at 5:00, years troops leaving afghanistan after 20 years and the major military move we expect to send the next few days. we are live with the first look of what to expect at the airport. a new report on the johnson & johnson study vaccine and how it holds up to the delta variant. the oakland a's a's a's a's issues putting fans in a tough spot. good morning. it is friday, july 2nd, and you are watching abc7 news, and let's talk about this hu morning. you can see from the camera drizzle hanging over san francisco. we have the stiff onshore breeze driving in from fairfield, you can see your heading right into the 28 mile an hour wind. expect gas mileage to be a little bit lower than normal.

let's take a look at what's going on as far as temperatures this afternoon. if you enjoyed this week, enjoy another day of load to 68 at richmond, 79 at san jose, 76 in napa, 82 at santa rosa with mid-two low 70s. the u.s. military left the field in afghanistan after occupying it for nearly 20 years. we are live at jobina with the significance of this move. >> president biden said the last troops in afghanistan would leave this year, going one step forward to make good on that promise. the first u.s. troops arrived at the airport north of kabul after the september 11 terror

attacks and coat 2001, the main fight against the taliban and al qaeda. two decades of past since then and now the airfield will be turned over to the defense security. here is video of the military leaving the base overnight. the majority of the american troops they say will most likely be gone by sunday, july 4th with a few people remaining to protecting him the scene. fso expects to business weekend since the pandemic began with people traveling over the fourth of july holiday. where live with what you can expect while traveling at fso. >> reporter: expected to be a busy weekend with travers quickly filling in at early morning hours expected to be the busiest of the day with

people leaving for their long- awaited vacations. this is the tsa line behind me with terminal 2 definitely filling in. they expect about 40,000 people to travel through here each day, and total 3.5 million people expected to fly this week out this country. yesterday the tsa screening 2.1 million people, the second busiest travel day so far since the pandemic began. as far as increase in workers, american airlines is planning 5500 flights per day during the holiday weekend but said that staffing issues have already forced them to cancel some flights through the end of july with southwest facing a similar situation with employees. it is four days of busy travel. >> i'm excited to go on vacation but there is a little bit of nervousness in terms of what to expect on more crowds, and how busy it is.'s back

people of come back since the last or first week of may and pretty much completely full. >> reporter: fso is not the only busy airport this weekend. oakland international anticipates 160,000 passengers will pass through, triple the amount from july 2020. if you not travel for a while, the mask is still required as you pass through here. given the crowds and demand of the staff, the essay and everything, officials definitely recommend that you give yourself as much time as you can, as you head to the airport this weekend to travel. monday when everybody heads back is expected be the busiest day out of all of this. reporting live from sfo, matt boone, abc7 news. san francisco is hosting the firework show sunday night that could draw 100,000 spectators at the northern waterfront. of course covid canceledcovid cd

annual event last year. >> our goal is to make sure everyone has a good time. we want to keep everyone safe, especially over the fourth of july because we know people will be excited to come to san francisco to see the fireworks.'s back with the crime and break-ins on the rise they're urging people to keep their valuables at home or out of sight. >> i don't think this means anything to who ever took his backpack but it means everything to him. please return it.'s back that stinks. the family was able find the blanket and cat dumped in the bushes a block away. the consumer product safety commission released a report saying fireworks related injuries and deaths increased during the pandemic. the santa clara valley medical center burn unit has more

staffing this weekend. the director said she has seen too many people coming into the emergency room with preventable injuries. back every year we see patients and parents say i did not know that sparklers were so dangerous. there's nothing fun about a sustained burned, loss of fingers, eye injuries, vision loss permanent error, or error, disfigurement. >> fire departments are urging people to attend professional fireworks displays as opposed to putting on your own due to the state severe drought conditions, and of course the high fire danger concern. there is a battle between the oakland a's and bart ahead of the game tonight at the coliseum over lack of night train service. bart were not offer special service for those wanting to attend the fireworks display tonight. the team said they already sold 30,000 tickets but cannot support more fans without more tickets because they do not have enough public parking. they have suspended ticket sales and is frustrating because bart divided special

service for the giants fireworks last week >> i think it's unacceptable that the east bay would receive less service than san francisco. i think it's unfortunate that's the way it is playing out. >> bart said it is not favoritism but due to the firework show being much later scheduled than the expected into the game. bart is still not back to the pre-pandemic service or requires a lot of extra staffing. you need to be on the coliseum station platform by 10:10 to return home from the game tonight. studies show that johnson & johnson covid vaccine protection from the delta variant. >> many people are happy to hear this. johnson & johnson said the one- shot covid vaccine not only offers protection from the delta variant but that the protection will last a long time. the doctor discussed the

results of the organizational study. >> we show the durability of the single shot j&j vaccine is remarkably good. it will last for at least eight months or probably much longer with less than a twofold reduction of antibody responses over that time frame, and no detectable reduction of t cell responses over that time frame. >> according to johnson & johnson the new data offers hope that the vaccine can fight multiple variants and not just the delta variant. previous studies showed those that got the visor and moderna vaccine's were also protected from the delta variant. to the tax fraud charges against the trump organization and cfo allen weisselberg. the attorney says it is only the tip of the iceberg and michael cohen predicts more charges will follow the indictment from yesterday, the initial basis for this investigation and says that although former president trump and his family are not facing charges right now he believes they will ultimately be held

accountable. >> there are more than a dozen different areas being investigated at the present moment by both the district attorney as well as the attorney general's office. back new york prosecutors have accused the trump organization cfo of avoiding taxes. they claim that weisselberg collected over $1.7 million from the company under the table and said was partially compensated with the apartment, two mercedes-benz vehicles, and private school tuition for his kids which stay safe kept him keep from paying over $900,000 in personal taxes. earlier than many people expected, the recall election is september 14. abc7 news spoke with political experts about why the timing could be good news for the governor and some say that september gives them less time to wage a campaign against him. >> they been waiting for months

to pound newsom on his weaknesses.'s back august, september, october or november, if you are a bad governor, you are a bad governor. >> every registered voter will receive a vote by mail-in ballot and they will be sent out in august with two questions on the ballot. the first is should governor newsom be recalled and if more than 50% vote yes, the second question comes into play, voting for an alternative candidate. whoever gets the most votes will win. check out the special coverage of the last california recall, total recall, and download it now for your apple tv, amazon fire or roku. drizzle in san francisco, the case in many areas during your morning commute. heading to the beach is limited sunshine with drizzle hanging around most of the morning. if you're out running errands getting ready for the holiday

weekend we have clouds. grab your sunglasses, definitely sunshine away from the coast this afternoon with the small craft advisory on the bay starting at 3:00. to the golden gate and delta, windy and choppy. not much in the way of pollen but a lot of sun night and ultraviolet radiation so remember to wear that sunscreen all weekend. 56 in morgan hill, 57 in los altos hills, standford as well, mid to low 50s once again. waking up pretty much under the same conditions as yesterday as we look from 880 into the east bay hills, be prepared to use the windshield wipers and slow down a little bit because around the cold the cot it could get slippery. 58 at the coast, 78 by noon, 60 at the coast, 75 to 84, pretty close to average and then by 7:00 heading out this evening

the coast, low to mid 70s for the rest of us will take a look at your weekend forecast including fireworks, and how hard they may be able to see in some areas. here is jobina. good morning, everybody. welcome to our friday commute which looks pretty good for the fourth of july weekend. it looks now nice and light but this afternoon we have been warned it will get busy. this is interesting take a live look at emeryville at 80 eastbound lanes are definitely blocked with a police vehicle in the roadway. i don't see anything coming in from chp but does not look like it is in packaging impacting traffic at the moment. we have a wind advisory through the benicia bridge and chp has been issuing that throughout the week. there's extra service to help you get in and out of san francisco during the fourth of

july. the city is holding the fireworks show at pier 39 this sunday at 9:30. bart will have special event trains only leaving from the embarcadero station at 10:30 and will offer service that night between san francisco and that south bay. there will be night services for the oakland roots as well. what is that coyote offering, are you going to ride on the back or what's happening here? >> that would be an alternate route. a big cat is captured on camera in the bay area backyard. the coyote problem that is getting out of control. that is what we were going to tell you about. next, extreme steps that neighbors are taking right now to

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criticism. the issue as he played the song on his phone in an attempt to keep protesters from posting a video of him on on abc7 news i-team reporter melody woodrow spoke with the sheriff's office and the protester. >> reporter: members for the justice for steven taylor coalition were outside of the courthouse when they filmed this interaction with the alameda county sheriff's office listening to jason fletcher, facing voluntary manslaughter charges for killing taylor in a walmart last year and the anti- police terrorism member begin filming with sergeant shelby who took issue with thewith thee that supporters placed on the steps outside of the court. >> we feel interaction with law- enforcement for our prediction. >> reporter: shelby took out his cell phone as well but instead of hitting record he hit play. back are you playing pop music

to ground out the conversatithe >> i believe the song was blank spaces. >> reporter: the song was by taylor swift's back it was very frustrating situation we were in. we had family members trying to hear for the first time in over a year testimony of what we believe to be regarding the murder of steven taylor. >> we want the people to see our interaction with law- enforcement so we can show what's really going on. is very telling that these law enforcement officers seem to want the opposite. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's office spokesperson said the matter was sent to internal affairs for possible code of conduct violation. >> i think everybody would agree start to look for law enforcement or our agency in regard to trying to center youtube content by triggering the copyright algorithm or alert. >> reporter: sergeant kelly said training will go out by the end of the week.

>> everybody will be briefed this is not procedure and we don't do this. >> i have not seen anything like this before but again we are trained to do our best to expect the unexpected from law enforcement. this is just another instance of that. >> reporter: melody woodrow, abc7 news. the cody problem at the senior community in san jose is getting out of control . >> the aggressive animals are attacking and in some cases killing dogs. the manager of the villages said it's an ongoing battle. neighbors are taking extreme steps to protect their pets. they've had to arm themselves during walks with weapons, hairspray or even body armor for their dogs. >> even if i had the bear spray with me because i was only taking her out for second, i could not have pulled it out fast enough. it was on her in seconds. >> it has developed a technique, a hunting process injuring our animals, and

perhaps pursuing some of our citizens. back the county agencies don't have authority to reduce the coyote population. they say the issue has been brought to fish and wildlife. all right. look at this, and you're getting a lot of animals today from us. we have new video of a mountain lion spotted in petaluma. this is in the backyard of this man. this is jo jo jo jo jo jo security camera footage. he said he spotted the mountain lion at his home on wednesday. he said he jumped the fence into the backyard and strolled around a little bit. eventually it left. local authorities were searching for the mountain lion. the police alert from wednesday said that it was last spotted in the hills beyond hayes lane. >> the animals, do you know what they are saying? we liked it better when you were in the pandemic and we had free reign. >> okay, dr. dolittle >> thank you for that.

>> at least deer wise there coming out of the hills a few months earlier looking for food and water. almost hit one thth it's something i'm usually more cognitive of in august and september. i was driving down a two lane road getting to the highway that was tree-lined, and it just came out of the trees and started jogging up next to me. i like hi, good morning. thankfully it did not dart in front of me but just stayed in its lane, and i just drove right past it. that usually happens a few months from now but because it is so dry, and i wonder if it's the same thing with the coyotes and mountain lions. >> it's one day on the daily planet, that's all. >> and exciting morning for sure. let's take a look at what's going on weather-wise, san jose pretty cloudy. let's roll out the highlights. gristle and sunshine for the bay and inland neighborhoods with clouds lingering at the coast almost all day.

user we keep headlines local but i know that a lot of your traveling. be aware that thunderstorms are possible all weekend in the sierra meaning it is dangerous for you to be outside when it is happening. it is also possible fire could start because of that, so cupping to keep an eye on it keep our app handy up there. we have warming trend likely next week, so if you like this weather it will hang around with that two areas of low pressure kind of wobbling. they are not moving much which means we have this comfortable onshore breeze and lacking heat in the bay area. temperatures in the south bay, 74 at sunnyvale, los gallos at 84, 70 in san bruno, 77 in redwood city. the coast with low low low low upper 60s downtown, san francisco and sausalito. low 60s at the north bay coast with more sunshine at the peninsula. inland a lot of temperatures in

the low to mid 80s. 68 in richmond, 69 in berkeley, 70 to east bay. if you're going to the game tonight boston always draws a big crowd but a holiday weekend with fireworks, so you see issues. first pitch at 61 degrees and at the east way bally's 80 to 88 degrees. mid-50s to near 60 with cloud cover and drizzle again tonight. in fact, that pattern pretty much repeats friday through wednesday before we see a bit of a warm-up next thursday. >> thank you, mike. coming up, seven things you need to know this morning. >> it will be harder to shop at local target stores and issue that has a

it is 5:24. seven things to know this morning, number one, overnight u.s. military left afghanistan and we have occupied that base since 9/11 attacks in 2001. number two, crews are searching for survivors in the condo collapse in florida with 18 confirmed dead. there are still 145 people missing. the president promised to cover the search and rescue costrescut

the next 30 days. number three, here's a live look at san francisco international airport where people are already lining up. it is a busy weekend for holiday travelers and starting right now. sfo expects this to be the busiest weekend since the pandemic started. number four, repairing for thousands of visitors and the city is hosting the fireworks show sunday night. bart will run late-night late- trains and riders to be at the embarcadero station by 10:40 p.m. to catch the train home. i hope it is clear but not that clear this year but fingers crossed and i have your complete fireworks forecast coming up in the next half hour. temperatures usually 67 to 87 but cooler with morning drizzle and afternoon sunshine. number six, be aware of drizzle heading out the door this morning with minor spinouts, no major issues bring you live view from the bay bridge. of course traffic will pick up with people heading out for the

holiday weekend. number seven, four people from the bay area have won dream vacations and all going to different southern california. the state will contact the winners. in your gma first look, richard branson, millionaire, said he would be aboard the rocket heading into space on july 11, nine days before amazon ceo jeff bezos plans is launching space. >> reporter: in the gma first look the billionaire space race is heating up. just weeks before amazon founder jeff bezos history making launch into space, richard branson now says he will do a first with his virgin galactic space flight unity 22. >> there is 001 richard branson. i will evaluate the customer's spaceflight experience. >> reporter: branson will be joined by two pilots and three

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security lines. hitting the road, one stretch in the bay area expected to see traffic 340% higher than normal. expect higher prices at the store and what's happening in the state to cause cost to go up everywhere. this record-breaking attempt, and you can watch it all in person. this is like the leisure totter. >> a look at that fist bump, and why is that decorated in that carole baskin collection? >> i feel like this will be popular. >> i have beenhave beenhave been teeter totter since the fourth grade. good morning everybody and happy friday on july 2nd. abc7 is live on huluon huluon u

wherever you stream. let's check with our meteorologist mike nicco. >> i thought the objective was to toss the other person off of the teeter totter. >> that is how we played. >> it is aggressive and gradeschool can really be rough. here is the measurement of aggressive drizzle, 400 and and lost >> reporter: is. fog above the golden gate and albeit dropping drizzle with some throughout the morning commute just about everywhere.a. this afternoon 90s web north, lake county, mendocino county with mid to upper 80s in the east bay valley for the warmest temperatures. 60s and 70s around the bay, low to mid 60s along the coast into san francisco. we will take a look at the weekend forecast coming up. happening now, the busiest travel period since the

pandemic is getting underway. >> aaa predicts 43 million americans are hitting the roads, 5% increase from 2019. in the bay area highway 17 between la scala's and scotts valley will be the busiest corridor with the peak travel time monday from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. with everybody coming back. traffic is expected be 340% more than normal and the increase in travel is unfortunately bad news for the wallet. >> over three dollars a gallon since the colonial pipeline hack, and we don't foresee gas prices really going to be dropping very much for the rest of the summer. it is really due to the demand. >> california, we know, has the most expensive gas in the country with the average cost right now $4.28 per gallonper gn if you're flying this weekend and have the middle seat, i'm sorry. you will probably have a neighbor on either side of you and you'll definitely want both armrests. domestic travel is back and sfo said they will see the most

travelers this holiday weekend since the beginning of the bad times. our abc7 news news news new matt boone is live at the airport. >> reporter: i hate that middle seat. my shoulders are too broad to set in the middle. i am more of the window guy. as you look behind you can see it is filling in at terminal 2 at sfo. we have been monitoring this tsa line for the last 45 minutes. is the most crowded that i've seen it but people are moving through so they are doing a good job making sure that the line stays within the barriers. as we have talked about, it will be a very busy travel weekend. at sfo alone they expect 40,000 people to travel through her each day. in total, 3.5 million people are expected to fly across the country this weekend. yesterday the tsa screened 2.1 million people, the second busiest travel day since the pandemic began. increase in travel requires an

increase in travel workers, however. american airlines planning 5500 flights per day during the holiday weekend but said that staffing issues have already forced them to cancel some flights for the end of july. southwest is facing similar issues, urging employees employ pick up extra shifts and offering more money as the travelers finally decided this time to hit the skies again. >> is about time to visit some grandkids, my daughter and her husband of course >> reporter: when was the last time you went to visit them? >> probably almost two years ago and obviously it's been a tough time for travel. >> reporter: sfo is not the only busy airport this weekend. oakland international anticipates 160,000 travelers passing through, triple the amount from last last last last the middle of the pandemic. if you have not traveled for a while, you can see everybody airport is wearing a mask. that is federally mandated right now. officials are urging you to get

as much time as you you you order to avoid these long lines. the next few hours are expected to be the busiest of today. monday, the return travel day, is expected to be the busiest day of the year so far. reporting live from sfo, matt boone, abc7 news. southwest airlines responded to canceling hundreds of flights per day, more than 200 canceled yesterday, 2600 in june alone. the airline is dealing with severe staffing shortages. the internal memo from said more than 20% of flight attendants called in sick with over 900 pilots taking a leave of absence during the pandemic they have to be retrained before they get back in the cockpit. a statement from southwest that we are aware of the frustration that disruption is having on our employees and customers. we apologize and we are dedicated to doing better. abc7 is in emeryville and the signs are clear, no

fireworks in the city over the holiday weekend in emeryville. this is a great spot to see fireworks across the bay into san francisco so long as there is no fog. the city plans closures at palestrina and frontage road. the area between skyland boulevard and centennial boulevard in oakland will be closed all day on the fourth of july. the goal is to prevent fires, crowds and illegal parking the lookout points. there will also be several street closures round lake merit including parts of grand avenue and lake this map will give you a better idea of the locations and the streets will be closed all day saturday and sunday. that is a heads up if you're heading out there. we put together a list of events happening around the bay area for the fourth of july. go to our website at abc7news.com. the massive search and rescue operation in surfside, florida resumes this morning. concerns about the structural damage and remaining condo

building stalled yesterday. we have more on the visit from the president and that. >> as of this morning 18 are confirmed dead, one 45 still missing. search and rescue crews are back at the side of the condo building collapse in surfside this morning looking for survivors. they were stalled for 15 hours yesterday due to structural concerns involving the part of the building that remains standing. after the search is over officials plan on tearing down what is left of the building. the mayor of surfside met with president biden yesterday. >> the president was very tentative and basically so many words that i'm here to tell you that you will get whatever you need. >> the president promised to cover 100% of the search and rescue cost for the first 30 days. questions still linger over the cause of the collapse. the washington post reported five out of seven condo board members resigned in 2019, partly in frustration. the board president

post there were contentious debates with residents about getting the money to pay for repairs. in the wake of the collapse surfside ordered all buildings more than 30 years old, and more than three stories high be assessed for recertification. >> thank you, jobina. to the pandemic, a growing concern about the delta variant. the bay area has high vaccination rates meaning the spread of the variant is relatively low but other parts of the country is at a higher risk. the white house surge response team to send to the virus hot spots. >> to be clear, the federal government stands ready to meet the moment and work with state partners to respond to the delta variant. >> the delta variant is behind about one out of four new cases around the country. that is more than 1000 counties across the us, less than 30% of the people are vaccinated. 99% of the people that died from covid in the past six months were not vaccinated. in sacramento the state

capitol has seen a covid outbreak according to the sacramento bee with seven new cases all in the same assembly office. this comes reopening to the public. two employees that tested positive were reportedly fully vaccinated. everyone working in the capitol is required to wear a face covering regardless of vaccination status. the california severe drought conditions are affecting food prices across the country, california home to 70,000 farms. we supply more than one third of the american vegetables and two thirds of the fruit. but with lack of water farmers are unable to maintain, the crops and keep livestock. that makes products like almonds, avocados and milk more expensive. target is changing up its hours. the ongoing issue that has six locations closing earlier indefinitely. the chaotic moment when the man notices the air fire, on fire, and the alert he said he would ignore.

first let's calm things down with mike nicco. >> let's take a look at what's going on with sfo. clouds hanging low and you cannot even see the mountain with so much drizzle so far since midnight. the biggest issues issues issue calm on the roads during the holiday traffic. i'm speaking to myself a little bit here also. the ferry ride will be busy through the golden gate bridge and the delta, morning drizzle standing at the mass transit stops. air quality through the holiday weekend going from good to moderate, but still healthy for all of us. 56 in lafayette, 61 in antioch. that's your spread in the east bay valley but in santa rosa, 62 in san jose. we have the homogenized air mass thanks to the cloud cover in drizzle falling at 880 near the coliseum. don't forget fireworks tonight at the game. 7:00 temperatures pretty much the same, near 60 at the coast for the better part of the day.

from 70 to 76 with increasing sunshine from noon until 4:00 around the bay. inland sunshine and 74. 59 at the coast, 71 to 76 at 7:00 for a delightful evening on the way. your fireworks forecast is coming up next. here is jobina with a look at your commute. >> so far so good but be aware of the slick conditions due to the drizzle that mike referred to earlier. here's a live look atat headlights heading south, looking good. there are fireworks tonight to be aware of the traffic in the area. here's a live look at san jose, clear in the south bay. at the overall look at the map hardly a slowdown out of tracy. i know a lot of people have this friday off. later in the day will pick up with people making their way out of town. there is a wind advisory for the benicia bridge and also through the altamont pass.

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target said their closing all six san francisco stores early due to crime, specifically theft and shoplifting. all stores in the city operate from 9:00. 6:00, and that's it. the companies say that over a month they have been reporting an alarming rise in theft and security incidents.

some say cutting hours is not the answer. >> we need to make sure that when these crimes occur there is accountability component to it. when police officers make an arrest in some these cases, which they have, the one you saw all of the news with the guy on the bike, and arrest was made. the question is will the person be held accountable for what they did. >> them and the mayor is talking about is facing 15 counts in multiple shoplifting cases in san francisco. sa fireworks have become controversial just about everywhere, especially given the dangerous and severe drought conditions. in the north bay only two cities are allowing fireworks sales. one of the programs is in rohnert park. earlier this year the mayorthe r the city council and banning fireworks else but that did not last. 2500 residents signed a petition to block the ban with the referendum on the ballot in september. >> i don't want to be part of

the proliferation of fireworks county ride. >> is the noise, pollution, chemical in fireworks. now we are scaring the birds and the pets, veterans with ptsd. they should just say we don't like fireworks so that's why we want to get rid of them. >> safe and sane fireworks remain legal inlegal inlegal inn least for this holiday. last month the city council voted to call off the fireworks show. a reminder to parents that you may want to ask ago look when your child says you have to come look at the us. >> this for your girl in florida, of course, mining own business and dancing to the music from "frozen" and then she saw a fire. >> there is a lot going on here. >> there's so much hapmuch hap

>> first of all, move, dog. >> now the floor is burning. >> she is walking around that cute little outfit with frozen playing in the background. >> at the start she runs off. what was that? >> that was the house about to burn to the ground. anyway, this was in jacksonville, florida. the dad said his daughter rain to hill making fire motions with her arms but he had no idea what she was doing. when he finally decided to go check out the kitchen he saw the air prior was on fire, the air fryer, and he

the pool and everybody was okay. >> the music is still going. >> it's strange to me because the music is perfectly timed but the second she goes to run for dad is when the music starts. spek look at that. how about that. >> there are two dogs. >> reggie is calling it a fake on this one. >> no, i'm not. >> there is so much happening but it did take a long time for him to actually come over here and look at this buyer. >> actually i thought that was a white couch. okay. i am just noticing things this morning. >> i just noticed it was florida and they had a pool. >> they are fine. >> i would like to know what was in that air fryer because we all have one. >> i took mine. >> i stand corrected. here's a look from mount tam this morning with a lot of drizzle with slow sunshine, blowed average highs loud

return to bring the same amount of drizzle tomorrow. in fact, it will happen all through the weekend. let's just jump in the temperatures. morgan hill and gilroy low to mid 80s, 70 today in santa cruz with afternoon sunshine. danny ford to 79 from sunnyvale to san jose. 70 to with redwood city always the hottest spot on the peninsula. at the coast 60 to 62 with limited sunshine. 65 to 67 in downtown san francisco. 70s due to bridges coming off of san francisco and san pablo bay but the farther north you go the 80s influence with cloverdale in the low to mid 90s. 68 at richmond, 69 in berkeley, 76 at oakland, 88 in brentwood. look around the e e e e e to 100 in the central valley and yosemite. thunderstorms a possible all

weekend heading up to the sierra and be careful, remember the 30/30 30/30 30/30 30/30 30/ 60s at midnight with clouds and drizzle again. your accuweather seven-day forecast showing minor fluctuations the temperature through at least wednesday, and then warmer temperatures on thursday. this labor department just released the june job report and numbers show the economic report recovery. >> jobina fortson is that the live desk with the report >> 6th street months with june and job growth picking up speed along with the u.s. growth in the economy. economist predicted the u.s. would gain only 700,000 jobs but the unemployment rate went up slightly toslightly toslighto the number stood at 5.8% in may. president biden is expected to talk about the latest job support at 7:30 this morning. track new at 6:00, the boy scout bitten by a shark off of the santa barbara coast tells us what happened while he was kayaking.

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10. >> what are the rules? >> that's what i'm thinking. i need to know more about this. are they doing it right now, if we were to go over there right now? >> is a road trip, overnight? >> food, bathroom, all valid questions. >> we have more questions than we do answers this morning. >> i feel like we are the guinness book of world records people. we are question. >> right on the edge. all right, let's talk about what's going on. i'm not up at 9:00, i will be honest, so i don't know if it has been cloudy in your neighborhood or not. it has been all week expected to be cloudy at 9:00 sunday or 9:30 when most of the fireworks are going off. that cloud deck right around 700 feet to 800 feet, so it depends on how high they shoot the fireworks if you can see them, or just a glowing plow.

nifty nine to 62 degrees, so dress for those temperatures. at the sierra expect a best chance of thunderstorms saturday with temperatures well above average, low to mid 80s. >> thank you, mike. a lot of people here in the bay area are getting freebies, just for getting vaccinated. the state help the final drawing for the vaccination the wind incentive program. part of that was a dream vacation giveaway. five people got trips to five different california cities. now four winners are from the bay area. the matteo county, somebody won a trip to anaheim, and a bunch of count acosta residence going to la with alameda county residents going to springs. someone in san francisco won a trip to san diego. watch the phone because the state will contact you if you won. >> congratulations. the battle over whitney spears took a surprising new step in court. plus, tackling drugs in the tenderloin as they unveiled the

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