:00 last night. we have video from the scene showing a large group of people crowding along the police line as they begin their investigation. we have learned this morning that a total of eight people were shot, two people pronounced dead last night but police say another person has also died. one more remains in critical condition. one of the victims family members said this is what is

known as a marimba party, a guatemalan music and dance party being held on father's day. he said his uncle was one of the three people killed . >> uncle, he sells fruits around the bay area adding his uncle was about 37 years old. he said he doesn't know the other two victims are, or why they were targeted. no arrests have been made but police say they believe there were two shooters at this came a day after 7 people were shot at lake merritt in oakland killing one man, more on that investigation later in the show. now to the dramatic audio, the recordings have been released by the pta as a gunman stocked and killed his coworkers at the guadalupe facility in san jose. the warnings employees

given . >> we are learning that you are going to notice how calm the people were on these recordings, and warning people at the yard to stay out of harms way. the call you are about to here's one of the first dispatches made within the railyard that something was terribly wrong. >> michelle, we have shots fired in building be at guadalupe. first and younger. >> okay. how many? >> that's all we have right now is shots are fired. >> three minutes later, as the shooting is continuing, there are more calls, what appears to be from a man who worked security. he's told to stay away but can clearly be heard saying he's coming in because he is armed . >> a travis -- >> there's somebody shooting again, 10 to 15 shots. remain in a safe location. don't let nobody inside here.

>> is there an active shooter in the yard? >> yes . >> i'm coming in the yard, i'm arms . >> investigators say the victims appeared to be by the gunmen but no motive has been released. the shooter, 57-year-old samuel cassidy died by suicide as he was confronted by police. he's been described as an angry and disgruntled employee . the cdc said a more contagious delta variant is now responsible for 10% of new cases here in the us. california is one of at least 45 states where it's now detected. the state department of public health is reporting 349 cases of the variant in california. it also, we are on pace to come up short of president biden's goal of getting kidding 70% of american adults vaccinated with

at least one dose by july 4. currently about 53% of had a single dose. california has administered more than 40 million vaccinations. health officials say those being hospitalized for covid-19 complications have one thing in common. they are unvaccinated, and experts are blaming vaccine hesitancy. health experts fear the summer could be extremely dangerous for people who haven't gotten the vaccine yet especially as life in many states including here in california is returning back to normal and the more contagious variance spread across the country . >> i think the summertime is when we could see the emergence of two covid nations, that's the big worry, we will see this big disparity between north and south. >> so look at this map, the dark blue shows parts of the country with the lowest vaccination rates and you can see that's large south and even counties here in california . majority of counties in california are not sharing information about covid-19 outbreaks in workplaces. that's according to an

investigation by our media partners at mercury news. last year lawmakers passed a bill which requires employers to report specific outbreak data to help officials, that means dates. about one third of counties are doing that, san mateo, contra costa and marin county however the rest of the counties did not provide specific records but rather generic members by the industry. the four counties that they don't have records at all . >> starting today you will be able to get a vaccine and a big mac at some mcdonald's locations. mcdonald's is teaming up with the california department of public health to offer shots at 30 of its northern california restaurants. people who get a vaccine can get a coupon for a free menu item. you don't need an appointment, health insurance, all you have to do is just walk in. you can find these pop up clinics at select restaurants here in san francisco,

francisco, santa clara and marin counties . >> water pipeline plans are becoming more solid, the details on the emergency moved to deal with the drought and marin county and where the water could be coming from. we are tracking claudette this morning, packing tornado threats after already doing deadly damage. where the danger will be headed today . appears alive look at our change in the weather, look what's back. the marine layer, the cloud, the westwind at 16, the drizzle in our hills this morning, so as far as your activity planning [typing sounds]

i definitely want to have kids at some point in my life and it would be heartbreaking to find out that, you know, there were something in the vaccine that, you know, made it difficult to get pregnant. hi penelope. i want to reassure you that no fertility loss was reported in the clinical trials or in the millions of women who have since received the vaccines.

happening now we are keeping a close eye on the weather threat along the east coast, claudette is now a

tropical storm, and after leaving at least 13 people dead over the weekend, it is barreling through the carolinas. the storm has already reached havoc across alabama at least 50 homes, look at all of that flooding. here's a look at the latest radar, you can see the spinning counterclockwise nature as it's moving across of north carolina, and just south of norfolk, and it is moving out, so the next 36 hours, it's going to become more of a fish storm if you will, we like to call, also going to create dangerous surf along the east coast. at home, we've got the nice breeze coming in through the golden gate and most of our neighborhoods because the marine layer airs up around 2000 feet which makes its going to all of our neighborhoods, a little spotty drizzle in san francisco and spotty drizzle in the east bay hill, 60 in union city, 60 in tracy.

here's a look at what's going to happen as we head throughout the day, not much of a change thanks to the cloud cover through 7:00, 60s on on today thanks to a southerly breeze, 70 to 78, with sunshine around our bay and inland areas and by 4:00 looking at 78 to 82 degrees, and 72 at 7:00, a delightful evening on the way. i've got a couple of more before it gets hot again. we are tracking slow commute for people coming from the east bay into san francisco because of a number of problems, so the update i have is the issue we are falling on the western span of the bay bridge, the tow truck just left. you can see how slow traffic is moving, it'll take you 22 minutes from the toll plaza across the bridge into san francisco, we still have two other crashes and effect

first one is here in san francisco on westbound 80 past ninth street, these are still down to 7 miles an hour, at least one lane is blocked just a little further east, this is on westbound 80 past harrison street, a motorcycle crash in this area. new details on the field kayak trick trip from sausalito to hawaii, who is on track to pay for the treacherous mission. as we head

new development this morning about a deadly crash at a pride parade in south florida. police say it was not intentional. one member of a men's chorus group was killed, another injured after they were hit by a truck.

it's the stonewall north of fort lauderdale. surveillance video shows the truck crashing into a nice nearby garden center moments after he plowed into the crowd. the 77-year-old driver was also a member of the group was taken into custody . >> it was bad, it was like oh my god, i can't believe this is happening. >> the truck nearly missed the car that florida congresswoman debbie scholz was driving in. she thanks first responders twitter and said we are praying for the victims and their loved ones. the body of 34-year-old kathryn thoreau was found in a wooded area about 250 miles east of moscow. in a statement

allege that the suspect gave her a ride before killing her an hour later. she was a former marine, also attended uc davis where she received a masters degree in art history in 2019. one of her russian language professors remembered her as a good student. >> she was just a lovely person, inside and out. she exuded positive energy, she was smart, she was inquisitive. she was articulate . >> her mom, who lives in mississippi, said the last text message she got from her said, in a car with a stranger, i hope i'm not being abducted. >> america's newest aircraft carrier has undergone a major test using real-life explosives. what you saw was an explosion set off by the u.s. navy and measured a 3.9 in the atlantic ocean friday. it was a test of the uss

ford's onboard system and what's called a full ship shock trial. the navy wants to make sure the ship can take an explosion from battle and keep on fighting. new details involving the marin county kayaker who had to be rescued after trying to paddle solo from sausalito to go why. now some are questioning who is footing the bill? the coast guard told the chronicle it cost more than $42,000 to rescue rescue resc covers everything from the crew hours to the helicopter fuel. the money comes from the coast guard's national budget for search and rescue. the 44-year-old was six days into his journey when he called for help after his see anchor got damaged and that cause the kayak to be tossed by the waves. he was picked up about 60 miles west of santa cruz. >> didn't get too far. while . >> wow, that's an interesting dilemma right there. we will see what happens. hey, difference yesterday when you are outside, maybe not as much

where you guys live. i noticed . during the day and then all of a sudden around 8:00, it was it, being the seabreeze and it felt really nice, after being shut in for so many days. it was nice to be outside and walk around without worrying about melting into a puddle by the time you got to the sidewalk. here's a look at sfo, look at the cloud cover, it's growing, it's been growing vertically since we started at about 5:00 and that means it's reaching all neighborhoods, so cooler breezes, clouds and sunshine away from the coast, becoming cloudy tonight with patchy drizzle and then another heatwave, it's possible this weekend. here's a look at the cloud cover and you can see by about 8:00, it has made as much penetration as it's going to, by noon, you can see a little bit of cloudiness opening up at

the coast but look, as we had into the evening hours, it's making a quick return back to all of our neighborhoods for a very comfortable night tonight and even cooler weather tomorrow. 79 at san jose, 83 in gilroy, did you see the 66 in santa cruz, that's because of the southerly wind coming off the moderate bay. low to mid 60s along the coast, along the north they coast, to mid 60s, 71 and vallejo but then mid 70s to mere 80s for most of the north bay valleys from cloverdale north, we are talking about mid 80s to 90. along the east bay, richmond and berkeley, 68 and 69, other neighborhoods, 70 to 78 degrees. as you head into the east bay valleys, we are looking at 80 as the cool spot in walnut creek. look at all the cloud cover, that is more patchy drizzle for tomorrow's morning commute. so temperatures continue to tumble below average through at

least wednesday. we will get closer to average thursday into friday and then warmer than average, 80s and 90s even nearing 100 inland by sunday. >> thank you, mike, good morning america is coming up at 7:00 and ginger z has what's ahead . >> great to be with everybody this morning, coming up on gma, severe storms on the move for millions, a tornado in suburban chicago ripped through a densely populated neighborhood near naperville. and tropical storm claudette, devastated the south, they had heavy rain, tornado, and the slick roads were part of a massive pileups that killed 10 people in alabama, this is happening as the northeast is bracing for severe storms, so you know i'm tracking both of those. also the big travel mess, why american airlines is canceling hundreds of flights and what you need to know if you have a trip coming up . a new book that says prince william was the behind the break with prince harry, royal

insiders are all over and they will discuss this morning. then we are

new this morning, we are getting a look at the damage around chicago after the national weather service said a tornado touched down in the western suburbs of the city. richard rhody shared this video and it shows branches all over the road. damage to several buildings and injuries reported during this extreme weather, mike? >> i'm trying to get live doppler seven to work and show you, there you go, you can see the storms are well up to the north, heading through the ups michigan and rolling into canada right now. thankfully for them the severe

weather threat is over. tomorrow here, it'll be cooler than today, just a few 80s hanging on, like in cloverdale, fairfield, antioch and livermore. those same areas will be in the 80s again as we head into wednesday, then here we go on thursday, you can see the holding, the red and the central valley, that's another warming trend, that will eventually spread inland and bay neighborhoods but it doesn't look like it'll be nearly as difficult to deal with as the one we just went through. so we started summer yesterday, today is the first full day with astronomical summer, we've got temperatures below average, isn't that just the bay area weather, right next to you. >> thank you, mike, as marin municipal water district tries to figure out what to do about a dwindling water supply, we are learning they could look as far away as the central valley, that's according to the marin officials, they would pipe

across the bridge. the district could run out of water by the next summer if we see another dry winter. they could vote on that water pipeline or a water plant by december, for now water managers are urging conservation. head to our website, it's all there most 10-month-olds are busy perfecting the art of walking but one youngster in colorado can already pull off a three point turn. it was a look back for me. >> what? >> why did he look back like that? >> he put the arm up and everything . >> ♪ you see me rolling ♪ this is great! >> i love it. okay, so, look at the smile, it's like, yeah i did that. so proud mom, selena, posted

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> i heard about 30 gunshots. >> people trampled over me. it was crazy. >> the mass shooting at lake merritt, bullets leading to chaos among the we are live with what we are expecting to hear about today . a tale of two americas, expert saying they are now seeing a rise of two covid nations. what doctors are telling us about the nature of the delta variant and what it might mean for the virus this summer . we have an early peek at amazon prime day deals and steals, the online giant giving out the discounts early even before you wake up. our look at the hot items this year. i will be clicking on the keyboard all day .

>> i already started but good morning. >> in the commercial break . >> i'm like you, can i have one of those, too? >> make sure you get four of everything, then we are good, kumasi. >> >> i was going to stop right there. i'm done, i'm finished. let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. here is this area of low pressure, this is the saving grace and that's with the counterclockwise flow, bringing in the marine layer, look at these wins, 36 in fairfield, 60 and half moon bay but it's not our normal northwest wind, it is a southerly wind and that's actually raised the temperature in the ocean from 51 wonderful, 54 degrees, so if you are headed that way, it's a little bit better. here's a look at our temperatures this afternoon, their average to below average,

low to mid 60s, having bay to san francisco, 79 in san jose, 75 in santa rosa and mid 80s inland. checking in on traffic because the bay bridge has been our problems but long because of crashes in san francisco, the positive update is the first crash has cleared on westbound 80 passed ninth street, the motorcycle crash on westbound 80 past harrison street is still there. bringing you alive picture now of the bay bridge, look at that, so much better, if you are with us 30 minutes ago, it was 29 minutes, that was the time from the toll plaza to the bay bridge, it's dropped to 15 minutes, metering lights came on early but it's a domino effect because the toll plaza is packed and so is emeryville, traffic is backed up to berkeley. speeds are under 20 miles per hour her people traveling westbound, i will show you what the toll plaza looks like it my next update . this morning one person killed, six people injured at a mass shooting at oakland lake

merritt on saturday, we are up to 10,000 people gathered. police are offering up to $40,000 for information leading to an arrest. good morning, matt. >> good morning, julian, the shooting has struck a chord in the community, given how many people were in the area when the shots were fired. this happened on lakeside avenue saturday evening, video shows people running away, as they heard the gunshots. police say one man was killed, six others were shot, witnesses tell abc 7 the gunshots created chaos, as people fled for cover. >> what did you do? >> [ bleep ] i duct. i crawled by a shade structure. people trampled over me. it was crazy. >> i heard about 30 gunshots. >>

expected, police had stationed extra resources, because of this they were able to act quickly and they saw two men with guns running away from the scene. they were both arrested but police have not said if they believe they are the shooters. this happened on the same day as the juneteenth celebration. but those were centered about a mile away in a different part of the lake and police say these were not related. police are offering a $40,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. members are inviting the community to come to lake merritt for a vigil tomorrow night at 6:00. the city council president and councilmembers recorded a message last night offering their condolences to the victims families. >> we wanted to come together to show support for the families of the victims, for the community, and recommit ourselves to creating a safe oakland . >> we know if we are relying on the police alone that's not enough and we have to do so much more. >> the issued a statement

saying the city council is committing to ending violence and support holistic solutions to keep our communities safe . oakland mayor statement saying in part, a joyous occasion at our lake merritt was marred by a senseless act of gun violence. our thoughts are with the family and friends of the victims i want to thank our officers for a quick response. we send this push alert when police updated the number of shooting victims this morning, and you can be among the first to know by downloading the free abc 7 news app and turning on notification. we are hearing from curious visitors to san francisco who were victimized over the weekend by auto burglars. this man is upset but said he was equally as angry with the mayor and the police department. jeff's car was one of the many vehicles targeted yesterday. these stole his diabetes medication, earbuds and other valuables. it was his first time in the

city, he's never been, always wanted to visit. he said he is not happy with the response of a police officer nearby, whom he asked for help. >> the police, just behind me there's a t-shirt place and there was a police officer there and i told them what happened and he said he didn't have time. never been here, always wanted to come out this way. probably no need to come back . >> we have reached out to the sf pd asking about this car break-in and his car was not the only car we saw burglarized . >> that's terrible. >> it might seem like life is returning to normal but the delta variant is concerning experts as it's spreading rapidly across low areas across the you as . >> the highly contagious delta variant has been detected in dozens of states. the cdc estimates it already accounts for roughly 10% of new

cases. and it will become the dominant strain in the coming months and experts say people and places with low vaccination rates, are most at risk of contracting this variant. >> i think the summertime is when we could see the emergence of two covid nations, the northeast, mid-atlantic states, california, have vaccinated enough people to halt that virus transmission but just like last summer when we saw the surge in the south, we could see that again because such a low percentage of the population is immunized at this point. >> the delta variant is already causing an out break in southwest missouri, the state saw 46.5 percent rise in cases, and the officials say the majority of the cases are younger people. residents of alejo will be protesting to demand that the city enforce clearing debris around homes. neighbors say the property is along skyline drive and it threatened homes last week. they told our it the property

isn't cleared off and they were it could catch fire with the amount of unchecked vegetation. 20 acres of land is owned by a well-known martial artist. according to the far fire marshal, she's received for warnings for failing to abate the property over the last year. the willow fire has burned 2400 acres, the forest service said it continues to spread rapidly through the steep, rugged terrain . you can see it was sending up a lot of smoke in the time-lapse video from pg&e, it's spreading near an area that did last year. we know, living here, we need to really do what we can to protect what we have and then, that's all we can do. >> crews are working to save homes in the zen center, one of

the oldest monasteries in the nation. i want to check back in with mike who has a look at the conditions . the wind is a big factor, elevation, also, as i was watching the smoke from my house i could see it was in the middle and upper parts of the atmosphere, so that will be the key to this . you can see the fire will be localized as the temperature cools down. but as the temperature in the air rises, look at the smoke with the southerly breeze that is bringing us the cooler temperatures, not only today but again tomorrow, we see a repeat, localized smoke spreading north, so right now the bay area air quality management district does not have us in a spare the air mode, the sky is an ugly color of brown, hayes is hanging out, let's get back to the good stuff. we've got a little bit of drizzle along the coast and the higher

small craft advisory, but mass transit is cool but comfortable this afternoon. here's the forecast i was talking about, we are green, that could be the marine layer undercutting it and keeping the smoke away from us but if it gets into that marine layer, we are in trouble. mid to upper 50s on the peninsula, temperatures in the main 50s, this morning because of the cloud cover. as we head throughout the day, we will stay in the 60s at the coast, 70 to 70 with increasing sunshine, and 78 to 82, that is going to feel fantastic compared to what we've been through, and we will be back in the 70s as we head into the evening hours. the bay bridge has really been our problem spot all morning

coming in on westbound 80 before the 880 split, so right as people are making their way toward the toll plaza, running into that problem, we still have a motorcycle crash past harrison street and look at the impact, emeryville is at a crawl right now, westbound traffic is still backed up, past emeryville so heads up to you if you are coming from that direction. because of these earlier crashes, the metering came on early, at 5:38, so it'll take about 50 minutes to get from the toll plaza across the bridge, and that's once you make it through the metering lights. a major update on the tokyo olympics, what we just learned about the games, now just a month away . the air travel staffing trouble, the crisis, canceling flights for one of the nation's biggest carriers. what it might mean for your summer vacation . the new york stock exchange is up by about 270 points, another update in the markets, next . a

the u.s. has extended nonessential travel restrictions at land border crossings with canada and mexico through july 21. canada extended its own restrictions on friday. officials do say there have been positive developments with some of the restrictions may be safely east. air travel is slowly rebounding as more folks return to the air. they are finding out the travel industry is slowly healing after the year of the pandemic. the furloughs, layoffs and the setbacks that came with that. we want to check out these long lines right here. this is his weekend. travelers are finding themselves in lines this long all over the airport to do anything, by a cup of coffee in the morning, go through the tsa check point. a lot of that has to do with

the shortage and employees as one sfo traveler found out near his home airport. >> you've got the one agent that will verify your id and your boarding ticket with your face, hold up the line and the same agent will go over and do your screaming x-ray. albert ellis >> talk about double duty, the tsa is warning travelers, they are short screeners at more than 200 airports nationwide. you can likely expect the same. american airlines canceled hundreds of flights over the weekend blaming bad weather and the labor shortage with its contractors. you want to tell you about the trial crews that set sail to test covid-19 measures ahead of the restart of the entire cruise industry here in the u.s. royal caribbean's freedom of the seas departed from the port of miami yesterday, on board, 600 employee volunteers. all of them are vaccinated, after being out of work for more than a year, many of these employees were eager to see their colleagues again.

>> i needed to get out, i'm vaccinated, i've been healthy, thank god out and see my friends, see my work family. >> a trial crews is one of two ways a ship can resume sailing under the cbcs direction, either at can perform this test of health and safety protocols or have at least 95% of passengers and crew, fully vaccinated. >> now tear money prime deals have kicked off. for the annual day, amazon is offering discounts on more than 2 million items up to 70% savings on amazon devices, there's anywhere from 20% to 50% on items like robot vacuums, headphones, and kitchen appliances. >> the home has been a priority area, we are still mastering, even though

of the pandemic . >> amazon is not the only place you can get the deals though, target, walmart, best buy and hp launched some of the biggest sales of the season yesterday. best buy's promotions include up to 50% off kitchen appliances, as much as $400 off select samsung galaxy phones. it might be time to start doing some christmas shopping early . with chicken wings in short supply, wingstop launched a virtual restaurant today selling chicken thighs instead, it's been called thigh stop, customers can pick from 11 flavors, and opt for either bone in or boneless thighs, the new brand will be available for delivery or carryout in 1400 locations via doordash or on thigh stop online. wingstop said the idea of using size has been in the works long before the wing shortage. >> all right, taking alive look at the stock exchange this morning, we

points. new video shows a hot air balloon crash at a colorado state park, three people had to go to the hospital but are expected to be okay. the jefferson county sheriff's office believes that a strong wind gust cost the balloon to just crash. oh no. this is not going to happen to you. three other people involved in the incident were not her. what if you could convey how you are feeling about social distancing without saying saying a single word, a grocery store chain came up with an idea, let us know what you think. they are handing out these color-coded bracelets to show people's comfort levels. green welcomes high-fives and handshakes, i'm just reminding you this is a grocery store, by the way, yellow represents elbows only for people still being cautious and red means no contact at all, don't touch me. metcalf's market said the goal is to help ease the awkwardness and fear that can come with

navigating life after a year of sheltering in place. >> i feel like we need this at the grocery store and everywhere else. because some people don't know how to act. >> they don't observe personal space before or after the pandemic . >> if you come at me and i back out a couple of steps and you keep coming -- >> next time you just say hey. >> >> you know what the red means. i was going to bring back the mood ring but this is probably better. here is a look from roof camera, you can see it's pretty cloudy out there, there still drizzle possible through about 9:00. we've had measurable drizzle in the higher elevations, clouds are having a hard time filling all neighborhoods that they will be more widespread the most couple of mornings. a different view of what we have, the heatwave is over, like that, too. refreshing breeze today, we

will have below advertised through at least thursday, then warm to hot weekend for our bay and inland neighborhoods. the high-pressure retreating back down to the desert while the low is going to be bringing us the influence of the marine layer, as you can see, and that is what is going to bring us the cooler afternoon. so are temperatures, average to below, this is one of those areas where we are close to average, 83 in gilroy, definitely low on the peninsula, 70 to 75. low to mid 60s along the coast, average high is 67 in san francisco. low to mid 60s along the coast all the way to sausalito, and 71 in vallejo, 75 in santa rosa, average high is 83 degrees for today. along the east bay, 68 in richmond and berkeley and as you head deeper away from the water, you've got 76 leandro, and inland, look at this, almost 110 degrees on

friday, and we are around 80 to 84 in our inland east bay neighborhoods. no more record high temperatures around the palm springs, 111. everybody else in the 80s and 90s. tonight, look at this, mid-50s to low 60s just like this morning, more cloud cover and a better chance apache drizzle. that will deepen our cooling trend, tuesday and wednesday, our coolest day, most of us in the 60s and 70s. a nice springlike day, we start warming thursday, back to average on friday than 80s 90s and even near 100 inland, over the weekend. that's when the heat comes back. >> thank you. a new study from uc berkeley finds the bay area has become more racially segregated since the 90s. san francisco, san jose, oakland, fremont were ranked as

highly segregated despite having the most diverse population in the country. researchers say racial and ethnic groups have settled into neighborhoods, they say it's caused by housing disparities and systemic racial organizers of the tokyo olympics have decided to allow fans to watch next month's games. they've set a 50% capacity limits, for all olympic venues, with a cap of 10,000 fans at each event. this decision contradicts a recommendation from japan's top medical advisor who recommended the safest way to host would be with no fans. organizers say this can change under a state of emergency. the opening ceremonies are set for july 23. bachelorette fans, if you couldn't turn away from katie's rose ceremony last week you will definitely want to stay tuned to good morning america coming up, former bachelorette desiree, who not only found love on the show, has now been married to chris vickrey for six years, this morning, she's talking to gma about her new book called the road to roses, she offers this advice for katie. >> i am loving watching katie on the season. i think she exudes confidence,

that i love to see. and the only advice i could give her is to truly follow her heart guys, you know, use that discernment to weed out the bad guys. >> good advice for everybody. the conversation continues on gma including advice for others looking for love, you can watch the new episode of the bachelorette with thurston tonight at 8:00 right here on abc 7. wineries and wine country are reporting skyhigh demand for premium tasting experiences that can set a single person back north of $500, that's according to the chronicle. lotteries wineries say they cannot keep up with the demand from wealthy wine lovers you want to splurge on a big tasting experience. at the low end those tastings include premium vintages, food pairings and perhaps the grounds, too, operators

attribute the long lockdown for people wanting to splurge a bit on a nice weekend in the north bay. abc 7 took a closer look at our regions wine industry. we look at the issues threatening that dream and the people working to keep it alive, you can watch the full piece on the challenges that california wine country is facing on any of her abc 7 connected apps . san francisco, the stern grove festival is back after being shut down for a year the pandemic. there was limited capacity inside to help people spread apart, and this year is the first time the festival has used a reservation system. london breed was there to kickoff the 2021 summer concert season . >> we didn't have this all last year, it's like that performances here, the energy, the excitement, this is an important part of our city and

our vibrancy. >> this is the oldest music festival in the bay area, it is free, this was my first time going, it is fine. i'm trying to go back at least two other times during the season. it's just nice. >> the weather was perfect, everyone looked like they were having a good time. >> we have the best time, you bring your own food, they had one

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it is 6:57 am, seven things to know this morning. police are investigating a deadly shooting overnight that killed three people, a in the hospital. it happened at a house on dunn ave. one of the victim's family

members believe there was a dance party being held on father's day. there is a $40,000 reward for information at lake merritt where one person died and six others were hurt. today san francisco will resume towing cars that are legally parked or have multiple unpaid citations. the practice has been criticized by homeless advocates who argue it unfairly targets people living out of the cars. the will of fire has burned nearly 2400 acres since thursday with no containment. it continues to spread rapidly through the wilderness. just like yesterday afternoon, i think that smoke will be coming our way. right now it looks to stay above areas that we will be breathing. temperatures average-below average because of the cleaner air. traffic coming out of the

east a into san francisco is low. this is a live look, westbound traffic on i-80 his backside. look at this, dozens of people in peru got out of their cars trying to catch this runaway dog in the middle of the road. he eventually ran into a nearby veterinary clinic. >> they had the whole town out there. >> and then it was reunited with the owner. they are so happy. and mucci is mucho. >> i agree. >> are you all getting out of your car do you keep driving? >> the entire town was out there. do you want to keep riding? >> good luck. >> i suck. >> are you going to get out? >> heck yeah.

>> i would try to keep going. i have plac good morning, america. as we start a new week together, millions bracing for that severe weather on the move. overnight the tornado being called extremely dangerous touching down in suburban chicago. this as tropical storm claudette leaves a deadly trail of destruction down south causing this horrific 17-car pileup, killing 10 people, including 9 children. and this morning claudette taking aim at north carolina. ginger and our weather team tracking the latest. grounded. why american airlines is canceling hundreds of flights as a record number of travelers return to the skies. rocking and rolling. back to normal? for the first time in more than a year, a sold-out concert at madison square garden while many states ease covid restrictions.