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prices. >> hi. good morning. checking out the fog from the visible picture. we are cloudy in the city from the golden gate bridge and starting to retreat. we widen the view. if you are traveling you have low clouds and fog. possibility of mountain thunderstorms and the red flag warning in the mountains, 64 in concord. sun, 59 in nevado and a look at the beach with low 70's today with sunny skies. as the sun is revealed away from the shoreline we will hang onto the coastal clouds. mid-70s to low 80's. maybe a few upper 80's inland. lot of sun and pleasant temperatures inland. we will talk the fog forecast coming up. >> all right. thank you. new details from the east bay this morning. cal fire said it has contained

the gulf fire in alameda fire. flames sparked south of pleasanton near a go c remote and away from homes. no reports of any injuries or damage to structures and the cause is under investigation. to the north of us firefighters are gaining control of the lava fire. the wildfire is 26% contained. it was sparked by a lightning strike and has burned over 23,000 acres. the fire has forced the evacuation of 3500 people. >> people can't sleep at night. i hear fireworks going off at 2, 3 in the morning. it's crazy. >> the 44st july weekend is here and that means illegal fireworks as well and high fire danger. law enforcement and firefighters are gearing up for a very busy weekend. >> it only takes a spark for fireworks to turn from lighting up the sky to someone's house.

>> the fireworks make me nervous. i can't tell people what to do. i would prefer if they use common sense and courtesy and didn't put others at risk. >> carl rose say that because he lived it. in 1991 he looked out his window and saw this. the oakland hims on fire. a product of a small grass fire. >> just makes you cringe. >> the dry conditions and wind and po firefighters on high alert this weekend. >> the fire danger is very, very high right now. fuel moisture being very low along with higher temperatures and the drought all combine to make this a very high concern for us. >> on july 4th visitor section will close for 24 hours. >> oakland fire department will be in all of the hill areas along with in areas along

the 580 corridor, highway 13 corridor, lake merit and also along the international boulevard. >> all this pointing to a bigger issue. seized 900 pounds of illegal fireworks combined. in richmond the mayor is offering a reward of $2,500 to whoever tips off the city on who is shooting illegal fireworks. >> fireworks used to start up about the 1st of july and by the 4th they were over. now they go on year round and they get bigger. >> he hopes money will encourage people to forward and prevent potential fires. >> and a single spark from a safe and sane firework started this fire in the east bay. thankfully this was only a safety demonstration put on by firefighters. they showed us how using any type of fireworks can le to a

full blown emergency with bone dry conditions, firefighters say a spot fire can become a major wildfire in a matter of seconds. >> approximately a minute the fire can get out of control to where it's probably leaving your yard, getting into a neighbor's yard, into open space and putting other structures and people in danger. >> the county has established s a fireworks hotline. (833)885-2021. it's at the bottom of your screen and it's on the website. you can call that number to report seeing illegal fireworks going off or if you know someone who is selling them. happening now nearly 48 million americans are in transit to their 4th of july destination. the tsa said itcrmore than 2.1 million yesterday. that's about 12,000 more than the same day in 2019. the urge to get away is also creating a crush on the road. some 43 million are on the nation's highways despite the highest gas prices in seven

years. in fact according to aaa on average a gallon of gas is going for $4.45 in san francisco. drivers in oakland and san jose are seeing $4.35. wait until you see this one. one gas station in san francisco is nearly $6 i gallon. kate larson explains. >> no. that is not okay. >> san francisco resident whitney conner stopped pumping when i pointed out the gas she was putting in her car was almost $6 a gallon. >> gas prices are not okay. like not okay. that's it. >> sarah had the same reaction when she filled up at the shell station at 4st and the brya stre south omad ually gure its like ten >>iceshave ything is going up n everything. food, everything. >> do i want to go on long road trips? how much do i want to be

commuting. should i be working from home if i have the option? >> i'm filling up ahead of the long weekend but not with the $6 gas. i found gas at another shell station that's cheaper by a dollar. why would two shell stations have very different prices? >> they pretty much pay the same whole sale price. it really comes down to the retail merchant. >> competition is a factor. the less expensive shell station is a cross the street from a chevron, both have prices in the mid$4 range which is about the average price right now. the united states is producing about 10% less oil than it was prepandemic so supply is not ded creating an enhas the most expensive gas in the united states. >> you have boutique gas. you have about 80, 82-cents on every gallon which is taxes and on over and above that you have

a secondary tax. a carbon tax. >> hell continue to increase rs >> it not just gas that's expensive this 4th of july weekend. rental car prices skyrocketing. interest is up 73% when compared to this time in 2019. prices up as much as 300% in some united states cities. the united states has been dealing a shortage due to the pandemic. many companies sold off much of their fleets and now are having a hard time meeting the demand. and 3.5 million people will fly for the 4th. you are looking live at sfo right now where 40,000 travelers a day are expected to travel. if you are staying close to home the california highway patrol is going to be in the maximum enforcemsinight and mondayal get pulled over if you have a light out, a

cracked windshield or aren't using your headlights. getting caught driving under the influence can be very costly. >> put under arrest, taken to jail. you are going to have to deal with the dmv, with taking classes, community service, taking your vehicle out of the tow truck, basically -- out of the tow yard and basically you are going to be spending between 10 and $15,000 on fines and just all the other stuff. >> the chp said one freeway it'll focus on is interstate 5. bay area transit agencies are encouraging everybody to take public transit this holiday weekend. rides on golden gate transit, marin and the larkspur ferry are free through monday. there will be special special s service tomorrow. face masks still required on public

>> translator: sit. and happening today something fun and free for the whole family to celebrate the 4th of july weekend. the warriors will host the th c food vendors, and an nba gaming zone. a sampling starts in the west plaza at 11 and then at 12:30 you can see a pet costume parade. >> i have noticed there's a lot of dogs here and a lot of people dress up their dogs. i'm like give the people what they want. we have a big area for this. we have coffee carts for pups, we have lots of furniture and dog relief areas we have vendors in boths. >> the block party runs today and tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and as we head to break let's check outside. >> we are brightening up. a live look outside. our feathered friend there and cloudy skies but down at the airport we are sunny and looking for pretty nice day here though the breeze will

pick up. mid-60s's downtown. low 70's in oakland. upper 70's in san jose. we will talk about the 4th of july and the heat and our seven day outlook next. >> thank you. also next a top unitedcertit after testing positive for marijuana. and this wild scene, delayed a flight. we will have that coming

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s nce bu me do we are told he put a small american flag next to her body and draped his jacket over her rrounded by first responders. the government new picking up 100% of the cost of the search and rescue operation and debris removal. meantime officials are moving forward with plans to destroy the rest of the building. a few miles away officials also concerned about another building. the city of north miami beach ordering the crest view towers evacuated. saying an audit found unsafe structural and electrical conditions. eyes also on the tropics. officials monitoring elsa which could bring wind and rain to the area and disrupt search and rescue efforts. >> we are not just running an emergency response as you can see. we are also preparing our whole community for a possible storm at the same time. >> as we head into the holiday

the neighboring city of miami beach canceling fireworks in honor of the surfside victims. >> all right. such a sad story. that hurricane approaching as well. we feel for everybody there. >> yeah. very sad. that hurricane has been down graded to a tropical storm. we will track that for you. we are grateful for our fog here. even some mist and drizzle along the coast the past couple of days. you can see behind me the visible picture showing we still have a pretty good defined marine layer. that will stay with us for the next couple of days through the holiday and that keeps our fire danger lower than it would be with our exceptional drought and the really dry fuels. you can see the fog as it's down through the east bay, the east bayshore line. it's starting to break up the low overcast in the san jose area. also in our east bay looking at the fog even in san diego along the coast. santa brasha, up to the north

and it's tropical moisture that's moving up around an area of high pressure that's being drawn newspaper to southern california, also the sierra and lake tahoe for a red flag warning that's going to take the mountains through tonight into early tomorrow. the greater lake tahoe area looking at this red flag warning for the chance of some storms and those gusty out flow winds. right now it has moved over barbados and continues to track toward cuba and it'll weaken through the weekend and then by late monday into tuesday, is it is looking to move to the west of miami so it'll miss it but still, the surf and the wave action and the winds definitely moving in to southern florida. there is a look at walnut creek. high clouds, upper 50's downtown. 60 in oakland. 64 in mountain view with the upper 50's, half moon bay and

the golden gate bridge, no dense fog. you can see its getting diffus, d. we will continue to see the clouds roll back to the shoreline. mid50's santa rose a. looking at the low 60's where the sun is shining. the winds are breezy through the delta. numberswill stay in the 80's in the warmest locations. maybe midand upper 80's. upper 70's for san jose. partly cloudy skies this morning. mild to warm day for the holiday weekend and the clouds at the coast and around the bay as we get into your evening tomorrow night for the 4thst july fireworks. inland things look good. there's a look at the low cloud deck by next hour or so. you will see a few high clouds but as we get in to the rest of the day we have sunny skies. the fog moves back across the bay this is your sunday evening. very little change. we are looking at more of the same out there with numbers in a narrow range with 60's half

moon bay. mid-60s's in the city looking at about 85 for you in concord. 81 santa rosa. 80 vallejo. 77 fremont and accuweather seven day forecast, very little change as we get in to the 4th. the holiday on monday and as we get into tuesday and wednesday, a high pressure builds to the south of us. the last heat wave we missed as you know. it was up in the pacific northwest. that same area of high pressure will expand. pretty sure bet it'll bring triple digit heat to the inland valleys by the end of next week. >> he will watch out for that. thank you. happening today activists will hold a demonstration outside of point reyes national sea shore to protest the handling of the tull e , elk. they are supposed to be protected under federal law but d malnon beinsued. park sein three

trhavet id addition foo d untrack and field star shakira richardson is apologizing for testing positive for marijuana. we have more on what this could mean for her olympic dreams. >> just week away and her dream still in the balance as she is suspended for a month after officials say she tested positive for thc. she won't be allowed to run her signature event. the 100-meter but demands coming in on social media that she be allowed to race. celebrities, athletes, even politicians coming to her defense. a soccer star saying we need to look at what athletes are being given to deal with mental and physical demands. if opioids are legal marijuana should be too. richardson apologized, taking responsibility and admitting she smoked marijuana to cope with the death of her birth

mother. >> i am human. i just happened to run a little faster. >> there is still a chance she may be allowed to run for the united states in relays. many calling the rule archaic saying thc is not a performance enhancing drug and is legal in a number of states but others saying rules are rules. >> richardson's suspension ends july 27th so its up to usa track and field officials to decide if she can compete in the relays. a flight from hawaii to new jersey was delayed by birds. >> video shows at least two birds flying through the cabin. the maintenance team tried to catch them by opening ceiling panels. when that didn't work they turned off the lights and asked flyers to lower their shades. the birds flew to the only source of light on the plane,

and left on their own. the incident caused a 25 minute delay. wow. only 25 minutes. could have been longer. just ahead it's a growing issue in the bay area. illegal fireworks. we will talk live with the san francisco fire department about its plans to put out this problem. we will do

illegal fireworks are a problem across the bay area. i'm sure a lot of you have heard them in your neighborhoods. in san francisco, fire crews getting dozens of reports every night. the fire department is urging people, keep fireworks to the professionals. joining us live with more on that message is lieutenant jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department. thank you for being here. what is the fire department doing to handle this problem? >> san francisco [inaudible]. >> unfortunately we are having

a technical difficulty. some feedback there. we will try to connect with him in just a moment. for now, we will move on. hopefully we can connect with him soon. there are plenty of ways to stay safe. we will have a little more coming up and will take a quick break as we figure that out. the future of work is hybrid. the challenges employers are tackling as workers return to the office. and a little bit of school

good morning. thank you for joining us. hulu live and wherever you stream. we will start with another look at the weather with lisa. lisa, little gloomy. >> things brightening up. we have watched the east bay. i have, clear out and the airport and now our roof camera showing a bit of sun there.

57 downtown. 64 in mountain view. it's in the upper 50's for morgan hill to the coast. here is a look at sfo. you can see breaks in the overcast. numbers in the mid-60s's. it's mild to muggy out there with the cloud cover, 55 santa rosa. 64 concord. we are looking for the clouds to pull back to the coastline and then by the middle of the afternoon we are in the low to mid-80s's and that's about where we will stay inland. mid-70s around the bay with midand upper 70's in the south bay. about 81 in santa rosa. the coast, well it'll remain cool and gray. san francisco, partly sunny in the 60's. we will talk about the rest of the holiday, the fireworks and the look ahead which includes some heat coming up. >> thank you. and there are health concerns this holiday weekend with the delta variant of coronavirus. bay area health officials say another surge could be possible in parts of california. stephanie sierra shares their

warning. >> as the delta variant spreads rapidly across the united states, public health officials concerned certain pockets of california could see a 4th of july surge. >> as the variant comes in you are at high risk this is not a good time to not be vaccinated. >> the real concern is about unvaccinated people gathering and potentially spreading the strain known to be significantly more transmissible. >> probably 30, 40% more transmissible than the uk variant. >> to put it in perspective. >> you remember the rose garden with how many? it was like ten infected out of 75. this could be 40 out of 75. >> they recommend even vaccinated people stay masked when attending meg events which include five thousand or more people indoors or 10,000 people outside. >> the past couple of days we have seen a significant up tick, especially among the unvaccinated population. >> lisa is the deputy health

officer for marin county. is he expecting the case rates will more than double after the holiday. >> would not be surprised if marin goes from three cases a day to 20. >> more than 90% of marin's eligible population is vaccinated with at least one dose, it only takes one unvaccinated pocket to trigger a serious outbreak. >> not everybody is following the rules. people who are not vaccinated, are not wearing masks and that's what increases the risk of transmission. >> she added families gathering for large fireworks celebrations with children 12 and under who aren't eligible for the vaccine should be careful and wearmasks. for those who are eligible, it's not too late. >> the most important message for everybody going into the 4th of july is get vaccinated today. >> abc7 news. and starting on tuesday, you will no longer need to wear a mask when you go to san francisco city hall as long as you are fully vaccinated. this policy lines up

work. workers may trend priorities donta line. >> there are no best practices as bosses navigate the future of work. >> it's a revolution on the future of work. nobody has seen anything like that before. >> while organizations often say change is the only contact management experts say they are going into an unknown future. a doctor says employees spend a lot of time look at their priorities while doing remote

work. >> i think there will be a lot of spring cleaning that is going to go on. get rid of some practices that works prepandemic but not post and then add some new practices that wedidn't think about. >> managers may have little choice with the red hot labor market and workers willing to quit if they prefer remote work. trying to find the right formula by giving flexibility could back fire when diversity is a major initiative. employees trying to balance family life with remote work may loose the visibility that could cheat them of promotions. >> we could find single young men are all the managers because they can come in five days a week. >> in that case giving employees a choice could be a bad decision. just as letting them all take fridays and mondays off, when everybody is packed in on wednesday. for a moving >> purpose of eva

>> congratulations new citizens. >> that well deserved round of applause was for new united states citizens who took the oath during the special ceremony on the hornet's flight deck it. was among dozens nationwide by citizenship and immigration services to celebrate our nation's 245th anniversary. and speaking of the 4th of july holiday we want to get back to lieutenant jonathan baxter with the fire department. we believe we have you back. thank you for sticking with us. we are talking about the dangers of illegal fireworks. to get back to that. what is the fire department doing to handle this problem? >> good morning and thank you for having me. first off, happy independence

day weekend. your fire department stand was everybody, no matter how you are celebrating the 4th, safely. we recommend obviously going to a condoned, permitted, fireworks event if you want to watch the fireworks. the closest one to us obviously is here in san francisco around 9:30. the 4th of july evening. that will -- available to anyone who wants to enjoy it whether they are in san francisco, or around the bay area. are you going to see our show. it should be a nice evening out. we ask -- and really stand with a lot of our community members who want us to actually ask our community not to use fireworks. fireworks in san francisco are illegal. the more importantly they are illegal for a reason. they cause injuries, and even

death along with millions of dollars in property damage each year throughout our nation and these are preventable. we suggest using things such as glow sticks, we ask that you plan like a movie night or something fun with your family that does not involve these explosives, these safe and sane -- the so-called safe and sane sparklers. these all cause injuries and death. if you have pets we do have lots of people who ask about what do i do for my pet? my pet gets scared when it hears the large booms or sees the flashing lights. close your windows, stay home with your pet, have your pet's favorite toy with you so that when the booms do start to shake your house you see the flashing lights, you are able to comfort your pet to let them know they are okay. >> absolutely. i know so many dogs that are so scared. i think we have one minute left. what is being done to crack

down on this? i know we are asking people not to do it. what is being done to stop people from doing it or fine people on july 4th who are doing it? >> our amazing partners with the san francisco police department and sheriff's department have been working side by side with the fire department for months to really -- go to the san francisco. we increase high visibility not only through the law enforcement but -- the fire department not to go out and say you are in trouble. we are going to give you a see you station, going to arrest you. it's public education. it's standing with our community. a lot of people don't know that fireworks are illegal and don't know why. our police department, sheriff's department and fire department did an amazing job in my opinion this year, going

out, doing proactive encounters, handing out information on why fireworks are dangerous. they cause injuries, they cause property damage, they can burn down your house, your neighbor's house, your community and nobody wants that. with that we have been able to get people to turnover fireworks. >> unfortunately i'm getting the wrap. i'm getting the wrap on this. i thank you so much for joining us today. we know they are so dangerous. we are in drought conditions right now. wildfires such a concern. we hope people hear your message and take it to heart. we hope for a very safe 4th of julynd. we thank you for joining us on this weekend to get the message out. thank you. >> thank you very much. and there are plenty of ways to safety celebrate the 4th. we have a list of events happen around the bay area. you can just go to the website abc7 news.com. and still ahead on abc7 mornings emergency crash landing. the united states coast guard rescues two pilots from the ocean. the heros are sharing their

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a pilot is fighting for his life and another in serious condition after a crash landing in the ocean off the coast of hawaii. investigators are trying to find out what went wrong. we have the latest. number one. would are coming straight to the airport. >> this morning the united states coast guard rescue crew speaking out about the critical decisions leading them to rescue both pilots after their plane crash landed near hawaii. >> this is very small margin of error. >> this 737 taking off from hawaii friday morning. just three minutes in. two miles off the coast, one

engine failed. then the second. ed plane plunges. >> i started to have the hair stand up on the back of my neck. >> there's several layers and you can go head and multiply that by ten. night goggles allowing them to follow the plane a oil train and debris. finally they spot human life. >> i saw something on the tail of the air craft in the water. it was one of the pilots was waving from the tail of the air craft. >> they are about to save his co pilot on floating cargo200 feet away but stop when they look back. >> everything he was floating on sank. >> they hoist their rescue swimmer down. >> i wrapped my rescue device around him, secured and gave the thumbs up to go to the helicopter. >> an hour after crashing both

men rescued. the ntsb sending out ten investigators to try to figure out what happened. one survivor is in critical condition, the other in serious condition. the rescue crews sending their thoughts their way and also giving them credit for what they call an amazing landing given the circumstances. abc news los angeles. >> remarkable story. wow. let's get a check outside. >> all right. we are looking right here from our emoryville camera where it's brightening up in oakland. up 50's to near 60. we like to call this stratus quo. for the holiday weekend but beyond we have some big time changes. we will detail your 4th of july forecast and the seven day forecast all coming up next. >> thank you. and here is a look at sports. >> coming up in sports the latest on the a stadium saga and the a's were this close to tieing up in extras.

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the e will try to pick up the pieces after a heartbreaking loss yesterday. the team is scheduled to take on the red sox at 4:15 at oakland coliseum the giants will play the diamondbacks in arizona and first pitch is at 7:10. here is casey pratt with the highlights. >> good morning. a key vote week away is clearly a's and the city of oakland still aren't on the me page. new documents show the a's and the city have work to do. some of the sticking point also include the off site jack london square financing district and the nonrelocation terms. the city wants the a's to sign on for 45 years, they have only agreed to 20. i caught up with the a's president. >> we feel that the on site is something that we can take a risk on and handle. that's hundreds of millions of dollars. obviously the off site areas are areas that the city could have invested in for the last generation. projthctually burden

dollars. o, in san jose, in southern california and it just actually kind of crushes the project under its own weight. >> red sox visiting the a's. this is what getting up staged looks like. frankie gets help from tony kemp. is there anything he can't do? great body control to bring in the difficult catch. 2-1 sox. andrews hasn't hit a homer until now. i have been waiting to say this. elvis has left the building. the game is tied. red sox go 3-2 in extras. sean murphy picks it up to center. the throw, here comes seth brown and he out at home. the a's loose in heartbreaking fashion. giants trying to snap their losing streak in arizona. that's a great shirt. giants up 2-0 in the third. no doubter from dickerson. hopefully that's a good sign. his 7th of the year makes it 3-

0. alex wood looking for his 7th win. he struck out eight. he gets cabrera to end the threat and new -- estrada with his first home run of the giant. it is a grand slam that blows this wide open. the giants snap the skid. 11-0 the final. a half game ahead of the dodgers. stanley cup final. 3500 allowed in montreal. tampa leading the series 2-0 and they get on the board in less than two minutes. the goal and less than two minutes later, victor with the shot that trickles past carey price and in. he becomes the first to score a goal on every calendar month. lightning win 6-3. just a win away from their second straight stanley cup. i hope you have a great weekend. >> all right. the big question of the weekend. will we get the fireworks? >> they will be out there but will you see them? its been in the forecast for

days. it's sunny up in the north bay. mainly marin and contra costa. the sun is starting to come back along the peninsula. through the mountains and looking at a red flag warning in the sierra nevada. with the low clouds and fog intact here. its going to be a tough go round the bay for the fireworks. inland no problem out there. 57 downtown. it's 60 in oakland. mountain view nice recovery. 63 san jose and sun arriving here ine south y. upper 70's again you for much of thvanny there. nta rosa sunny. the delta has been breezy and that will allow for numbers to stay in a comfortable range. pretty view here. emoryville where its been in

the low 70's. you have a good deal of fog along the bayshore. partly cloudy skies this morning. mild to warm days throughout the weekend depending on where you are. that fog sits and then the breeze picks up. you know the routine and then the clouds for coast and bay for the 4thst july. the fog is around san lea in, did, are, o, fremont and heyward with numbers in the low 60's. marin you will see probably temperatures in and around the upper 50's, san francisco 59 with the clouds and san jose right now kind of mild in the upper 60's forecast for tomorrow night with partly cloudy skies. we are in that holding pattern with temperatures in the upper 70's. santa claire a few high clou back for mid-70outherfo the most part. maybe upper wa .e another day with numbers near

60. up in the north bay breeziy, f 78napa. on the east bay, your clouds will clear. it'll stay breezy with low 70's for oakland and berkeley. 75 in union city. antioch one of the warm spots. a fabulous 4th with the fog with us of course and then into monday, still seasonal, little change through tuesday and then the numbers start to trend upwards inland as high pressure builds. the triple digits whether or not the he alrigh we will wait just ahead next sa francisco -- is back with brand new ways to stimulate the senses. we will talk about that when we

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learned something from this through music and i just feel like it's my responsibility to continue to do that in my music. it's my truth and it's things that we don't know that aren't taught sometimes. >> you can watch the full special we the people on netflix starting tomorrow. definitely going to check that out. and the exploratorium reopened this week after a 16 month closure. the popular science museum is welcoming visitors back with crowd favorites and new exhibits. >> the fun is back but things not the same. the first difference you will notice is all the open space. >> we have taken some exhibits off the floor. ones where you may have to remove your mask for example. you know we are being really thoughtful about the kinds of experience and how people want to interact with those.

we are focusing on observations, on reflections, on natural things. wow, this is so cool. what is this? >> this is a piece of art art is by artist kristin berg it. will be here through the end of the calendar year. >> my take away is i feel like it's asking me to reflect on my past year. is that the wrong take? >> you can reflect on it hover you want. it's all about fun, about figuring out for yourself. >> there are murals and photographs by local actists showing black lives matter demonstrations. some new features thought provoking, others are pure delight. >> you can change the speed and you can start to see how broadly you can distribute the peanuts. >> the folk who make the exhibits have been busy throughout the pandemic. >> absolutely. this is our exhibit development shop. we have two. public can see what we are

doing. we right now look upside down in the mirror the mirror everything appears in 3d. hallmark of the interactive museum. there will be plenty of hand sanitizer stations. now more than it believes in its mission to spark our love of science. >> we need people to understand science to understand pandemics and public health issues and we are passionate about it and we want to enable the audience to get a experience of that. >> in san francisco. abc7 news. >> and some things you need to know. visitors three and up will need to wear masks. capacity will be at 50%. eating in set areas only and

most ticket also be sold online with time entries. and we also want to tell you that disney is trying to shine a light on the magic all round us. 50 magic makers will win a trip to disney world resort to celebrate it's 50th anniversary. magic comes in all shapes andlld sizes. if you know someone inspiring you can nominate them now. go to disney magic makers.com or use the hash tag disney magic makerso on social media to share your story. the low are peel back. we have a few high clouds. 890 in vallejo d-80s's to upper 80's with 79 in san

jose, 72 in santa cruz and the accuweather seven day forecast we have fog in the forecast for the fireworks tomorrow. we have a way inland for a clear sky and very little change to the middle of the week and then we will bring on heat. >> all right. thank you. >> and thank you for joining us here on abc7 mornings. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great day. hope you enjoy this holiday weekend. see you tomorrow.

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jeff: today on "ocean treks," foraging for your next meal. this is going to be great. any words of advice? todd: don't get bit. jeff: now, that is a giant lobster. boy, some of this rock is loose, huh? jon: yeah, don't pull too hard. jeff: incredible. john: hold on tight. be careful, especially where it's wet. jeff: i got to get back to that ship. i'm jeff corwin. i'm on a trip of a lifetime visiting the greatest port cities on e planet