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 gives me goosebumps thinking about how awesome that

must have been, with what your family has been through. i am happy for you. >> it was warm and loving. >> i enjoyed your pictures on instagram, too. everybody is happy. that is good. let's keep going. i will use that same shot. those clouds below it, there is a lot of drizzle around this morning and some gusty breezes through the delta. if you are coming in from fairfield, you are driving into the teeth of that wind. in some of our outlying areas like antioch and up towards lakeport, away from the ocean in the seabreeze, you are in the mid to upper 90s while the rest of us are in the 70s and 80s today. san francisco firefighters and police responded to reports of a car that slammed into a building. this happened 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. we are less thanaway from t holiday. many people are expected to travel and party in the week ahead. doctors are warning about unvaccinated people getting together. amy hollyfield is joining us life in walnut creek with wells needs to be cautious. >> reporter: good morning. doctors say it is great to congregate if you are vaccinated. those who are not vaccinated should skip the gatherings this year. they should not be around a lot of people.

kids should also playe not vacc with the delta variant causing concern, unvaccinated people should sit this holiday out. >> 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. san francisco city 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.

employees and the public as more people return to the workplace. san francisco is the first city in california to require vaccines for its employees. search and rescue teams are working around the clock at the side of the collapse of the 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. members of the army corps of engineers are at surfside to help the rescue mission, which is growing more desperate and dangerous by the hour. they are battling bad weather and small fires as they dig through the wreckagesquads are g time digging a tren trubbletrngs toare wafor y updates about the 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. california democrats are said to vote today on a plan that would speed up the recall of governor newsom. it would bypass the legislative review process. without the review, the lieutenant governor would be able to set the electi that is when county clerks say they would be ready. this will take care of what california democrats see as favorable conditions. republicans claim that they are

rigging the election in gavin newsom's favor. video is showing newly ordered drone strikes from president biden against iranian militia groups. 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. president biden is expected to give a detailed update later today. the white house says the u.s. acted within its legal rights and the airstrikes were a matter of self-defense. many are questioning the dramatic weight loss of kim jong-un today. on the left, video from april. on the right, video from this month. officials have not acknowledged any changes to his weight or health. the country could be trying to sell people on the idea that he

is losing weight because he is overworking himself to make the lives of people better. remembering the stonewall riots 52 years ago today, with california's attorney general will be doing in san francisco to commemorate a dark yet hopeful turning point in the quest for equal rights. we are in a climate where all of our ears are warm years. >> california now in a new climate? a stanford climate expert joins us the true signs of what is to come. here is a hint. look at this. we have a heat advisory that continues for lake county tonight into tomorrow evening.

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outdoors. >> that man is not alone. the historic heat wave is really consuming the entire pacific northwest. parts of washington state and oregon have been roasting under record heat in the triple digits. air conditioning is not common. we can relate to this. this kind of heat is not usual in this part of the country. people are searching for relief wherever they can find it. >> we always save this for really hot days. there are 150 on the patio. the concert venue has air conditioning, too. >> look at this. even the ice and snow atop mount rainier in washington is melting. the 14,000 point peak, still unable to escape this intense heat. >> mudslides might be possible with the rapidly would melting snow up there. you're looking at the

temperatures right now and you are thinking that is pretty comfortable. but not when you are dealing with 100 degree temperatures during the daylight and cannot cool down because temperatures are still in the mid to upper 70s. you add in the fact that it is record heat, all-time record heat, and this will be the third consecutive heat of all- time record heat in portland, with 115. you can see breaks a little bit, finally falling back into the 80s on wednesday. the overnight temperatures is when they will feel the relief with those 50s. look at how low and oppressive the marine layer is. if a lot of drizzle out there this morning. a ioad can a little breezy through the delta this afternoon. for mass transit, it will be a huge summer spread. air quality will be good to moderate all the way through wednesday. temperatures are running in the

mid 50s to low 60s just about everywhere. we will be in the 60s of the coast, 70s at the bay, 80s inland. i will show you the accuweather forecast coming up. will start with a new crash i am following right now. there is a slight slowdown in the area around northbound 101. it does not look like injuries have been reported, which is good news. one lane is blocked right now. moving over to san jose, we still have a brush fire on northbound 280 at winchester boulevard. the san jose fire department is they are. it does not appear that lanes are blocked. here is a live look at the bay bridge as you make your way to san francisco on the western span of the bridge. the average speed is around 30 miles per hour. the toll plaza is clear. we could get one step closer today to see psychedelics being decriminalized in california. search if you dare. we have heard of varied treasure hunts before. a new couple is giving clues

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state lawmakers will show their support for decriminalizing use and sale of psychedelic drugs today. the bill would legalize the 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. today marks 52 years since this heart of the stonewall riots, which many say sparked the rights movement. attorney general is expected to announce new additions

the ban on state-funded travel to states with anti-lgbtq laws. several states are already on that list, including texas, alabama, and idaho. he will make the announcement this morning alongside equality california. pride month is coming to an end. festivities 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 ci, poliwteisices a killgsunjust 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 celebrations taking place all over the world this weekend was witnessed by these parades. the new york city celebration drew a huge crowd. organizers banned uniformed police officers from participating. there were lively and colorful celebrations in paris, rome, and mexico city, but a little different than 2020, when the pandemic canceled all the celebrations. you can find a collection of stories for pride month on the abc 7 bay area app. >> it was good to see all the celebrations. >> wasn't it? i when someone myself. >> yeah, you did. connect there is a big pride celebration every year. i have never been in town for

it until yesterday. i got a chance to go to it. it was super fun. it was nice to see anyone. a shout out to anyone up this morning who went to it. it was nice to see yesterday. >> that is good. i feel like it is a good day to be out. >> it was a really good month weatherwise for the most part. it was nice to be outside. reggie is the only one up. >> if you were at the party last night and you are op, let me know about it. i feel like i am the only one. >> look at these cloud formations. look at that. it is almost like watching rapids. and then they flow up and they come back down. here comes another wave flowing up. it is unusual when we see this much of a change in the cloud depth. it is pretty cool. there is a lot of sunshine waiting for us. there is a lot of drizzle this morning. because of the marine layer, we have a summer spread developing

today. we will warm up a couple of degrees. we will have seasonal cloud patterns and temperatures. take a look at that cloud pattern for today. here is a look at your fog forecast. the fastest winds will be along the north bay coast. you will see the least amount on the north bay coast for sunshine. it will be hottest far away from the water. morgan hill and gilroy will be in the upper 80s. 70 in san bruno, everyone else mid to upper 70s on the peninsula. look at these mid to low 60s on the course. and then you see the north bay coast. 78 alejo, 80s for the rest of the north bay. along the east bay, 70 to 77 degrees. and then out in the delta, we have some low to mid 90s, some

warm temperatures there. check out the mid to upper 50s tonight, cloud cover not quite as extensive. nor is the drizzle. that will allow us to warm up a couple of degrees tomorrow afternoon. get ready for mid 60s to mid 70s to mid and upper 80s inland thursday all the way through the holiday. climate connection scientists are linking the heat wave in the pacific northwest to the changing conditions right here in california. a stand for climate expert tells abc 7 the worsening drought and high temperatures are red flags and a sign of what is to come this fire season. >> we found for example that the fire season is becoming much more severe, about a doubling of the frequency of extreme wildfire weather. california is in a climate now where essentially all of our years are warm years. >> to gear up for the upcoming wildfires, hellfire has added

1400 firefighters and more fire engines to their teams. they are pretty concerned about illegal fireworks, can put an entire community at risk. good morning america is coming up at 7:00. >> we have a look at what is ahead. >> reporter: it is great to be with both of you. we have so much to get to. i am in michigan. we have had incredible amounts of rain in the great lakes. that extreme heat an all-time record smashing from portland to seattle to eugene and more. our program has to start in florida with the latest news overnight in the deadly building collapse. we have information on the four people pulled from the rubble and now identified. crews are working around the clock to look for any signs of life. the miami-dade fire rescue chief has overseen search and rescue efforts. he will join us exclusively. president biden ordered those drone strikes in the middle east. we will have the latest on that story.

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let is going on in the sierra, where we have a thread of dry thunderstorms. if that lightning reaches the very dry ground, fires could start rather easirather easirath rapidly. this is the area, the southern sierra. it wraps all the way down to near the great fine. that is some really parched area that could go up in flames today. we have a summer spread. 70 in oakland, 80s and 90s as you had inland. the latest installment of

the fast and the furious is breaking pandemic euro records at the box office, proving that moviegoers are ready to go back to the theaters. >> where is the bridge? no. >> i have not seen one of these movies. apparently, you all love them. f9 pulled in weekend, the biggest debut since the pandemic started. the previous high was $48 million for a quiet place 2. that movie was a distant second place this weekend with $6.2 million. there are more potential blockbusters coming up, including black widow and the suicide squad. people are searching for hidden treasure in the utah wilderness. these two men know where this treasure chest is. i ifilled with $10,000. it is somewhere along the western edge of the greater rocky mountains. for eight days now, the two friends have been posting clues on instagram.

they are doing it to bring families together in the hunt and bring positivity to the world. >> you know something about this. you did a story about the last big treasure hunt where people died. >> thank goodness somebody found that one. it can be dangerous in the rocky mountains. don't play with the rocky mountains. >> that one was for millions of dollars. $10,000? >> i will stay here. next at 6:30, a spiking car break-ins. data showing where in town it is happening the most. three top california schools will be turning away more out- of-state students. fire from i-5, new video overnight as flames get close to the grapevine freeway pass. the sticky live look outside.

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do you want to live your best life for the fourth of july? many in the bay area definitely do, but a group is warning that two groups need to be really careful how they celebrate this year. shark bite survival, surfer recovering from the ultimate scare off the san mateo county coast. the man calling 911 telling us about the terrible day at the beach. how you can cozy up with some cuteness at work today and all for a great cause. good morning everybody. it is june 28. you are watching abc 7 mornings . fe ni and cozy with my

friends. >> we are all back. >> everybody is back. is going to be a good day. >> i really think so. it will be a bit warmer in some areas. it will not get obnoxiously warm because we have that seabreeze. it is shooting through the else i that 37 mile-per-hour wind in fairfield. look at what it is doing to the clouds. it looks especially juicy this morning. it is leaving some drizzle out there. we do have some 90s around fairfield, antioch, and other places where it will be dangerous. 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay. will take a look at the rest of the accuweather forecast coming up. we are looking ahead to july 4. doctors are giving unvaccinated people a clear warning ahead of foof july holiday.thror

lves evedy else. amy hollyfield is life in walnut creek with this advice. >> 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 who are not vaccinated that they need to avoid the large gatherings this holiday. doctors are worried rapid 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 other 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 this is a holiday they probably need to sit out for amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. now. 150 people are still missing this morning. officials have confirmed that nine people have died. relatives of those still accounted for arrived at theind ones and saw the destruction up close 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. authorities have released the names of eight victims so far. one person says 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. >> one person had muscular dystrophy. he could t move. for sure that wh t r:many are hanging wer pictures of those still missing on a fence near the site. 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 millions away from the budget. in a 7-2 vote, the council diverted nearly $18 million away from the police budget and towards other violence prevention programs. oakland's mayor opposed that move. 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 in oakland with a timely message for residents. artists are 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 by the rise 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. state senator 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. new details on a trend in san francisco. the chronicle is reporting that data shows a 750% increase in car break-ins in the central district from last may to this may. the central district is home to seven of the city's top tourist attractions, including fisherman chinatown. just three days ago, we saw multiple cars with their windows being smashed in a parking lot. police are focusing on stopping these break-ins. they have increased the number of officers on foot patrols in those heavy tourist areas.

santa rosa is considering a pilot program 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. 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. overhaul at the office, wendy san francisco company thinks the future will look like where you work. they don't really want to

eat you. you are like a piece of beef jerky. >> the great white warning. what you need to know for the summer after a near-death experience. it was a bad experience between a great white shark and a surfer this weekend. >> yeah, that attack. right now, 6:38. we will check in for a look at the forecast. >> just another way to see how hot it is important and. they say two all-time record highs. today will probably be the third consecutive day. their streetcar service has been suspended because of melting wires. back here, it is not quite as hot as it. this is still lake county, where we are under that heat advisory through tomorrow evening. temperatures will be from 94 to 98 through the next seven days. while you may get a little bit of relief at night, it will be tough during the day.

we have a west-northwest wind at 18 miles per hour. the drizzle is locking in a seasonal air mass today. it will be a little warmer than average, so watch out. the inland pavement could get hot during the afternoon hours. we have a delta breeze kicking in this afternoon if you are out on the water. this is something that has finally changed for the better. tree pollen, weed pollen, grass pollen, and mold spores are all on the low end of the spectrum and are supposed to stay there. 55 to 59 degrees under cloudy conditions on the peninsula. pretty much mid to upper 50s until you get out around the delta, on highway 4, where we have some mid to upper 60s. heading throughout the day, not much will change through 7:00, even 9:00, for that matter. we will stay in the 50s and 60s. lunchtime temperature, 68 to 70. 74 to 85 at 4:00.

back into the 70s at 7:00. we will be warmer tomorrow before some really nice holiday weekend weather coming up. good morning, everyone. this is a look at a caltrans camera in san bruno. you are going to face a backup if you are traveling northbound. we had a single car accident in the area that has cleared. the slowdown is in effect. it will be stopping go. the crash was on northbound 101. the speeds are down to around 21 miles per hour in the area. i am giving you the thumbs up because the police have moved that out of the way. a live look at the bay brid

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coastal waters. now we are hearing from the fisherman who jumped into action to save that man's life. the scene played out off the coast of gray whale cove state beach. , sign and stumbling towards him and calling for help. he called 911, ran to the surfer, and used the straps on his backpack as a tourniquet to stop the bleeding on his leg. >> i immediately went into this fight or flight mode. i did my best to try to help him. maybe i sound like i was calm and collected, but the victim was super clearheaded. he was alert. >> the surfer was treated as fro e off limits at gray whale cove. if you see a shark, swim away and get out of the water. >> okay. in lake tahoe, the homeowner

shot a bear in self-defense. the whole thing happened thursday night in el dorado county. the local sheriff says after the man shot the bear, 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. bear sightings are not uncommon. they are blaming 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. 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 fined $760 each after they were caught sunbathing naked in a national park. they were in the forest after they ran away from a deer. >> it is difficult to legislate against idiots. clearly 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. now to your morning money report. new details on volkswagens zero- emissions pledge. they will pivot to all electric cars in europe by 2035. a board member for the german born volkswagen expects the u.s. and china to follow it somewhat later. last year, governor newsom sold in ca toemissions by 2035.

traders are starting a new week on wall street after the s&p 500 hit a record high last week. some market watchers are seen areas of concern. the rising inflation rate could push the federal reserve to speed up its plans to raise interest rates. some are worried the economy may have hit its peak of growth. google will let you know when it does not have a reliable answer. if you use the search engine to look up breaking news or rapidly evolving topics, you may be warned that the results are changing quickly and awaiting reliable sources. this is aimed at curbing the spread of misinformation. building a better bay area means focusing on the changing workplace. companies are making adjustments to their offices to help employees feel safer as they return to working in person. that can improvenference rooms

to accommodate those who work remotely, but come in for meetings. architects and designers say this is a time of experimentation. companies are planning major redesigns to their office space this year. >> everything didn't fail when we left the office. was everything perfect? no. and so this is a moment where we can reflect on what was working well and what wasn't. >> designers say employers to step it up so employees can be more efficient in the office than they are at home. this morning, we are taking you on board the first cruise ship to set sail from the u.s. since the pandemic began. it launched on saturday night. 100% of the adults on board are fully vaccinated. there are no masks or social distancing. ruled that cruise have to show

ships cannot mandate vaccines. >> reporter: what happens when you start seeing large numbers of unvaccinated passengers? >> the vast majority of our passengers want vaccination. we need the vast majority of people onboard to be vaccinated. >> the unvaccinated will have to pay for their own testing throughout the cruise. masks will be required for those passengers and they will have separate seating. so get vaccinated. >> so you can have the full cruise ship experience. otherwise, okay. i am not a cruise ship person anyway. >> you know i am. that is the specific ship i want to go on, too. >> keep it clean. let's talk about what is going on weatherwise. we have a gray start to our monday. you see some drizzle out there, some missed as we look out >> reporter: camera. this is the same thing from the

east bay hills camera. you can see some of it protruding through. we have had 8/100 of an inch of drizzle in the area. fewer clouds tonight, less fog, less drizzle. by the time we get to the weekend, temperatures will be pretty close to average. all eyes are in that area of high pressure that is keeping the record warmth up in the pacific northwest and record all-time highs in canada at 116 degrees. this area of low keeping us well within comfortable levels. upper 80s in morgan hill and gilroy, 78 to 82 for most of the santa clara valley, 70 at san bruno, everyone else in the mid to upper 70s. low to mid 60s along the coast, mid to upper 60s for downtown south san francisco and the north bay coast, where it will be a little bit windier and brighter. we have some 70s at petaluma and vallejo. you get away from that

seabreeze, that is where the most dangerous temperatures, mid to upper 90s will reside. as we head deeper into the forecast, 69 berkeley, go to mid-70s for most of the east day. inland, comfortable around san ramon, but look out in the delta. low to mid 90s. a little uncomfortable there, also. around the state, record high in tahoe, 89. yosemite, 106 annie red flag warning. tonight, you can see the cloud cover is not as extensive. mid to upper 50s once again, a few 60s out near the delta. my accuweather 7-day forecast shows a jump of a couple of more degrees of sunshine. we will settle into low to mid 60s in the coast, and mid to upper 80s for most of us in our inland neighborhoods through sunday. happening now along the grapevine, crews are battling a brush fire that has burned at

least 1200 acres. the shelf fire started yesterday afternoon. flames are burning close to traffic along a stretch of the freeway. it is 2% contained. the cause is under investigation. fire crews are making headway in the fight against the willow fire. it is now 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. right now viral video of a hotshot who battled the willow fire 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 we accumulated from last year's fire season. it is the public, too, who are 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, works with the hotshots crew from southern california. a woman on the left side of your screen, watch it, she caused this massive pileup at the tour de france. she 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 with authorities against that woman. there were no major injuries. it was obviously a huge mess. serena williams will not

play in the tokyo olympics this summer. she does not really want to. she does not feel like going into them today. she won gold in the london games and won in doubles three times with her sister, venus. she starts her quest for an eighth wimbledon title and a 24th grand slam title tomorrow. cardi b's song, w.a.p., 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 also year for her song with megan thee stallion. coming up on gma, they are having special backstage access to interviews and all the best moments from the bet awards. 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 pet safety guide. the spca says more pets get lost on the fourth of july than any other day of the year. do you have a plan for woodstock? >> woodstock? i cannot hear them anymore. >> that might be a blessing. >> i think so. that is one of the things about having a senior dog. they are not bothered. peace. >> just give him treats. coming up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts on life today.

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152 are still unaccounted for. the fourth of july just around the corner and doctors are urging unvaccinated people to stay away from gatherings. health experts do not expect a search because of our high vaccination rates. the oakland police chief is expected to address the city's new budget. last week the city council diverted to divert millions away from the police department to other violence prevention programs. a dangerous heatwave continues today, parts of oregon and washington could see temperatures of up to 115 degrees. >> the third consecutive day of all time high temperatures, it's just brutal. back here at home we have aggressive drizzle. if you are traveling a distance today you may need the windshield wipers. you are looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. also, a backup in the fast track lanes at the richmond

bridge for everyone heading westbound. starting today you can likely see fireworks in the sky on the peninsula. pacific is one of the few bay area cities that allow safe and sane fireworks to be set off, starting today starting at noon all the way until 11:00 p.m. >> can we be careful with the fireworks, please? >> everyone in the bay area is going to go to pacifica now. >> they are already going off in oakland. i'm very sure that i heard them this weekend. and we don't need to do that, everybody. >> every year there are at least some grass fires the start. we know what's happening. it is extremely dry outside. >> the obligatory shot of oakland going up in fireworks nonstop for hours, we will have that monday morning for you. >> we want you to have a good time, but just be safe. be as safe as you can.

have a good day, everyone. good morning america starts right now. good morning, america. as we begin this monday together new details from the florida building collapse. race against time. crews working around the clock looking for signs of life. at least nine people dead, more than 150 still unaccounted for. four people pulled from the rubble now identified. teams battling tough conditions from bad weather to fires. this morning, new questions about the building. an engineering report from 2018 identifying, quote, significant. what residents were told about the problems and people in the nearby sister building urged to evacuate.