making news at 6:00, fourth of july fireworks galore. the booms and blasts in the streets and overhead across the bay area. firefighters sharing the number of fires they had to put out. foggy fireworks once again in san francisco. although crowds are telling us how much it meant to gather again this year and the touching moment we caught on camera. let's take you outside outs this morning. the summer heat is heading our way. our 100 degrees in some spots. i'm just looking at how it's barely anybody on the road. >> nice. >> i'm not mad at it. >> are you looking at this mind us? isn't this nice? i like this color. i'm into it. a big cloud came right in front of the camera just as we -- i swear to you. a few seconds ago it looked

really cool. >> it still looks cool. >> it does. >> good morning, everybody. >> now it's just one big cloud. >> happy monday. it's the fifth of july and you're watching abc 7 mornings live on abc 7, hulu live and wherever you stream. it's like 100 degrees where and when? >> inland. >> oh. >> for several days starting thursday. it could last into next week. >> all right. >> this is an extended one. definitely in the back of my mind. something we'll talk a lot about. until then you showed the cloud cover. let me show you what it's doing up there. we have 300th at tillman park. cummings skyway may be moist. wet. sorry. used moist again. sorry. two-hundredths of an inch on cummings peek next to the skyway. let's take a look at what's going on. that's the same picture. you can see there's some sunshine above the fray as we look at mount dee an

temperatures coast ast ast ast francisco. a sea of illegal fireworks. some of them professional grade filled the skies. >> here's the video. plenty of illegal activity across the oakland area. fireworks are visible despite the fog. pg&oh, caught this explosion. new this morning, we are waiting to find out what may have sparked a fire that burned dangerously close to homes in martinez. flames threatened homes in backyards just west of interstate 680. you can see the heavy smoke

coming from the brush. it's unclear if anyone was hurt or if there was any damage. the official cause under investigation. fire officials were on high alert. >> concerns of illegal fireworks intensified because of the extremely dry grass. cornell barnard live for us with new information about this. cornell. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. concord pavilion was the place to watch the professionals put on their fireworks shows. a lot of firefighters busy across the east bay responding to illegal fireworks. lots of fires as well. the illegal fireworks lit up the skies over pleasant hill and concord sunday. many sparked fires. the contra costa fire department spent weeks seizing hundreds of pounds of illegal fireworks if from people trying to sell them online. the city of concord decided to go all out, moving the show to the concord pavilion so people could see them.

>> hopefully in terms of pulling people out, people want to sit in their front yards and be able to watch. maybe they're not going to do something silly like blow off illegal fireworks. >> reporter: this morning the contra costa fire protection district responded to 48 grass and exterior fires and 5 structure fires last night. that was a 20 and 40% reduction from last year. the department was thanking everyone who helped by not using illegal fireworks and reporting fires when they saw them. nevertheless, it was a very busy night for firefighters. live in it concord, cornell barnard. there were numerous reports of illegal fireworks last night. our cameras captured a lot of activity. there will be some cleanup happening this morning after all of those fireworks. here's a look at san francisco's mission district last night. so this was at 25th and

harrison. people were lighting up roman candles in the intersection as you can see here and even we saw a car weave through fireworks trying to get through the street. another car backed up right next to the fireworks as a small crowd gathered and watched from the sidewalk. legal fireworks return to san francisco's water front on this fourth of july. and you could see the bottom half of some of the explosions. it's almost always foggy in the city during fourth of july. that go not stop people from celebrating and watching the fire works. the birth of our nation wasn't the only cause for celebration. one family shared this very special moment with abc 7 news. >> what the kids don't know is we are celebrating the color blue. red, white and blue and they're both going to be really big brothers. you're having a baby brother. >> that is wonderful. congratulations to that family. one of the busiest spots in san

francisco, fisherman's wharf where blankets were a popular item. this person sold out in about an hour. happening today, the tail end of the holiday weekend. travelers should be bracing for some busy airports. sfo taking a live look. expecting a big crowd the airport has surpassed the 40,000 passenger mark per day. hit a pandemic record on friday with tsa screening 2.1 million people. if you are flying today, you should get there early. a tsa staffing shortage is causing some long lines. aaa predicted 43 million americans hit the road for the holiday weekend and a lot of people are going to be coming home today. in the bay area aaa says highway 17 between los gatos and scotts valley is going to be the busiest stretch. experts predict that traffic

will be 340% more than normal. president biden says america is coming back together. he hosted more than 1000 military members, essential workers and their families for independence day. they had a barbecue on the south lawn and the crowd watched the fireworks display on the national mall. the president praised americans for making strides against covid-19. although the nation officially missed his goal of 70% of americans getting at least one vaccine dose by july 4th. we're at 67%. as far as fully vaccinated americans we're at 58%. vice president kamala harris and second gentleman visited some firefighters. this was a surprise visit where the vice president and second gentleman have a home. the group also brought firefighters some cookies from a local women-owned small business. back to what was happening at the white house. one of the people was an

oakland firefighter paramedic. >> chose gustavo gonzalez to be part of their delegation. gonzalez is honored and humbled to have been selected to represent the dedicated firefighters working on the front lines during nes during ne pandemic. fourth of july fireworks go terribly wrong. an accidental blow up on the beach. the investigation this morning into what set them off. plus britney spears call for help to 911. the night before her court hearing. the reporter's listening to that conversation are sharing what they heard. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. three cars. four cars. there is just not much going on on the roads. that's a good thing. we have drizzle. little bit of fog. some breezy conditions for the evening commut dear ms, from day one you've tried to define me.

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here's a look at the other side of the bay bridge. you'll be running into mist and drizzle as you head into san francisco where you could also be driving on slippery streets. good news, this is locking in this on shore breeze and this dampness. moderate to trending good air quality today, tomorrow and wednesday. 60 in oakland, union city. everybody else in the mid to upper 50s. we have mid50s to near 60 everywhere. 60 at los gatos. 61 at antioch. san mateo bridge. it is looking quiet also. 50s, 60s and 70s at noon become 50s, 70s and 80s at 4:00. back to 50s, 60s, 70s at 7:00 with increasing cloud cover. how much longer we can enjoy these comfortable temperatures. since the fourth of july fell on a weekend it's going to

be observed today in places. what's open and what's closed? government offices are closed. operations will resume tomorrow. you will not be getting any mail because usps is not open. fedex will have some services available. bank of america, chase and wells fargo are going to be closed today. that means you can go shopping. many retail and grocery stores like the ones you see on your screen, best buy, target, macy's and safeway, trader joe's, all of those are open today. if you don't want to deal with traffic and parking in san francisco, this is your last day for free rides on golden gate transit, marin transit buses. as a reminder you have to wear your masks on all public transit. mark zuckerberg is making fourth of july one to remember. facebook ceo finding himself as another internet trend. >> you have to see this.

the pair of northern california wildfires wiping out parts up north. the sheriff's office just put handcuffs on more than a dozen people for what they were doing. as we head to break, live look outside right now at 6:13. we'll be right back.

the salt fire is burning north of shasta lake and. now containment has gone up to 52% in the lava fire. it scorched nearly 25,000 acres. it's creeping up the slopes of mount shasta. firefighters are running intoed rugged terrain. the siskiyou county sheriff's office announced 14 people have

been arrested now. a lightning strike sparked this fire. while this was not nearly as big, the salt fire has been more destructive. it's wiped out more than two dozen homes in shasta county. containment has edged up to 15% and it's burned more than 9000 acres. at this point it's threatening a number of homes in the shasta lake area. this fire started on wednesday. firefighters believe a spark from a vehicle on i-5 ignited it. inspectors in ocean city, maryland are trying to figure out what caused fourth of july fireworks to go off hours before the show. at first rescue crews thought it was a car fire. they soon discovered fireworks went off unexpectedly. employees of the fireworks company suffered minor injuries. ocean city ended up canceling all of its shows and safety inspections could take several days. here at home the fourth of july festivities in piedmont

had a new look. the annual parade and party in the park had to be canceled, so the city decided to instead take the parade to the neighborhoods. a line of cars made its way around town with a barrel house jazz band bringing the party spirit to the community. >> we're making lemonade out of lemons this year. we can't have the regular parade which is usually the biggest thing to hit piedmont every year. and it's so much fun. i didn't want to miss it. we're doing the best we can. we'll see what we've got. >> we've seen it for a lot of years. >> what's special about it? >> i really think it's just fun to see the old cars. >> yep. organizers are hoping that things will be back to normal next year. mark zuckerberg going viral with this video. the facebook ceo carried an american flag while riding what appears to be an electric hydrofoil surfboard. there's a sound track. it's john denver's "take me home country road." it has more than a million

likes on facebook. and also a lot of people saying not great things. but, you know, america. >> i can't see his face clearly. is he smiling? is it a serious face? >> there's something about it that doesn't look real. >> yeah, i feel. >> oh. deep fake? >> i'm not saying it's a deep fake. it's just so. >> well lighted? >> yeah. it's so perfectly done. >> i see what you say. i can see that now. >> yeah. >> i don't know. i need to see his features. i need to see the face. >> i need to use face recognition to see him. >> it's impressive. you have seen one of those things in real life? >> i think -- well yes, several years ago out on the bay. they're pretty cool. they move fast. >> it looks faster than i want to go. >> ena it's smoother. he wasn't bouncing. it's definitely a lot smoother. >> okay. >> that's cool. look like george washington

crossing the delaware there. first thing that came to mind. okay. all right. 6:19 this morning. here's a look at san jose, 87. six cars. all right. we appreciate you being with us this morning. this is the way it looks above the cloud deck. it'll be cool and cloudy with more drizzle developing tonight for tomorrow's morning commute. more sunshine this weekend as the heat wave continues. going to be several days of heat related illness possible in our inland neighborhoods starting around thursday. really ramping up this weekend. i'll show you that in a second. today's temperatures look familiar to what we talked about friday. mid to upper 70s through most of the south bay. about 72 in santa cruz. we'll have that same temperature in san bruno. near 60 along the coast with 65 to 69 for downtown and south

san francisco. going to the game, unusual start. 3:05 first pitch. it'll drop to 61 by the end of the game. near 60 along the north bay coast. near 70 in it sausalito. mid to upper 70s for vallejo. some 90s up in the north and northern part of the north bay. 69 berkeley. 70 own 76 elsewhere. as you head innland, temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. 80s. tonight you can see the splotches of green. my seven day forecast, just minor changes tuesday and wednesday. look at that. we jump about 4 to 8 degrees thursday. we hold that large summer spread friday and then it gets even hotter away from the coast saturday and sunday. 80s, 90s and 100s. >> thanks so much. good morning america coming up at 7:00. >> ginger with a look at what's ahead. >> great to be with both of you this morning. coming up on gma, overnight crews demolished what was left

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san jose's joey chestnut is a winner. he ate a record breaking 76 hot dogs and buns at nathan's famous fourth of july hot dog eating contest. chestnut ended up breaking his own record eating those 76 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes. this was in front of a crowd of 5000 fans at a minor league baseball stadium in brooklyn yesterday. michelle lesko won the women's competition. she ate only 30 and three quarters hot dogs. major league eater second ranked woman and managed to win despite not being able to do her digestion by jumping because she has a torn acl. way to hang in there. >> way to read that story. >> did i do well? i saw you both looking away the whole time. >> i've never wanted to see the mark zuckerberg video more than during the last 33 seconds. >> we love joey but, it is. >> sure.

>> yeah. it's like making the sausage. what's going on with elsa? want to switch gears just to give you an idea what's going to happen and why they dropped to part of the rest of the building. they're going to get from today through wednesday anywhere from about 8 to 12 inches of rain. so just going to make matters worse for those folks. there are new developments in britney spears' fight to end the conservatorship controlling her life. a new article alleges the pop star called 911 to report she was a victim of conservatorship abuse. this reportedly happened the night before that dramatic court testimony two weeks ago when she asked a judge to terminate that agreement. journalist roman farrow provided more insight on gma. >> it obviously reinforces that she it seems wanted to create a legal record of that complaint. we also know from subsequent other publications confirming our reporting on this that

officers were dispatched in that moment. >> the next hearing about her conservatorship is scheduled for july 14th. read the whole article. it is mind blowing. next at 6:30, a planned demolition of the partially collapsed condo building in surfside. creating more rubble is actually a better thing for their search. the pandemic may have put your child at more risk by being at the pool. but there are some steps you can take to keep them safe. yet another attack on the nation's security system. this one could be the biggest hack on record. what you need to know about the cyber security issue paralyzing small businesses across the country. as we head to break, let's take a live look outside at 6:26. we'll be right back.

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particular job. the back story of this daredevil climbing up one of america's most recognizable buildings. good morning on this monday, july 5th. you're watching abc 7 mornings live on abc 7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we're going to start with the forecast. >> it's quite a morning out there. quite damp once again. and temperatures running in in the 50s. a little bit of fog. visibility down to one mile at half moon bay which means it's going to be lower than that in some areas along the coast if you have to drive there in the next couple of hours. 3 in petaluma. what you'll also notice is just how juicy the air is. lots of drizzle and mist falling still thanks to that on shore breeze gusting to 33 up in fairfield. so we've got a nice breeze today and temperatures that'll reach the low to mid60s from it the coast into san francisco. low to mid70s around the bay. 78 to 85 in the south bay. some upper 70s to low 80s in the north bay and mid to upper 80s our warmest spots in the

east bay. there was a heavy police presence in santa rosa for a possible shooting. this is near beachwood and greenwood drives. a car drove by and someone inside fired multiple shots into the crowd that was watching fireworks. no word on any injuries. in the east bay the kirker pass road in contra costa county is back open. a vehicle fire spread to grass around 1:30 yesterday. this was near nortonville road not too far from concord pavilion. cal fire and east bay regional parks helped firefighters contain the fire. the road was closed for several hours. illegal fireworks filled the sky in antioch. the city held a fourth of july celebration but that didn't stop people from setting off their own fireworks. there were bad traffic jams trying to get home from the city's official show downtown. some residents were blocking off streets to shoot their own fireworks. contra costa county fire

officials say they responded to more than 50s fires. a big problem during this drought but fewer than we saw last year. >> concerns were high because b of the dry grass. cornell barnard live with what crews were facing. concern big crowd last night for a fireworks show put on by the professionals. but it's the nonprofessional shows which had firefighters so busy overnight. but they say it could have been much worse. now illegal fireworks lit up the skies over concord and pleasant hill sunday. many sparked fires. the contra costa fire department spent weeks preparing for july 4th. seizing hundreds of pounds of illegal fireworks from people trying to sell them online. the city of concord decided to go all out moving the show so people around the east bay could see them. firefighters say combating illegal fireworks is not easy.

>> it does challenge us. i would liken our enforcement efforts to undercover drug operations. >> the contra costa fire district responded to 48 grass and exterior fires and five structure fires which was a 20 and 40% reduction from last year. the department thanking everyone who helped by not using illegal fireworks and reporting fires when they saw them. definitely a busy night for crews. people were shooting off illegal fireworks from around the south bay. this is video from before 9:00 last night. those fireworks were being shot off by peoples homes. undercover police in newark caught two men they saw selling illegal fireworks out of this van. they were arrested for. along with $3300 in cash.

a special steal from the alameda county sheriff's office was called in to dispose of the fireworks safely. only safe and sane fireworks are allowed in newark and only up until july 4th. the bay area celebrated the fourth of july in american style. parades and picnics were largely back this year after the pandemic canceled so many of last year's events. hundreds of people came out to watch the parade in. in alameda, the uss hornet held a celebration. honoring fallen men and women who have served in the armed forces. >> kids having this experience means everything to us. learning about the history of the country. >> the people that have fought for our country and freedoms for us to be here. >> everyone we talked to says the holiday was a great time to get back together with friends and family after the last 15 months plus of staying away

from each other. president joe biden hosted the largest event of his presidency at the white house for the fourth of july. he touted the nation's progress in the fight against covid-19 but urged unvaccinated americans to get their shots. >> reporter: fireworks on the national mall celebrating independence day. a celebration at the white house marking progress in the nation's independence from the coronavirus. >> this year the fourth of july is a day of special celebration for we are emerging from the darkness of years. >> reporter: in the largest event of his administration, president biden hosting a barbecue for 1000 military families and essential workers. and honoring the more than 603,000 american lives lost to covid-19. >> to heal you have to remember.

we have to remember them. and we will. >> reporter: the event coming after the biden administration missed its goal of 70% of americans receiving at least one vaccine shot by july 4th. 67% of u.s. adults have had one dose and 58% are fully vaccinated. a new abc news washington post poll finds among those unvaccinated, 74% say they're unlikely to get a shot. >> my fellow americans it's the most patriotic thing you can do. in you haven't gotten vaccinated, do it now. >> reporter: the call to action all the more urgent with the highly contagious delta variant. accounting for more than 26% of new covid cases nationwide. >> we are seeing increases in cases in those areas in the country where there's lower vaccination rates. >> reporter: those concerns about the delta variant are

getting amplified as u.s. road and air travel reaches prepandemic levels. travel experts recommend driving home before 1:00 p.m. canada is easing some of its border restrictions after being closed for nearly 16 months. starting today canadians permanent residents in the international students and essential travelers who are fully vaccinated will not have to quarantine. they will have to take a test. the next stage of reopening could come as early as july 21st when the government evaluates how things are going. >> then we start reopening so americans and others who are fully vaccinated can come into canada will depend on how this goes. how we're able to keep canadians safe. >> there are no changes for people who are not vaccinated or partially vaccinated people. tourism and nonessential travel

is not allowed to canada. kate middleton in self- isolation. the duchess of cambridge's covid-19 contact. good morning. >> morning. >> woken up a lot last night? >> constantly. >> yes. >> yeah. always happens. here's the aftermath. thinking about going to santa cruz, we're waking up to cloudy conditions there. some of the boats about to head out. little cleanup needs to be done. usually they run the machine along the sand. maybe they're getting a late start. let's take a look at what to expect for your activity planner. we have as far as heading out to the coast. limited sunshine today. little warmer with 72 there while most of the coast will be around 60. just out and about enjoying your day off or like us have to run errands, we'll have clouds early and sunshine.

extreme sunshine the strongest sunshine we've had all year. the burn factor even shorter time frame today. we have a small craft advisory from 3:00 to 9:00 in the usual spot from the golden gate bridge, north of the bay bridge through the deltas when the winds in the chop will be the fastest. quiet as we look, gray out there. some drizzle. there's that uv index. extreme. look at everything else. there's just pine and privet pollen. temperatures right now about 58 in los altos hills. right around the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. most of us in the mid50s with 63 in midwood city. through the forecast you can see from 9:00, not much of a change. head up to noon. 60s and 70s with the clouds back to the coast where they stay stubborn. during the afternoon hours, 60s

there. near 70s around the bay. this will last throe days. then it's going

developing news from surfside, florida. the part of the collapsed condo building that was still standing is now just a pile of rubble. crews demolished it overnight. now the difficult work of searching for victims can resume. crews are hopeful they'll be able to get to areas they haven't been able to get to yet. >> reporter: overnight crews demolishing the remaining structure of the partially collapsed condo building in surfside, florida. residents told to close their windows and stay inside as the demolition team uses a technique called energetic felling. the blast starting from the bottom of the structure and within seconds the building crumbled to the ground. appearing to fall away from

existing rubble where 121 people are still unaccounted for. >> gravity will pull it almost straight down but it'll have a little tilt to it where the material wants to stay away from the collapsed part so they can continue their recovery. >> reporter: officials deciding to bring the remaining structure down before any impacts from tropical storm elsa are felt. earlier sunday officials searched for any pets left in the building. >> as soon as the building is down and once the site is deemed secure, we will have our first responders back on the pile to immediately resume their work. >> reporter: this morning rescue workers acknowledging the odds of are dwindling. an experienced expert no longer believes there are any survivors under the rubble. >> the circumstances as we saw the last few days are too difficult for me to say professionally that i believe

there is a solid chance to find somebody alive. >> reporter: in miami beach, no fourth of july fireworks this year. instead the city inviting residents to stand outside with a candle. a flashlight or anything that lights up to remember the victims and honor first responders. a man accused of trying to drive his car into a group of pedestrians and crashing on to the grounds of the washington monument is set to appear in court today. 30-year-old joseph dessin of new jersey hit a security barrier and then drove toward a crowd of people on the sidewalk. this happened saturday night. now investigators are looking into whether this was an intentional act. he is charged with assault with a deadly weapon and destruction of government property. small businesses around the world are still locked out of their systems after a major ransomware attack. i.t. services provider kaseya is

working to stem this attack which just happened before the holiday weekend. about 1000 businesses are impacted. cyber security experts say that they believe the same russian hackers who were behind the colonial pipeline hack are responsible for this latest cyber crime. >> it's happening more and more often. and there's one reason for it. they can get away with it. crypto currencies is providing a means of compensation that can't be tracked. >> president biden has been briefed on this issue. the fbi is investigating. coming up on gma, tips and tricks to avoid ransom ware attacks. now for your morning money report. a big change coming today to america's second largest company. jeff bezos is stepping down as amazon's ceo. he's transitioning to another executive chair position saying he wants to spend more time on other ventures like his space company blue origin. bezos leaves his position after

two decades and changing the online market place forever. forbes estimates his net worth is nearly $202 billion. taking his place, amazon web services chief andy jassy. if you're having too much fun with family and friends yesterday and didn't scoop up bargains, got to worry. there are still some fourth of july weekend deals out there. good morning america is breaking it down for you. >> so bed, bath and beyond you can save up to 50% on a lot of the store, including kitchen items. pots and pan sets. best buy, select appliances from whirlpool and lg on sale. and you can actually save more there if you buy a bundle of appliances instead of just one. macy's offering between 20 and 60% off women's swim suits, handbags and jewelry and you can save up to 20% off with a special online code. early indications what we spent

the most on in the last 24 hours, probably not surprising, food, alcohol and fireworks. >> you can watch a full report on gma at 7:00. check your fridge. tyson is recalling nearly 8.5 million pounds of chicken because of listeria contamination. the usda says they were shipped to retailers and institutions like hospitals, nursing homes, restaurants and schools. there are reports of one death and two people getting sick. the usda says consumers should throw away the recalled chicken or return it to where you bought it. a popular discount bus line is going out of business. bolt bus is shutting down operations indefinitely after low ridership during the pandemic. the bus operator announced it was transferring most of its routes to greyhound so it can undergo renovations. now greyhound announced it's

not planning to put bolt buses back on the road. bolt bus was known for its $1 seats and free wi-fi. do you need a place to go on your first date? bumble is opening a restaurant in new york city to go along with their dating app. it's called bumble brew. the restaurant is supposed to feel like a casual all day cafe but at night it's a whole other story. bumble says the ambiance will feel more like an intimate restaurant and a wine bar. hand made pasta and shareable plates. it's expected to be open on july 24th and expand its hours later in the summer. >> okay. >> now do you have to be on like a bumble date to go? >> that's what i was wondering. can you be by yourself? >> maybe. that's you can find someone. >> you meet someone. >> this is interesting. >> and share your plate with them. >> if you wish. >> when that came up. do you share your plate on a first date? >> no. >> i'm going to say no.

>> we'll see >> still no. >> no sunshine right now. mount tam showing that. we have drizzle. if you're heading out in the next couple of hours, be aware of that. it will -- the sun will return for our bay and inland neighborhoods this afternoon. we have a heat wave that begin i s thursday. risk of heat illness is going to be ramping up. 92 iland by wednesday. thursday, friday, saturday, sunday around 100 degrees. by monday we're in the mid90s. we have at least four days of extreme heat coming to aurinland neighborhoods. for now we have two areas of low pressure bringing us this breezy on shore flow. the clouds at night and the drizzle and the temperatures are pretty moderate. once it leaves that's when it heats up. morgan hill, gilroy, low to

mid80s. 74 to 78 for the rest. 72 with afternoon sunshine. 72 to 79 is our spread on the peninsula. coast, 59 to 60 degrees. mid to upper 60s for downtown south san francisco. also towards sausalito. going to the game, notice the time. it's 305. it's a different time than we're used to. imagine it's on national tv. that's the reason why cardinals and giants over there. we have 80 at san rafael. near 90 in cloverdale. east bay, 69 in berkeley. our valleys, 84 to 90 degrees. splotches of green. more of us head back to work tomorrow with temperatures in the 50s. expect more of the same for tuesday and wednesday. thursday you can see temperatures jump to near 80 to mid90s around the bay and inland. 80s, 90s and 100s for saturday and sunday with 60s and 70s for

the coast and san francisco. >> thank you. kate middleton is self- isolating after coming into contact with someone with covid- 19. kensington palace issued a statement saying the duchess of cambridge is not experiencing any symptoms. she is fully vaccinated. kate's last public event was a visit to wimbledon on friday. the palace says she followed the rules about when to wear a mask. the duchess canceled her engagements including today's event to celebrate the 73rd anniversary of britain's national health service. pope francis is alert and well after undergoing surgery. he made his usual sunday appearance greeting well wishers yesterday morning. after that he underwent surgery to remove half of his large intestine. this is for a condition where pouches form along the digestive tract. this surgery is rare. the pope is expected to stay in the hospital for about a week if there are no complications. this is the first known hospital treatment for him since he was elected in 2013. a new state law is giving

student as chance to make up for poor grades after a tough school year. they have the option to make up the year. they can retake a grade. they ask for a low grades to be changed to pass-no pass or enroll in a fifth year school. csu accepts pass or no pass classes. special education in california has been underfunded for decades. now that's changing. the state budget approved last week includes $656 million for new funding for education. in march the state received $300 million in federal funding to help students with disabilities catch up after this year of distance learning. the funding is a game changer and school districts could consider how they will spend that money. a new report on children and pool safety warns the pandemic has put kids at an

increased risk. the reason is interesting. child drownings are on the rise. the agency says drownings are the leading cause of unintentional death for children ages 1 and 4. they say it's been hard for kids to get to swimming lessons during this past year because there just weren't any. if you have a pool it's important to have multiple layers of protection. barriers, covers and alarms. >> designate someone to keep an eye on the children in and around the water. >> as pools start to open up it's important for parents to sign their children up for swim classes. >> as far as adults go, experts say it's a good time to learn to perform cpr on children. winners are going to be announced tomorrow in alameda's porch of july event. >> residents decorated their

porches, yards, front windows and vehicles. each participant created a video showing their decorations. decorating categories included the most star spangled spirit, postcards from alameda, fun in the sun and the peoples choice award. winners are expected to be revealed tomorrow at the city council meeting. imagine doing your job while scaling down one of the tallest buildings in the country. a maintenance worker captured video of himself carrying out work on the spire of the chrysler building in manhattan last month. he is tethered to a safety harness 1,046 feet in the air. he was inspecting the stainless steel panels from the very top of the building down to the 72nd floor. >> when you inspect them, what is he inspect? who else is going to see them? >> these are good questions. who would know?

>> who would know? >> i need more details. i'm sure if he's going to do all this it is significant. >> someone would know. and the chrysler building is to me that is the best building in new york. for the skyline. i think it's the most beautiful. >> i guess it has to be inspected. >> right. all those sweeping shots in movies and stuff. it's got to be. imagine if it looked dusty. >> i can't. >> that's why we have this man. >> up next the seven things you need to noted. >> you can watch our newscasts live and on demand. it's available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming. >> as we head to break, taking a live

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to three alarms. a man who lives nearby saw fireworks in the area. the official cause is under information. number two, firefighters were busy putting out fires caused by illegal fireworks in the east bay. it responded to more than 50 fires. that certainly sounds like a lot, but it's a reduction over last year's independence day. number three, police are investigating a possible shooting in santa rosa from overnight. a witness says that a car drove up and someone inside fired shots into a crowd of people watching fireworks. number four, the part of the collapsed condo building that had been standing is now just a pile of rubble. this is the aftermath of last night's demolition. now the difficult work of searching for victims can resume. number five, president biden hosted more than 1000 military members, essential workers and their families for independence day. the crowd watched the fireworks on display on the national mall. number six, here's a look at what's going to start

thursday. especially inland. a heat wave with 90s and 100s for several days. >> oh. all right, number seven. this 80-year-old doctor in indiana is going door to door to help get his community vaccinated. dr. john goodall and his wife janet are wearing these signs making sure they answer any questions that their neighbors might have about the vaccines. >> i like this. i think that this is the way to go. you have people who are able to do it. they are trusted members of the community. they're having a very personal touch. >> he's knowledgeable. he can answer any questions. >> yep. they're not in a rush. >> they are not. sit down. >> let's talk about why you're not vaccinates. >> let's have some tea. >> some lemonade. >> let's just chat about some stuff. including the vaccination. >> we'll eventually get to that. after i soften you up. >> that's how you do it? >> yep. >> that couple could sell me on

anything. they really could. what is this? nothing at all? good morning, america. overnight, crews bring down what was left of that collapsed apartment building in florida. the rest of surfside standing tower demolished. >> it really needed to come down because it was impinging upon the effort to rescue everybody in that pile of debris. >> a new building evacuated. nearby cities launch reviews of their high-rise buildings as that tropical storm takes aim at florida. elsa on the move. ginger is tracking the path. holiday homecoming. millions of americans traveling this morning. airports bracing for the biggest crowds since the pandemic and with drivers heading back home, the worst time to be on the road. hitting a wall? as the white house celebrates our progress in the fight against covid, a new poll showing how hard it will be to