>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. this is abc 7 news. >> in the bay area and across the country, march 4 our lives rallies are back. it is saturday, june 11. thank you for joining us. let's take a look at the weather. good morning. >> it is another hot day for us. 61 degrees in santa cruz. winds are light and it will warm up into the 80's. temperatures today will be from the upper 50's at 7:00 this morning.

it will be breezier to coast. not as hot inland. we are coming down from triple digit heat. it will be in the mid 90's around the bay. at the beaches, some upper 60's. we will see the clouds increase and it will be significantly cooler tomorrow. liz: thank you. for years after the parkland, florida school shooting, march for our lives is back. supporters across the country will take to the streets demanding tougher -- gun laws. >> from parkland to uvalde and the near hundred school shootings in between, students are saying it is time to march again. >> lives are at risk. the more days we wait, lives are gone because of gun violence.

>> they were in middle school in 2018 when they watched as parkland students -- rallying for tougher gun control laws. students and supporters marching in washington, d.c. >> because parkland happened when we were transitioning into high school, the shooting may be more conscious about my transition in my safety. >> the bay area twin brothers band together, working year-round to end gun violence. >> this mural a small piece of their efforts. >> we work with a local artist to raise more awareness. >>* saturday, they will take to the streets, along with students nationwide. march for our lives events taking place across the country. they said the goal is clear. >> to make a statement to the government and people in power, the federal government to start taking this seriously. >> encouraged by this week's

hearings in the nation's capital, or the house passed sweeping gun-control legislation. >> uvalde was a turning point to prevent tragedies like this from ever happening again. students should go to school and feel safe that they will live through that day and have their lives protected. >> that fear he says a constant distraction in one of the many reasons they will continue to demand change. liz: we have made a list of bay area march for our lives rallies. burlingame, pacifica, oakland, all of these cities have rallies that are supposed to start at 10:00 a.m. today. walnut creek has a rally that starts at 9:00, san francisco and sonoma have rallies that start at 10:00, as well. the biden administration is lifting covid testing

requirements for those entering the u.s. the centers for disease control and prevention announced yesterday the requirement will end early sunday morning and they will continue to monitor the pandemic. ty hernandez has the latest. >> as the summer travel season gets underway, the cdc is lifting requirements for international travelers to show a negative covid-19 test before boarding a flight to the u.s. the change goes into effect just after midnight on sunday. the airline industry has lobbied to lift the requirement that has been in place for the last 17 months. major u.s. airlines are applauding the decision. united says this is another important step not just for air travel but all the tourism jobs the international travel supports. jetblue's president said this will almost certainly boost

summer travel. >> a lot of people did not want to travel internationally because of the testing requirements. this provides peace of mind. >> the decision comes as the u.s. is averaging 110,000 new cases per day, one of its highest points since february. more than 4100 hospitalized with covid each day. a surge in houston. >> what is different is, the hospitalizations, although they have come up, they have not shot up like with prior surges. >> the fda and cdc will review data for pfizer's and moderna's vaccines for children under five. if found to be safe and effective, vaccinations could begin as soon as june 21. >> it would mean for the first time, essentially every american, from our oldest to our youngest would be eligible for

the protection that vaccines provide. liz: we are learning more about the spread of monkeypox in the u.s. the cdc has confirmed there are 45 cases across the country, more than twice the number identified last week. doctors say nobody has died from the outbreak. cdc officials dismissed the idea monkeypox is airborne. the risk to the general population is low. a specialist tells abc ns the majority of cases are happening among men who have sex with other men. a series of psas are being run about monkeypox during the event. >> much like with covid during the pandemic or that disease on the front lines of educating our communities. liz: california's department of confirmed eight cases of monkeypox statewide, five of

which in the bay area. with the january 6 committee, its next hearing will be on monday. three former leaders from the justice department are scheduled to testify, including jeff rosen. the trio will address former president trump's effort to overturn the election and his desire to remove them when they did not go along with it is plan. the committee played a clip of barr's testimony. >> in that context i made it clear i did not agree with the idea of seeing the election was stolen and putting out the stuff which i told the president was -- liz: the committee is expected to continue letting out its case that trump and his advisors kept spreading false claims about the election. the nba finals is now a best-of-three series with the warriors taking back home-court advantage. last night the dubs beat the

celtics to even the series at 2-2. steph curry delivered arguably his best performance in nba finals game, leading the warriors with 43 points and hitting 73-pointers. -- seven three-pointers. >> you can wanted so bad you sometimes get in your own way and everybody feels a little bit of pressure and it can go the opposite way. you want to try to leverage that in a positive direction. >> this is the best he has never looked in my mind in the finals because of his physical strength and endurance. against the best defense in the league. >> the heart on that man is incredible. the things he does we take for granted from time to time. he has gone out there and put us on his back. we have to help them out on monday. liz: warriors fans were certainly excited about this win

but it deleted some tension outside td garden. abc 7 news saw this fight break out. a number of boston police officers jumped into stop it. another fight started and more police officers jumped into break that one up as well. no reports of any injuries but our crews saw at least twoice. overall, it was a great night for warriors fans. >> i am excited. this is the most fun part of sports. losing your voice, cheering for the other team were nobody wants you to win. >> she came on a flight last night and arrived. got in this morning. >> i am a warriors fan in boston and i have to be low-key about it but i am excited. >> are you would all fearful when you watch and then away stadium like this?

>> make sure we do not get into any issues. >> i am originally from oakland by way of new york, watching the warriors do their thing. the boston fans were nice. >> boston ain six! liz: abc 7 news news caught up with a dubs fan who have a lot to say. abc 7 is the exclusive home of the finals. we will have pregame and postgame programming throughout the series, continuing with game 5 on monday. tipoff at 6:00. >> such an exciting game last night. here is a beautiful look outside. you see the waters are calm. ins

in the mid 90's today. i will let you know what your seven-day forecast will be. liz: i am on autopilot. also ahead, inflation rising again. the worst and for decades. how president biden is trying to find a silver lining. the aids quilt returns to san francisco this weekend. francisco this weekend. sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare makes it easy for you to always get brushing right. you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save with xfinity. now, get unlimited internet, wifi equipment

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magazines and thousands of rounds of ammunition. police said he fatally shot a man on monterey road saturday night. it is the city's 13th homicide of the year. >> we are looking into more information on that case. folks are still hesitant to come forward. we ask they come forward and speak to our detectives. liz: he is also suspected of brandishing a firearm during a road rage incident in may. happening today, in an effort to curb gun violence, the oakland police department is hosting its first gun buyback event from 10:00 until 2:00. you can get $100 to $300 for up to three firearms. the weapons will be melted down and turned into gardening tools. the department is partnered with local blacksmiths and a company.

inflation has soared to its highest level. the consumer index is up 8.6%. families are spending on average $346 more than they were last year. it is not just gas prices. groceries are up 12%. the biggest jump since 1979. president biden is trying to find a silver lining. polls show americans disapproving of his handling of the economy. pres. biden: core inflation moderated the last two months. we needed to come down much more quickly. liz: the average price forecast nationwide is $5 per gallon according to aaa. that is$2 higher than this time last year. the average peeked over the $5 mark for the first time ever according to gasbuddy. california remains well above

average at $6.43. marin county is the most expensive at $6.66 per gallon. drivers filling up at one show station in rancho cordova took advantage of a gas glitch. the technical error had the pumps putting out gas at $.69 per gallon. one driver filled up for just $14. >> i looked at the numbers and i saw it was $.69 a gallon. i hit that button and it started pumping and the $stayed low. >> it turned into a circus within a matter of moments. liz: it turns out the mistake was a misplaced decimal point on the signs outside the station. americans are tipping less than before the pandemic, according to a report. some bay area cities adding surcharges, tipping can become confusing.

zach fuentes looked into what is linked with the tipping decline. >> service workers of the shops and restaurants up and down the street are working hard to help others relax. much of their income relies on tips. according to a report, people in the u.s. are tipping less now than in 2019. >> it is the opposite of what i do. i tip more because people have been unemployed. >> not everyone is as generous. take a look at the numbers from the report. >> in 2019, 70 7% of u.s. adults always to servers at sit-down restaurant but the number has dropped to 73%. inflation is cited as a major factor. restaurant owner randy said the pandemic and staffing impacted his business and potential tips. they added an 18% gratuity to every check but recently removed it. >> our staff was concerned about

removing the 18% but now they to some of us it might seempeoa obvious to tip a server at a sit-down restaurant but business owners say they want to remind everyone that other industry workers also rely on tips. >> the owner of this ice cream shop said the owner -- workers could still use the tips. >> they could use the money for college. they are working part-time. >> back at sushi confidential, there is a living wage surcharge. 3.5 percent goes toward paying employee health benefits. he said people have been more than generous. >> people are excited to be out dining and getting back to normal. liz: in the north bay, it is a race tuesday cool this weekend.

nascar rolls into sonoma raceway. fans were there for kickoff events, all of them trying to keep cool and stay hydrated. before the pros race, a charity e heck. it gets pretty hot and y make you wear a helmet. go and you have as good of a time as you can. liz: tomorrow's toyota 350 will be the first fully open nascar event at the track since 2019. 47,000 fans are expected to attend. it will be hot for them. bring the sunscreen and the water. frances: definitely stay hydrated. luckily for them the excessive heat warnings have expired in that area. here is a look at live doppler 7. clouds off the coast, high clouds passing through, which make for a pretty picture over the bay bridge.

sunrise at 5:47 this morning. temperatures are mostly in the 60's. san francisco, oakland and doubt and view all at 62. san jose at 66. another pretty shot for you. this one from emeryville looking out toward the bay bridge and san francisco. plenty of sunshine for most of today. santa rosa, 62. checkout ccord, already yo. that ll change temperatueaates. wl e wind come in.th breeze hd areas. instead of triple digit heat, we will be in the 90's. a system moves through overnight and into tomorrow bring us a chance for sprinkles. things start to warm up again next week.

there is still some dangerous heat today but mainly in solano county, this area in hot pink/red will have an excessive heat warning until 11:00 tonight , when temperatures will still be near triple digits. check out the highs for everyone. half moon bay, 67. san francisco, 73. oakland, 82. san jose, 90. our warm box will be in the mid 90's with the exception of fairfield at 98. at the raceway, it will be in the low 90's. we will see clouds move in, high clouds, through this evening with the breeze. the system to our north could bring us a chance of sprinkles tomorrow but very light precipitation. lows tonight will be cooler with that system moving through. temperatures will still be mild.

upper 50's to low 60's around the bay area. look for napa to hit a low of 61, fremont, 61. here is a look at tomorrows highs. significantly cooler for the inland areas. the beaches will be dropping into the 60's. that all changes because we have high pressure building. monday and tuesday, things start to warm up again. the accuweather 7 day forecast. the heat easiest today especially for inland areas. much cooler by sunday with the chance of morning sprinkles. we warm up for the early part of next week before we cool down again. liz: thank you. the quilt, we will talk about fried coming up and the aids quilt that will be on display today. >> a 24 foot section with a

crisscross. the quilt will be inside of those so people can walk all the way around. liz: the quilt will stretch across most of robin williams meadow. it will be on display through sunday in honor of pride month. a look at the history of fire island. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer where keytruda is approved

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see the different types of cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. liz: with the film fire island now available on hulu, a reporter visited one of the towns. he has a look at the rich history with the lgbtq+ community. >> you will find bamboo lined pathways. >> everyone is unique, different. >> the main arteries that carry the lifeblood of this place, the people. >> people say, when did you realize it was gay?

i never really realized it. >> he spent summers growing up here. his late father built this house in 1967, steps away from breathtaking views of the beach and the battle for lgbtq freedoms. >> because gay was not expected, guys were ripping off their suits. >> his neighbor, calvin klein, who sold the beachfront home to a hollywood legend. >> guests included andy warhol, a fashion designer. >> the last stop on the 90 minute historical homes tour. >> this was the home of john white. >> part of the fire island pines historical preservation society, a nonprofit he founded in 2010, guiding visitors past 40 properties and a painful history of the island. >> men were not allowed to dance

with men. if two men were close together, the flashlight would be shone on them. >> now it has become a beacon of pride. he opened dennis in a couple years ago. >> i wanted this to be a communal people could gather and it was very free and playful. >> he and his fiancée recently bought a home here. >> homeownership has completely changed. 20% of the entire population's properties have turned over. >> he is hoping to build with prospective. >> people coming here, it is essential that people know that things happened here, things that allow them to have the freedoms they have now. yes, you can be gay anywhere in the world now for the most part, -- here you can be whoever you

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across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. let's start with another check of the forecast with frances dinglasan. frances: it will be another beach day in some spots like santa cruz. already 61, it will warm up to 88. for the rest of our bay beaches, not as warm. the sea breeze will kick -- pick

up this afternoon. what you will notice today, it will not be as hot this afternoon. inland areas will be in the mid 90's instead of the triple digits. around the bay, low to mid 80's. at the beaches, but 60's. much cooler weather on the way. liz: a live look at sfo, which could be in for a big business boost. the u.s. will lift covid testing requirements for international travelers tomorrow. tim johns breaks down the benefits for the bay area. >> one of the final traveling -- traveling restrictions for the bay is taking off. it will end the covid testing requirement for travelers coming into the country from abroad. >> the covid test requirement was a huge impediment to americans traveling abroad and for international visitors coming to the u.s. >> the requirement will end on

sunday and comes after months of pressure from the travel industry and elected officials, many who are eager to get foreign visitors back. it was welcome news to this tourist and his wife. the pair tell me they did not know about the testing mandate until the day before their flight from rome to san francisco. >> find a pharmacy to do a covid test. >> the new rules will not just make things easier for international travelers. it will bring the u.s. in line with other major partners. >> the u.s. was one of the last holdouts and requiring inbound internationalralerso t xpected boost in tourism numbers will have an impact on the economy. international arrivals makeup a large portion of the tourist revenue. there is about $54 million that

could be brought back into the economy by allowing the international travel market to come back into the u.s. >> one less thing to worry about if you are packing your bags for a long overdue vacation. liz: residents of a flooded san francisco high-rise have a date when they will be able to return home. the management company sent a letter to tenants seeing the building reoccupied date is july 1. one week ago, more than 600 people were displaced after a water main break. each person has been connected to an ambassador from the company that is covering their hotels until june 30. those who declined or hotel offer will be given a per diem instead. the warriors tied up the nba finals with a win in boston. staffer -- steph curry led the way. fans of both teams were excited for game 4 of the series.

j.r. stone recaps the experience. >> dub nation is alive and well after game 4 of the nba finals not only in california but here in boston, too. as the golden state victory wrapped up, celtics fans poured out of the td garden, a sea of green. not only one fight broke out in front of the arena, but two where boston police jumped in and detained at least two individuals. >> i am glad they won. halftime, i thought the celtics were going to win. in the fourth quarter, the warriors took over. >> this 10-year-old fan came from new york with his dad who is a celtics fan. he wanted to talk about the star of the game. >> steph curry had 43 points. he went off. >> 10 out of 10 experience.

the warriors fans showed up. it was a great game. i was excited. it was everything i wanted it to be. >> san francisco. >> she came on a flight last night. she got in this morning. >> warriors fans we spoke with were the definition of dub nation, coming from all across america to see a warriors victory. >> i am originally from oakland by way of new york, watching the warriors do their thing. >> the boston fans were really nice. but the warriors took it. >> j.r. stone, abc 7 news. liz: abc 7 is the exclusive home of the finals. we will have pregame and postgame programming continuing with game 5 on monday. still ahead, the newest star in

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liz: the newest marvel series we will talk about in just a second. take a look outside. i cannot get over how beautiful it is. a nice morning to take a walk. the newest marvel series out on disney+ is about a teenager who discovers her superpowers and becomes ms. marvel. ♪ >> the star of ms. marvel discovered her character as a young teenager reading marvel comics. >> she was different than all the other muslim people you see

in mainstream media, she was proud of her culture. >> she inspired the young performer who is the perfect person to play the pakistani american high school student from jersey city. so says the woman who created her. >> so close to that character for so long. when i met her, there is nobody else but her. >> she is a super fan of the avengers and looking to attend the convention although her parents disapproved. things get even more complicated when she discovers she has certain powers. the young star credits the disney+ series for helping her reconnect with her own heritage. >> the fact i got to experience being pakistani and muslim and be proud of that part of myself, i want to people -- i want people to reconnect with themselves. >> she was cast on her last day of high school. >> a week later brie larson

contacts me. >> that would be the same brie larson that stars as captain marvel. >> we talked for hours and she shared experiences with me. >> larson's time has transformed her career and iman is set to play her character on the big screen soon. >> honestly, it feels like it is happening to someone else. hearing the fact she is also feeling the way i do and it will never feel supernormal comforted me. liz: the series streams on disney+, which is owned by the parent company of abc 7. let's get another check outside. frances: it is so pretty outside and temperatures are mild. we look out toward the bay bridge. now is a great time to go for a walk. the sea breeze will pick up and temperatures will be cooler for everybody. mid-60's at the beaches.

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liz: welcome back. looking at this gorgeous view. i cannot get over how pretty it is this morning. southbank, residents are trying to have fun and stay cool this weekend. >> the fountains in downtown san jose roaring, drawing out dozens and cooling people down. >> i love to take my kids out here. i'm glad they have the water back on. >> a cost-effective way to keep comfortable after the national weather service issued a heat advisory for santa clara valley through the evening. even with afternoon temperatures reaching the high 90's, some

residents considered the hot weather to be a break. >> we just came from sacramento and yesterday it was in the hundreds. >> not as hot-hot, but it is hot. >> across downtown, the scorching temperatures sending customers into have shaved ice. it is all made to order, like this special game day treat. a nod to the golden state warriors. this will be the crew's first summer under the san jose sun. the hot weather no doubt helping business. >> numbers-wise, it is more busy than it would normally be. the weather and kids getting out of school all play a factor. >> there are also serious concerns with high temperatures, drought and dry fuel, first responders are at the ready. >> any a technician today, there

is some wind out there. hot temperatures, dry fuels and any wind can make fronting these fires difficult. >> he is the director of the wildlife research center at san jose state university. he said there is some fortune in what is forecasted to be a short-lived heat spell. >> we should be cooling off in a few days and that will bring our fire risk down. >> it is encouraging news for those enjoying the heat. liz: you contract the weather conditions where you live anytime on the abc 7 bay area app. it is available on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. another check of the forecast. a really unique morning. frances: it is gorgeous outside. we have a beautiful view, which i will show you in just a second. a sidelight and radar image showing clouds off the coast. high clouds are starting to move through. a live look at south beach.

winds are light, temperatures mostly in the 60's. san francisco at 62, san jose, 66. half moon bay cooler at 57. santa rosa is at 62. we have some upper 50's in napa. fairfield, 66. checkout concord, 71 degrees. it will not hit the triple digits today. a beautiful view where we see a little bit of the sunrise just about to happen in the next minute or so. the winds will pick up. the sea breeze will moderate the heat for everyone, especially inland areas. it will be significantly cooler tomorrow. temperatures could come down five to 15 degrees. high pressure builds and we will be warming up again next week.

there is still an excessive heat morning for solano county until 11:00 tonight. highs will be near the triple digits and the lows in the mid 60's to mid 70's so there is a risk for heat illnesses. if you are heading out to the sonoma raceway, temperatures will be in the low 90's. triple digits are gone in that area but still quite warm. the breeze will help cool things down. half moon bay at 67 but santa cruz will still be 88. san francisco, 73. san jose, 90 degrees. look for low 90's inanpaweystemd bring us some light rain tomorrow mor mnlth north bay. may be measurable, a few hundredths of an inch. it will cool temperatures down for everybody. lows tonight will be cooler. upper 50's to low 60's.

san francisco, 58. san jose, 63. tomorrow will be much cooler. the triple digits are gone today. tomorrow we will see 70's for the inland area. in napa, our average is 82. today, still above average although cooler than yesterday. temperatures tumble. sunday, notice how much cooler it is, before things warm up again. that is what the high-pressure building. the accuweather 7 day forecast. the heat is easing today. much cooler tomorrow with the chance for sprinkles that i showed you. temperatures try to rebound, more sunshine. we warm up through the middle of the week and then thursday we start to change and it will be noticeably cooler. . for the end of the week if you want to do anything outdoors, right now is a great time to go out and enjoy the mild weather. liz: good to know it will cool

down tomorrow. this afternoon, the a's will try to snap a 10 game losing streak. . . the athletics face the cleveland guardians first pitch is that 1:10. san francisco takes on the dodgers at oracle park at 4:15. the more and celtics are heading back to san francisco for game 5 monday night. here is sports director larry beil with the highlights. larry: good morning, everybody. in a virtual must win situation, steph curry was incredible. unable to be guarded by mere mortals, also known as the celtics. he went for 43 points, basically willing the warriors to victory. remember the foot injury we were all concerned about? not a problem. from way out, bang!

third quarter, steph, splash. he never gets a call. he gets knocked down, the refs swallow the whistle. what do i have to do out here to get some respect? marcus smart, down it goes, four-point boston lead. who is going to help curry? klay, finally. it is essentially steph against the world. i will take steph. the floater. down it goes. seven threes, 43 points. game 5 is monday night at chase center. >> if they get the win, they take control of the series. it is experience knowing how fickle momentum is in the finals. we have been through it all.

trying to rely on past experience to understand how important that was. steve: we still have to go do it but it is helpful for our guys to have been here. the usually respond after a tough night and that is what they did. >> you do not do yourself any good if you look ahead to game 6 for 7. you have to embrace these moments to be one of the last teams playing. larry: onto baseball. giants and dodgers. 49ers' fred warner throwing out the first pitch. joc pederson, makes it 5-2 giants. ruf, two homer's. the giants bla, 7-2. how about the a's and cleveland? a's trying to snap a nine-game

losing streak. hose avery mirrors leads off with a bomb. that ruined an eight getting shut out jim from paul blackburn -- shut out gem from paul blackburn. safe. oscar gonzales scoring. game over. 10 straight defeats for the oakland athletics. 3-2 cleveland is your final. have a great weekend, everybody. liz: the san francisco giants and let will be the first mlb teams to whereusonield pride based all caps in the same game. both teams will share a custom pride cap for their game at 4:15 tonight. the giants dugout star will have limited availability.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: march for our lives is back. teens are sending a message on gun reform. let's start with a quick look at the weather. francis: it will be another one day, luckily not as hot. the winds are light but that will make it cooler for everybody. it summarizes gorgeous. it will be present at the coast.

that means in the areas won't be as hot. mid-90's around the bay, low to mid 80's. at our beaches, only mid-60's. the sunset's at 831 -- the sun sets 8:31. cooler tomorrow, i will let you know how cool. liz: four years ago, students logically marched for our lives. supporters will take to the streets demanding tougher gun laws. tara campbell spoke with two brothers helping lead the way. drew: -- reporter: from parkland to uvalde, students are saying it is time to march again. >> the more days we wait, our lives are being gone because of how long we wait. >> -- reporter: these brothers watched