no bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. get ready for the heat. temperatures will see a spike this weekend. it'll be dangerous and excessive in some inland areas. good morning again. thank you for joining us here. it's saturday, june 26th. you are watching abc7 news at 6:00 a.m. live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we are going to get right to the weather and what we can expect today. good morning. >> good morning. fog is with us at the coast. also locally along the peninsula and even pushing across the bay. that's why the heat will be excessive inland. we will have our sea breeze.

our air conditioner for mother nature today keeping much of the bay area comfortable while an area of high pressure builds into the pacific northwest allowing for lake county to be excessively hot. there's the fog for mount tam. it is mid50's downtown. on the coast it's 55. you can see that fog reaching into our east bay. mid50's from santa rosa, napa and while these communities warm up it's really further to the north. also in our east bay it'll be warm but have you to get really far past the delta to experience the excessive heat. or is from the advisories. through tuesday. we can see temperatures anywhere from 102 to perhaps 110 and that raises the risk of heat related illnesses. back home low clouds and fog and temperatures climbing through the 70's to near 80 inland by noontime. mid-70s later on this afternoon by the bay. we will keep it cool at the

coast and talk cooler details for the second half of the weekend. >> thank you. extreme heat in the park northwest is melting snow and ice on mount rani, r in washington state. it has 25 major glaciers and higher elevations won't be able to escape the historic and life threatening heat wave. the national weather service said several cities will break heat records. many people are rushing to find air conditionerns. >> you know right now i'm currently out looking for portable air conditioning units. feels like i have been to all hardware store trying to search for those precious equipment right now. >> seattle is the least air conditioned metro area in the united states just ahead of san francisco. beat the heat by tracking temperatures any time our live temperature tracker is in the weather section of the abc7 bay area connected tv apps wherever you stream. in southern california a skywest passenger

pounded on a cockpit door and tried to break-in at los angeles international airport. a scary situation. failing to get in the fbi said the man opened an emergency door and jumped out e skywest which was operating this united express jet said that it all happened as the plane was taxiing to the runway for a flight to salt lake city. the man was taken into custody on the taxi way and taken to the hospital. the plane was able to get back to the gate and nobody on board was hurt. nobody else. and just thursday night -- it seems like so many of these are happening. a driver smashed through a gate at lax and led police on a chase over two runways as planes took off and landed. police cornered the vehicle and took that man into custody. we want to get to florida now where the search for survivors continues this morning in surfside. that's where a condo tower collapsed this week.

it has just been devastating this story. crews have been work around the clock since the building came down on thursday early morning while people were asleep. 159 people remain unaccounted for. the county confirms that four people are dead. the cause of the collapse is still a mystery this morning and coming up at 6:30 we will bring you a live report from surfside with morgan norwood with the latest and we are wait on a press conference that we will bring you live. back here at home in the east bay a dead whale is stuck on a rocky beach next to a richmond neighborhood. you can see that video there. the gray whale washed on shore near peninsula drive on thursday. kate larson spoke about this very large and smelly problem. >> its been floating around the bay for a month. >> when we came across it and just stopped us in our tracks. >> it washed on shore in marin and this week the tide brought it to the richmond

shoreline. >> we couldn't see it. >> it's decomposing body now hidden along the rocks. >> kind of sad. >> the whale is one of 14 grill what they that have turned up dead in the bay area this year. one woman came to see it. >> i have never seen a whale close up even though it's not alive. i wanted to come and see it. maybe see if i could figure out what happened to it. >> an unusual mortality event. that's what experts calling the increased number of gray whales. >> to see a wild creature like that it does take us out of ourselves and realize that it's just not human beings. >> in other whales malnutrition, and trauma from ship strikes are the most common causes of death. >> they are hoping that the whale will wash back out to the bay. >> john is a supervisor.

he said they don't think towing it is an option. >> they believe that the best thing is for the whale to decompose naturally which, that process can take up to 30 days. >> which is not what nehbs nttose obviously very concerning because it stinks. spend a lot of time in the water. we swim and stand up paddle. i don't know what this is going to be falling in to pieces and drift around. >> for now they said the city will tape off the area around the whale to keep people safe. >> the fda has added a warning to vaccines about the risk of heart inflammation, referring to inflammation of the heart muscle and tisha round the heart. a very small number of young thnefits out weigh o

the risks. they just want to be transparent. derek chauvin was sentenced yesterday to 22 and a half years in prison for the murder of george floyd. the sentence comes more than a year after that viral video live streamed the former police officer pressing his knee into floyd's neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds. at the start of the hearing floyd's daughter was given a chance to speak. >> if you could say anything to your dad what would it be >> it would be i miss you i love you. >> chauvin is expected toa feel to appeal and he is also facing federal civil rights charges. that trial is scheduled to start early next year. the san jose school district announced they will not have police on campus starting this upcoming

school year. they voted to reject the agreement ending the relationship with the police department and the district. the superintendent said that they are reworking their campus safety plans ahead of back to day in august. it was a big night in the bay area, oracle park hosted the largest local public gathering since the pandemic started. the bay bridge series. we were at the stadium with thousands of very excited fans packed the stands with no restrictions. >> the first time since the pandemic that the park was almost at capacity with over 36,000 fans. >> are you excited >> yeah. i'm ready for -- i'm excited for the giants to win. >> it's kind of crazy. it's like they made it like that because it's the battle of the bay. >> the first time vaccination cards were not checked but this hard corea's

fan got vaccinated just in case. >> are you saying that you got vaccinated to be able to come to the game >> i did. i did. exactly and only to do that actually. >> as you can see, giants and a's and no social distancing today. masks were no longer required but recommended for those who were not fully vaccinated. >> done with the mask. >> i think that's good. >> i think we are ready for it. >> i know we are ready in san francisco. >> the first time this a's fan forget how cold san francisco is. you are a's fans but you have a giants sweater. >> i know. >> what is happening >> i'm cold. i'm cold. i had to buy a sweater. >> even with over 70% of san francisco residents vaccinated, and almost a packed stadium after a year of social distancing and safety guidelines this is a hard transition. rueben is holding onto his mask. >> you know i'm feeling okay. better to be safe than sorry. >> several families sitting

together after over a year to enjoy the ball game. >> we are happy to be here. my parents are alive. they made it through. i made it through. i'm happy to be here. i love the camera guy. i love you. i'm happy to be out and about. >> in san fr abc7 news. >> this was the manager's first home game with almost a full house. so good to see so many people out and about having a good time. we will have game highlights later on in sports. people do forget it's so cold in san francisco in the summer. >> yeah. we love our sea breeze and our fog. you can see from emoryville right now keeping temperatures in the 70's. our marine layer is compressed and is beginning to break apart across the bay area starting a warm up for some parts. we will talk about it coming up. >> thank you. also ahead get prepared. several north bay cities told they will likely see

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. you can see the pride flag waving there. it is the start of the last weekend of pride. it's windy this morning. happening today in the wake of the violence against the asian american community there will be a care fair in san francisco. this is the second event after people attended in new york city. there will be self defense demonstrations a i stress management workshop and meditation it. runs one to four this afternoon at portsmith square in china town. as we said it's e final weekend of pride month. while san francisco will not host it's usual pride

because of the pandemic and it's usual parade there are still celebrations going on. we were at san francisco's delores park for the boot trans march. the event was canceled but that didn't stop people from marching through the streets. we have a look at the scaled back events this year. >> pride is showing again in san francisco and it's feeling really good. >> pride is feeling less restrained. it's feeling free. we are getting back into our habit to where we love to do what we do and we do what we love. >> hundreds showed up for the march street fair in delores park. the community back together again in person. >> it's so nice to see each other without our masks on, see each other smile and share love and support with each other. so, yeah, this is such an incredible day and a great way to kick off pride weekend. >> happy pride everybody. hope next year will get better. >> susan was selling pride

gear. e. it feels like we are back. >> harvey's bar and restaurant again manager is ready for a busy weekend. no pride parade but a lot of spirit. >> we are kind of expecting it to just be a big organic party like that's pretty much what it feels like it'll be. >> the pandemic caused about 30 businesses to fail but merchant's association president said that things are looking brighter. >> still have a lot of empty store fronts but some of them are being filled by new ventures and businesses. >> the landmark twin peaks tavern is ready for pride after it almost disappeared saved by the community and a go fund me campaign. >> we have had a rough time but things looking brighter now and you can feel it in the energy of the people that are comingn. >> and that pride energy can't

be denied. >> pride is still here in san francisco. it's not going anywhere. >> the transmarch festival wrapping up here in delores park. on saturday a street fair is planned in the castro on 18th street and there is already talk about next year's pride perhaps bigger and better than ever. in san francisco, cornell bernard. >> we certainly look forward to that. the president recognized pride month at a white house ceremony. >> look our presence here this afternoon makes a simple, strong statement. pride is back at the white house. >> the president called on congress to pass a proposal known as the equality act to amend the 1964 civil rights act to provide protection for lgbtq+ individuals. he also created a national memorial at the site of the 2016pulse nightclub shooting. a bar in san francisco's mission district hosted an art exhibit celebrating pride weekend. the expo featured works by

local artist. art works highlight lgbtq+ political artists and vendors and include photography and wood block prints from series called stop asian hate and protect our street vendors. also part of pride month kl lgbtq+ community center will host a health and wellness hiv testing day. it'll be at lake merit between lake shore and grand avenue and it runs from 11 to 3 today. you can also find the collection of stories for pride month on the abc7 bay area connected tv app available wherever you stream. in the oakland hims an appeal by both fire and city officials that they hope will make a difference this coming fire season. it has been almost 30 years since the oakland fire storm and they are worryd that in the middle of this drought the region is primed for another. wayne covered that fire storm in 1991 and yesterday's meeting. >> it's about experience and

perspective. those who look to the oakland hills and saw beauty while others worried about how quickly this scene may turn. >> give us a fighting chance to save your home and save your life. >> oakland deputy fire chief had a press conference this weekend where he and city officials implored residents to be careful in the coming fire season. >> we are at huge fire risk in oakland. especially in the hills area. >> the perfect storm that keeps getting more perfect. >> even on a relatively cool, calm day like this there is a sense of urgency. on average the hills see a major wildfire every 20 years. it's now been 30 bingest one. the sights and sounds and fears are seared into memory. >> the wind was blowing like a hurricane. you could hear it. sue piper her family lost their home that day in flames that killed 25 people and destroyed almost

three thousand homes. it's history to most of her third of the people y lived here in 1991. >> now a reminder from the fire department that they will be closing parks on red flag days. they almost pleaded with people not to use fireworks and they talked about brush clear appearance as a responsibility for homeowners. this season the battalion chief and others have done thousands of property inspections. >> everybody that's in the high impact, the high threat zone. >> put it together oakland was all about teaching tire safety the easy way. >> i don't want to people to learn the hard way. >> in the oakland hills. pg&e is advising some towns to expect more frequent planned power outages this fire season. pg&e said there is a high concentration of trees near power lines in those areas

increasing likelihood of psps outages. we are entering that time of year and of course -- where we had the glass fire. >> they are out of the heat advisory today. we are just on the edge. if you go far into sonoma county and into lake county it'll get hot quick because that big dome of high pressure is centered to the north of that area. we will be looking at the excessive heat advisory and warnings from lake county to -- through the park northwest. back home we have low clouds and fog that are beginning to break up but we have had mist and drizzle and high pressure as it builds in will allow for the temperatures to stay hot not only today but through the weekend into monday and tuesday for some of these areas. back home pretty shot here, san rafael. partly cloudy skies, 58 in oakland and 60 mountain view and san jose with 59 in morgan hill and at the

coast it's 55. here is walnut creek. partly cloudy skies. the fog has reached to our inland valleys. you have the idea that it's not going to get to hot for sure locally. 56 by the delta. this is where we are going to see temperatures begin to increase as we head toward the east bay valleys. not that bad really. 55 in santa rosa and looking at our roof camera where you can see all the gray sky here. we will be looking at the mist and drizzle just for the next hour or so. the clouds already lifting and allowing for a heat up. we will be warmer today, around the bay. san francisco is in the mid- 60s's, oakland will come up around three to five degrees but that is seasonal and looking at more mist and drizzle with the cooldown for sunday. this is all the areas that will experience the heat. many of us along the west coast but look at the bay area. pretty much left out of it but as we look at the numbers just north and east of here, sacramento, 100 degrees. that's hot, redding and 113 and

you heard about the heat from medford to portland. 107. as you head 0's.eyanget really but not going to happen as we are looking at low clouds and fog along the shoreline. 60's and 70's for your sunday across the bay. 80's and low 90's. some of that pink starting to retreat but into tuesday, it's still hot in the outlying areas but locally we are looking at comfortable readings as we get to the rest of the highs today you can see the pinks, this is where we are going to see the numbers spike quickly. mid-80s's in napa. 90 in santa rose a. that's warmer than yesterday and even today from san francisco to oakland we are adding two to four degrees. maybe a little warmer but across into fremont the bayshore line. pretty nice. 79, 77 in palo alto. the pinks here indicating the ridge of high pressure sinking southward into some of

these communities here while we look at those upper 90's by the delta. 93 though a typical summer day for new concord. 91 in livermore. 80 in santa cruz. comfortable at the bay and the coast but a little warmer and more moist and drizzle tomorrow allowing for temperatures to come down a few degrees. about four inland. monday that trend continues but we get a warmer day on tuesday where conditions heat up to the upper 90's and then by the rest of the workweek its feeling typical. those 90's inland. midand upper 70's around the bay with 60's at the coast so a lot of variety and choices for us locally. >> it's widespread. thank you. just ahead the governor introduces a new plan to bring relief for low income renters. low hong the evicti

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. what is coming up at seven on good morning america. >> good morning. coming up here on gma crews continue to search for survivors in the debris from that collapsed apartment building in surfside floor. what new documents released overnight are revealing about the ilfor a heat wave expected to break records up the coast. how some northern cities where people don't own air conditioners are preparing for the soaring temperatures, rob is on the ground in morning. and ufo report released on friday the united states intelligence committee delivering the unclassified version to congress. what is it revealed vealed veal mysterious ufo's. with the state tenants protection against evictions set to expire there is a new plan to bring more relief for low income renters impacted by the pandemic. we have been tracking the impact of the pandemic as

part of our efforts to build a better bay area. the governor was in the south bay yesterday to talk about the plan. chris was there and has the story. >> a new proposal by the governor and state lawmakers would extend california's eviction moratorium through september. it would also pay landlords 100% of unpaid rent related to coronavirus. >> anyone that's been inpacted by this pandemic cannot pay rent, 100% of that rent will be paid for. not 80%, 100% will be paid for. >> the five billion dollars package amounts to one of the most generous in the country and would reimburse landlords for missed utility bills. city and county relief programs could see a boost but not everybody is thrilled the plan. the california apartment association which represents landlords panned the extension and said in a statement it is frustrating that the state of california and local governments have not quickly dispersed funds to those in

need, especially to mom and pop renting housing advisers who must pay the mortgage, insurance, taxes, maintenance and other expenses without seeing any rent. the governor's announcement came as he toured life untain view as part s project home key initiative. >> it's a home for people that are looking to find stability. >> some say the plan to tackle homelessness may be costly but others say doing nothing isn't an option. >> the old things we have been trying to address homelessness haven't been working. now we have to try something new and we are in the heart of silicon valley. that's what this issue needs. >> and programs such as coronavirus rent relief could help keep more people from going into homelessness. the legislature must pass the emergency bill by wednesday to keep current protections in place. in mountain view. abc7 news. south lake tahoe police are

telling people to watch their drinks. they have been looking in to multiple reports of people consuming spiked drinks, some of them ending up in the hospital. until they find out who is doing this police say the community just really needs to take measures to protect themselves. these women celebrating a bachelorette party plan to watch out for each a. >> we will probably order our own drinks,. >> be alert. >> don't let anyone near our drinks. >> police say they want to hear from people immediately if they suspect their drink was contaminated. they issued a list of tips like keeping a lid on the drink and never leaving a drink unattended. for the first time in 15 months the first cruise to clear an american port set sail today. rescue efforts entering a third day here in surfside flori

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. thank you for joining us here on abc7 news. we are going to start this half hour with another look at the weather with lisa. good morning. >> hey. good morning to you. we have low clouds, fog, even some sun out there. the marine layer helping us out today allowing for most of us not to get too hot. there is a look at at partly cloudy. it's 60 san jose with mid50's and fog. half moon bay. this is a look at walnut creek where you see the fog has not totally there. it's breaking up. we had it this morning. it is been a gray start. still cool up in the north bay with mid50's. upper 50's over in oakland. i should say in concord. and here is the dangerous heat. the advisories lake county, up toward willets and the excessive heat warning lake

port to lower lake and hidden valley lake. from 102 to 110 today through tuesday. it'll get really hot there and not cool off because of the sea breeze, not extending or the low clouds into that area any time soon. it'll be local and affect san francisco and oakland today. allowing for temperatures to stay in the 60's and 70's but the further north you get, 101 by three will stay in the 80's in napa, 9o's up toward santa rosa. low to mid-90s for most of you from our east bay valleys about you you head out toward the delta. it'll get hot there today. we will talk about more fog. the coastal drizzle, the cooldown and next week in a few minutes which features seasonal temperatures. >> all right. thank you. back to that developing news. crews working through the night to find survivors of that deadly building collapse in south florida. they had to work through rain and fire as they

search the rubble. 159 people are still missing, four people have died. we will go back to abc news people stited ey cod go mornin answers pretty soon. a press briefing scheduled for the next hour. this morning crews entering day 3 of searching, the work tireless but hopeful. >> we have hope because that's what our search and rescue team tells us. as long as they have encouraging signs like the knocking sounds that we have heard we will continue. >> teams calming an all stop to listen to possibly meaningful noises deep inside the debris. sonar and trained dogs rushing to the area. >> it's the second time we have seen them dispatch the handlers and their dogs to this area. >> still more than 150 people

missing since early thursday morning. at least four pronounced dead. experienced crews who worked in haiti and at ground zero in new york going full steam ahead despite the rain, smoke, hot spots and the risk of falling debris. >> everybody is running in one direction. they are running in to the problem. trust me, they are putting their lives in danger. >> one woman is praying for a miracle with no word from her aunt and uncle who live on the 10th floor. >> kiss your parents because you never know if it'll be the last time you are going to have to kiss them. >> joshua also waiting for news about his mom. >> we are praying every minute. we are hoping she is there alive and we will be able to see her soon. >> investigators looking in to what caused the disaster and the rubble could be key in finding those answers. >> you have to look at the design of the building. have you to look at the engineering. have you to look at the quality

of the construction. i think maintenance will probably play a significant role. >> and a 2018 structural report just released by the city of surfside finding evidence of cracks in the building, also flooding, still investigators looking into what the cause of that collapse was. the florida governor saying the fled for speed when it comes to figuring out what the issue was in this particular situation. >> so many questions still. thank you. okay. happening today, celebrity cruises will be the first to leave from an american port in more than a year it. will leave out of for the lauderdale at 35% capacity. vaccines aren't mandatory for the cruise and that's because of a florida state law that bans business from requiring proof of vaccination. the cruise line said 95% of the passengers are vaccinated. as movie theaters reopen

amc stubs movie memberships will reactivate next month. that means movie goes can see up to three movies a week and other discounts and benefits. prices start at $20 a month and this is expected to be a busy one with the 9th episode the fast and furious now showing. and you really will want to be careful on the road this weekend. the california highway patrol is cracking down on speeding. chp is participating in a traffic safety campaign taking place in several state across the western part of the country. this after a significant increase in traffic deaths in 2020. chp said more than 500 people were killed and 57,000 people were hurt in crashes caused by speeding just last year. and still ahead on abc7 mornings the exploratorium reopens next week. we will look at a special demonstration just in time for pride month. and a special look outside.

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. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see a windy start to this morning as well. we are track that heat wave in certain parts of the bay area. happening today the bay area's creative community will be on full display in downtown san francisco. the festival is kicking off at 1:00 this afternoon. cuban music -- will preform. the free live music series runs through august 28th. there are performances every thursday and saturday at the gardens on mission street between third and 4th street. and lisa with another check outside. >> we will have a nice day in san rafael. you are looking live. 86 today for hot temperature but notice the low clouds and fog. afternoon sea breeze keeping numbers pretty summer like for you but north may be 30 miles.

it is a different story. ly talk about our excessive heat warning advisories just outside the bay coming up. >> thank you. also next rivalry renewed. the a's and giants square off in the first of the bay bridge series. chris will have the highlights my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you.

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[elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ . welcome back. here is a live look from the san mateo bridge camera. good number of people on the roads this saturday morning. 6:43. thank you for waking up with us. tonight will be a big night in the south bay. the earthquakes will host the galaxy in the anticipated california classic. since 2012 they have hosted the galaxy usually at stanford stadium but tonight's match will be at paypal park in san jose. for its first time since last march there will be no capacity restrictions. it'll mark the largest sporting event since the

pandemic started. it starts at seven tonight. in sports tonight the a's anill play the second game of their weekend series at oracle park. first pitch is at 7:05. last night they played the bay bridge series opener. chris alvarez has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the first time since the final game as manage america september of 2019oracle park held a game without restrictions. giants scored the best record. the a's third best record in the bigs. top 3 3á bases loaded. johnny gets him to fly out to center. the a's were threatening. bay area kid comes through. the base hit, flores will score. 1-0 giants thoran frid. nns left on. he was cruising but -- also

pitching well. look at these pitching lines. six inningless, seven strike outs. striking out six. bottom of the 7thst giants add insurance. born in walnut creek. solo homer. just gets out in front of 36,928 fantastics. the giants win 2-0. that's tops in all of baseball and they have a league best 49 wins, 26 losses. >> a great performance and as expected johnny, i think drew on the energy of the fans in the ballpark and particularly as a game matured, seemed like the fans were more and more influential and exciting. >> just had a tough time stringing together with them and gets on a roll he gets a lot

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. we will warm up today but not extreme like we are seeing to the north of us in lake and then tomorrow everybody cools back quickly. look at the numbers here.

from portland, 107, seattle 99 today, you can see the string of triple digits down through sacramento and fresno. look what happens into sunday. 25 to 32 miles an more. we won't get that warm but still in the 80's and 90's. temperatures where we gain about five to eight degrees. coming back down for your sunday aft thguwiand re deck of clouds.

mid-60s's downtown. 90 in sonoma and looking at numbers in the mid-70s from san leandro. castro valley in the upper 70's. on the bayshore comfortable. that afternoon sea breeze, plenty of sun. typical for your late june afternoon. as you head inland numbers getting to the very hot range as those pinks coming in to range. the 99 into sacramento. close to the delta will be in the same category from 98 in antioch, 97 in pittsburgh. from pleasanton to livermore. low 90's for you. good pool weather. 93 in concord and the accuweather seven day forecast looking at the temperatures coming down tomorrow. so as we are in the upper 09's in the warmest locations, mid-90s tomorrow. from the upper 70's to the

bayshore on sunday and then as we cool off on monday we will spike it back up for a one day event on tuesday as that ridge expands and then after that temperatures fairly comfortable and fairly typical as we enter july by the end of the workweek. we are kind of a little warm, still keeping our fog with us all week long. if you are getting too hot you know where to go. >> next year, next weekend at this time we will talk about 4th of july. flying by. thank you. san francisco's exploratorium reopens to the public next week. we got to get inside for a special demonstration from the senior scientist and the timing couldn't be better. . >> i'm here at one of my favorite places and we are here during the month of pride to show you rainbows

are everywhere. you don't just need rain drops to see them. come on. let's go explore. . >> julie. what are we in front of i see color on one side and then some magic happens when you walk in that door. >> drew we are here today to learn about rainbows and so we are going to go from this world that has rainbows in to a world where there are none. >> i don't know if i like that. >> take a look. >> let's try. >> we are in the monochromatic room. it was changed a lot. i look the same color as you. what is happening >> if we look at the rainbow that's on the floor, how would you describe that >> i would say all one color going from dark to light. different shades. >> different shades of a single color. >> yes. >> with one color we are in a world without rainbows. however, we have a rainbow

reveal. >> a rainbow reveal. i feel like such a slueth. >> are you and you see all of the colors. >> all of them. >> yes. for you to be able to see those colors, it means those colors actually have to be in the light source. >> now we are standing in front of what to me looks like an ant farm. if you had ants this is what i would imagine. >> super shiny, little bitty y ants. i thought we would create your own rainbow. grab the flashlight here. shine it at the surface. your ant farm and see what you notice. what do you see >> this is -- first of all it sparkles which is -- second of all on the bottom half you can see the arc of the rainbow that's forming. >> normally in the world you have the sun shining onto rain drops. those are the two thing that

you need for a rainbow to happen. here in side there's no rain, no sun. we have that flashlight and these tiny glass beads. they behave the same as rain drops do when you see a rainbow. light goes into them and bends and then gets reflected back out. as it bends it actually gets spread out so the white light gets spread out into all of the colors of the rainbow. >> so dynamic and so beautiful. here, how can people get involved in all of this >> july 1st is the first day where we will be open to the public. >> you're open. >> come celebrate with us in person. >> get out. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for coming. take care. >> appreciate it. . next shop local. a favorite fair returns this year. this time in san francisco. we will have all the details about the crane way about the crane way craft fair. and can cause an average of over $9,000 in damage and repair costs.

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we will cool off a bit tomorrow and continues into monday. look at that heat spike on tuesday. otherwise it feels like summer as we enter into july on thursday. >> thank you and thank you for joining us on abc7. we are of course tracking the latest from miami. there will be a special report coming up. abc7 news continues at nine. have a great day.

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