this is abc 7 news. >> this is a movement, not a moment in history. >> what is next now that voters recalled the san francisco district attorney. >> after months of campaigning, recall supporters are celebrating. why they say they are not surprised by this outcome. >> tonight's game three of the nba finals. the warriors on the road, hoping to beat boston to leave the series. the countdown to abc's coverage. >> it is a new look. it's on your screen, as you can see, where two huge watch parties are tonight. we will start with a check on the weather. >> we are tracking the less comfortable day of the week. tomorrow, hotter weather moves in, and those hot temperatures just accelerate on friday. right now it is a little breezy out there. we have wind gusts at 22 miles per hour.

58 in oakland, 59 in san jose, 62 in concord, 56 the current temperature in napa. let's go outside. here's a live look from suture tower right now, showing you a bit of at thternwe a look at yo day tod day, comfortable in the 70's by lunchtime. later on this afternoon we will go into the 70's and 80's away from the coast. we have an excessive heat watch that will go into effect on friday. friday is the hottest day we have all week. we will track those temperatures coming up in about eight minutes. >> san francisco has voted to recall district attorney chase a booting -- district attorney chase aberdeen.

61% saying yes to the recall with 39% saying no, an estimated 33% of the total vote. this one was not close. speaking to supporters after they were -- after the results, boudin made it clear he will not stop the search for justice. >> he is the first district attorney to be recalled in san francisco history. while the recall succeeded, boudin said, "this is a movement, not a moment in history." >> i want to be very clear about what happened tonight. the right wing billionaires outspent us three to one. they exploited an environment in which people are appropriately upset. voters were not asked to choose between criminal justice reform in some thing else. they were given an opportunity to voice their frustration and their outrage, and they took

that opportunity. >> mayor london breed choose the replacement after the board of supervisors declares the election results. voters will elect a new district attorney in november. >> recall supporters are celebrating. they say they are ready for a big change in the das office. abc 7 news reporter tim johns spent the day with them. >> sounds of jubilation tuesday night at the del mar bar in san francisco's marina district. the vote yes on h campaign has successfully led the effort to recall district attorney chesa boudin. >> i am not surprised. san franciscans have been overwhelmingly supportive of real, responsible which justice reform. >> while the mood of those inside the bar was tangibly optimistic, many tell abc 7 news there reasons to vote yes were not. they point to issues like the increase in property crimes and

the rise of attacks against asian americans over the last few years. >> i was pushed into the streets in downtown. my mom was verbally assaulted on the streets as well. >> supporters say despite boudin's recall, san francisco stays a leader in criminal justice reform and this is still a progressive city as opposed to. a swing to the right. >>. we have the best example -- as opposed to a swing to the right. >> we have the best example of which justice reform. we hope this movement -- we helped this movement. >> governor newsom defeated a recall effort in september and last night, he crushed the field of nearly two dozen rye merry. you can see gavin newsom has 56% of the vote, with 96% estimated of the total vote against his competitor here. he's going to face him in november. in the race for attorney general, governors and --

governor newsom's appointee expected to advance to the november general election, and then a highly contested race in san jose we would like to share with you. the race for mayor. you can see 55% of the vote over the closest competitor, with 18% of the vote. cindy chavez in that mayoral race coming in with 39% of the vote. >> despite some big races in the south bay, voter turnout was low . the santa clara county registrar voters website listed turnout at around 18%. fewer than 200,000 ballots have been returned out of more than one million registered voters. those who took the time to vote in this election cycle say it is a privilege they would not pass up. >> to have my voice heard and hopefully see some change. >> i want more police on school campuses. i want to provide resources for

homeless. we have people who are mentally ill. we need to take care of them. >> the next update is expected at 5:00 p.m. today. >> san jose voters of womanly approved an effort to boost voter turnout. here are the results from the measure that would island the city's merrill -- city's mayoral elections with national election years. this would increase voter turnout among underrepresented groups. opponents worry that local issues would be lost in the national debate during a presidential election. >> more results in santa clara county now in the race for sheriff. rob johnson is in the lead with 34%, and kevin jensen with 30%. 90% of the estimated total vote is in. they would replace the embattled sheriff who has faced corruption

allegations within her department, and in the sarah clan to -- in the santa clara county das race, if we can pull up those results -- nope, that is the sheriff -- there is the d.a. jeff rosen with 59% of the vote and daniel chung with 24%. 90% of the vote in there. >> voters and several bay area counties have a district attorneys race on their ballots. here are the results in alameda county. , price in the lead with 40%, followed by terry riley with 31%. this is 100% of the estimated total vote here. no matter who ultimately wins, alameda county will be getting their first black d.a., so this is really a historic race. in contra costa county, the incumbent is running against one opponent, and you can see she is in the lead right now with 56% of the vote. in solano county, the incumbent running against one opponent here, sharon henry.

right now, question abram has 61% of the vote with 60% of the estimate of total vote in at this point. >> in congress, voters deciding who is going to replace representative jackie speier. kevin mullin 41% of the vote, david campa with 23%, and that is with 85% of the total vote. we have complete election results in one place, abc7news.com/election. >> 5:08 a.m., and we are off to a warmer morning compared to yesterday. anywhere from about three to seven degrees warmer this morning than we were at this time yesterday, but all in all, today is a pretty convertible day. low pressure is still close by. it brings us some high clouds throughout the day and keeps temperatures comfortably warm. but tomorrow especially into friday, this ridge of high pressure is really going to build in across california and bring about that dangerous heat friday afternoon. today, enjoy the comfortably

warm air. six teas and as we go hour-by-hour. it is a really nice morning. we just need that light layer, but you can get rid of it pretty early on throughout the day. i 2:00 p.m. come our warmest spots in the 70's and 80's, so not excessively hot i any means. warm and sunny midweek. 74 in oakland, but it is breezy across the city today. 82 in san jose, 87 in santa rosa, 90 in fairfield, about 74 in san mateo. looking at the next three days, today it is comfortably warm. tomorrow we are heating up pretty quickly. widespread 80's and upper 90's away from the coast, and then friday we are tracking a very hot day across the board. even the coast will feel warm in the 70's. around the bay shoreline we are going into the 80's and 90's, and we expect our hottest spots inland to meet or exceed 100 degrees. so an excessive heat watch will be in effect for a lot of us on friday. we will look at those details and preview the we can in about nine minutes, but first let's

see how we are doing with traffic on this wednesday. >> we have a couple of wind advisories to talk about for the antioch bridge and the bay bridge this morning as we bring you a live picture here outside. that sunrise is starting. emeryville pretty busy right now, especially in the westbound direction. these headlights are traveling towards the maze at the moment. i will keep an eye on that for you. as we wrap up here, we have no blocking issues right now, so a much better start to the commute when comparing our issues. >> ready to testify. survivors and families of victims from the uvalde and buffalo mass shootings set to testify to congress. >> the price fans are paying to watch the warriors in boston. >> and as the teams and fans get ready for game three, beware of big crowds expect it later today. the watch parties the team is hosting while on the road. >> and a live look right now

>> today survivors of the uvalde

school shooting will be testifying before a house committee on gun violence. this includes an 11-year-old who played dead during the shooting to stay alive. and when -- em nguyen has more. >> new video shows the 11-year-old clutching a blanket as she takes her first plane ever to washington. the uvalde shooting survivor will face congress and recount how she had to cover herself in her classmate's blood and play dead to survive. victims' famillies and survivors are in multiple hearings to call on congress to act on gun reform. >> my mother's life mattered. here actions here today will tell us how much it matters to you. >> leading up to the hearing, personal and emotional please. teacher arnulfo reyes says he

cannot forgive law enforcement for taking more than an hour to stop the shooter, who killed every student in his classroom. >> after everything, i get more angry because you have a bulletproof vest. i had nothing. >> and actor matthew mcconaughey, a uvalde native. >> weed responsible gun ownership. responsible gun ownership. we need background checks. we need to raise the minimum age to purchase an ar-15 rifle to 21. >> that last item, once a nonstarter for republicans, now under consideration. two sources telling abc news senate minority leader mitch mcconnell privately expressed openness to raising the age to buy semi on attic rifles from 18 to 21. a group of bipartisan senators are aiming to have a compromise on a narrow set of proposals ready by the end of the week. senator mcconnell has not said

anything publicly about the age requirement for ar-15's and privately has not pushed for any specific on policies. abc news, washington. >> abc news will have live coverage of the house committee hearing on gun violence, live on abc 7 and wherever you stream, around seven a clock a.m.. >> san francisco national airport will be holding a ceremony for its first new domestic airline in years, startup from the former jetblue founder. they are flying out of l.a. and san francisco. breeze airways is the first new airline to fly out since virgin airlines. >> chase another championship. the warriors are in boston for game three and four of the nba finals. back at home, the team is having a huge watch party.

thousands of fans are going to pack into the arena to cheer on the dubs like they have been all season long. ryan curry is live with what we can expect. >> good morning. without a doubt, this place is going to be rocking come game time in about 12 hours from now when that game kicks off around 6:00 p.m.. fans will be allowed inside to watch the game tonight, hopefully willing the team onto a much needed win back on the east coast. we know the warriors are no strangers to watch parties throughout this postseason. thrive city has been crowded so many times, and some of those parties got so crowded, security stopped letting fans and on some occasions. a few of them paid a lot of money for parking. to help alleviate some of those issues, the warriors decided to open up chase center for fans together and watch the game on the large monitoring the center of the arena. they will still have that watch party going on outside for fans

as well. the community will gather tonight, hopefully sending good energy to a team back east. in order to win the championship , the warriors need to get a road win in boston. >> usually you have to get a road win or two to complete the mission, so this is not a new scenario for us. it comes down to just playing that brand of warrior basketball that allows us to be successful. >> klay thompson knows what is at stake. he's been here a few times. the game starts at six a clock p.m.. tickets for the watch party are $25 in proceeds go to the warriors community foundation. you have to reserve a place. the crucial message being sent to fans who are attending these watch parties tonight, come early. as we have mentioned before, they get really crowded, so if you are planning on attending, early you come -- the earlier you come, the better your

experience is going to be. live at thrive city, ryan curry, abc 7 news. >> warriors fans who have traveled to see the game in boston paying big bucks to do so. the cheapest seats at td garden start at more that $700. stubhub says there are nearly twice as many fans buying tickets for games three and four from california compared to massachusetts fans who traveled to the games in san francisco. however, only 9% of tickets sold are fans based in california. >> abc 7 is the only place you can watch the warriors in the nba finals. coverage starts at 5:00 tonight on the pregame show, and then it is in the eight -- it is in be a countdown. be sure to keep it here on abc 7 after the game. >> i am just looking because i love looking at these tickets. game five shockingly is only

$895 for the cheapest. then for game six jumped to $1200, and then game seven, the cheapest is $1300. you know what we are going to do? game seven, let's petition all of us to be outside in the morning so we can be there for free. [laughter] >> i like how you think. >> i'm just saying, game five is pretty an extensive. >> that is a very relative term. >> where we talking like $500, $600 for game one? >> that seems right. >> it is going in the right direction for the warriors. >> i that people are paying more in airfare to get to boston than for that ticket. >> that is true, 1000%. and $1000 is actually the price. [laughter] 2 >> i bet it is more than that.

accurate home this morning, we have a really nice morning out there. partly cloudy skies, a light breeze and the city. here's the rooftop camera now. the forecast headlines, enjoy today, the less comfortable he warmed a we have this week because we are heating up rapidly tomorrow, and we are tracking dangerous heat inland friday because we will exceed 100 degrees, so it is a hot day for a lot of us to end the week. we have an excessive heat watch in effect friday. we will talk about that in one second. right now, most of us in the 50's. a few spots a little bit cooler, but all in all it is a warmer morning today compared to yesterday. today it is warm and sunny out there. 74 in oakland, 82 in san jose, so it is not excessively hot anywhere. 86 in concord, 87 in santa rosa. 63 with an onshore breeze for half moon bay. overnight, partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the 50's and 60's. let's talk about those temperatures on thursday because we start to heat up rapidly.

thursday afternoon, widespread in the 90's area then on friday, this is not only the hottest day we have a week, but also dangerously hot inland because of an excessive heat watch. a lot of areas exceeding 100 degrees from napa to concord. around the bay shoreline it is a warm when in the 80's and 90's. we will hang onto some of that heat on saturday. it is noticeably colder on sunday. here's a seven day forecast. sunny and warm today, heating up quickly tomorrow. the heat eases a little bit on saturday, but we are sharply cooler on sunday, and then we start to warm up early next week, so we ebb and flow with our temperatures. just know it is a hot one. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> one airline giving you a discount to travel to most major cities this year. here's a live look outsi

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the election results. >> governor as easily advanced to novembers gubernatorial election. he will likely face rebuttal can state senator brian dolly. >> today survivors of the texas school shooting will testify before a house committee on gun violence. we will carry that hearing live on abc 7 and wherever you stream. >> moderna says its revised booster works better against omicron. butternut -- moderna says it offers eight times more community than the current booster. >> warmer today, hotter tomorrow. hottest day of the week on friday. friday heat watch will be in effect. >> in san jose we are following a crash involving at least six cars right now. at least one lane is blocked. speeds are down to around 14 miles per hour on northbound 101 past holy road. >> tonight the nba finals shift to boston for game three. the series is tied at 1-1. watch parties are being held

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> chase a bowden -- chase boudin ousted. a successful recall against the san francisco attorney. >> low turnout. analysts predicting a record low number of ballots turned in. why they say voters may not have gone to the polls. >> californians doing a poor job of conserving water during this drought. >> let's take a live look outside right now. beautiful start to our day. it is going to heat up for the rest of the work. drew is here with the incoming forecast. >> it is a wednesday, june 8. >> we are getting excited for game three of the nba finals. the countdown to abc 7's

coverages on the bottom of your screen. we will start with a check of our forecast. >> we are finding those temperatures a little warmer this morning compared to this time yesterday. part of the reason why a bit of a breeze over the city and through the delta right now. san francisco, the wind gusting close to 30 miles per hour this morning. similar story near fairfield. elsewhere, winds are generally much lighter. right now, temperatures generally in the 50's if not low 60's this morning, so grab a light layer. you can get rid of it pretty quickly this morning because temperatures warm up very nicely later on today. a live look at the south by showing you partly cloudy skies out there as a son is about 15 minutes away from rising. we will find those numbers comparable in the 70's around lunchtime. it is a sunny and warm day, but not excessively hot. by 4:00 p.m. away from the coast, we are in the 70's and 80's, but temperatures really take off tomorrow and heat up even more on friday. an excessive heat watch will be in effect on friday. we will talk much more about the heat coming up in about nine minutes. >> we have been monitoring the

latest results in the 2022 primary election. here's a look at some of the statewide races and a congressional race. >> we are going to start with the gubernatorial race. gavin newsom coming in with 56.6%, total for the state. when we zoom into look specifically at the bay area, he does even better here, looking at 73% for alameda county. let's check in on san francisco county, 75%. the closest republican to him is going to be brian dolly at 6.8% when we look specifically at san francisco county, where governor newsom did perform the best. when we do totals again, looking at brian dolly around 16.7%. moving over to the california attorney general race, a little bit of a different story. this is where it gets interesting when we look at the

republican race. when we zoom into our area specifically for the bay area, check this out. we are going to poland alameda county, and then it switches, 10.6% over nathan hodgman. nathan hodgman jumps up top around 10%. that is something to look at. then we also want to check in on district 16 because this is who is going to replace congresswoman jackie spear. anna eshoo checking in. richard kumar, 15%. >> san francisco has voted to recall district attorney chesa boudin. 61% voting yes. he was elected i ocrinrefo

recall proponents say the city needs reform, but wouldn't -- but boudin was not adequately prosecuting criminals. he said that this was a movement, not a moment. >> we have already won because we have shown san francisco and the world that we do not need to rely on fear mongering or exploitation of tragedy to build safety. we have already won because even as our juvenile incarceration population fell by 50% and our adult jail population fell by 40% and our state prison population out of san francisco found=== -- out of san francisco county fell by 30% -- >> this is shaping up to be a sad election for civic engagement across california. analysts are predicting record low turnout for this primary.

as of this past weekend, just 13% of registered voters had turned in their ballots. according to the santa clara county registrar of voters, that may total 4% by the time all are totaled. >> it has actually been really quiet. gubernatorial elections are historically low turnout. right now we are only at 17% from this morning, but we are hoping to get 35% to 45% by the end of the election. >> santa clara county is the largest in the bay area, but the registrar says it is also the county with the largest percentage of people who vote by mail. they estimate 90% of residents use mail-in ballots, so there's typically low turnout for in-person voting. exact totals will be available later this morning. get updated election results online at abc7news.com/electo -- abc7news.com/election.

>> the former san francisco first lady has died. governor newsom made a statement . she was the widow of former san francisco mayor georges goni. details on her death have not been released. a abc7news.com originals -- a abc 7 originals document terry covers the murder -- documentary covers the murder of the mayor and harvey milk. >> knew this morning, moderna says it appears its revised booster works better against omicron. officials say the new booster offers eight times more neutralizing antibodies one month after being injected than the current vaccine. moderna says they expect that the antibodies will increase over time for a few months. moderna will report data after day 91 after vaccination later in the summer. the plane to summit that out of

the regulators in the coming weeks so what will be available as a fall booster. >> knew details on a story we have been tracking for more than three years involving a family run bay area business accused of human trafficking and a labor scheme. the california attorney general's office announcing guilty verdicts in the raymo brighton best acacian. the family operated six adult and child care facilities called rainbow bright in pacifica, daly city, and south san francisco. from 2008 to 2018, members of the family forced employees to work long hours and live in the care homes, making them sleep on floors and in garages. some were raped. the ag's office says many of the victims were threatened with deportation. three men were so the family were convicted and will be sentenced in august. >> a grandmother who pled no contest to vehicular manslaughter and the death of a lafayette school crossing guard was sentenced. the judge sentenced phyllis

meehan to 100 hours of community service and a year of probation. she also can't drive a car during that probation. in september, authorities say her suv accelerated into a crosswalk, hitting and killing the crossing guard at stanley middle school. >> the effort to reduce our wildfire risk is underway. in santa rosa, pg&e started digging trenches for the lines. sparks from power lines have caused devastating and deadly wildfires, including the 2017 times fire -- 2017 tubs. we are doing caildfires. we knoit cuts igtion risk nine and 9% because the lines are underground. >> pg&e's goal is to bury 10,000 miles of power lines with 43 specifically in the bay area. this project currently costs about $3.5 million, but activists say underground and is

the only option for high-risk fire communities. >> californians are not conserving off water, according to data just released. water use was up 17.5% in april compared to a year ago. governor newsom has been asking people to cut water use by 15% as the state eels with drought conditions. california water regulators say they are hopeful new state and local rules will help conservation. >> redefining the drive-through experience. taco bell launched a first of its kind concept, a look at how customers are now getting their hands on tacos and burritos from a second-story lift. >> wicked exciting, as we would say here. >> gearing up for game three. abc 7 is in boston talking to warriors and celtics fans ahead of tonight's matchup in beantown. >> beantown? >> do they really call it that? >> does anybody know? beantown. [laughter] >> i don't know.

>> if it is not in florida on the east coast, we don't know. we are taking a live look outside. you will notice a couple of things. the sun is rising under partly cloudy skies and bouncing around. we are seeing breezy conditions in our hills right now. those winds will be with us on shore, keeping us comfort really warm. future trak are showing you later on this afternoon, these winds have been with us for the past several weeks, but today these winds will keep us on the comfortable side. once these relaxed tomorrow, high-pressure moves in. that will bring about that warm-up that really excels on friday. it is a less comfortably warm day we have this week. tomorrow and friday, temperatures really accelerate to those 90's, if not triple digit readings and a lot of spots. 87 santa rosa, 69 in the city. 82 in san jose, 89 in antioch. today comfortable. tomorrow our temperatures

ramp-up. we will track that 80's and 90's away from the coast, and that it is a hot day on friday, tracking 90's around the bay shoreline and even 100 degrees in our warmest spots inland. a large portion of the bay area shaded in red will go under and excessive heat watch starting at 11 a. that just means with these hot temperatures, the risk for heat exhaustion or heat is elevated because of these warm conditions. we will to get closer look at these temperatures in about nine minutes, but first let's say good morning to jobina and see how we are doing in traffic this morning. >> my mom is from boston. they are known for their baked beans, which is weird, right? you would think it would be clam chowder. >> that's why they call it beantown? >> they kinda do, but it is not cute. i don't of that they necessarily embrace it. >> we are learning. we are growing. >> hey everybody. thankfully, no injuries involved here or anything like that, but this is in sunnyvale and it is going to slow you down on northbound 101.

a big rig apparently was carrying a lot of stuff, and then a tractor broke and it also into the roadway. not a great way for this person to start their morning. we do have another crash in san jose on northbound 101, involving multiple cars. you are looking at around 19 miles per hour for your speeds, and the we have some wind advisories for the antioch bridge and the bay bridge, but not the san mateo bridge. walnut creek looking great on 680. if you are looking to get a new clipper car, bay area transit officials say use the app version instead. they are waiving the three dollar fee because of supply chain shortages for the physical cars. the clipper app can be used in the same way to purchase tickets across the bay, which is pretty cool, and you save the planet by using less plastic. we will be right back.

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>> tonight's game three of the nba finals. the series is tied 1-1. there will be watch parties outside and inside the arena. we have come down to coverage at the bottom of your screen. more on what the players are saying about winning on the road. >> we know it is going to be a crowded one here tonight. fans are so is cited to will -- so excited to will their team back east for a win on the road.

the orioles will be letting fans inside -- the warriors will be letting fans inside to watch the team play. when they made this announcement for the indoor watch party, they did not into the pate that the outside watch parties would be so popular throughout the playoffs. now they are doing but they watch party inside the arena, as well as outside on the big monitor. tickets for the inside party or to five dollars. that money goes to the warriors community fund. outside is free, but the warriors ask that you register ahead of time. it will be crowded, so arrive early if you are attending. the warriors need a win on the road in order to win the finals, or else they won't win it. the team know the position they are and which is why the support from the fans means everything. >> just find a way to get it done and be in hostile environment where you get tested, you get pushed, and our experience kind of shows at the right time, so obviously in this

situation it is a must for us to win a championship. >> confidence is key. the game starts at six clock tonight. doors to the chase center will open 1-iron -- open one hour prior to the game. we know boston. there road win during game one of this nba finals run. as i mentioned, the warriors, if they want to win the nba finals, they are going to have to win a game on the road in boston as well area so this energy the fans are going to be generating here at chase center, although they are miles away, it is hopeful he going to be felt from the team and hopefully they can will their team onto a much-needed victory tonight. >> thank you. while games three and four are on the road, there are some warriors fans showing their pride on the east coast. jared stone spoke with fans of both teams in boston. >> let's go. >> busy bar packed full of

celtics fans on the eve of game three of the nba finals in boston. >> now you are in our place. >> celtics fans everywhere, but warriors fans are waiting for their moment. >> we are debating whether or not we can wear our warriors hats at a nice irish pub, but we are going to do it. >> while it was all fun and games tuesday near the td garden, some say the intensity only heats up on game day. >> do you see many warriors fans around these parts? >> not really. there was one fan getting stuff thrown at them. >> my favorite team is the warriors, and i live in boston. some of my friends actually like the warriors, only a couple. >> stephen curry arrived at his hotel tuesday and gets instant reaction from everyone we spoke to. >> is there anything that

worries you about this golden state warrior team? >> steph curry is definitely an issue. ms is free pointers -- him and his three pointers me out. >> he's been a part of a lot of my military charities, so anything he does is just gold to me. >> whatever does happen in beantown wednesday, it is going to be fun to watch. >> would get exciting, as we would say here. and we don't park our car on the harvard yard, either. don't count your chickens until they are hatched. [laughter] >> the warriors tell me they will be flying in all of their full-time employees for either game three organ four of the series, so rest assured we will be seeing more blue and gold here in boston. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 is the only place you can watch the warriors in the nba finals. our coverage starts at five clock p.m. with the pregame show, and then it is nba count on at 5:30.

game three kicking off at 6:00, and then keep it here on abc 7 after the game. >> talk about opens its doors and its lanes in a new two-story restaurant called taco bell defy . it allows workers to deliver food from the kitchen right to your car. this first design of its kind has four lanes available in brooklyn park, minnesota. >> once the order is assigned to a lane we just verify the customer and name. we lift up the top of the lift come up the food in, push the two buttons and it is on its way. >> i'm living for this. [laughter] it is so funny to me. it is decked out with two way audio and video tech, skip the line kiosks for mobile orders, and a lane just for delivery driver orders. the taco president and ceo says this is part of its goal of creating a two minute or less

drive-thru experience. >> why are you feeling it? >> i don't know. i just think it looks ridiculous and i love ridiculous things. >> it is given like bank teller. >> i was going to say. >> the vacuum. >> the tube with your check. >> as a kid, that was my everything. >> ok, now i am feeling it. >> do you are number asking your mom, can i please put the check in the thing? >> my mom worked as a bank teller and i went with her to take your kids to work day, and that was my favorite job. all the other tellers were like, you can do this. i was just running down the lanes. it was so much fun. >> i can just see you there, like ♪ i've got the power [laughter] >> ok, now i am on board >> it looks a little slow, the. but i also wouldn't mind if they

just dropped it. make it rain tacos. >> micron trap supreme getting -- my crunch wrap supreme getting messed up? >> on your head? >> not that. that is cool though. the future is now. let's go outside. a live look from our south beach camera. partly cloudy skies. there is a live look at the bay bridge. what we will find today as it is comfortably warm today, and today is the last day of these pleasant temperatures. we are heating up really quickly tomorrow, and then dangerous heat on friday. we have an excessive heat watch going into effect to round out the week. right now, generally in the 50's. san francisco at 56. 59 san jose. 52 in concord. napa really come for people right now i 56 degrees. grabbed the light layer. by about 11:00 a.m., temperatures in the 60's and 70's, and today, very similar to yesterday, our warmer spots in the 70's and 80's, so not excessively hot today. we can already feel winds this

morning. 69 in the city today. 87 in santa rosa, 89 in antioch. overnight, partly cloudy skies, mainly falling into the 50's and 60's. tomorrow we will track even warmer temperatures arriving. by tomorrow afternoon, 80's and 90's in our hottest spots, but friday is the hottest day we have all week. we've been talking about this for several days. we are likely going to find several cities hitting or exceeding 100 degrees by friday afternoon. even around the bay shoreline, going into the 80's in oakland, 90's in san jose, even the city i think we'll get very close to the upper 70's if not near 80 degrees by friday afternoon. here's a seven day forecast. sunny and warm today. the hot day for most of us on friday without heat risk over the weekend. saturday certainly the warmer of the two days. sunday it is sharply cooler and windier, and then we warm up again early parts of next week. >> knew at :00, san rafael city

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>> there's going to be a garlic festival this year, but it is going to be in stockton. the california garlic festival will be held august 13 and 14th the san joaquin county fairgrounds. this event will be run by the people who put on the san joaquin asparagus festival, not the organizers of the gilroy garlic festival. organizers and gilroy called off their event, citing financial challenges. they are bowing to come back. they say stockton's event is not successor to theirs. >> preparing for a pandemic. the new plan unveiled by the biden administration today for the future. >> we are tracking results in the biggest races, including the recall of san francisco dh asa boudin -- d.a. chase a boudin. >> plus, game three of the nba finals. you don't have to be in boston if you want to have fun. >> right now, he live look outside to get this morning it is 5:56. anot

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