through the roof of an east bay business. keeping the cruise busy at this hour. and the pharmaceutical company getting ready to defend the need for a booster shot today. and it is back to work google employees. the controversial covid-19 roles. taking the next steps in space exploration. thank you for waking up with us. it is monday, july 12. >> i am happy that you are here. >> and i am happy that this heatwave is our over. >> this was a shock a shock system. >> every time you land in san franoroakland r being somewhere else in the summer, it is out. >> let's talk about how it is

over. look at the wind that gusting to 44 in fairfield. everywhere else has double digits in concorde, livermore, and hayward. look at the drizzle that you will run into driving around this morning. this afternoon, we have temperatures at 58. 61 in san francisco. upper 60s in oakland. 70s for the rest of the bay and a few areas inland. it is coming down for you also. we will talk more about that, coming up. another flex alert in effect today. the power grid operator asking you to conserve electricity from 4:00 to 9:00 tonight. there's a wildfire that is threatening transmission lines and continuing to strain the electric grid. and to the largest fire in california this year.

it has burned nearly miles and destroyed at least 20 homes. containment improved from 8% to 20% and the forest service says that the lightning caused a fire is burning through extremely dry brush and timber. sometimes it evaporates before it hits the ground. evacuation orders are in effect on both sides of the california and nevada border. firefighters across the bay area keeping busy over the weekend. in the hills, cruz worked for 7 hours to contain the diablo fire. flames swept through grassland, burning 120 acres degree heat. they responded to a fire near rocksprings park. it is an indication of the fuel type that we have right now. the high heat and low humidity. us illegal fireworks. e to fire

in concorde it has gotten so bad that they're relying on technology. between july 1 and july 7, police received nearly 800 calls. we can check out the quality and win anytime on your tv. the real-time weather tracker that you see the current conditions across the bay area. there live right now on the connected tv app. just search crews working to put out a fire in the restaurant in the east bay. the video shows the flames which broke out just before 3:00. contra costa county fire say that they're going through the hoops. it is not clear what could have started the fire. some google employees heading back to the office for the first time in months. they open the california offices on a voluntary basis.

we are joined live at google headquarters in mountain view with more on the return to the office. >> reporter: good morning. it is a big day in mountain view for this large tech company, google, maybe you have heard of it. it has some controversy. some employees filling pressure . they say it is voluntary and they can work from home and they could return to the office, but some google employees saying that there been called back to the office as one executive has moved to new zealand. the tech giant will not require that workers be vaccinated, but those who provide proof can remove masks in the office and on vaccinated employees will be required to wear masks. and jessica covid-19 test every week. most google employees are expected to be back in the office by september so this is voluntary. they're asking people to return if they would like to.

september is when the real change will come about. this is a bit of a test run as things start to return to normal. today, pfizer will try to citha boteis required to do wit variant. we have more on what fives are wants to know about the shot. >> reporter: the company says that a booster shot is needed within 12 months of the second shot for immunity against the delta variant. the two shot vaccine protects people and the cdc says that booster shots are not needed at this time. the former acting director of the cdc weighed in this morning on gma. >> it depends on what people do right now. if everyone to wear to get vaccinated with this faxing, there would be less virus

spreading around and less likelihood that there would be variant that we would need a vaccine for. we are addressing breakthrough cases of severe disease and hospitalization in people who are fully vaccinated. >> he does talk more about the dangers of the delta variant. you can watch the full interview coming up at 7:00 on gma. dr. fauci has not ruled it out yet but says it is too soon for the government to recommend another shot. if you are interested in making a vaccine appointment or have questions, head to our website. it is abc7news.com . three suspects taken into custody on gun and drug charges in denver are in court today. four people arrested after a hotel housekeeper saw a gun in their room. this is where the major league baseball's all-star game is set to be tomorrow. they alerted authorities and they found more than one dozen long guns and body armor and also more than 1000 rounds of

ammunition. three men and a woman in their 40s were arrested. the fbi says that they had no reason to believe the incident was connected to terrorism or a threat directed at the all-star game. >> we will find out the coming hours and days exactly how this one out. but one mistake trip them up and thank god for it. the weapons may be related to an illegal guns for drugs transaction. the senate is the san jose mayor is meeting with president biden and other mayors to talk about crime. local politicians and police are struggling to manage violence. the president is expected to discuss what federal law enforcement is doing to stop the flow of illegal guns which includes new strike forces. and also washington to help take down illegal gun traffickers. today, san francisco mayor london breed and the police

chief will be discussing the public safety statistics. this comes about the first half of 2021 so far. they will summarize stats from the program that to deter and reduce crime. this will be live streamed on the department's facebook page. there will be a sight to see in the sky tonight. this is a planetary conjunction. it is expected happen minutes after the sun goes down. venus and mars will be in the same field of view. despite being far away from each other, we will get to see it. both planets are targets for the next generation of space exploration. nasa has more options to study venus. we have some heat to get to and you can see that it is mainly lake county and parts of

mendocino county that are under the excessive heat warning until 8:00 tonight as temperatures reach the upper 90s to low 100s here. let's take a look at what is going on. as we go on 680, the area south and if you go to to 24, you will run into patchy drizzle during the morning commute. watch out for that. let's take a look at what is going on as far as our pollen that is up a little bit. just the trees that are moderate. the uv index will be high. if you have to be outside, it is out there once again. let's take a look at the rest of today. you can see that it is a little bit cloudy with the some mist and drizzle on this part of the peninsula. look at these temperatures. mid 50s. mainly upper 50s to50thcoas 69 to 72 for the bay temperatures from noon to 4:00. look at this, and the and 74 to 83. if you go out toward brentwood,

there is a possibility of reaching 90 there. look at the evening on the way. what a great evening for outdoor activities. we will take a look and see how long it lasts. coming up in the 7-day forecast. let's take a look at the commute. we are going to start off with a live look at the san mateo bridge where there has been a wind advisory. i am not used to talking this early in the morning. we have a wind advisory for the altamonte pass. moving to a live look in oakland showing the 880 at the coliseum there. that is moving south. i want to give you heads up on the construction site that is causing the issue. they are is roadwork here that is close between 680 and also concord avenue. that will be in place until 10:00 a.m. all lanes are blocked. on the peninsula today, san mateo is expanding the parking meter enforcement is back to

business as usual that includes all parking meters and commercial parking zones. the city resumed enforcement in the downtown business district one year ago. it expands enforcement to the remaining commercial areas. california had some of the hottest spots on the planet this week. we have new video that is close to showing us without felt like " and blastoff. the sweepstakes richard branson announced after his big step into space. and the search for a

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a police searching for a 37- year-old man who is missing in pleasanton. he was seen yesterday morning at around 11:00. he told his wife that he was going out for a run in the hills. when he did not come back, she called police for help. the police, sheriffs office, park police, and chp used drones and aircraft in the search. he is an avid distance runner

with no known health conditions. you could win a ride into space. richard branson is closer to making it a reality for everyday people like us after a big step this we the earth's atmosphere in his self-funded rocket. many are calling this history in the making. >> richard branson and his crew of five now safely back on earth . >> i have dreamt of this moment since i was a kid. honestly, nothing could repair you for the view of the earth from space. >> reporter: a historic step in space travel. many watched the live stream. >> it is thrilling that we are back out in space and doing it in a different way. >> overtime, like it's my go to space instead of going to

another country. or mac unlike additional traditional rockets, this is tethered to the mother step. the engines ignited of the spacecraft shot up towards space, traveling more than 52 miles above the earth surface. a former aerospace engineer calls the mission her store. >> what we met witnessed is the first step in the commercialization of space, just like the wright brothers. >> reporter: volunteers were a replica of the original spaceship on display. he had been scheduled to fly into space late summer and early fall but moved up the flight winning the billionaire space race. >> it's unclear why he would want to take the risk it, but i understand that he is competing with jeff bezos. >> reporter: jeff baeza wishing rancid luck saturday in a post on instagram. virgin galactic said it will start flying paying customers to space, opening up a new era

in human space travel. >> richard everything we can to help this incredible planet we live on. i will devote the rest of my life doing that's. >> reporter: there are more than six and people who have signed up for future flights, paying more than $200,000 each for a trip into space. after the flight, branson announced a sweepstakes for your chance to go to space. a $10 donation will get you 100 entries. this will be open through august 21st and winners will be announced at the end of september. did you feel the heat this weekend? it was hot in the bay area and hotter across parts of california. >> it was nearly 130 degrees and death valley, making it one of the hottest spots in the planet. this time lapse that we are going to show you will show you melting popsicles in front of the giant popsicles

installation and palm springs. saturn's record was 120 degrees. temperatures are expected to continue to rise in the desert this week. we are going down in the other way. >> we are definitely the mirage. the mirage in the middle of the heatwave. you might have been 130, it is not official yet, but it is 129. the lows were about 106 or 103. at night it was still 100. >> that is bad. for us, not so much anymore. we have a picture from san jose. you can see the cloud cover here and it is a look at oakland. 880, looking north from the coliseum. there is a lot of drizzle in the clouds this morning especially the east bay hills and along the east bay there. watch for that this morning. it will slow the sunshine and it is what is starting the air

conditioning. also the sea breeze thsea breez hottest part of the day and it will keep us relatively mild. this is going to happen just about every single day. let's go down to south bay. there are pockets of heat. 75 in sunnyvale. 79 san jose. 86 in los gatos. temperatures the mid to upper 60s. the rest of the peninsula is low to mid 70s and along the coast, upper 50s to near 60 with low to mid 60s in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. low to mid 60s on the northbay coast. around 73 in full i. 80 around san rafael. that is nice. 60s for richmond, berkeley, hercules. as we go inland, antioch and redwood at 91 degrees. everyone is falling back into

the 50s tonight with the drizzle out there again. let's take a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. steady today and tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures a couple degrees colder than average. it is right back average was saturday and sunday. $80 million, that is how much marvel's "black widow" brought in over the weekend setting a record. black widow is available on disney+. the film grossed over $215 million in total over the weekend. it stars scarlett johansson. he was supposed to come out in may 2020 but it was delayed due to the pandemic. i saw this in the movie theater this weekend. i enjoyed it. >> was the

back in movie theater after the pandemic? >> yes. >> people were packed in there and it felt so good to hear the gasps anlaughs. >> coming up, the 7 things to know this morning. and this video if you have not seen it, you have to watch a. terrifying moments at the carnival.'s people stepping in to keep the ride from tipping over. what went wrong. a super mario game worth a super price. is sold for more than the how price of a house. >> i think i have that. >> we

it is 5:22. here are the 7 things to know this morning. pfizer will meet with the fda and other federal health officials today seeking emergency use authorization for the covid-19 booster shot. google reopening the california offices on a voluntary basis starting today. vaccinated employees can take off their masks inside. unvaccinated people have to wear a mask and take vi19 test. the san jose mayor will be meeting with president biden and other officials today.

they are expected to talk on a plan to stop the surge in violence across the country. the acworth complex fire has destroyed 20 homes five miles north of tahoe. 134 square miles at burned. containment is at 20% so far. evacuation orders in place on both sides of the california/nevada border. we could see some smoke from the fires to the north. but for the most part, this is it. we out of the heatwave, except for lake county. this goes until 8:00 tonight. as they move later into the morning, we can see that all lanes are blocked at northbound 2 for 2. taking the reins of jeopardy. he is stepping in as a guest host. he calls the opportunity and

honor. you can watch a weeknights at 7:00 right here on abc7. an investigation underway to figure out what caused a carnival ride to malfunction. it happened at the michigan cherry festival. carnival ride mayhem in michigan. watch the terrifying moment that a pendulum ride holding a dozen passengers tipping back and forth. i one point, the ride lifted from the ground as it sinks back. one rider described as being caught in the air. i have been in that kind of ride before and it is a lot more violent, it seems more shaky. >> reporter: festivalgoers rushed to the attraction holding down the ride pi id the ordeal lasting only minutes. >> you have to be kidding me. we will look u be sure thiser?

rides are regulated. elon musk is due in court because of a lawsuit filed by company shareholders. the shareholders are claiming that elon musk did it to save the company from bankruptcy. he was also the board chairman of solar city at the time. the acquisition cost tesla $2.6 million. stockholders want him to repay that cost. amazon says the restore service after a global shutdown overnight for nearly two hours. shoppers cannot get past the home page and if they did, they were not able to complete any purchases. at the peak of the outage, more than 37,000 users reported having issues. there is no word on what caused the outage in the first place.

you have any old videogames lying around? they could be worth a lot of money. >> and unopened copy of super mario 1964 sold at auction for $1.5 million. that is nearly double the record that was set on friday for the most expensive single videogame ever sold. it is the best-selling game on the nintendo 64, according to heritage auxins. i know i still in this game. it is not in the original box but if you're at home and you could figure out how to shrinkwrapping, call me and we could make some money. $1.5 million? >> you have to get something. >> i like the sound of it. don't throw it away. please. coming up, for the first time since the

state to reopen. one bar owner describes what he has been sick the last few weeks. and one of the top health officials revealing whether he is still wearing a mask indoors. >> i do not dismiss it at all. i wrote the bill. on the environment. why would i not be for it? >> a whisper that speaks volu all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack is a patriot. fresh, sweet and full of freedom. new red, white & blue pancakes. this month's spotlight stack. see you at denny's.

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today. good morning, everyone. it is monday, july 12. we want to start the half hour off with meteorologist mike nicco. good morning. here is a look from the south beach camera. this is where i needed the wind chill wipers several time this morning thanks to the the onshore breeze. 34 miles per hour. it is a pain to drive into as we are going down 80 but it will be nice when head home to push it down. fairfield is 88 today. the rest of the east bay will be into the 80s. 73 in fremont. 79 in santa rosa. look at lakeport and ukiah, 198. this is where the most dangerous

air will be this weekend. you are under the excessive heat warning because of the high to very high risk of heat illness but that is it. no more day for you. then you will join us with comfortable temperatures. as california continues to reopen, google is reopening the bay area offices today on a voluntary basis. the tech giant will not be required workers to be vaccinated, but there are restrictions in place for unvaccinated employees. we have more outside of the google campus. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. unvaccinated workers will be required to wear a mask, but there is some controversy surrounding this reopening and it does not involve the masks. there are employees that feel like google should still allow them to work from home. they are questioning if they should be called back to the office, especially adding to the tension as one google executive announced that he plans to work remotely from new zealand. employees can request to work

remotely and it will be approving, a percentage of the house request, but most employees will be required to work in the offices in mountain view, so the competition to get approved is adding attention to the work place. the cafeteria will open for the first time since the pandemic. this will be for those employees who choose to return and the big shuttle buses that you have seen traveling from san francisco to the south bay, they will start running again today. this is the soft opening. today, employees are turning up voluntarily. they will be expected here two days a week a starting in september, except for those approved to work remotely. the new school year is about a few weeks away. california says that all teachers and students, regardless of vaccination

status, will need to wear a mask in the classroom. that is despite the cdc guidance saying that the masks were not required. >> this is one of the strongest prevention strategies we have seen with so many california students not vaccinated, having them all wear masks to start the year will give us the best chance of getting us all back to school. so that is why california has chosen to go with masks. there are strong scientifically driven and proven prevention strategy, but they do not have a requirement for physical distancing in our schools and that will help us get all kids across the state back in just four or five weeks. >> is this a health strategy or is it away to make sure that unvaccinated folks are not traveling? there should be some pressure on unvaccinated people. >> one of the benefits and this

pandemic has taken a toll on all of us differently. making sure that young people are coming back to school on even ground, where you don't see us singling students out for being vaccinated or unvaccinated, depending on where you are in the state. this does help us work through some of the early concerns and we have heard from administrators since the announcement of the decision on friday in schools across the state how great it is to have something that is simple and clear. that they do not have to plan around distancing or come up with special programs to determine who is vaccinated and who is not. >> there are mixed messages about wearing the mask and in l.a. their recommendations to wear the mask indoors. what are you doing in your personal life? if you go to trader joe's, how do you manage the mask situation? >> that is an excellent question.

thank you for asking. i choose to wear my mask indoors. i have three young kids who are not vaccinated. one is 11. i worry. i choose to do what is simple for me, just to wear a mask indoors. >> he says that he is hopeful that a vaccine will be available for children under 12 buy halloween. he says he does not anticipate any further lockdowns or restrictions because of the delta variant. if you have state unemployment and if it's, you now have to prove that you're looking for a job. they had wave that requirement when people are looking for work. they recognize that it is at odds with the stay-at-home order in place. now that the state has lifted most of the restrictions, recipients are being asked to start the job hunt and attest that they are doing so. growing unrest in cuba. purchase over the weekend. cuba has fallen on hard economicprice hikes

during the pandemic and people have had enough. protesters took to the streets in a country that is notorious for cracking down on dissent. it is the largest demonstration that cuba has seen in three decades. the president blames u.s.. cuban-americans in florida are also protesting. >> i want to see the president to do something now. >> we have to make sure that the message today moving forward is not lost and that the true nature of this barbaric regime is exposed. >> reporter: a marco rubio criticized the president for not taking action. he tweeted that the people of cuba bravely take the streets against 62 years of socialist tyranny. 12 hours later, president biden has yet to say anything about it.

a whitehouse delegation in haiti this morning looking into the investigation of the assassination of resident jovenel moise . he is believed to have entered the country on a private jet. they've arrested 20 people, including two americans. >> my ultimate goal is to give justice. >> the country is facing economic turmoil since the attack. there shortages of food and fuel. people lining up for gasket and using anything they can to haul it away. pope francis appeared in public and for the first time since undergoing surgery. he led the weekly prayer from the building on wednesday.

he says his going to haiti. he mentioned how important good healthcare is and said it should be free and accessible to all. the recovery effort at the site of the florida condo collapse is expected to take weeks. >> 90 people have been found dead, more than 30 are still missing. information about where the victims were in the building before collapse. >> this has been an extremely important component. it has allowed the search and rescue teams on many occasions, pinpoint exactly where the vic dems were ultimately found. >> an israeli search and rescue team was given a heartfelt sendoff yesterday as they left to return home. several people with israeli citizenship were reportedly killed and remain missing. possible financial penalties against some of former president trump's team. and what is lurking in lake e eare spotd th could tell much about what is happening. we will have a look at the

forecast with mike. all right. let's see what is going on with the san mateo bridge. we have drizzle this morning. watch out for that. windy and choppy conditions through the delta now and for most of us down to the golden gate bridge as we go through the evening hours, it is going to be damp and some of the mass transit stops. mostly cloudy with the onshore breeze increasing and the heatwave decreasing. we are pretty much good pretty much everywhere. we have the air quality. 50 in sunnyside. ocean beach and the financial district. we are pretty much in the 50s and going into pittsburg at 60. here is the way that the day breaks down. you can see the cloud cover all the way back to the coast as we head up toward the lunch hour.

50s across the coast into san francisco. a mix of 70s and 80s as we head to the outlying areas of the bay area. look at this. clear lake and cloverdale, 101 and 98. you are still under the heat advisory. mainly 80s inland. 60s and 70s around the bay at 4:00. you can see the cooling sea breeze at 7:00 irca 50s and 60s for the coast and the bay. 60s and 70s inland. let's take a look at the 7 day forecast and see how long it will last. i looked at the story so we need some more information. good morning. we will start off with a new crash in fremont. no injuries have been reported, which is good, but it does involve multiple cars. speeds are down to 14 miles per

hour. all lanes are blocked right now in concord at northbound 2 for 2. that is until 10:00 a.m. because of roadwork that will jam things up later on in the morning. all of the headlights are going westbound toward the maze. it is busy out there. so far, they are not on. oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret. eye contact.

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nothing but speculation. the vote. every president has their quirks and president biden has a habit of whispering when he speaks. >> people say that is a giveaway. you guys, i think it is time to give ordinary people a tax break . >> guess what, employers cannot find workers? and i say yes, pay them more. >> so this whisper could be intentional. a professor at the vanderbilt university say their reasons why we might be more likely to listen. >> we are in a period of medical discourse with the normal way of communicating is allowed and the volume is loud and the contrast effect between not just the previous president but other governmental actors and activists for him getting the message across depends on loud volume and it sets people

a back and you see someone going in a different reduction direction and reducing volume. >> is it makes the conversation feel more their attention. it is no loch ness monster but this was found in lake merritt recently. a sea creature that has the internet buzzing. >> reporter: it is a popular place but one thing that lake merritt is not known for is diverse marine life. >> i have never seen anything other than >> reporter: he has lived in oakland for eight years, always curious about what lies beneath the sometimes murky surface. >> sometimes the water is clear and there it was. >> reporter: this is what he shot tuesday evening. he was not sure what it was. >> i had to google it because i do not know how it got there. it was a that ray.

>> they are common in the san francisco bay, the use it as a march nursery. they may become common in the bay, but they were surprised at what had made it through the channel. could be a sign that the ecosystem of the lake is improving. >> he's probably the only one in there. there is probably not anything eating what he is looking for, so they are definitely foragers. he is probably looking for something to eat on the bottom. >> reporter: watching the video, she said she had no idea that they were in the like. >> this is an urban environment. >> reporter: it was less surprising for him to do the southern from the bay has been making it in. >> people the oakland no. they have been fishing for a long time. when you walk along the way, you see oakland in one not show.

recording so we found it. >> it is still alive? >> it is out there. the film is the loneliest well. the search for this is about the search for a well that they believe has lived its life in solitude because other whales cannot hear the frequency of its voice. >> we got the call back in san diego and they say we found and it is in l.a. and it is waiting for the closer. i could not believe it. it is ridiculous. >> the crowdfunding campaign helped to make the film a reality. the question is, do they find the whale? the director says the ending is not what you would expect. >> to your point, doesn't want to be found?

>> maybe it wants to be off the grid. >> maybe you do not want to deal with the drama. >> and here they come. >> trying to>> i have been doin my life. >> leave me and the that ray alone. we want the solitude. >> that is a good story. i have a pretty good story if you live where i lived over the weekend. i did not even want to go outside on saturday because the heat took your breath away. let's say what is going on. here is walnut creek. temperatures in the 80s today after being in the 90s yesterday. 100 on saturday. let's take a deeper dive into some other areas around the bay and there you go. we are looking at to the roof camera with a little drizzle. you can see the flags unfurled. that is the cooling sea breeze. the air conditioning has been turned on and san francisco is

going to share a little bit of it with the rest of us. we were hoarding it over the owunshine today. air conditioning with the cooling breeze and really seasonal temperatures throughout the 7-day forecast. you remember the high and the weather? it was a heat pump, now we have a cooler high. that will bring us cloudy and drizzly nights. maybe a little bit below average like in san jose. in average is about 92. if you go up the peninsula, low to mid 70s. mid to upper 60s. check out the upper 50s along the coast. low to mid 60s for downtown and south san francisco. 70 to 80 for most of the west bay valleys. look at the 90s and 100. along the east bay shoreline, we have upper 60s and a little bit deeper inland. 70s in san leandro.

into the valleys we go. 81 for san mateo to 91 in brentwood and antioch. we have more drizzle for the morning commute. pretty steady today and tomorrow and wednesday. a little bit cooler for thursday and friday them back down there for saturday and sunday. a very familiar face is going to be on the show this week. george stephanopoulos will be guest hosting starting tonight and he is taking us behind the scenes. >> reporter: it was such a privilege to step ontoeb ek mad >> this is a lot harder than it looks. >> everyone is going to guest host. >> reporter: do not fumble when reading the clues. stay focused and keep things

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welcome back. the finals on the same day meant some huge crowds at bars and one party poured onto the streets of san francisco's north beach. it was italy versus england and a thrilling batch, they claim the first european championship since 1968 in a penalty shootout. in the bay area, for many people it was the first time out with so many people. >> it is great for us all to be together and not have the distancing and celebrate together. it has been so long and it feels beautiful. >> this is a party. one bar owner says since the

state reopened last month, he is ordering four times the amount of alcohol he was ordering before the pandemic. >> what? >> i was going to say, who is covering the bar tab? it looks like they were having fun. good for them. were hearing from the doctor who jumped into action at the giants game. >> it happened saturday. he was there to watch his son, the nationals pitcher, and during the game, he saw a woman choking nearby. when they found her, she was not able to talk so they had to use the heimlich maneuver, dislodging the food that was trapped in her throat. >> people after the game were coming up to me and that made me feel really good. then that giants bought a bobble head for s after it settle down a little bit. >> that is a nice token to remember the day. the woman stay for the rest of the game and his other son is a right-hander with the texas

rangers. just producing baseball players left and right. now let's talk about where there is some excessive heat. in the northeast warner of mendocino and lake county, this is the only area under the excessive heat warning up to 106 degrees. the highs are a very high risk of heat illness. look at the flow. this is over the east bay hills. this is the marine level reaching all neighborhoods. anywhere from 2 degrees cooler than average. 79 in san jose. here is a look at redwood city. it is 9 degrees cooler than average. thank you. new at 6:00, saving firefighters time to save lives. disc couple came up with an idea that they say would make moral homes easier to savoring wildfires. plus a brand-new firefight overnight. flames ripping through the roof of this rests the restaurant.

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definitely a lot more intense. >> top at 6:00, california's wildfire watch. the intense response in the east bay fueling fears of just

how bad this season could be. the state's largest fire this year north of tahoe just wiped out an entire town. plus to booster or not to booster. today's major meeting pushing the debate on if you might need another shot. going back to google today. some workers are voicing complaints that you might share. >> you're watching abc 7 mornings live on abc 7, hulu live and wherever you stream. happy you're here, friend. happy you're back. >> yes. >> mike, let's talk about this heat wave leaving. >> moving on. >> the way we like to see it. >> it's going to hold on in two areas we have to talk about. for most of us it's going to be seasonal if not cooler than average starting today. there you go. the blanket of clouds. the marine layer is back. little drizzle this morning. look at the winds gustg