the issue that can accomplish the mission today, residence in 2015. one thing gunowners will not be required to do. the president and governor are resting at their face in california and another number of states. wildfires, drought and unprecedented heat. cold, hard cash just waiting to be found in the woods. another treasure hunt this one here in the bay area. good morning on this wednesday, june 30th. you are watching abc7 live. i know she didn't tell us how much because some of us would have walked off. >> you are not going on the treasure hunt. >> priceless.

bountiful. a cornucopia. anyway, let's move talk about the weather. we've got plenty of marine air, look at the gusting up to 24 miles per hour. 16 sfo. 16 at concord, 14 that napa. there's missed and drizzle hanging in the air for your morning commute around the bay bridge. low to mid 60s from the coast, san francisco to richmond. oakland, 68. 70s around the bay. a few 80s and linda, if you want heat, lake port is struggling in the 90s. new gun laws on the way to san jose. all gun owning residents to have liability insurance and play a fee. we are live with more on the new roles and some of the pushback, amy? >> reporter: it was a unanimous

vote. that gives you a sense of how strongly city hall feels about this idea. the plan calls for all gun owning residents to carry liability insurance and to pay an annual fee and that money will go towards emergency responses for the city. the city council heard from both sides of the issue. supporters say they appreciate the council taking swift action after the mass shooting at the bta yard. critics say this puts a financial burden on a constitutional right. >> i doubt it is going to do anything for the gun violence. the majority of gun owners that legally owned guns, they are good people. >> reporter: research estimates that gun violence costs taxpayers nearly $442 million a year but law-abiding good owners argue they shouldn't have to cover the cost for the

city. officials say they are expecting to have to fight this in court, they say they are prepared to do so. the firearms policy coalitions as it is already preparing to take legal action about this. live in san jose, abc7 news. with crime surging, the alameda board of supervisors is declaring gun violence a public health crisis. this move allows them to tap into funding. this declaration, at the very least, raises public awareness which could lead to prevention and enforcement. the house of representatives is set to launch a new investigation of the capital insurrection. it committee is expected to t a other committee members. steve scalise urged his members to vote against the resolution saying the panel is likely to

pursue a partisan agenda. surfside, florida searching for survivors in the deadly condo collapse. >> as of this morning, 12 are confirmed dead and one for nine people are still missing. cruise pull the body yesterday afternoon. rescuers are having trouble accessing the area around the building because of ship being debris and other hazards. 3 million pounds of concrete has been removed from the site. >> you find strollers and baby bottles, stuff totally, you know, it just brings a sense of reality to the moment. abc news confirms a letter was sent in april warning that damage in the basement had gotten worse and since that time, the inspection was in 2018. the cost to fix it was $15

million, and now faces lawsuits alleging it should've taken the issue more seriously. they said they cannot come in on pending litigation. the president and first lady want me fruit first responders and families. developing news, wildfire burning in mt. shasta scorched more than 13,000 acres. about 8000 people have been evacuated because of this fire. the lava wildfire jumped highway 97 from interstate 5 to the oregon border. governor newsome will be in the siskiyou county this morning, his meeting virtually with president biden to talk about the season, drought and unprecedented heat in the west. they are expected to discuss prevention efforts and preparedness. also this morning, the extreme heat is gripping the northwest

and being blamed for at least a dozen deaths. the heat may have clean the life of a farmworker near portland. the safety agency is now invest spokane hit 109 decreased yesterday, the highest temperature ever recorded in that city. >> it feels like armageddon, it really does. >> residence dealt with rolling blackouts for a second day as demand for electricity spikes. >> i think it's getting better. >> the worst of it is behind us. it was worse up in british columbia, leiden, canada, 121 degrees. there's only a handful of cities on the laws that have been not warm and now, canada is part of back, that is just incredible. heated back at home, saving grace, and it sticking around. a little messed in the morning

commute. a little breezy as the delta breeze will back its way to the golden gate bridge. it will be cold and kind of warm for mass transit. looking at our air quality, we are green all the way through friday. temperatures when you are stepping out, most of us read around the upper 50s to low 60s, 57 in stamford. also in morgan hill, 62, 60 right now in san jose. the same thing a new work. 60 in fairfield, a little warmer and 66. you can see everything else in the mid to upper 50s, visibility about 2 to 3 miles, we'll keep an eye on that. you can see a little haze in the air as the clouds are continuing to make their march eastward through the morning commute. mostly cloudy with temperatures hanging around the same levels. as we head toward's the noon hour, 71 to 78 around the bay, 74 to 80, no 90s, no one

hundreds, nothing extreme. the rest of us in the low to mid 70s. we will take a look at the weekend forecast. and they spake, there is a new incentive to leave your car at home if your commute starts or ends in contra costa county, you can get $50. to qualify, you have to agree to take part, or carpool and you only have to do it once. you can also enter to win $100 if you share a photo from your commute. go to 511 contra costa.org, anyone 18 and up a real life treasure home with a $1000 prize up for grabs. a scare for families like golden gate park, close encounters for coyotes. a mother: right here, baby! vo: the sooner you recognize the signs of autism, the sooner

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2:00 p.m. here on abc7. a coyote got dangerously close to babies. a week and a half ago, layla boyle was at the botanical garden with her 5-year-old son and 1-year-old twins. she said a coyote wandered onto the lawn and got close to her son and they made loud noises to scare it away. >> it ran away, i grab my son, i confirmed he hadn't been touched and i looked at my daughter and the coyote had gone to her. >> she said the coyote was not really being aggressive but was just a foot away from her daughter and unfazed by all the partygoers who are yelling. another mom said she was there the same day and the coyote charged at her 1-year-old daughter. she said she had to dive towards her daughter to save her. officials have been meeting

come up or some type of solution sends state law prohibits relocating coyotes. meanwhile, recreations and parks have posted signs throughout the garden and employees are telling families to be on alert for these animals. a couple is facing $18,000 in fines for digging up and burying joshua trees on their property. they said they did it to make way for their new home. the neighbor reported it to authorities. it is illegal to cut joshua trees without a permit because they are protected under the endangered species act. the couple said they did not know about the law. thousand dollars up to grab for one lucky person who finds the cash back it's part of a treasure hunt in the santa cruz mountains. >> okay. dustin dorsey went to try to find the prize, why bay area natives decided to send people.

we bay in a real, live treasure hunt. somewhere here in the beautiful santa cruz mountains is a box containing a $1000 price. >> $1000 cash here and i'm hiding it somewhere in the forest. >> we were thinking with a great way to bring people to the outdoors and brandon and i love a good treasure hunt. what gets you more excited than going out in the woods? >> we will post clues on our instagram, follow is there, you will get clues general area where the boxes had him. it is publicly accessible. it's easy to access. anybody can find it. >> i got no ideas. >> $1000 is not exactly chump change, but for these natives, getting people outdoors is priceless. >> we wanted to wanted to wante

get families outdoors, get them exploring these beautiful parks. >> did you see a box full of treasure? that, i did not see. >> a place like this, where people may do a quick walk and not mess things up. >> we were saying the actual treasure is the mountains and the ability to come out here and just explore. >> the actual value is here already. >> i think that will be a nice little bonus though. >> the weather is fantastic, it's the perfect time for a treasure hunt. >> i think will post the first clue on thursday. treasure is out there, you can be $1000 richard, easy. >> hopefully, you have better luck when you, here and look for the thousand dollars. follow the clues on social media at official treasure hunt and let us know if you win.

dustin dorsey, >> these friends say they hope to do more of these hunts on the future. they will announce future locations and plans on social media. >> fun, looks like they are having a great time. >> i just hope people are safe., party pooper. >> we know people have gotten hurt people have died. >> people have died. >> good morning. >> be safe if you go and look for the treasure, please. hi, let's talk about the weather now specifically, you two seem very equal. here's a look at what is going on. increasing clouds, but the further south go, you wake up to some sunshine. typical summer cloud pattern, and it is because of the onshore breeze that will keep her attempters below to near

average all seven days of the forecast. nothing extreme coming our way as we transition from june to july. that record-setting high- pressure is starting to weaken and move off to the east as the slow is bringing not only us and onshore flow but also the entire coast up to seattle. the weather is starting to back off and become more manageable. heat is the number one the weather killer. 70s, we have a lot in the south obeid, made 80s there, for the peninsula, san bruno, most of us in the low to mid 70s. the coast will have low 60s today, then mid-60s which is a little below average for downtown near sausalito. san rafael, petaluma,

there. 60s along the east bay from richmond, berkeley, hayward, everyone else in the low to mid 70s because we move inland, 79 in san ramon. everyone else around 80 to 86 degrees for the night, the clouds are back and more neighborhoods and even the green you see there, drizzle and mist hanging in the air once again for the morning commute. look at the study temperatures, mid to upper 80s, near 60 up the coast, all the way through tuesday next week. a setback for serena williams and her quest to win a 24th grand slam title, she slipped and hurt her knee during her first match at wimbledon yesterday. she took a medical timeout, tried to play through it, but just couldn't. she retired from the match, withdrew from the tournament overall. fellow athletes are reacting and talking about the slippery

conditions. >> people are bound to have but for me to watch that., big fan of her, even though i'm a competitor now but she is the reason why i started to play tennis. >> we do have to move carefully out there, if you push too hard in the wrong moments, you do go down. >> federate his opponent was also forced to withdraw because of an injury. will serena be able to play at the uss open later this summer? for the first time, ncaa athletes will be allowed to profit from their name, image and likeness. at least seven states will put the laws, which allow athletes to make money without breaking school, conference or rules. schools will be allowed to create their own policies.

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seven things to know this morning, san jose city council has taken a step towards gun control measures, and angled fee for emergency medical and an police response, a final vote will be held in the fall. bad weather and shifting debris, allie's 12 her dad and 149 people still unaccounted for after a building collapsed last week. warning of domestic terrorism and violence during fourth of july celebrations peccable agenda obtained said no specific plot has been identified, people should just

be on high alert. governor newsome will be in siskiyou county as they battle the fire burning near mt. shasta. he will meet with president brennan to talk about the drought in the heat. nothing extreme in our forecast, temperatures about 2 to 5 degrees below average. >> issued by chp for the golden gate bridge and also a wind advisory they have issued for the venetia bridge. people are being ordered to reduce their water use by 20% because of the drought. there are limits on the hours you can water, and abandons driveways and sidewalks. allison mack will be sentenced for her role in nexium, she's hoping to avoid jail time.

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news . a new concern about the possibility of domestic tower and violence. why extremists may be looking to strike right now. the delta variant on the verge of becoming the most dominant strain the cdc's message. reducing the risk of violent wildfires, the work happening over the next couple of months back. you know we love to talk about robots, and these are clearly taking over the dance floor. the milestone that is showing off new moves. >> this is impressive. good morning, everybody, it's wednesday, june 30th.

we are going to start with a real-life human being. i will be nice for you and not go for the jugular. >> not going to trick you. 32 in fairfield, look at the onshore breeze, look at the cloud cover showing up, a little messed and drizzle in the morning commute if you are traveling around the bed, and some of our higher elevations. we have 90s, but it's not excessively hot. your heat advisory is over. look at the spread in the south bay. 76 in morgan hill. 65 in richmond, san mateo and freeman at 72. liniment is along the coast. reggie? federal authorities are warning about domestic terror and violence is fourth of july weekend. >> the new homeland security bulletin obtained by abc7.

the warning from homeland at a time when many people are planning together for the ral ae about of violenshtis. as now, no specific plot has been identified. extremists may seek to exploit easing cover 19 restrictions and increase access to mass gatherings to conduct attacks with little or no warning. the bulletin warns a white supremacist and radicals lesson plans for attacks on mine. an official told pr thomas that the public should not panic but remain alert and ready to pass on tips to law enforcement. more on the story coming up at 7:00. a budget deal reached in san francisco, supervisors came to consensus yesterday after more than 30 hours of negotiations. cares what is included in the

$13 billion budget, according to the chronicle, more than 1 billion will be spent over the next two years addressing homelessness and prioritizes pandemic relief effort my grandma relief, it will also be devoted to public safety, hiring police officers and investing in policing alternatives that address mental illness and drug addiction. the full board still needs to vote on the budget but that is expected to happen by the first of august. after the mass shooting, the san jose mayor promised to do something. now, has said he is on track to become the first in the nation to require gunowners to pay for gun violence. amy hollyfield is live with how this would work and why some are already pushing back. i've been checking, the mayor is getting a lot of feedback on twitter, a lot of comments with opponents say this will disproportionately affect the poor, does this mean

only the riown guns? if you own a gun, it's about to become more expensive, the city voted to require you cover liability insurance and you pay an annual fee to cover the cost of emergency response for gun violence. gun crimes cost the taxpayers around $442 million a year. here's a sample of what city leaders. last night. >> it puts a financial burden on a constitutional right, which is the right to bear arms. >> time after time, shooting after shooting, the amount of mass shootings continues to grow with no real action. i applaud your action. >> city council voted unanimously for the proposal but the city is expecting to have to fight this in court. the mayor says city attorneys

are ready for the challenges. live in san jose, abc7 news. w about the delta variant, the w.h.o. predicting it will soon become the most predominant strain here in the u.s. according to the cdc, the delta variant accounts for new cases on the u.s., doctors say this may be twice as contagious as the original packet is rapidly spreading in places where there are low vaccination rates in the house many people concerned. l.a. county recommended masks and doors, even if people are vaccinated. the cdc director said that may not be necessary in areas with high vaccination rates. >> we are seeing uptick in cases in areas of low vaccination. you are suggesting that policies be made at the local level. those masking policies are

intended to protect the unvaccinated, the vaccinated we believe are safe. >> local health officials here in the bay area also agree with the cdc direct or. our high vaccination rates give us an advantage, the solano county health officers, she doesn't believe the bay area will backtrack on its mass guidance. california has updated its childcare, the state is requiring all kids 2 years and older, regardless of vaccination status. they also made it clear, children should not wear a face covering while sleeping. providers should also wear masks indoors. pg&e is hosting a wildfire safety seminar from said, county residents. it will provide information on public shut off events.

the virtual event will be held from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. crews are working to reduce the risk of wildfires in the south bay and local crews, even the national guard, tackling a big project. over the next 2 to 3 months, they will be mowing, chipping, digging up brush brick conditions around the state are prone to wildfires this year. >> everything over 3000 feet, normally conditions that we'd see in august and september. with the lack of snowpack, things are very dry. >> you can follow fire statewide with exclusive wildfire tracker. we updated with the latest information so you can check in to see where fires are spreading, the acres that of burned and containment information in real time. the fire tracker is available right now it abc7 news.com and

the app. people are under in order to reduce their water use by 20%. stage three water prohibitions including irrigating between 8:00 p.m. and 6:00 am. shut off nozzles will be required at all hoses, restaurants conserve water only if you requested. washing sidewalks and driveways is no longer allowed. >> we are helping our community will be able to respond, save water and help us achieve this 20%, so we can make it through to the winter. the city warned, if they can't meet the 20% goal, deeper cuts may be necessary. mandatory restrictions are also in place in the marin county, healdsburg in the city of sonoma. the man who suffered a shark bite in san mateo talked about what happened. "clifford the big red dog" comes to life . the strong

reaction to the new trailer. okay. you warned me but i still was not ready. let's get it check on the weather with meteorologist matt maiko. >> you can't mess with icons like that. my goodness, let's take a look at what's going on. look at the clouds being dragged closer to the ground due to the moisture content. we do have messed and drizzle out there. if you are exercising later, make sure you wear a sunscreen. the sun is going to be very strong. it will take a while to come out in some areas, watch out. free ic is back. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. look at the wind and the mist hanging in the air. 20 miles an hour back a little dicey crossing that this morning. pollen and mold spores are all low, grass pollen is moderate. temperatures from 53 to 56,

most of us in the mid-50s, 68, union city, pittsburgh 68. as we have there the morning, you can see the clouds pulling back, exploding in the usual low areas. we see a lot of 60s around the bay. 70 zimmerman. 80s in the north bay and as we had until the afternoon, a lot of 60s to low 70s. mid-to upper 70s, antioch and fairfield and santa rosa in the 80s. we will take a look at the weekend forecast and it looks like it's going to be a comfortable one. since mike just showed you the golden gate bridge, chp has issued us a fog advisory there. 880 at the coliseum camera. the headlights are making their way south, we have no major blocking issues to report right now. a bit of a foggy look here at

the san mateo bridge. traffic is beginning to build for people traveling westbound but in both directions, things are moving. and overall look, significant slowdown is coming out of

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our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. we are hearing from the man who is bitten by a great white shark in san mateo county. he was snorkeling and crabbing at gray whale coast and he says everything happened in a split second. a phone something on the back of his leg, turned around and saw two eyes in the nose of a shark. >> his teeth teeth teeth didn't feel too much pain. i didn't realize the gravity of the situation. i said, i'm going to go back to

the beach and drive to the hospital but as i kind of came to the beach, i realized the sleeve was like full of blood. >> he had to go to the hospital to be treated. and although he lost a pint of blood, he recovered pretty quickly and was released from the hospital that same day. you can watch more of his interview coming up at 7:00. the san jose city council is rezoning the flea market. they will reduce the land of the market to make room for housing and commercial space. vendors will get three years notice before the market closes. five acres will be reserved for a new, smaller market, they plan to make sure the owners keep their promises. >> the fight is not done whatsoever. we are going to continue going and continue to advocate and continue to voice our concerns and interject ourselves in

these processes. >> they will also contribute 5 million to a fund to help transition vendors to a new market or another space. you will see google employee struggles back on the road soon. the company will start bringing workers back to the office on a voluntary basis. on july 12th, the shuttle buses will resume service on resumed schedule. uber is rethinking what the week will look like as more employees go back to the office. in a blog post yesterday, the company says it's granting workers more flexibility. many will be allowed to work from home half the time they can choose which office they want to work. uber says some jobs can remain fully remote. >> don't be surprised of the seymour self check out some

stores, the company is testing and more locations because of hiring challenges. they rolled out so check out last year to help employees maintain social distance. now the company is trying to fill the void as they try to recruit more part-time employees. they are offering signing bonuses, healthcare, and childcare benefits. labor department shows there are more than 900,000 open retail jobs in april. spot is back at it, the robot is busting a move to bts. noma >> you feeling it? >> i kind of am. look at this. it is scary. >> it is. >> i see right there a. >> why are they dragging bts into this, what did they do? >> they have millions of views from this. boston dynamics created this to celebrate hyundai acquiring the massachusetts based company.

>> now it is global. it is too late. >> take a ride in your hunt day. >> it was nice knowing all of you. >> at some point, you will have a choice. spot will be in charge of you. >> spot will be the car. i will take you where you need to go. >> i will tell you what you need to go. >> what? >> all right, spot, we see you. we know ucs. let's talk about what is going on weatherwise, a real nice seven-day forecast, as we transition into july this weekend. nothing extreme, comfortable for outdoor activities and you can see the sun up about to break the plane therefrom

looking down on the cloud deck. that is bringing messed and drizzle this morning. clouds decreased throughout the day, temperatures will be a touch below average. tonight, clouds return bringing us drizzle. this is what we are going to have the next seven days. the cloud cover is a little bit of concern for fireworks shows. we will touch more on the as we get closer to the weekend. let's focus on today, 84 in los gatos, warm spots in the bay. 72 to 77 for most neighborhoods. 69 in san bruno, degrees, 64 to 66 in south san francisco. 59 abednego bay. 60 in sausalito, 70 in alejo. 77 in napa. 95 in cloverdaleto upper 60s ri berkeley, oaand, hayward, 70 if you are going to the game

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. 82 and some of our warmer areas and that is more comfortable for this time of year. still a fire threat of thunderstorms. they did lay down pretty good rain yesterday, they could become drier. if we are heading up to the high country for the weekend, keep this in mind, it is very dry up there. mountain lion on the loose, and urgent search after a big cat was spotted in one town. former president donald trump traveling to the border today where he is continuing the mission to build the wall and the high profile name there to help him out. concern of a covid-19 backtrack, what bay area

time after time, shooting after shooting, the amount of mass shootings continues to grow with no real action. >> now at 6:00, cracking down on gun crimes. one bay area city voting for unprecedented new gun rules. we're live with the changes and why the mayor admits it's controversial. everyone should recognize this pandemic's not over. the virus hasn't gone. >> one top doctor predicting the delta variant to double in our state. could the bay area reopening backtrack? do you still need to hold on to

your mask? >> and watch where you walk. a warning for parents as a coyote comes dangerously close to taking off with a toddler. that is scary. good morning, everybody. it's wednesday, june 30th. you're watching abc 7 mornings live on abc 7, hulu live and wherever you stream. >> i'm loving these colors behind us. this is great. >> it is nice. if we could only hike up there. maybe we can do the show from tam some morning. >> ideas. >> yes. >> engineer's going not a chance. nope. >> that's why we have that screen. >> that's right. you get a green screen and that's it. gusting to 32. fairfield. gusting to 28 at concord. we have double digit winds at sfo, hayward. another day of free air- conditioning for a lot of us with low to mid60s coast. san francisco. over towards richmond. 68 in oakland. a lot of low to mid70s around the bay. some of that will