the day. we are hearing about more snacks for travelers. six flights have been canceled including one that was supposed to leave for honolulu. 45 flights have been delayed. the most noticeable thing is something we haven't seen in a while, and that is the crowds. >> reporter: the crowds were a welcome sight. the flights were almost entirely on time. >> reporter: she is one of the 48 million americans traveling this fourth of july weekend? >> that is the second highest reported record the aaa adds it is only eclipsed by 2019. we are pretty much right back

at pre-pandemic levels >> the travel combined with other factors has left some travelers sticker shocked. >> we love here but have family in boston. we go back for the summers. we tried to get back on the fourth and the flights were outrageous. >> reporter: tonya henderson traveling with her daughter said they decided to fly today instead of a better option? >> they were outrageous. >> most of the tickets were over $1000. it is basic economy. >> reporter: that is why aaa said 91% of travelers are doing so by car. >> flights are limited and the cruises are not back at all. we are seeing more people travel by their road trip. >> there are lines to get gas. >> reporter: this uber driver

says a busy weekend had an opposite effect on his business >> this weekend was slow because people were out of town. it is not bad. when you compare it with other weeks, it was too slow >> people are out of town traveling to places like lake tahoe. there for such a pent-up demand to travel. according to aaa, if you are considering traveling this summer, you will see crowds and hire price tags. before you go, for people traveling home, what troubled spots do you want to mention? >> hopefully for a lot of our viewers, they are at home and not stuck in this traffic. right now is the busiest time

to be on the roads. we know the aaa has narrowed on highway 17. the corridor between san jose and santa cruz is the most congested. it will be about 340% more crowded than normal. >> fireworks, sideshows and celebratory gunfire. first responders in the east bay had their hands full last night. they did not respond to calls for firework enforcement because they were overwhelmed with 911 calls for other crimes. seven shooting investigations from last night and in one case a woman was critically injured and in another a 16-year-old was hit in the head by celebratory gunfire. another man was critically injured after he was hit by a car.

>> although we came out prepared to address fireworks as well as sideshow activity, the violence overtook all of our resources. >> firefighters responded to dozens of fires last night, many started by illegal fireworks. in martinez, a fire got dangerously close their homes. in san pablo police were busy cracking down on illegal fireworks there. the department saw a 40% increase in calls for service. police confiscated over 500 pounds of illegal fireworks. there was no city sponsored fireworks show because of the pandemic. fireworks are to blame for a fire the damage appear in the hunters point neighborhood. no injuries were reported. the cost of the damages not yet

known. britain plans to fully reopen in two weeks with no masks or 86% of adults have received the first vaccine dose. according to the cdc, 67% of americans have received at least one dose. three in 10 adults have not gotten a vaccine and definitely will not get one. 73% of that group leaves u.s. officials are exaggerating the risk of the delta variant. the delta variant is spreading across the country. there is a new version called delta plus. we spoke to infectious disease experts studying this variant and are concerned a booster shot might be needed. she joins us live from the newsroom. >> and just to give some perspective as to how fast

these variants are mutating. the delta variant is a variant of concern. and now we have cases of delta plus in the u.s.. >> accounting for nearly 36% of covid-19 cases in june across california is the delta variant. many have heard of it but have they heard about the new mutation? >> have you heard about the delta plus? >> reporter: these mutations are being studied by a doctor and his team. >> the delta variant has 18 different mutations. seven of them are in despite protein. the delta plus variant has an additional mutation in spike for some people are saying it is resulting in increased transmissibility. >> reporter: he met with close to 50 scientists to understand how the delta variant is

mutating. >> it is mutating compared to other viruses incredibly quickly. i think a big part of that is because there is a african percentage of people that get infected that are asymptomatic. >> reporter: this infectious disease specialist says the delta plus variant is a vital example of the need for a global vaccination plan. the delta variant was first detected in india and then mutated into delta plus and now it is in the u.s.? >> it looks like it has been detected in utah. >> reporter: when we get protection from the vaccines, you form t cells across 85 parts of despite protein. and so 11 to 13 places on the

spike protein, you have strong t-cell immunity from the vaccine. >> reporter: will there be a need for the booster? >> there is a chance of that like older people. it will be at decision the united states makes to emulate the uk and israel whether they need a third shot. >> reporter: more data needs to be collected to confirm if the delta plus is more transmissible than the down type variant. we know is a dominant variant in california. the more of vaccinated people there are, the more places these variants have to continue mutating. for those not medical experts, do you know if there could be a delta plus plus as the cycle continues? >> yes, according to doctors, these variants if given the chance can and will continue to

mutate. the majority don't have an effect on the virus, but some will help the virus mutate even faster. thank you. should we be worried about the delta variant in the bay area considering the high vaccination rate? i spoke with our vaccine team member about that earlier today. >> up to going out right now to the embarcadero or wherever, you are well protected. that is something to be optimistic about. as we see these surges in travel, you could be flying somewhere with an increased community transmission rate and a lower vaccination rate. that is something to take into consideration. mixing different populations is how we can see passing the variant and subsequent

mutations. >> okay. we talked about booster shots. what about booster shots for everyone? is that something we might have to entertain? >> as of right now, i have not seen the data on booster shots for everyone. so far, all the vaccines that we have available show great efficacy against the delta variant. the reason that we are talking about the delta variant is because it is possible that immunity may wane over time or we may see another variant come out. it could prove to be more dangerous and we night need to add a boost. we are hoping not to get to that point. that is something we need to keep our eye on. >> more to come here. my

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night. several more bodies were pulled from the rubble. >> we worked hard to bring this building down to get access to this pile where it is hope their avoids that will allow us to continue the search and rescue operation. >> reporter: it was the safest decision. >> these winds could be quite strong across the area as well as locally heavy rain and localized flooding. >> reporter: mother 100 people are still accounted for. those who survived are working on rebuilding their lives and their homes are entirely destroyed. >> this is not about losing property. this is about trauma. >> reporter: two there bart buildings were evacuated. 300 residents were told to leave because an engineer found the building structurally and

electrically unsafe >> when i'm coming home i realize all this commotion. >> reporter: after this unthinkable tragedy, local cities are looking to bring high rise building into compliance. abc news, new york. stacks of fireworks piled next to a rental truck ignited and set off explosions during a block party in the ohio. >> people were yelling and running for cover as fireworks exploded in every direction. this was in toledo, last night. four people were hurt. none of their injuries were life-threatening. someone through a back of use fireworks in the back of the truck causing the explosion. >> people of got to stop doing

irresponsible things. something could've gone into someone's house and injured someone in the house. >> irresponsible and stupid. the only fireworks legal are poppers and sparklers. >> you can see how that whole situation turned into a crisis. there is heat in our forecast. >> and a lot of it. it is a couple of days away and we have time temperature for it. we've got a nice summer evening with breezy conditions in an onshore flow producing wind speeds up to 20 miles per hour. 16 to 22 miles across the region. it is cooler by a few degrees right now. let's take a live view from emeryville looking back at san francisco which is about to get swallowed up by the advancing

marine layer. it is 59 degrees in san francisco. san jose, 71. 59, half moonmoonmoon other temperature readings are 65 and santa rosa. 82, fairfield. mid-to upper 70s at concorde in livermore. we are looking across the embarcadero and it is quite breezy. much cloudier now than just a few minutes ago is that marine layer advances out over the bay. low clouds and drizzle will be our weather feature overnight. at will be mild to warm and then a heat wave will continue through the weekend. overnight, we can expect these conditions. the marine layer pressure is out across the bay. 5:00 tomorrow morning,

commuters will be greeted by a few spots in the roadways and a lot of fog. it will burn back to the coastline by mid day giving us sunny skies and lingering low clouds at the cause. low temperatures in the mid-to upper 50s. high temperatures, upper 50s at the coast and then upper 60s to low 70s in the middle baseline. in the south bay, low to mid- 80s. advanced to thursday. a sharp warm up with inland areas reaching temperatures in the upper 90s to 103. on friday, the same picture but hotter. 106 cloverdale. places like fairfield and antioch will have a few triple digit readings. so this heatwave will be with us for probably four days or longer. here is your seven day forecast. if you like mild to moderate

weather, it will heat up on thursday and remade really hot, especially in our inland areas. at the moment, it looks like the heat will ease up. mid-to upper 90s inland. it is going to be the first heat wave of july. >> and not good for fire danger either. your pets probably had a tough time with all of the fireworks last night. fireworks last night. local attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance.

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fireworks went off all over the bay area last night. some people enjoyed the displays but our pets do not. more pets run off and get lost over the holiday weekend because of the explosion setting off fireworks. >> dustin dorsey looked into it and found things were different this year in the south bay and on the peninsula. >> reporter: as a bay area celebrated their first fourth of july back, local animal shelters were on high alert. this little guy ran away and ended up at more pets go missing on july 4th and fifth than any other

day of the year. >> surprisingly, even though the covid restrictions have been relaxed, there are more parties and fire workers going on. we did not see a huge increase of animals. >> reporter: the spca saw four dogs and four cats at their intake center compared to 20 to 25 each they normally have over the holiday. and the same could be said for san jose animal care services. >> we find this really encouraging that there are less animals separated from their owners. >> reporter: the question we asked was why? san mateo county sounded like most locations across the bay area, a war zone for fireworks. >> we think it is a lot more education on the part of shelters throughout the nation to remind people to better help their animals deal with the

stress. >> numbers may be down for now, but that doesn't mean the pets are out of the woods yet. volunteers remain aware as pets can be reported missing in the days to come. >> the stress of your animal becoming separated from his family and home can be challenging. imagine if your cat or your dog or your rabbit got out. you are scared because you don't know where they can go. >> it is good news that less animals have come into the shelter. we hope that that trend continues throughout the day. >> reporter: contact your local animal control are animal society if you find an animal. brazen burglaries in san francisco with arrest rates declining. and santa rosa, and illegal fourth of july

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continues to rise across san francisco. there have been more than 3500 burglaries across the city so far this is is is is stephanie sierra found out the arrest rates are already declining this year. >> reporter: it can happen within the blink of an eye. thousands of dollars of capital gone within seconds. it happened twice in two weeks. he and his wife have owned sherman market at union and franklin for the past 30 years. >> every time we see a number on the phone, we think it's the alarm company. >> reporter: this person drove their car to break down the door. the headlights were visible through the glass. moments later, the door was pried open and the person ran out with $10,000 of lottery

scratchers. they have $10,000 in repair costs and they are out $20,000 worth of stolen merchandise? >> our have to check on the camera to see if the door is still there or not.or not.or no. >> reporter: there have been more than 3500 burglaries reported across the city so far this year. and more than 1100 burglaries of 50 biking out with close to $1000 worth of merchandise from a walgreens >> we are seeing burglaries happening in heavily populated areas. >> reporter: the deputy chief says they are working on increasing staffing but the department is close to 400 officers short. the percentage of cases cleared indicating an arrest was made for robberies, burglaries and arson are up to 6% of the

figures reported this time next year. >> we have a staffing shortage and we have work to do in that area. >> reporter: people like him hope for more incentive to curb these crimes. >> they know that they can't be prosecuted in san francisco. >> reporter: it is seriously traumatizing for us. we reached out to s.f.p.d. for further comment. we will of course they posted with any updates. hayward police have arrested seven people they say were part of her crew committing over 50 thefts and nine counties. you can see the counties here, most of them in the bay area. the suspects targeted like starbucks and walgreens. the suspects would pass notes claiming they had guns and ordering employees to take them

to the safe. the fbi and u.s. marshals have helped in this investigation. the suspects face charges including robbery and kidnapping. in the northbay a large party turned into a crime scene. police are looking for whoever drove by the party and opened fire killing one man and injuring three others. >> reporter: the remains of a boisterous july 4th fireworks party all over the intersection of beachwood in greenwood drive. crime scene in a trashcan and red circles the noting more than 20 shell casing. when bullets flew, witnesses say they sounded just like the fireworks. nobody wanted to put their face on television? >> i saw the car drive by and the arm out of the car with the gun. i saw the gunshots fired out of the car. >> reporter: gunshots from a

silver honda. four people went down including javier montana. >> all that i know is that he was out here celebrating with friends and a car drove by and started shooting at him. >> reporter: it was a fifth homicide and santa rosa this year. police believe this was a gang- related killing and they believe the victims were targeted. gain violence has been a problem all year long. >> there has been an increase in gun violence. >> reporter: there are many gang signs around town including on the street. by some estimates, there were 100 people at the party last night. when police visited, they felt threatened and forced to retreat. it was that kind of fourth of july with very little backup. >> we had more than double what we would have during a more mild day.

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one of the schools i volunteer rack, many of foster care kids and a couple kids told me they were cold that night. it made me feel so sad. you feel helpless. >> i kind of just broke it down and thought, this is something simple that i can do that can make a little bit of difference. >> i try to look at things from other people's perspectives. and i thought, what can i do for our community? >> they are called snug as a bug bags. every bag has a small lot 12, a stuffed animal, a crossword puzzle book, or a book for kids to read. i have carried the ladybug theme all the way throway throwo

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usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants-- an esl paraeducator from columbia, maryland... a corporate and career strategist from redondo beach, california... and our returning champion-- a community college instructor from portland, oregon... ...whose 5-day cash winnings total... and now here is the guest host of "jeopardy!"-- dr. sanjay gupta. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. you know, for the past several months as "jeopardy!" has featured guest hosts, the show has matched the total contestants' winnings

and made donations to some great causes. as of last week, "jeopardy!" has donated more than $2 million to charity. [ applause ] and there's much more to come. so good luck to courtney, mark, and rebecca. i hope you earn a lot of money for both yourselves and the charity i selected which is odyssey atlanta. let's play "jeopardy!" with these categories. starting off with... courtney, please take us away. disney movies for $200. mark. what is, uh, "toy story"? you got it. keep going. bordering the usa, $200. - mark. - what is vancouver? correct.