after pausing for the pandemic, san francisco revives itself in time for the fourth of july. with old favorites, we are seeing some old problems. a good evening. thank you for joining us. your watching abc7 news at 6:00 live here and whatever you stream. we are happy to report on economic recoveries in the bay area because they are a part of building a better bay area. that is a spectators are expected to flock to san francisco this weekend but is the city ready to handle it? cornell bernard is live along the embarcadero with the story tonight. cornell? >> reporter: hey, dan. the waterfront is definitely reopening. this weekend the city will put on the first fireworks show in two years. with so many car break-ins, it is a problem in the city. is the city ready to handle the big crowds? one family we talked to today says they are not so surso sursr >> a big deal. a huge deal. >> the original experiences back. orord reopens to the general public thursday. the u.s.s. jeremiah o'brien is also reopened for tourists at fisherman's wharf with more tourists out and about. >> san francisco has really suffered during the pandemic

especially for tourism. this is a good thing.good thing. >> the independence day fireworks show will return on sunday. >> san francisco is coming back. we have a lot of making up to do with the activities we want to do that we missed out on the past year. >> than 100,000 spectators could line the waterfront for the fireworks show. the mayor says the city is ready to handle the holiday crowds. >> our goal is to make sure people have a good time. we know people are going to be excited to come to san francisco to be be be be be be see fireworks. >> the city has seen a surgin car break-ins. mich vifrmaachuses e the latestthr ckcks stenfrom edon the embarcadero thisndbabyant and stufimal. stfed cameith tielmais pl to >> anything at all to whoever took his backpack. it means everything to him.to h.

so, just return it, please. >> mayor breed says the city is working on a plan to curb break- ins. meantime, offers this advice. >> do not leave any valuables in your car. do not park your car and put something in the trunk. that could be problematic. >> that advice is too late for michelle's family. >> we want it back. >> a really tough day for them but just a short time ago we got some very good news. that family says there stolen items have been been been been fact, they just sent us a picture a short time ago of the stuffed cat and baby blanket. they say their backpack was found tossed in some bushes about a block from where the break-in took place. so, some good news today. we are live in san francisco. cornell, we are certainly glad one victim got some property back. that is really ni there are thousands of people

like her. there is a lot of talk about this but is the city really doing anything about it? >> dan, it is complicated. that is pretty much the line. the police department says they are understaffed and don't have the resources to stop car break- ins. the fisherman's wharf business association, we spoke with them today. they say they are in meetings with the police department to come up with a plan to keep visitors and their cars safe. no details on the plan but they say they are working on it. we will see what happens. >> complicated but incredibly frustrating. thank you so much. healthcare providers are preparing for a busy weekend.bue the consumer product safety commission released a report saying fireworks related injuries and deaths jumped doing the pandemic.ndemic.ndemi. chris nguyen found their concern and this year's numbers could go higher. for mac as bay area families

prepare to celebrate the fourth of july holiday, healthcare providers are bracing for a possible uptick in fireworks related injuries. >> dr. yvonne grannis, director of the regional bububububu san jose says her team is staffed up ahead of the weekend. with more people hosting backyard gatherings, she says some may be tempted to illegal fireworks potentially putting friends and loved ones at risk. >> every year we see patients who parents didn't know a sparkler was so dangerous. >> she is also chief of plastic and reconstructive surgery and said she has seen too many people come into the e.r with preventable injuries. >> there is nothing fun about a stay in the burn unit are i injuries or permanent permanentt loss or disfigurement.

>> the county fire department urges the public to attend professional fireworks displays as opposed to putting their own at home. not only are fireworks illegal in santa clara county, but the severe drought conditions have many concerned about high fire danger. >> fireworks are a greater danger in santa clara county than ever before. the need to evolve a coordinated and multidisciplinary response has never been more necessary or relevant. >> despite the plea, officials know many will choosewill choose listen but they will be ready to assist however they can. >> at the end of the day we are here to take care of everyone. we will take care of you and provide the best care we can regardless of what happened or how the situation situation sit another health concern. this weekend, the coronavirus, specifically the delta variant. health officials say if we are not careful, another search could be possiblebe possiblebe e

sierra shares their warning before the holiday weekend. as the delta variant spreads rapidly across the u.s., public health officials are concerned certain pockets of california could see a fourth of july search. >> as the delta variant comes in, you are at very high risk. this is not a good time to not be vaccinated. dr. george rutherford says the real concern is about vaccinated people gathering and potentially spreading the strain known to be significantly more transmissible. >> 30% or 40% more transmissible than the uk variant. >> to put it in perspective -- speaking in the rose garden when there were about 10 out of 75 affected? this could be 40 out of 75. >> masking guidance recommended in vaccinated people sickpeoplek

masked when attending the event which included 5000 or more people indoors were 10,000 past couple of days we have seen a significant uptake especially among the unvaccinated population. >> lisa is the deputy health officer from marin county. she expects the case rates will more than double after the holiday. >> i will not be surprised if marin county goes from three cases a day to 20 cases of covid per day. >> with a 90% of marin counties eligible population is vaccinated with at least windows. she said it only takes one unvaccinated pocket to trigger a serious outbreak. >> people will who are not vaccinated are not wearing masks. that is what increases the risk of transmission. >> families gathering for large fireworks celebrations with children 12 and under who are not yet eligible for the vaccine should be cautious and wear masks. for those a little eligible, it is not too late. >> the most important message for everyone going into the fourth of july is to get vaccinated today. statewide, more than 20 million californians are fully vaccinated. that is 51% of the population even including people

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>> dan one of the things nevers told me that this staff you are about to see in the story doesn't necessarily happen in other neighborhoods like nutley valley pacific heights. they do the city acts quickly to remedy the situation. we found that residents of the baby you are looking for equal treatment. >> they complain the block of haas street it caught on fire and could have spread to surrounding homes. >> this is what the city calls and unaccepted stream.unaccepten is? we did some research. it says it shall be the duty of the owners of lots. what if they don't do it? well, section 400.5 says400.5 ss

director of public works shall remove or cause to be removed the rubbish or debris. >> we contacted the department of public works. they told us they run an illegal dumping operation with --. daniel can step says the the th never seems to go away. >>, has that been there? >> for months. >> for now much of the trash has been cleared but the mayor says the city will continue to crackdown on illegal dumping. >> we will be looking through some of the garbage and some of those things and going to investigations. >> represents the bayview district. he says surveillance cameras will be installed in hotspots like this one. then, there is the issue of parking enforcement were in this case the lack of. during the day people park in front of fire hydrants, block the yellow pads used by people with disabilities and at night sidewalks are taken up by

parked cars. supervisor walton says there is oflo le mes and who drive because of the lack of transportation options and opportunities. we have to improve transportation first. >> speeding is another issue and nothing is done. we spent three hours near the intersection and did not see a single police patrol car. >> i drive around the city a lot. i don't see it this bad in any other neighborhood. that really bugs me. >> is because of neighbors like him that problems are being addressed. for example, the residents have long wanted more options when it comes to public transportation. you heard it. many were front-line workers during this pandemic. in january of this year, they finally got the number 15, bayview hunters point express line.

fireworks have become controversial just about everywhere especially given our dangerously severe coitions. >> that is a sensitive topic for sure. >> we're talking about the sales of fireworks >> i don't want to be a part of the proliferation. >> gerard led the city council banning fireworks sales but it didn't last. 2500 residents signed a petition to block the band. there will be another referendum. >> that is a good question. they can be very difficult. >>

fireworks stands they made an offer. they said they will pay every nonprofit the amount of money they would have earned with their fireworks stand just to remain closed. >> i wouldn't be here if i didn't think they were safe.. >> we asked this woman why she opposed fireworks sales and she didn't want to show her face. >> what makes you most angry? >> the level of stupidity of my fellow citizens. >> mainly fireworks companies that have lost most of the sonoma market. because >> is the noise. it is pollution. we are scaring the birds. we are scaring the pets. veterans with ptsd. with they should just say is when the fireworks and that is why we want to get rid of them. >> fireworks remain legal for one more year.

on independence day, freedom of speech remains alive and well here. let's turn to our weather now. spencer christian tracking the fourth of july. >> if you like fireworks sorry to report but to look at what is happening. we have breezy conditions but not terribly breezy. the strongest was 25 miles per hour. 23 mile-per-hour surface wins. must other locations showing wind speeds under 20 miles per hour. it is a bit warmer by quite a few degrees that at this time yesterday. five degrees warmer in novato.in eight degrees warmer in concorde. a little bit of a warm-up this afternoon going into the evening hours. is a view from emeryville. it is 60 degrees right across the bay in oakland. morgan hill 75 and 57 degrees a

half moon bay. you can see how low and deep the fog is at the golden gate bridge. the temperature readings a 73. 79 in only 67 at napa. concorde 81. 76 at livermore. we are seeing a clearer view of the sky over the bay from this angle. these are the forecaforecaforeca foggy areas will be around for the fourth of july fireworks. sorry to say. if you're looking forward to seeing the fireworks. seasonal temperatures will be with us through the holiday weekend. tonight, the forecast animation shows the continued push of clouds and fog into some inland areas. there will be patchy drizzle across the bay. 5:00 tomorrow morning there may be a few damp spots on the roadways. by midday we will see it burning back to the cosine bringing another sunny day.

overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the upper 50s. it will be only about 53 degrees but antioch will have a low of 61 which is pretty warm for an overnight low. $0.77 raphael. a two in santa rosa. 77 at vallejo. here is a look at the 12 hour planning for the fourth of july. noon will still be a combination of fog and clouds and sun. the afternoon hours with temperatures in the mid-80s. fog lingering at the coast. fog and clouds will increase which means the viewing conditions for the fireworks will be less than ideal.

this is the accuweather 7-day forecast. notice how steady the high temperature pattern will be through the first five days. mid to upper 80s in the. as we get closer to the end of the week next week we will see temptress increase a little bit up to about 90 in the in the spots. do you suffer from allergies? it is

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the effects of climate change are clearly a worldwide priority. we are also learning more about the effects on human health. the latest revelation comes from a study at stanford on links of climate change an allergies. luz pena have a look because this is a part of building a better bay area. >> if you suffer from allergies, policies and could be the most uncomfortable time of the year. what if that season suddenly stuck around? >> we know with climate change in the increase in temperature, the pollen season is getting longer. >> the colleagues set out to measure the change. they found the polling season has increased about half a week per year. over the past two decades driven by differences in the

heat and rain patterns. >> we are looking at a pollen season that is about two months longer than it was 20 years ago. >> to make matters worse, the stanford dean found evidence that they are getting more allergenic. why? because of the heat. for allergy patients, that could mean significant adjustments in their treatment regimen and lifestyle. >> people are probably going to have to stay on them longer than traditionally. >> the trend is similar to what we have come to see with california's wired fire season. it has become nearly year-round adding more evidence and urgency to the fight against climate change. stanford researchers say they analyze data on airborne pollen and mold spores collected at a station. they calculated the changes in their presence along with changes in our our our our

nearly 20 year span. what can the number of trees say about your neighborhood? you will be surprised. you will see what we found thanks to drone view 7 at our climate watch team, also ahead.

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would you press it? building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news.ews.ews.ews. this alameda county sheriff's office sergeant is being investigated by internal affairs after he played a taylor swift t t t t t t phone in an attempt to keep protesters who were filming him from posting the video to youtube. tonight, the sheriff's office and the protester in the video are speaking out. melanie woodrow has this story.this sto. >> members of the justice for steven taylor coalition and

anti-police terror project were outside the steps of oakland courthouse tuesday when they filmed this interaction with sergeant shelby of the alameda county sheriff's office. they were listening to and outdoors beaker to the pretrial of jason fletcher who is facing voluntary manslaughter services. and anti-police project member began filming jame james birch with sergeant shelby. shall be took took took took to >> instead of hitting record he hit play. >> i think it was blank spaces. >> the song by taylor swift. the purpose? >> it is a very frustrating situation we were in. we have family members that we were trying to for the first time in over a year testimony regarding to what we believe to be the murder of

>> we want them to see the interactions with law enforcement so we can show what is really going on. it is really telling that these law enforcement officers seem to on the opposite. >> a spokesperson said the matter has beenconduct violatio >> i think everybody agrees this is not a good look for law enforcement and for our agency in regards to and attempts to what looks like sensor youtube content but triggering thetrigge algorithm. >> training will go out by weeks end. >> everybody will be briefed that this is not procedure. we don't do this. this. >> we are trained to expect the unexpected from law enforcement. this is another instance of of that. search and rescue efforts resumed in florida within the past couple of hours. early in the day resident biden and joe biden visited the site of the condo collapse. they pay their respects, laid

flowers at a growing wall of hope. they spent three hours meeting with family members and first responders. amid fears, the president has committed federal resources to stabilize the building and underwrite the search. >> there is no possibility somebody could be alive, somebody -- there is still a possibility. the last thing you want to have happen is have the building collapsed and killed 10-20-50 firefighters. it has been eight days since the building collapsed. abc7 is committed to building a better bay area. that includes helping you prepare for what could be a challenging summer with major drought and he waves that keep getting worse. tonight we turn our climate watch lens on a disparity here in the bay area that could impact which neighborhoods

suffer more. >> maybe the same sunbeam found but the temperature can vary dramatically neighborhood by nopy of trees that lined some sidewalks but not others. >> you can see some neighborhoods, especially the richer and white ones have a lot of beautiful trees. and other members there are barely any at all. >> alejandro spent nearly 2 years researching the shade divide for the july 2021 issue. a quick survey by the data team turned up similar divides in her own bay area landscape where tree canopy density ranged from barely 5% in neighborhoods with average incomes of $40,000 or less to nearly triple that. >> the problem is in limited to one or two neighborhoods. you can pretty much hit the road in any part of the bay

area and find similar differences. >> often, the dividing line is as clear as if freeway. in oakland we started in a diverse predominately lift light neighborhood and watched as tree cover steadily gave way to lush green yards as we passed under interstate 580 toward statistically wider neighborhoods near the oakland hills. that is where we launched drone view seven to survey the distance. side-by-side the disparity is obvious. >> in central san jose you will see the same patterns in reverse as you pass over highway 101 into less affluent neighborhoods like the street on the right. or, you could cruise leafy university avenue in palo alto also passed 101 into the sparser blocks of east palo alto. researchers like dr. laura feinstein the nonprofit say when it comes to trees the roots of the disparity stretch back decades. >> there were a lot of factors

at play. a part of it decided not to lend mortgages in areas that had a high number of african-american immigrant families. we would only lend mortgages to those who were white and wealthier. >> typically attracted city services us were written out in the disparity comes more than a matter of aesthetics >> the stakes will only get higher and in certain cases that shade can be the difference between life and death. >> people often die during heat waves. elderly people, disabled peoplel

and we can see an extra degree of temperature during a heat wave increases mortality by 2- 3%. >> drew tuma says with global warming, seasonal heat waves are already becoming more of a threat. >> we have seen seven hottest on record happening the last seven years. that is incredible what we are seeing. these heat waves are becoming more dangerous. >> while the threat is growing, so is local action. have been organizing tree plantings where concerned neighbors joined in.'s b just because given the long history, there is definitely pushback. i think we got have a lot of response. people i really into getting trees in the house. >> nonprofits like spur and the estuary institute have produced detailed

programs in partnership with santa clara county and elsewhere. efforts likely to branch out in upcoming years as the bay area seeks to protect historically underserved areas from the threat of climate change. very interesting isn't it? if you're interested in the tree cover in our neighborhood we have an interactive map available at abc7news.com along with links to some of the groups working to solve the disparity in the bay area. coming up next, the public debut of an alameda rocket company. it is aiming low for a reason. a treasure hunt is

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a bay area rocket company went public hoping a wider range of investors will join its quest. astra wants to lower the cost to send up more satellites to pursue important missions. david louis gives us an inside look. >> july could be a big month for jeff bezos and richard branson as they aim to launch civilians into space. there is also a company called astra that has a lofty mission. it is aiming lower building rocket systems to build small satellites in low earth orbit

on a daily basis by 2025. >> we are able to help understands where ships can navigate and help connect devices. it is really a new economic frontier for space. >>'s team of engineers design, build and test rockets in alameda hoping to bring the cost down to a half million dollars to launch an 1100 pound payload. >> we have a 20 acre campu we have the ability to do all of this on one side. that allows us to keep the jobs here in the bay area in fast >> a test launch in alaska was an important milestone. it didn't reach orbit but astra has been liniup satellites.

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more fourth of july july ju fireworks. san francisco is holding its fourth of july fireworks show pier 39. it will start around 9:30. they are adding extra service to help people come in from the city. the fireworks are plans to end at 10:00 p.m. art will add special event trains that will embark -- the part only the embarcadero train station at 10:00 p.m. they will offer late-night service between separate cisco and the south bay. they will be offering late- night service the oakland and vallejo routes. however, parts will not offer special event service at the oakland coliseum for the ace postgame fireworks show tomorrow night. they are suspending ticket sales for the game.

said it is frustrating because they provide a special service for the giants fireworks show last week. >> it is unacceptable that the east bay would receive less service than san francisco. i think it is unfortunate that is the way it is playing out. >> bart denied any favoritism saying it is due to the fireworks show being scheduled much later than the expected end of the game. you can see his full report tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. abc7 news was in emeryville where the signs are clear, no fireworks within the city of emeryville. these notices are up near marina park. be warned. there will be road closures in the area around powell street and frontage road. in oakland, grizzly peak boulevard will be closed all day the fourth of julof julof jl

the goal is safety to prevent fires, crowds and illegal parking at lookout point. there will also be several street closures around lake merritt including parts of grand avenue and lakeshore avenue. this gives you an idea of the locations. the streets will be be be day on saturday as well as sunday. we have put together a list of fourth of july events in the bay area. go to our website abc7news.com. how is the weather going to be? >> it looks like fog will be a feature. at least four locations near the coast here is a look at what is expected. we will see increasing low clouds of fog moving from the coast across the bay. even some patchy drizzle. there may be some damp spots on the roadways tomorrow morning for morning commuters. the fog will burn back to the coastline give us a mainly sunny day. fog will linger at the coastline. overnight lows will be in the upper 50s. here the accuweather forecastact

sunday fourth of july is looking fabulous with high temperatures in the mid-80s in the and low 70s around the bay shoreline. low 60s on the coast. once again fog is likely to be a factor in the evening whether. late next week we expect but not much. >> all right. onto sports. casey pratt is is is is is >> do you know what you do when the weather is good? you get on a bow. you get on a boat. that is exactly what captain clay

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good evening. what a difference a year off makes. am i right? buster posey just got named a starter for the all-star game. it will be his seventh all-star appearance and his fifth start in the midsummer classic. this is a vibrate here. want to see a fee? ny pies. atw tomo an rent since may 18th. he allowed for today. joey gallo has been scorching ho raight games. new pitcher

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the 49ers released their new throwback jerseys. the great red 1994 with drop shadow on the numbers which in itself was a throwback to the 1955 uniforms. throwbacks upon throwbacks. they will be wearing these jerseys when they end up two new members of the 49ers hall of fame. willis was a monster for eight years before retiring early and taylor won three super bowls including making the game- winning catch insuperable 23. >> words can explain, to be honest, just to be associated or like you said, be put in that category with those players. >> it probably will not see again until you know i am in there and everything. i am truly honored and grateful to get that call. >> speaking of legends, klay thompson is leaving his best life. we have all seen captain clay's adventures at sea on instagram but it appears he has acquired a first mate in james wiseman. >> what it is like to be a stray captain, baby. it is nice out here. do you have anything to say? don't even know. >> i love that

treatment apparently still applies over international waters where there are usually no rules. >> the other splash brother also keeping busy. next weekend will be a family affair for the curries at the american century celebrity golf tournament at lake tahoe. younger brother seth will be a first-time participant. the curries are everywhere and apparently the family is growing. >> what is is is is is is is >> look at aisha celebrate. what an incredible moment asmoms they announce the pregnancy to the family. sports on abc7 stefan kerry actually celebrates like he does on the court, off the core. >> it was fun to see that excitement and joy.

both of them have successful careers and successful personal lives. the word i would use his passion for life and passion for family. >> what is so fun about the curries on a off the court as they bring a lot of joy. i think that a special. joy! >> that is true. thank you. coming up, when nature calls with helen mirren. and 9:00, holy moly. the hustler airs at 10 a clock and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the connected tv app. it is available for apple tv, android tvku stand all of us here, we appreciate your time.

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