who are not vaccinated. >> less than a week from the fourth of july and doctors have a warning for the unvaccinated: don't go out. more victims found in the building collapse in florida. the search is growing more desperate by the hour. record-breaking temperatures across the west coast. we are tracking this dangerous heatwave. a man bit by a shark who survives. will hear from the man who rushed to help out. good morning on this monday, june 28. >> welcome back. >> thank you. this is putting on 50 sunblock every day. the hawaiian came out. >> i love it. >> you look beautiful. >> i am glad to be back. it was a totally special time. >> welcome back. >> we are talking about hot and sunblock. we are having a heat wave.

over the weekend, most of us were dealing with pretty intense temperatures out there. we will continue to see that. what we are lookintemperatures confused. there we go. i am seeing for us i. we have gusty winds up to 40 miles per hour. that is the seabreezes. you can see the cloud cover out there right now. there is some aggressive drizzle out there. i had to use the windshield wipers several times on the journey and. 60s along the coast in san francisco, 70s around the bacon 80s inland. you can see some 90s out there. the hottest temperatures are round lake park. we will talk about their heat advisory coming up. we are less than a week away from the fourth of july

holiday. many people are expected to travel and party in the week ahead. while covid numbers are down, doctors are warning unvaccinated people about getting together. we have a reporter live in walnut creek with wells needs to be cautious. >> reporter: good morning. they are expecting parks like this one to be more crowded this week as people gather around the grill to start celebrating summer and the fourth of july and have those family gatherings. doctors are saying if you're vaccinated, no problem. very young health officials are putting the warning out for those were not vaccinated, saying those people should not be celebrating with groups. they also warned that kids under 12 were not eligible for the vaccine should all be very careful over the holiday, the h, going so far as saying the kids should play outside if the adults are gathered inside. the delta variant is causing concern. unvaccinated people should sit this holiday out according to doctors. >> you don't want unvaccinated people congregating together in situations where rapid

transmission can occur. that has happened in the bay area. >> reporter: dr. rutherford tells us he does not expect to see a surge of cases from the holiday. the vaccination rate is so high in the bay area. he does want the unvaccinated people to protect themselves. they just really need to avoid large gatherings. recording live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. when it comes to the vaccination effort, the average number of doses administered per day has dipped under 100,000. the latest number from the state has it around 84,000. about 19 point 1 million californians are fully vaccinated against covid-19 this point. that is 58.5% of people who are eligible. another 3.3 million people are

partially vaccinated. if you would like to make an appointment, we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. employees have 30 days to report their vaccination status or risk losing their job. the policy requires the 35,000 employees to get vaccinated. workers who refuse or don't provide a religious or medical exemption could be terminated the mandate is to protect employees and the public as more people return to the workplace. san francisco was the first city in california to require vaccines for its employees. services at the san francisco superior court are returning to pre-pandemic level today with some modifications. social distancing rules will be dropped, but masks are still required. all in person services are going to resume. the superior court of alameda county is lifting mask requirements for people who are fully vaccinated. the eviction moratorium has been extended to september 30. california democrats are set to vote today on something

that would speed up the recall of gavin newsom. it would bypass the legislative review process. without the review, the lieutenant governor would be able to set the election date sooner, possibly as soon as mid- september. that is when county clerks say they would be ready. this will take care of with california democrats see as favorable conditions. republicans claim that they are reading the election in gavin newsom's favor. san francisco firefighters and police responded to reports of the car slamming into a building around 10:00 last night on randolph street in the ingleside heights neighborhood. you can see a car in what looks like a garage. there is no word on if anyone got hurt or the building itself is safe. we do have calls into the police department to get more details on what happened. search and rescue teams are working around the clock at the site of the collapsed florida condo building, hoping to find more victims.

they pulled four more bodies out of the rubble. another victim died at the hospital. the death toll is now at nine. 150 people are still missing this morning. >> is just devastating. of engineers are surfside to help the rescue mission, which is growing more desperate and dangerous by the hour. they are battling bad weather in small fires as they dig through the wreckage. 6 to 8 squads are working at a time digging a trench through the rubble, trying to get close to to any signs of life. family members are waiting for any updates about their loved ones. >> time is not on our side. we are looking and we are expecting and wishing and hoping for a miracle. >> reporter: we are also learning more about a 2018 report citing major structural damage to the concrete below the pool deck of the building, including failed waterproofing. the engineering firm behind the report tells the washington post nothing in that report raised a red flag. the firm also told the post the investigation into what caused the building to collapse could

uncover a perfect storm of failures. as concerns grow about the sister building nearby, the mayor of surfside is urging residents to evacuate. president biden is expected to release more information about airstrikes he ordered against iranian backed militia groups in the iraq-syria border. the strikes hit operational and weapons storage facilities last night. the sites were targeted because they are suspected of using drones to attack american forces in that area. the white house says acted within its legal rights and the airstrikes were matter of self-defense. people in the pacific northwest are waking up to another morning of extreme heat. in portland, temperatures could k teur 5 d

residents are lining up outside of hardware stores looking for air conditioners. most of them are walking away empty-handed. to make matters worse, thousands of people near seattle were without power over the weekend. >> the house is starting to heat up. it makes it pretty brutal to hang around without any power to run the ac anymore. i am not used to that out here. we don't get those kinds of temperatures. >> seven western states are included in this heat wave, including california. the extreme temperatures are expected of these through tomorrow. how would you like to set an all-time record high three days in a row? that is what is possible in portland. here's where you add insult to injury. you have temperatures during the overnight hours, let's go to the current temperatures.

i was trying to load the current temperatures. they are still in the 80s. they are not cooling off at night. the 115 at portland would be a third all-time consecutive record high. some heat is going to escape. 80s and 90s in seattle and portland. we are dealing with a lot of 100s. it is up in the north bay. it will be a slight area that would really feel the heat. it is still in lake county until 9:00 tomorrow evening. we have the heat advisory, heat illness possible, 97 to 105. for the rest of us, you cannot even see the east bay hills. a ton of drizzle following their. watch out. it could be slippery through the morning commute and across several of our bridges. we will happy breezy ferry ride during the afternoon hours. it is very clean air, moderate at least through wednesday. take a look at temperatures around san francisco, 53 to 55. all of us are in the mid-50s. 60 at santa clara, 61 saratoga. this is an area, south beach, as we look towards the bay bridge, that has a lot of drizzle. temperatures remain in the 50s through 7:00. and you will have the lower 60s while the rest of us hit the 70s, 80s, and even if you 90s.

i will show all of that coming up in the accuweather forecast . checking in on traffic, we will start with a live look at emeryville, starting at 80. things appear to be losing -- moving at the limit. we have no crutches to report right now. checking in on walnut creek, kind of a hazy view from our camera here. the tail lights are moving so smoothly. we are going to point this out quickly on the map here. one is for the venetia bridge. this has been pretty consistent over the last week or so. and also through the ultima pass. the ultimate we have that slow down. starting today, you can likely see fireworks in thin th on the peninsula. pacifica is one of a few bay area cities that allows safe fireworks

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new details this morning. a man is recovering from a shark attack. he survived. it happened saturday. he was surfing off the coast of gray whale cove state each. we found other surfers who say they have proof great whites are in our coastal waters. >> reporter: surfer benjamin holmes shows us drone footage he shot on june 11 of what he believes is a great white shark. a shark attack happened on saturday. >> we are heading out. we might have saved the guy by fishing.

>> reporter: he was fishing at gray whale cove on saturday when he heard a man in the surf calling for help. >> he motioned like this to come. as soon as he realized i saw him, he collapsed to the ground. >> reporter: the san mateo fire department said the 39-year-old man was like the surfing was attacked by a young great white shark, 6 to 8 feet long. >> there was a lot of plug blood. >> reporter: this man jumped into action, using the straps on his backpack to stop the bleeding. >> likely the straps detach from here. i was unable, able to stop them through clipping the. >> reporter: they treated the victim before he was taken to the hospital. the man stayed calm. >> it was crazy haakon the victim was. i was more panicked than him. >> reporter: first responders say that man was lucky. shark attacks aware, serious events. sharks are more curious than

hungry. >> there is plenty of footage showing sharks coming up to catch people waiting in the water. they are very curious, very visual. they don't have to bite shoe to cut you with their teeth. >> reporter: if you see a shark, swim away and get out of the water. many surfers say they are not scared, even after the attack. >> you are like a piece of beef jerky. >> reporter: the ocean remains off-limits at gray whale cove. in san mateo county, bernard, abc 7 news. >> that video is incredible. pride month is coming to an end. the city's filled the streets of san francisco this weekend. this is the second annual people's march and rally, and to represent brown, black, and indigenous people. it traces the root of the first liberation march over 50 years ago. organizers say they wanted to

raise their voices against racial injustice, police killings, and unjust healthcare. >> we did this to get our voices back. for san francisco pride, it has in some way gone more corporate and more police involvement. that alienates our community. >> despite 51 years of pride, the group says there is still a lot to fight for. pride celebration taking place all over the world this weekend was witnessed by these parades. the new york city celebration drew a huge crowd. organizers band uniformed police officers from participating. there were lively and colorful celebrations in paris, rome, and mexico city, but a little different than normal years when the pandemic canceled everything, i should say compared to last year. you can find a collection of stories for pride month on the abc 7 bay area app.

a shout out to people who saw's this is the first time i have been to one. none of those people are up right now. i don't know why i'm bothering to say hello to them. they came up and say goodbye to all of you. a lot of abc-7 morning viewers at that party. it was so fun. good times. i will tell you about it. >> maybe tomorrow when they are with us again? >> recovering today, i believe. >> that is great to hear. if you like the weekend weather, we have more fat on the way. look at this. even in walnut creek, there is the possibility of some drizzle. you are definitely going to find some through the east bay hills.

a summer spread today of 60s along the coast and 90s inland. we will bump up the highs a little today and a little more tomorrow. then we pull them back to seasonal temperature levels as we head through the extended forecast. and the same kind of cloud cover. let's take a look at the fog casts. all of us will be covered by clouds during the morning hours. my lunch hour, they are back at the coast. in the north coast, we will see the greatest amount of sunshine and the fastest breezes today. some of those breezes will come through golden gate and head into the delta during the afternoon hours. as temperatures in south bay, 80 at san jose, 88 at morgan hill. how about some mid to upper 70s for most of the peninsula? we will have low to even a few mid-60s along the peninsula coast. on the bayside, downtown, mid to upper 60s. with that, a little bit of sunshine along the north bay coast. mid to upper 60s for you. everybody else is in the 80s in the north bay. we have the mid to upper 90s in some of our hottest spots. 69 berkeley, everyone else low to mid 70s. as you had inland, it will be pretty hot through the delta,

though to mid-90s. low to upper 80s for the tri- valley. tonight, we will fall back into the 50s, a lot like this morning. not as much cloud cover or drizzle. that will set a soft we warmer afternoon by a couple of degrees tomorrow. we fall back to barely near 90 inland, mid-70s around the bay, mid-60s at the coast. that goes all the way through independence day, july 4. today, the lawmakers will show their support for decriminalizing the sale and use of psychedelic drugs. ann wheeler is leading the bill that would legalize a key ingredient in magic mushrooms. the drugs have been shown to have medicinal value, treating depression, ptsd, and other conditions. bay area assembly members will talk about the bill this afternoon in sacramento. people are now searching for hidden treasure in the utah wilderness. these two men know

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teens are battling weather and small fires in their search after this condo collapsed in florida. this morning, the death toll is that nine. 152 people are unaccounted for. the fourth of july is on its way. doctors are urging unvaccinated people to stay away from gatherings. health experts don't expect a

surgeon covid-19 cases in the bay area because of our high vaccination rate. okung police chief is expected to address the new budget today. last week, the city council voted to divert millions away from the police department to other violence prevention programs. continues in the pacific northwest today. areas could see temperatures up to 115 degrees. that would be another all- time record high for portland. it would be the third consecutive day they have to deal with that. here at home, we have vista thank for a lack of heat. it is an aggressive marine layer with drizzle. we have a new crash coming in in cordelia. is on the line between cordelia and fairfield. injuries have been reported here on westbound 12. number seven, police in france are looking for this woman right there with that sign, who caused a huge crash during the tour de france. there renoinjuries,

police say the woman left the area before they could find her and question her. >> i would be so mad. >> that is terrible. the latest installment of the fast and furious franchise is breaking post pandemic records and proving that people are ready to get back to the movie theater. f9 weekend, the biggest debut since the pandemic started. the previous high was just over $38 million for a quiet place 2. that movie was a distant second place this weekend with $6.2 million. there are more potential block busters coming. in today's gma first look, cruise ships are setting sail from the u.s. once again. gio benitez gives us a look inside the celebrity edge. >> reporter: in this morning's book, is cruising in the u.s. back? what is it like to be back?

>> this is our honeymoon. it is our delayed honeymoon. ssengersarfully vaccinated. no mksor bus open, the crewmembers serve the food. we are told right now that this is a fully vaccinated event. if it wasn't, which you have gotten on? yes. >> reporter: why? >> we love to cruise. this begins in florida, which is at the center of a bitter dispute with the cdc over vaccine mandates, as people remember cruise ships from last year. coming up at 7 am, gma onboard. with your gma first look, i am gio benitez, abc news, sailing the caribbean sea. it will be tough for a lot of people, including airport workers. this weekend, employees at san jose international airport got a big thank you for keeping the airport running. >> [ music ]

>> fifth-graders math teacher into performing a free concert. as for the students, they created personalized thank you cards for everyone from the gate agents to the baggage handlers. >> shout out to them. >> right. showing off some talent. i like that. the search for more than 100 people continues this morning in florida after that building collapsed. we will hear from the families still waiting for answers. giving california residents a chance at california schools. a search for the woman who caused that nice we were just talking about. it is 5:26. we are taking a live look outside.

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now in 5:30, the fourth of july weekend means traveling and barbecues, but not for the unvaccinated. a warning from doctors to those who have not gotten that shot. >> they just don't know. we just want to know already. families are desperate, waiting for answers as the search for the missing in florida continues. a single candidate image of a calfire firefighter is capturing a lot of attention.

we will hear from firefighter crews on the physical and emotional toll they face. the national park service is being taken to court today after more than a third of its tule elk heard died of thirst and starvation. that was not a good note to end on. we will celebrate that we are here together on monday. it is june 28. abc-7 mornings right now, life where ever you stream. >> i am happy that i am no longer living in the pacific northwest this morning. the devastating, deadly heat for those folks. good monday morning everybody. he was look at our roof camera. you can see some drizzle right now. you can see the extensive cloud cover, the onshore breeze saving us from the heat once again. temperatures 60 in half moon bay. we have low to upper 80s in the south bay, namely the same thing in the north bay. you get around lakeport, those

are our best chances for dangerous temperatures as we continue with the heat advisory with highs 97 to 105 in lake county today and tomorrow. that means it is going to end. we have some cooler weather coming up in the accuweather 7- day forecast. doctors are giving unvaccinated people a clear warning ahead of the fourth of july weekend. don't come out to celebrate. gatherings are dangerous for themselves and everybody else. amy holliday is live in walnut creek with wells needs to be careful. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. doctors are saying that this is the first fourth of july since the pandemic hit that most people can gather around the barbecue and have that fun family gathering for the fourth of july. that is if you are vaccinated. area health officials are warning people were not vaccinated that they need to avoid the large gatherings this

holiday. doctors are worried transmission could occur in a situation like that among the unvaccinated. they say kids who are too young to be vaccinated, they too need to be careful. maybe play outside while the adults are gathering inside. >> if you are indoors, they are congregating indoors. that becomes a potential for transmission. they need to be wearing masks if they are around lots of under people who are unvaccinated. >> reporter: dr. rutherford tells us he does not expect to see a surge of cases from the holiday because the vaccination rate is so high in the bay area. he does want the unvaccinated to protect themselves. he says those people need to avoid large gatherings this holiday. reporting live in won a creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news.

150 people are still missing this morning. officials have confirmed that n accounted for arrived the site they privately prayed and held vigils for their missing loved ones and saw the destruction of closed for the first time. a state of emergency has been declared by local officials. that will allow the city to seek reimbursement for emergency related expenses. as concerns grow about the nearby sister building, the mayor of surfside is urging those residents to evacuate. families are desperately waiting for answers. one family fears they lost five of their loved ones. families are being asked for dna samples to help with the i.d. process. >> reporter: they are also being asked to send unique characteristics like tattoos or scars. eight victims have been identified so far. officials used dna to confirm two of their loved ones were

killed in the collapse. three other members of their family have not been found yet. >> he could have moved. i know for sure that when the alarm went off, she ran to him. she was with him. they were together. >> reporter: many are hanging pictures of those still missing on a fence one man is holding out hope for his grandparents, who lived on the third floor. in the hours after the collapse, his family received 16 phone calls from his grandparents, only to pick up and hear static on the other end. florida governor ron desantis says a lot of debris from the site will be moved to a warehouse, where investigators will look at the forensics to figure out what happened. >> thank you. in the east bay, we are expected to hear from the oakland police chief today after last week's city council vote to divert

from the budget. in a 7-2 vote, the council diverted nearly $18 million away from the police budget towards other violence pension programs. oakland's mayor opposed that moved. oakland could lose 50 police officer positions at a time when violence is spiking. the city has 714 officers. the mayor's office has warned that 911 response times will suffer. supporters are saying the city needs to invest in other nonpolice programs like the department of violence prevention. new banners have gone up over international boulevard with a timely message for residents. artists are so writing the message of peace. 250 banners will be put up from 1st avenue near lake merritt to the entire length of oakland's main drag. people are alarmed of violent crime in east oakland. >> the banners that you see are

done by students. it is done by victims of gun violence. it is done by community activists. everyone wants peace. everyone has a vision of what peace looks like. >> funding was provided by the city and community groups. oakland's new mental health response program could get a financial boost. nancy skinner is proposing a state budget amendment that would allocate an additional $10 million to the macro program. that is the program that the city is forming to send a nonpolice response to nonviolent mental health calls. if the funding is approved, it would be adding to the $6.5 million allocated in the latest city budget, which would give macro $16.5 million. more california students will be admitted to three university of california campuses under a new state budget plan. it calls for reducing non- california residents students at cal berkeley, ucla, and uc san diego starting in the fall of 2022.

that will be in effect for five years. more than 4500 california students would benefit from this plan. the state legislature is set to vote on the budget later today. there is a pilot program being considered to help homeless people living in their cars. the council is looking at opening a city-owned site with room for up to 50 vehicles on the west side of town. it is similar to a program in palo alto. people are living in as many as 330 cars and rvs around the city. if approved, it would cost about $1 million and take six months to get up and running. fire crews are making headway in the fight against the willow fire, which is burning east of big sur. it is 73% contained. this fire started 10 days ago and has burned 2900 acres. an evacuation order and warnings are still in effect around the area. full containment is expected by

july 11. now look at this viral photo of this man who battled the willow fire. it has become a symbol of the impending fire season. this is captain justin grunewald , taking a break in big sur. just by looking at this picture, you can see the exhaustion that comes with battling these wildfires. it is a sobering reminder that fire season is only just beginning. >> this image resonates with all of us who have been doing this. a lot of us are trying to recover from the fatigue that umed from last year's fire season. it is the public, too, were having to deal with this, especially if it is in your backyard. >> this photo was captured by captain lincoln peters, along with captain justin grunewald, a home

and shoots it. that is only part of the story. >> unbelievably, we saw two men biking naked on the beach. >> australia is shutting down again because the pandemic. not everybody is listening. first, a check of the weather. >> hello, everybody. let's take a look at what is going on in lake county. we talked about that heat advisory through 9:00. temperatures will remain around 94 to 97 over the next seven days. it will be interesting to see if that continues. we have a west wind coming across golden gate of at least 18 miles per hour. some fog, low visibility, drizzle, it is all in the air this morning. later on, it will be hot, especially inland. it is a pretty typical day coming up. if you are out on the bay, small craft advisory this afternoon. let's talk about the pollen. look at this. are you watching?

okay, she is listening. that is awesome. she always tells me keep doing the pollen count. it bothers some of us. tree pollen is low and is going to be low, along with weed, grass, and more the. the only thing of concern will be the uv index. hopefully that is it for now. let's take a look at some temperatures. we have mid to upper 50s through most of the tri-valley, a few low to mid 60s. already 8/100 of an inch of drizzle. mid to upper 50s just about everywhere. san jose is about 60 degrees. but see how today unfolds by looking at san jose. we will stay in the mid to upper 50s through 7:00. we will be in the upper 50s to low 60s the rest of the day at the coast. we will go from 70 to 75 around the bay with increasing sunshine.

it will be a very comfortable evening on the way. 50s at the coast, the rest of us in the 70s. i will have your accuweather 7- day forecast coming up. that report genuinely helps me establish allergy medicine to take care of later in the day. starting in san jose, there is a brush fire on northbound to 80 at winchester boulevard. the san jose fire department is on the scene right now. it does not look like you will face a slowdown in the area. it is still pretty early out there. moving up to american canyon along the line of port delia, we are following along with a crash with some injuries. we do have when advisories that has been issued for the altamont pass and the venetia bridge. here is a live look from the san mateo bridge. and also in oakland, showing you our 880, those headlights are traveling south.

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that is more than a third of the herd. a lawsuit was filed against the national park service. they are asking the judge to order immediate measures to supply adequate food and water. activists are worried about the impact of the drought on the tule elk. >> everybody knows that california is enduring a record-breaking trout right now. it is not even july yet. we have through november a trout. there are elk dying right now for lack of food and water. >> the park service declined to comment, citing the pending lawsuit. they did install three tanks in recent weeks. they have not taken any steps to provide additional food. in lake tahoe, a homeowner says he shot a bear in self- defense after the animal broke into his home. this happened on thursday night in el dorado county. local sheriff says after being shot, the bear ran back out in the wilderness.

fish and wildlife officers were notified. they found the bear the next day, badly wounded. officers had to euthanize it. there sightings are not uncommon. they are finding out-of-towners. >> visitors leave their trash about. the bears feel comfortable enough to come onto the streets here. >> you have to keep the trash safe, the doors locked, and not feed these guys. >> after investigating this incident, the sheriff says the homeowner acted legally when shooting the bear. the woman on the left, right there, who caused this massive pile up at the tour de france is wanted by police. a cardboard sign she was holding on saturday hit a german rider who went down. that caused a domino effect. police say the woman left the scene, has not been located. tour de france officials have lodged a complaint

authorities against that woman. there were no major injuries. looking at this again, it seems she is trying to get the attention of the tv cameras. she does not see everyone coming towards her. i'm about to read this. cardi b's hit song has a new meaning, winning and pregnant. >> [ music ] >> all right. at the bet awards, winning and pregnant, the grammy-winning star debuted her baby bump during a live performance. she performed with her husband alongside her, as well as others. cardi b also won video of the year for her song with megan thee stallion. >> okay. >> all right. congratulations. >> lil nas x making some headlines, too. you didn't see that? >> i did not see that.

i am not surprised. >> let's say he celebrated pride. he really did. he had a full out makeup session with his backup dancer. >> okay. >> there is a lot happening. >> there really was a lot going on at the bet awards last night. >> for people asking what that usually means, don't google it. >> i am trying to keep my job. >> that is right. the fact that i know it. let is going on outside. you can see what is going on from the east bay hills camera. we have a river of clouds floating around all of our neighborhoods. this is the way it looks. look at that gorgeous sunrise. it is a little broken in some places, but it is something to contend with this morning, the amount of drizzle that is

dropping from this cloud deck. it will bring us a seasonal pattern of clouds and ss clouds that should allow avi warmer temperatures on tuesday. once we get past that, we are looking at an of summer temperatures that will not deviate much from normal. we have an area of high pressure will to the north. we have been talking about it for weeks. it will continue to bring record-setting highs there. for us, it is the marine inland that is saving us. you can see some upper 80s in morgan hill and gilroy. we see 70 to 77 on the peninsula, low to mid 60s along the coast, and mid to upper 60s for downtown south san francisco and the northbay coast. you can see a lot of 80s in the northbay valleys. from calistoga northward, that is where the most dangerous weather is going to be. along the east bay shore, 69

berkeley, everyone else from 70 to 77 degrees. inland, 82 at san ramon. will get a little bit of a breeze that will cool down part of the tri-valley. you can see out in the delta08, it will be the low to mid 90s. around the state 89 in lake tahoe today. we have some dry thunderstorms in yosemite, 106. my accuweather 7-day forecast, it will be a couple of degrees warmer tomorrow, then name the 60s, 70s, and near 90s all the way through the weekend. new this morning, a two- week lockdown went into effect in sydney, australia. already people are breaking the rules. crowds of people were at the beach despite a cluster of delta covid-19 variant growing to 110 cases. two men were find $760 each after they were caught sunbathing naked in a national park. they were in the forest after they are putting

people at risk by leaving home without a proper reason. they are not only on top of that, getting lost in a national park and diverting important resources away. they should be embarrassed. >> only 4% of the australian population is vaccinated. the borders have been closed for more than a year. russians of kim jong-un's appearance. see the photos of the north korean dictator sending everyone to the internet overnight. yet another athlete out of the olympics. why serena williams

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she starts request for an eighth wimbledon title and a 24th grand slam title tomorrow. there are two words to sum up what is happening today: adorable animals. live cameras will show off adoptable dogs and cats and provide a stress free fourth of july. these cameras will run on the website from 10:00 until 5:00 all the way through the fourth. the site also has a fireworks safety guide. the spca says more pets get lost on the fourth of july than any other day of the year. >> yeah, the runaway to try to find a safe place. hopefully that does not happen this year. we want to talk about what is going on up and down the west coast. there are places without power, so they cannot run air conditioning. many neighborhoods in portland and seattle do not have air conditioning. they are not cooling off during

the overnight hours. we are still seeing a push of excessive heat warnings and heat advisories all the way into the middle parts of this week. 115 in portland could be the third consecutive day they set an all-time record high temperature. you had away from where most of us live in the bay area, you can see the heat is all the way through the central valley down into palm springs. it will continue evening to wednesday. we are so lucky we have that seabreeze. >> thank you. new at 6:00, the future of the way we work. the covid pandemic changed everything about our working world. we take a look at how one san jose firm predicts offices will evolve in the years to come. the recall of governor gavin newsom is pushing forward. the group trying to push up the recall date. president biden ordered airstrikes in the middle east. the latest on what is being targeted and what the white

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who need to watch out when celebrating. a race against time, crews are working all over the weekend looking for signs of life in this collapsed florida condo building. what we are now learning about this desperate search. the west coast heat wave that is suffocating the pacific northwest. good morning, everybody. it is monday, june 28. you are watching abc 7 mornings wherever you stream. before we talk about that, we will welcome a friend back. >> i am back. aloha from hawaii. looks like we are now doing the newscast from heaven this morning. that is exciting. >> that is good. >> it was a special time, wasn't it? >> it was. we had a memorial from my dad. it was truly truly truly my family. >> it give