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 as people rose, rallying

for tougher gun control laws. more than a million supporters marching in d.c. >> because parkland happened when we were graduating middle school, the shooting made me more conscious of my transition and my safety. reporter: the brothers a band together joining the much for our lives working to end a gun violence this mural in redwood city is a small piece of their efforts. >> we were determined to put up a neural network with local artists to raise awareness about gun violence prevention. reporter: saturday they will take to these streets along with nations -- students nationwide. they say the goal is clear. >> to make a statement to the government and people in power to start taking action, taking this seriously. reporter: they were encouraged

by the house passing sweeping gun legislation. >> uvalde was a turning point for federal changed prevent tragedies like this from happening again. students should go to school and feel safe they are going to live through that day and have their lives protected. reporter: that fear come he says, is a constant instruction and one of the many reasons they will continue to demand change. liz: we have made a list of the area march for our lives rallies in people together today. venetia, pacifica, oakland, san francisco, sonoma, all of these cities are having rallies at 10:00 a.m. redwood city and walnut creek have rallies at 9:00. the biden administration is lifting covid testing requirements for international travelers coming into the u.s. this is ending one of the last mandates designed to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

the cdc announced the requirement will end sunday morning and they will continue to monitor the pandemic. ty hernandez has the latest. reporter: as a summer travel season gets underway, the cdc is lifting the requirements for international travelers to show a negative covid-19 test before boarding a flight to the u.s.. the change person to affect after midnight on sunday. the airline industry has lobbied to lift the varmint that has been in place the last 17 months. major u.s. airlines are plotting the decision. united says in a statement, "this is another important step not only for air travel but for all of the tour jobs international travel supports. jetblue's president said this will boost summer travel. >> a lot of people did not want to travel because of the testing requirement. this provides them with peace of

mind so they know they can make it home. reporter: the decision comes as the u.s. is averaging nearly 110,000 cases per day. more than 40 -- 140 100 are hospitalized each day. among the search, houston. >> the hospitalizations have not shot up like they had in prior searches. reporter: the fda and cdc will review data for pfizer's and moderna's vaccines for children under five. if the agency finds the vaccines are safe and effective, they could guinness soon as june 21. it would mean for the first time for every american from the oldest to youngest would be eligible for the protection 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. even of it is spreading, doctors say no one has died from this outbreak. cdc officials have dismissed the idea that monkeypox is airborne. they suggest the risk is low. dr. monica gandhi says the majority of cases may be having -- may taking place among men who have sex with other men. the -- has partnered with the city of san francisco to raise awareness during the event. >> much like covid and during that time, we were on the front lines of educating our community. liz: california's department has confirmed eight cases of monkeypox statewide. developing news with the january 6 committee, the next hearing will be monday.

leaders of the justice department are expected to testify, including jeff rosen. the trio will address president trump's efforts to overturn the election and his desire to remove them when they did not go along with his plan. the committee played a clip of bill barr's testimony he refuted assertion -- by trump that there was a stolen election. >> i did not agree with the idea of saying the election was stolen. reporter: the committee is expected to lay out his case. the trump administration and advisors cap spreading false claims even though they knew he lost. the nba finals -- the warriors beat the celtics the series at two games a piece. steph curry produced his best final -- is best appearance in

an nba final. the series shifts back to chase center for game five. >> our experience, you can wanted so bad and everybody feels pressure and it can go the opposite way. i wanted to try to leverage that in a positive direction. >> this is the best he has ever looked in the finals because of his strength and endurance. also just as 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. let's go out there and is on his back. we have to help him out on monday. liz: warriors fans were excited about this win. but it led to tension outside td garden. a fight workout. a number of police officers jumped in to stop it.

then another fight started. no reports of injuries put our crews did see at least two people detained. it was a great night for warriors fans who told us how good it was to see this uim. >> this is the most fun part of sports, cheering for your team, losing your voice. >> i have lived in boston a years but i am originally from san francisco. she flew in overnight. >> i am a warriors fan in boston so i have to be low-key but i am excited. rt: aryou arl en you wash an away stadium like? >> i was wearing the shirt -- >> we are a little bit. we have to make sure there are no issues when we leave. >> i am originally from oakland coming by the way of new york. the boston fans were really nice .

but they warriors took it. liz: abc7 news also caught up with a cubs fan who had quite a bit to say about the game last night. we will have more on his story later in the newscast. abc7 is the exclusive home of the nba finals. we will have programming throughout the series including -- on monday. let's get a quick check outside this morning. francis: there is a live look outside as we show you a pretty shot from sutro. we have plenty of sunshine but high clouds are moving through ahead of a system that will bring us much cooler weather tomorrow. liz: thank you. inflation rising again, the worst in four decades. how president biden is trying to find a silver lining. the aids quilt makes his

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liz: a man is in custody for a shooting last week is facing illegal firearms charges after investigators found over 60 guns including assault what is at ghost guns inside his home. police found high-capacity magazines and thousands of rounds of any mission. -- of ammunition. he fatally shot a man on monterey road saturday night. he was arrested at the scene. it is the city's third homicide of the year. >> we are looking into more information on that case. if folks are still hitrd, ask t. liz: m is suspected of ensuring a firearm during a road incident in may. today, an effort to curb gun

violence. the oakland police department is hosting its first gun buyback event from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at at thy words ministries. later, the weapons will be melted down and turned into gardening tools. to convert the gun parts, they are working partnership with a blacksmith and raw tools. inflation has soared to its highest levels in 40 years. the consumer price index is up to 8.9%.peing $346 a month more than they were last we're -- then they were last year. the biggest jump since 1979. president biden is trying to find a silver lining. paul's find -- polls find a majority of americans disapprove of his work on the economy.

pres. biden: inflation moderated in the past few months. not enough, but it has come down. we needed to come down quickly. liz: the average rise of gas is five dollars per gallon across the country. on thursday, the average peeked over the five dollar mark for the first time ever. as you can see, california remains over that average at $6.43. marin county is the most expensive county to fill up in the bay area at $6.66 per gallon. drivers in rancho cordova took advantage of a task which. an error had the pumps pumping at a gas for just $.69 per gallon. it went on for about three hours, allowing one man to -- to fill out for just $40. >> i saw it was just $.69 per gallon so i hit a bump in -- i

hit the button and it started pumping. >> it turned into a circus in a matter of minutes. liz: the mistake was a misplaced electronic decimal. the report released this week with some bay area cities adding surcharges, too can become confusing. zach fuentes went -- looked into what is linked to this tipping decline. reporter: service workers up and down the street are working hard to help others relax. much of their income relies on tips. according to this report, people are too less now than in 2019. >> it is the opposite of what i do. i to more because people are unemployed, they have a difficult time. reporter: look at these numbers from the report. in 2019, 70 7% of americans

always served -- 77% of americans tipped servers at sit-down restaurants. a restaurant owner says the pandemic and staffing did impact his business and potential tips. they added an 18% gratuity to every check but recently removed it. >> our staff were concerned about removing that force gratuity but now they are excited because we are seeing what people are all about and wanting to tip extra. reporter: is may seem obvious to tip a server at a sit-down restaurant but business owners want to remind me other service industry workers also rely on tips. the owner of this as cream shop says workers don't serve you at the table but could still use the tips. >> he is working here for education, for college. they are working for these jobs part-time. it is very important.

reporter: 3.5% goes towards playing -- paying employee health benefits. he says people have been more than generous. >> people are excited to be out dining, getting back to normal b, -- i bay, a nascarra. fans were thereallhemryp cool anay hydrated before everything kicks off. there is an amateur event with amateur drivers invited to try their own cars. >> it does get pretty hot. they make you wear a helmet and go as fast as you can go. you just have as good of a time as you can. liz: toyota's save mart 250 will be the first open event at the tracks since 2019.

40,000 fans are expected to pack the raceway. you are saying the worst of the heat has already passed? but it will still be pretty hot. francis: is. -- it is. some clouds off the coast, high clouds start to move through but it does make for a pretty start as we show you a live the exploratorium looking out towards the bay. temperatures are in the 50's and 60's. 64 in san jose at 66. half moon bay at 55 degrees. it will be cooler at the beaches but we are stricken with filtered sunshine from sutro tower toward san francisco. we have more temperatures from the 50's to 70. santa rosa at 60. concord, already 70 degrees. a live shot from mountsan franct hand side.

the heat moderates today and that is because sea breeze is returning that will cool everything down from the coast. the breeze will kick in to our inland communities, dropping temperatures, and then it will be stronger as a system brings a chance of sprinkles in the north bay. temperatures tumbled tomorrow. high pressure builds and then we start to warm up next week. there is still some dangerously today but it is mainly confined to solano county risk of heat illness is there, look out for that in the rio vista area. highs today are much more comfortable because of receipt conditions. half moon bay, 67. san francisco, 73. n jose90eges low tmid 80's in t east bsant wart to see high cloudseethroue

some possible sprinkles and drizzle. lows will be in the upper 50's to low 60's. check out tomorrow, much cooler for everybody. especially for the inland areas. we will see upper 70's and low 80's. temperatures are quite a bit cooler. here is the seven-day forecast, heat easing and notice by tomorrow temperatures will be five to 15 degrees cooler for some spots. then we get more sunshine and we start to ramp things up towards the middle of the week before they cool down toward the end of the week. enjoy it while we can. liz: the aids quilt makes its return to san francisco this weekend. it is being unveiled at 9:30 this morning. volunteers spent most of this day setting up for the quilt display. this year marks 35 years since the first unveiling of the quilt.

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diagnosis, the superstar getting candid about his new health revelation leaving half of his face temporarily paralyzed. the outpouring of support for his recovery and what we know about the cause and the latest on his concert tour. head to head in the nba finals, the warriors tying it up with the celtics. we have the best chamfer chip moments from game four. it is all head -- the best championship moments from game for. it is all head. -- it is all ahead. liz: we had a look at one of the towns on fire island. reporter: step off the ferry and you will find bamboo lined pathways. >> everyone is unique, everyone is different. reporter: the main arteries that carried the life lead of this place, the people. >> people say, when did you

realize it was gay? i never realized it, i remember my parents having cool friends. reporter: gary mcgregor grew up here. his father built this house in 1967, steps away from breathtaking views and the battle for lgbtq freedoms. >> because gay was not accepted back then, guys would be getting off the ferry and almost just ripping off their suits. reporter: his neighbor was calvin klein who sold his home bob davie given. >> guests include andy warhol, chester weinberg. reporter: is the last stop on bobby's 90 minute historical homes tour. >> this home was the home of john white. reporter: part of the fire island pines historical preservation society, and nonprofit he founded in 2010. visitors pass more than 40 operatives as part of the history of the island. >> men were not allowed to dance

with men. if two men were getting close together, the flashlight would be shown on them. reporter: now the pines has become a beacon of pride. >> it is brandon that hand makes these. i wanted this to be a communal space where people could gather that was very free and very playful. reporter: he and his fiancee recently bought a home here. >> homeownership has completely changed. reporter: adding to a new pines foundation bobby is hoping to help build with perspective. >> people coming here, it is essential people know that things happened here, things that allowed them to have the freedoms they have now. yes, you can be gay anywhere in the world today for the most part but there is no gayer place then fire island where you can

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a beautiful start to the morning. francis: it is gorgeous out there. we don't even need a jacket in some spots. santa cruz shows you clear skies. temperatures will be anywhere from the upper 50's to lower 70's and then it will be breezier this afternoon. not as hot for our inland highs. mid-90's instead of triple digits compared to yesterday. mid-80's around the bay and at the coast, mid 60's with the exception of santa cruz. this evening, if you have plans to go out, you won't need a jacket. 80's around the bay and upper 70's. clouds increase and things get cooler tomorrow. i will have the complete forecast, coming up. liz: taking a live look at sfo which could be in for a big is this used. the u.s. will lift covid testing requirements for international travelers. tim johns breaks down the benefits. reporter: one of the final

restrictions of the pandemic era is taking off. the cdc announced it will end the covid testing requirement for travelers coming into the country. >> the covid test requirement was a huge impediment to americans traveling abroad and international visitors to the u.s.. reporter: the requirement will end on sunday after months of pressure from the travel industry and elected officials, many of whom are eager to get foreign visitors back. the announcement was welcome news to an italian tourist and his new wife. the pair who are traveling for their honeymoon tell me they did not know about the testing mandate until the day of their flight from rome. >> it was difficult to find one pharmacy to do the covid test. reporter: the new rules won't just make things easier for international travelers. >> the u.s. was one of the last

holdouts in requiring inbound international travelers to take in negative code test -- to get a negative covid test. reporter: it will have any impact on international and local economies. international travelers make up a significant portion of the bay area's tourist revenue. >> there is about $54 million that could be brought back into the economy by allowing the international travel market to come back to the u.s.. >> -- reporter: one less thing to worry about if you are packing your bags for a long vacation. liz: residents of a flooded san francisco high-rise have a date of when they will be able to return home. the management company sent a letter to tenants saying the building reoccupy date is july 1. more than 600 people were displaced after a water main broke in the building. each person is being connected

with an ambassador from the coan ctir hol 3 thehogid e n a dm until that date. theriors tied up the nba finals with a light and in boston. steph curry led the way. fans for both teams were excited for game trope. j.r. stone recaps the ants -- j.r. stone recaps the expanse. reporter: game four of the nba finals not only in california but in boston, too. the golden state victory, fans poured out of the td garden, there was a sea of green as fans took in the victory. not only one fight broke out, but two where boston police jumped in and detained two individuals. onto the excitement. >> i am glad they won.

halftime, i thought the celtics were going to win. in the fourth quarter, the warriors took over. reporter: 10-year-old fan lowell came from california -- came from new york with his statue is a celtics fan. >> he had 43 points. he went off this game. >> 10 out of 10 experience. the warriors fans showed up, it was a great game. i was embracing it, i was excited. it was everything i wanted it to be. >> you were not worried at all? >> i was not worried. >> she came in flight last night. she got in this morning. reporter: warriors fans spoke with where the definition of dubnation. all to see a warriors victory. >> i am originally from oakland coming by way of new york, watching the warriors do their

thing. the boston fans were really nice. but the warriors took it, congratulations to the warriors. liz: abc7 is the exclusive home of the finals. we will have programming throughout the series continuing with game five on monday. still ahead on abc7 mornings, the newest star in the marvel universe has arrived to the disney plus party. we will have a look at ms. m arvel and the young star bringing her life to screen. we will check in with francis when we

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it is about 18 who discovers her superpowers and becomes ms. marv el. reporter: the star of "ms. marvel" discovered her character as a young teenager reading marvel comics. >> she was proud of her culture, not something that held her back. reporter: if you consider how kamala kahn inspired the character, she is the average person to play the high school student from jersey city. so says the woman who created her. >> i have been so close to that character for so long. when i met iman, i was like, there is no one else but her. reporter: she is a super fan of the avengers and the need to attend a convention even though her errands disapproved. thanks become more complicated when she discovers she has certain powers. the young star credits the

series for helping her reconnect with her own heritage. >> the fact that i got to reexperience pakistani and muslim and be proud of that part of myself, i want people to reconnect with their own roots. reporter: she was cast on her last day of high school. >> a week later, brie larson contacts me. reporter: that would be the same larson that stars as captain marvel. >> we talked for hours and she was sharing experiences with me and prepping what these next years will look like. reporter: larson's time in the mcu has transformed her career and now iman will play her character on the screen soon. >> just hearing the fact that she is also feeling the same way i do and it is never going to feel supernormal comforted me. liz: the series streams on disney plus which is owned by

the same parent company as abc7. francis, another check of the weather. francis: we will show you a live shot from the south beach camera toward the bay bridge. some high clouds are passing through and we will see increasing clouds tonight. it will still be hot this afternoon at cooler compared to yesterday and even cooler tomorrow. i will have your forecast, coming up. liz: steph curry has a historic game, leading the warriors to a huge tree in boston. huge tree in boston. larry big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. did you know that st ways crea? so sound the alarm.

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positive seizure -- at the plaza roaring, cooling down crowds friday. >> i love to take my kids back here. water parks are expensive. reporter: a cost-effective way to keep comfortable after the national weather service issued a heat advisory through the evening. even with afternoon temperatures reaching the 90's, some residents continued -- consider the hot weather to be a break. >> we came from sacramento. yesterday it was up in 107 degrees. >> humid. not hot-hot, but it is hot. reporter: across downtown, the scorching temperatures sending customers into shaved ice. >> it is creamy and melts in your mouth. reporter: and it is all made to order with this special game day treat.

the hot weather no doubt helping business. >> people coming in, it is more busy than it normally would be. weather and kids getting out of school plays a factor. reporter: the hot conditions also bring about serious concerns with high temperatures, draft, dry fuel. first responders and experts are at the ready. >> there is some wind out there so you at the hot temperatures, dry fuels, and wind can make fighting these five difficult. reporter: craig clements is the director of the wildlife research center. he says there are -- there is some fortune in what is expected to be a short-lived heat spell. >> we should be cooling off in a few days and that will ring our fire risk down. reporter: it is encouraging news for those enjoying the heat. liz: you can check the weather conditions anytime on the abc7 bay area app.

it is available on roku, android tv, and apple tv. let's get a check of the forecast. hot today, a little cooler tomorrow. frances: not as hot today and much cooler tomorrow. here is laptop the seven. mostly clear skies, some clouds off the coast. we will see more high clouds sweep in this afternoon and evening. for now, it is to flout there. they winds are light as we look from our exploratorium camera. in san francisco, 61 degrees. oakland, 64. the half moon bay at 54 degrees because of the sea breeze. and live shot looking out towards downtown san francisco. temperatures range from 50 is near 70. santa rosa is at 60. fairfield, 65. concord has been in the 70's already. livermore at 65 degrees. mount tam looking south over the bay, it is looking hazy.

here's what you can expect. the heat moderates today. triple digits are gone because of the sea breeze that will pick up this afternoon. that will cool things for everyone from the beaches to inland communities. much cooler tomorrow as our system moves through bring a of spring in the north bay. after it passes, we start to warm up next week monday through wednesday. there is still some dangerous heat for solano county with a risk of heat illnesses. this area highlighted in red and hot think, temperatures near 100 and overnight lows have been mild. we don't recover as quickly but the rest of the bay area advisories are gone. highs in san jose. santa cruz, 88 this afternoon. along the lower part of the peninsula, it is t-shirt and shorts weather. mid 80's through palo alto.

if you are headed to the giants game this afternoon, you won't need a jacket. thanks will cool down as you continue in the evening. we will probably be okay by the time the game gets out. low 90's through santa rosa and napa. low 80's to mid 80's from oakland. 81 to 85 in fremont. also more comfortable, still swimming pool type weather in the inland areas. 93 in livermore. what is going to happen is we start to see sea breeze pick up this afternoon into this evening. increasing clouds with the chance of sprinkles moving through the bay area tomorrow morning. lows will be cooler for tomorrow. upper 50's to low 60's around the bay. 63 in san mateo. tomorrow we see more clouds and much cooler temperatures.

in fact, compared to yesterday we will be 20 degrees cooler in some spots. upper 70's for in the areas. around the bay, look for the 70's. this temperature tumble applies to everybody. here is an example in san francisco, our average high is 66 degrees. today we are above that and tomorrow, much cooler. high pressure builds, we warm up midweek and then a trough moves in at the end of the workweek. temperatures start to go down. here is the seven-day forecast. the heat is easing today. mid 90's around the bay. mid 80's at the beaches. mid to upper 60's and then we have sprinkles moving through tomorrow morning. much cooler for sunday before temperatures start to rebound on monday. plenty of sunshine through most of the work they do start to increase clouds and see an

increase in clouds and temperatures drop on friday. it will be closer to average by the end of the work. today, stay hydrated and statute -- and try to stay cool. liz: the athletics face the guardians at progressive field. the giants will try to beat l.a. for the second straight day. san francisco takes on the dodgers at oracle art at 4:15. the warriors and celtics are headed back to san francisco. last night, the dubs event the series with a gritty win in boston. here is larry with the highlights in this morning's sports. larry: in a virtual must win situation, steph curry was incredible. unable to be guarded by mere mortals. he went for 43 points and basically will the warriors to victory. remember the foot injury we were concerned about?

not a problem. first quarter from way out, bank. the boston crowd getting into it with staff -- steph curry. the two time m.v.p. never gets a call. he gets not down, the refs swallow the whistle. what do i have to do to get respect? mark is to beat the shot clock. down it goes, four boston late. the question was, who is going to help steph curry? clay finally hits a three. the dubs take elite. iesntially the wod. i will take steph curry. the floater, down echoes. the wires are victorious, 107-97. game five is monday night at chase center. >> if they get the win, they

take control of the series. it is all mixed in, knowing how fickle momentum is in the finals. we have been through it all so we try to rely on past experience to understand how important that was. >> you still have to go do it. it is helpful for our guys to have in here come our mainstays. they usually respond after a tough night. that is what they did. >> you don't do yourself any good if you look ahead to game six or seven. you just have to embrace these moments, especially to be one of the last few teams playing. i know we are going to bring in monday. larry: baseball, giants and dodgers. kinlaw and -- bring out the first pitch. joc pederson, bases-loaded, a single makes it 5-2. darin ruf, a big night. 's?thmilwaukee mer big haze fan.

-- a's fan. jose ramirez leads off with a bomb. the guardians tied it on a sac fly. that ended a shutout from blackburn. luke merely flies to write. ramon laureano to the plate, and safe. oscar gonzales scoring. game over. 10 straight defeats for the oakland athletics. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend. liz: the san francisco giants and l.a. dodgers will be the first mlb team to where custom on-field pride baseball caps in the same game. the giants were the first team to incorporate pride colors into their uniform aunt and in both teams will share a custom pride

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liz: here are their winnings from last night -- the winning numbers from last night's mega millions drawing. the mega number four. nobody picked all six numbers. amendment edda -- norman a metta's funeral is this morning. nancy pelosi and alan simpson are set to speak at the memorial. lifelong friends -- they both

relocated to hart mountain internment camp in wyoming in world war ii. another memorial organized by a api vote was held last month. recreation center is opening its doors to the community. this is video of the old facility. the ceremony is at 6:00 morning. spread out over 24,000 feet, it includes a fitness center, two classrooms, and in the art center. there is a gathering space that can the building to the rest of central arc. happening tomorrow, stern grove festival opens with their first concert of the summer. tauber of power andra -- rapper too shorty kick things off. reservations open up 12 gays --

12 days before these -- 12 days before the concert. it is too bad that concert was not happening today because the weather would be nice. frances: if you go to that concert tomorrow, you will need a jacket. today you can probably get by without a jacket. temperatures range from it for these and half moon bay to upper 70's in brentwood. it will be cooler today, we see at the beaches. 73 today. look for the two mid 80's. inland areas, not as hot. mid 90's instead. low 90's through napa, santa rosa, and san jose. much cooler tomorrow. liz: thank you all for joining us this morning. i am lives for its that i am liz freud's -- i am liz. "gma" is next. have a great day. ♪

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