oakland police say those shootings, at least one homicide meant they did zero fireworks enforcement because they were overwhelmed with 911 calls. as laura anthony found, fire departments throughout the east bay were scrambling to respond to dozens of fire spurred by illegal fireworks >> 12 hours of nonstop chaos. >> reporter: it's not just the illegal fireworks. the reign of terror, violenterrn that left at least two people dead, and several others were critically injured. >> my heart goes out to the families of the victims. the celebratory gunfire led to the vast majorityvast majorityva shootings. a man was left with critical injuries after being struck by a vehicle during a sideshow. a 16-year-old boy was hit in

the head by a bullet from celebratory gunfire. >> although we were prepared to address fireworks as well as sideshow activity, violence over took all of our resources. the oakland fire department responded to numerous fires that were likely started by fireworks. oakland was not alone. contra costa county the fire department responded to dozens of fires including one in this martinez neighborhood. >> this rain told us he confronted a group of young people setting off fireworks just before the fire started. >> we had some rowdy neighbors that were setting off fireworks. >> i was going to come down that hill and work its way this

way. >> firefighters tackled more than 50 fires on the fourth of july >> there is no such thing as a safe are controllable fireworks, especially not in these conditions. we have the most dangerous fire conditions on a holiday weekend and many years.years.years.year. take a look at some of the fireworks confiscated by police. officer saw a 40% increase in calls for service on the fourth of july. officers were able to seize about 500 pounds of illegal fireworks. said tableau did not have a city sponsored fire show because of the pandemic. >> debris was left behind by revelers last night. people set off all kinds of fireworks including the safe and sane once which are illegal

in the city. trash was left behind all around san francisco. aliens a people are heading home after celebrating the fourth of july. the most people have passed through the airport since the start of the pandemic. and that record could be broken again today. >> i have not seen at fast. >> it is not much better out on the roads. 44 million people who drove to their holiday weekend destinations will head home and traffic will be worse by this evening. >> liz, how is it looking out there? >> you know, all things considered, things are looking pretty good. there have been just three

canceled flights. there have been more than 1000 canceled flights. the biggest thing for people is something we have not seen in a long time and that is the crowds. >> reporter: amid the crowds a welcome sight. the board shows the flights almost entirely on time. she flew back home after spending a week in florida for her first getaway since the pandemic began. >> i did expect some mishaps, but it was pretty smooth. >> reporter: she is one of the 48 million americans aaa is estimating is traveling this weekend. >> that is only eclipse by 2019. we are pretty much back up pre- pandemic levels. >> reporter:.and other factors like a staffing shortage has left some travelers sticker shocked >> we tend to go back t■o oston for the summer.

we tried to get back for the fourth and the flights were outrageous. we could not get seats together. >> reporter: tonya says that they decided to fly today after finding a better option. >> outrageous price. eous price outrageous. most of the tickets for over 1000. it is basic economy. >> reporter: that is why aaa says 91% of travelers are doing so by car. >> flights are limited and the cruises aren't really back at all. we are seeing more people travel by the road. >> reporter: and here are lines to get >> this uber driver says a busy holiday weekend at an office in effect on his weekend. >> many people went out of town for the fourth of july. it is not

>> of course, so many people are out of town traveling to places like hawaii, tahoe, las vegas and phoenix. aaa says this pent-up travel demand will last throughout the summer. if you do decide to travel, you will see a bigger price tag. abc7 news. >> you know, whether it is the crowds or the cost or logistics, what are some of the biggest troubled spots right now? >> specifically for tonight, we want to let people know that starting right around right now will be the busiest time on the roads for people. the most congested part of the bay area will be the highway 17 corridor between santa cruz and san jose. there will be a 340% increase

in travel. if you can avoid that area, you might want to. >> thank you for the tips. san francisco police blocked off a street in the richmond district so the fire crews could attack a house fire between california. neighbor saw flames and pull three people out of the house before firefighters were able to get there. they will have to find a new place to live. the cause of the fire is under investigation. fire fires are making progress against three large fires in california. that fire has burned 46 square miles which is nearly the size of san francisco. and containment of the tenant file is up 51% and the salt fire near reading is that let's check in and get a

first look at the forecast >> we will probably have heightened concern about wildfires and heat related illness later in the weekend. we are looking at a typical seasonal range of temperatures, 60s to 70 around the bay and a few 80s inland. high pressure over the desert southwest that will merge with an area of high offshore. over the next few days, we will see this dome of high pressure develop over central california and it will raise temperatures, the high temperatures by thursday will be in the upper 90s and low 100s. on friday, 103 and some locations. heat wave is building and by the weekend. a lot more to come.

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>> it is long overdue. civil engineers say that america has a $3 trillion deficit just to maintain our existing roadways. they grade the infrastructures and half. california is c-. this is an investment we have needed to do for a long time. >> from your perspective with 13 measures that you name is on, what is the most important of those? >> i have been involved in transportation and air quality for a long time. i have chaired legislature now being in the committee and the house. i was able to put a lot of those together. the most exciting for me it's a clean corridor's act. it is a top priority. this is to prepare ourselves for a whole new. 18 of the 20 largest

manufacturers are moving their production to battery, electric, and fuel cells. that component is $4 billion. the chinese have over 800,000 charging stations in china. the united states has 41,000. we cannot sell these cars if we don't have the infrastructure. it is exciting to be part of that. it also provides really good transition for good paying union jobs that we value here. >> this is a massive bill and anonymously expensive. can we afford it? >> we have to. we cannot afford not to do this. the politics of investing for 30 or 40 years are republican colleagues, they have raise

taxes. and so our purchasing power has gone back for 30 years. we really need to invest in this. the average driver in california loses $1000 per year because of congested. just a maintenance on their cars and fuel costs. if we can updated, it is a great investment. >> congressman, what do you estimate the chances of this bill passing more or less in its present form to congress? >> it is hard to get anything done. we have seen this for congress has failed to act on investing in our infrastructure. i think with the current leadership that we have, most of this bill i believe will work. a lot of it i hope will be part of a bipartisan agreement. we hear about what is happening

in the senate. we get two republican votes. i think that will happen and then we have the other option of reconciliation. that has got to be focused on the budget. i am very encouraged. >> as you heard, he believes that given the improving economy and the commitment to this process he feels fairly confident that this bill has a good chance at least of remaining somewhat intact as it moves through the process. former president jimmy carter and his wife are marking and special occasion this wednesday. they are celebrating their diamond anniversary. it is 75 years of marriage. they first met in 1945. in a rare interview, they told

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this is a life you looking back toward the golden gate. lots of clouds are stocking up. 71, mountain view. 88, morgan hill. here is a view of the clouds is a push from the coast out over the bay. it is 71 degrees in santa rosa right now. 88, fairfield. skies are blue as you're looking at this direction. we will see low clouds and fog and spotty drizzle overnight and into the early morning hours. seasonal rains over the next two days. this could be a scorching heat wave. overnight, advancing low clouds and fog. 4:00 tomorrow morning, there

may be a couple of damp spots on the roadways. a lot of low clouds in the area. they will give us another many sunny day over the bay and inland with clouds lingering at the coast. overnight temperatures in the mid-to lower 50s. tomorrow size, 58, half moon bay. many low 70s and other locations down in the south bay. mid-70s to mid-80s. and then mid-70s to mid-80s and the northbay. on thursday, upper 90s to 100 degrees or higher. friday the heat becomes more extreme up to 104 degrees. in clear lake, 106 degrees likely. heat -related illness may be a concern. here is our accuweather seven-

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rates are seeing increases. 60% are fully vaccinated. and the delta variant continues to spread across the u.s..the u. we spoke to infectious disease experts exploring this mutation and thinking a booster shot might be needed. he joins us live from the newsroom. >> reporter: just to give you some perspective of as a how fast these variants are mutating. the delta variant is a variant of concern. in july, we have cases of delta plus in the u.s. that is a concern that these mutations will continue. >> reporter: accounting for nearly 36% of cases in june across california is the delta

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>> reporter: this infectious disease specialist says the delta plus variant is an example of the need for a global vaccination plan. the . delta variant was detected in india and then it mutated into the delta plus and now it's in the u.s.? >> it looks like it has been detected in utah. >> when we get protection from the vaccines, you form t cells across 85 parts of the protein. losing 11 to 13 places on the spike protein, you have very strong t-cell immunity from the vaccine. >> reporter: will there be a need for those variants? >> there is a chance i think it will be a decision that the united states makes and their likely to emulate the uk and israel to see if they

need a third shot. >> reporter: more data needs to be collected to confirm if it's more transmissible. the delta variant is a dominant variant in california. there are more unvaccinated people in more places, these variants will continue mutating. we want to really dig a little bit deeper.deeper.deeper. a member of our vaccine team is back with us today. we've got the delta variant in the delta plus variant. how serious it says? >> it is serious when you take all the factors into account. just like was what the doctor mentioned, there are communities all over this country were vaccination rates are pretty low. take into account the polls are showing there is a large american hesitancy to get the

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it is time now for the four. it didn't look like the warnings have stopped people from setting off fireworks. you can see the fireworks going off in many neighborhoods. residence in san francisco and san jose could hear the fireworks going off late into the night. contra costa fire district responded to 53 grass and exterior fires. oakland responder to 61 fire related calls. the good news is that there was no catastrophe. we were talking earlier. people just will not heed the warnings. >> i don't even know what to say anymore about people behaving badly. i didn't leave the station

until midnight. as i was driving home on 580 through oakland, i could see the fireworks going off here and there. >> i know that it is a fun holiday and fun to celebrate. you're putting everyone at risk pick >> we were talking about this yesterday. we were just hoping we wouldn't set off a huge catastrophe while fire. it is preventable by being safe and watching the normal show. it was definitely a concern. >> i was hearing rooms until past 1:00 a.m. when it comes to truly safe and sane fireworks, it's hard to be downieville. yesterday the small town rolled out its fireworks display for the 14th consecutive year.

the sound of bubblewrap being stomped on rang loudly through the rustic downtown. downieville is in the heart of taco national forest were fireworks our band. i like that. what do you think? >> that is fun. the kids must have loved that. when ever i get that packing material i start popping it. there is something satisfying about it. >> it was very fun. i do the same thing. we do it as well. the people were dressed in colorful outfits. they have the sound individuals. >> what are some other alternatives. >> i'm not sure about the color. i thinking about food and eating. eating was at the top of mind. >> all safeway's to celebrate.

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>> in australia where i live we've had the worst fatal shark encounters in a >> chris hemsworth is trading in his hammer for a wetsuit to kick off. >> any sharks? >> probably. >> his mission is finding out how humans and sharks can peacefully coexist. >> i want to find out if we can live together without doing each other harm. >> reporter: he will dig into the science of sharks. going on a dive with the legendary expert. talking with a pro surfer about his first hand encounter with a shark. >> i got hit from this side. straight in the face.

>> learning about all of the latest experiments and there analogies. he will try and prevent deadly shark attacks. >> the aim is to develop a safer surf board with an electrical shock to terror in it. >> we want to know how many sharks there are. >> never losing sight of the absolute beauty that these fish possess. >> it is such a privilege seeing these massive creatures of clothes. >> that looks very educational as well as entertaining. it will span across four channels and it starts at 9:00 tonight on that geo. disney is the parent company of nat geo and channel 7.channel 7. that is it for abc7 news

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