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> the deal on gun reform that does not include some key provisions president biden has been pushing for. the next steps ahead. >> i am not going to sink kumbaya or anything. >> the warriors are here preparing for a game five of the nba finals. >> here's a look outside on this monday morning. the air is back. it is a humid sunday. what you can expect for the day and the week ahead. >> good morning to you. hopefully, you all had a great weekend. i am happy to be here. i'm going to be covering traffic as well. drew: last week and it was just disgusting when it came to the humidity. the amount of sweat poured from my body. drew: it is low humidity right

now and it is much cooler. about 12 degrees in napa. right now we are waking up to temperatures generally in the 50's. remember this time yesterday we were well into the 60's. i wouldn't take a light layer with you as you go outside for the -- i would take a light layer with you as you go outside for the next couple of hours. it is a really beautiful day. refreshing air, lots of sunshine, it is not too hot out there. by mid day we are in the 60's and 70's. by 4 p.m. we are close to average for this time of year. we will have a mid-80's in our warmer spots inland. we do have warmer weather coming in over the next couple of days. karina: there is optimism of

bipartisan framework on gun control will get the required control of the senate. president biden says it is a good start, although it fails to include many of the measures he is calling for. live in washington with the reaction. >> for weeks the group up senate met behind closed doors to have shotgun reform policies, measures broad enough to win votes from senate republicans. in the wake of weeks of mass shootings, growing demand for lawmakers to do something, then over the weekend a breakthrough. a senate plan drafted by 10 democrats and 10 republicans that will strengthen background checks, allowing juvenile records to be screened for gun buyers younger than 21, expand gun restrictions for convicted domestic violence abusers. to temporarily remove guns to those who considered dangerous and bolster school security and

mental health programs. >> i will put this bill on the floor asap. so that congress can quickly act. >> president biden weighing in say income obviously it does not do everything that i think it is needed, but it reflects steps in the right direction. the president push to -- for tougher restrictions, including a assault weapons ban. the senate frameworks spread by deadly shootings in buffalo new york and uvalde, texas last month. the senate plan announced on the sixth anniversary of the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, 49 people were shot to death. the week and also saw gun safety protest across they david hawk and other survivors on the 2018 stolen douglas high school shooting in florida.

talk, --hawk, hopeful about the senate plan. >> that gun policy framework will need 10 republican votes to pass in the senate. if it does, it will mark the most significant gun legislation passed since the 1990's. reggie: there are strong reactions from across the bay area to this gun safety agreement. we have seen several team lead rallies calling from stronger gun control laws. part of the second ever live march for our lives. minute we spoke to at the rally since the framework in washington is a good start. a memorial in the castro district yesterday honored the orlando paul's nightclub shooting massacre six years ago. >> i have hope, i also acknowledge that the federal government is hopelessly

gridlock. to me the proof is in the pudding. >> we need to ban assault rifles, we need so many different steps that are not in this package, but this is still at least a step in the right direction. reggie: house speaker says more is needed but the measurable take steps to save lives. karina: -- compared to the bill passed by the house last week. >> i am encouraged that there are some republicans in the senate that are willing to do something. i do not think their stage in package in what i have read should be interpreted as something that is strong. is that something? sounds like it. is it going to address what i think overall really needs to be addressed?

i do not think so. >> the package will be "if you steps forward. " to get started, go to abc7news.com/take action. reggie: trumps 2020 camapaign director is said to take the stand in the january 6 committee. the committee plans to highlight evidence that shows trump chose to lie about the election results, despite repeatedly being told it was proven he had lost. abc news news will have special coverage starting at 7 a.m. right after abc 7 news in the morning. you can watch attack on the capital, the investigation on abc seven, abc news seven.com or hours dreaming out. >> we are counting down on game

five of the nba finals on abc seven. the warriors are back home hoping the home-court advantage will give them a leg up on the celtics. ryan curry is live at chase center with all of the excitement. we know shortly it is there to get busy and crazy with all of the fans. >> no doubt. it is not to be a electric atmosphere once to see the tip-off in 12 hours from now. this is a golden opportunity for golden state to shift the momentum back into their favor. there is lease going to be two games left, three total. two of them will be at chase center. we know how good the wires have been good all season at home. they have only lost one postseason at home, that was to boston in game one. golden state reconciled that lost with a away when friday thanks to steph curry. this makes the series best-of-three games, two of those will be here at chase

center. if the warriors warriors want to shift the momentum, a when friday and a win tonight will do just that. >> i love every experience at this stage. there's so much attention on what we do. we understand the whole world is watching you out on the court. it will be the last team standing. i love everything about it. >> you have to do what you do to the best of your ability. both teams are attempting to do that, it is just a matter of who can do it more consistently. >> when i step on the court i want to win. i do not care how ugly or pretty it is. it is just a and protect our home court. i am not going to sink kumbaya or anything i just want to win. >> the termination is key. you headed there from the players. they know exactly what it takes to win this championship. tipoff is at 6 p.m.. i know we talked about earlier,

what this atmosphere is going to be like. a few of those fans are rejuvenated after that big away when on friday. they're going to need that energy to create a good crucial home atmosphere if the warriors do want to shift that momentum that we talked about. that is going to be a crazy game later on tonight. karina: abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors and nba finals. our coverage starts at 5:00 with the doves on seven pregame show. game five tips off at 6 p.m. keep here on abc 74 after the game. we know a lot of fans are grateful and it will be a llot cooler today. drew: here's a live look showing really calm conditions your an update on the pollen forecast. she pollen and grass pollen still at moderate -- tree pollen

and grass pollen still at moderate levels. here are your main offenders when we talk about the tree pollen. here is this trough that was responsible for the humidity yesterday, cloud cover and also a few sprinkles throughout the day, that is now pushing up to the east. we have drier air moving in. this big ridge of high pressure will approach us over the next couple of days. it was a quiet warm up, but we are nowhere near as hot as we were late last week. future tracker temperatures become a nice out there this morning. a nice layering of 60's and 70's, then we will see a typical spread this time of year. our warmer spots going in to the mid-80's. 83 in santa rosa. it is really comfortable no matter where you live today. we start to warm up by wednesday we will start to see 90's make a comeback in our warmer spots.

we will take a closer look at the hotter day coming up in nine minutes. karina: we are actually starting out with two alerts this morning. it is a busy morning. we will have a alert on sunnyvale on southbound 101. there is a car fire. a trailer got separated from a semi and caught on fire. only the left lane, one lane is open. avoid that if you can. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza camera. not bad right now. you can see you will be moving right along 11 minutes from the toll plaza into the city. a quick look at the drivetime graphic right here. you can see the slowest but it's for the super commuters coming out of tracy. this one is in fremont for a rollover crash that is barking through links on northbound 180. watch for that. we will have more details coming up in our next traffic update.

in the north's, smart is expanding its service starting today. the agency says it is adding 10 trips every weekday in the north and southbound directions. that will increase the number of weekday trips to 36. tdeman is not quite back to pre-pandemic levels. reggie: why the bomb squad was called out to the home of scott peter. karina: the scary moments for a man while he was out for his family. reggie: the free concert series is back. some bay area legends kick things off. ♪

reggie: state senator scott weiner is responding this morning after a bomb squad team was called to his home. someone says they gave the

legislator a hate filled letter. bomb sniffing dogs passed through to make sure nothing was threatening. police say nothing was found. there has been as many as five death threats a week, lately there has been 20 to 30 sent his way. we are from a city council member, the latest victim of a brutal attack in san francisco. that is when -- when suddenly hit in the head with his concrete block. he fell to the ground, nearly lost consciousness you're his daughter chased after the two men. they continue to throw heavy objects at him. anders suffered cuts and have a disk in his neck. he said morning to be done to stop these types of attacks. >> i want to make sure everyone understands it is important to speak out so our law enforcement

understands, policymakers understand how it impacts our community and how it is important first to take actions to stop the senseless actions. reggie: he is expected to make a full recovery. the suspects have not been identified. karina: oakland police are looking for a suspect who carjacked a man and dragged him on the pavement. in this video you see a man facing the area of eighth and jackson in chinatown your and other in his 60's. his car up to the market and leaves his keys in the car. it was enough time for the suspect to get in the car and drive off. the owner of the car then tries to drive -- grab onto the car to stop the carjacking, instead he was driving on the ground for several feet. the victim suffered abrasions to multiple parts of his body, including his face. chinatown president credits the community members and safety volunteers for helping to rush

help the man. >> groups came in to help. also, this young lady was standing help making the call. i must also give a compliment. he was able to keep the victim, the treatments that he needed. karina: oakland police responded within minutes. they have not released any details about the suspect. reggie: the and reverse edie of the aids -- rdf anniversary -- the annual 30th anniversary of the aids -- there were more than 3000 handstitched panels representing a life lost to aids. the names of those who lost their lives were read aloud. >> what you see going on here today is there are people who are talking and conversing, sharing stories, one generation to another. we most -- must open up

conversation, must have dialogue, bring down various and realize that the public health has the word public in it. it is about public looking after each other. reggie: the fight for a cure continues on. karina: summer concert series is underway in san francisco. ♪ karina: bay area legends tower of power and wrapper to short headlined yesterday's events, they were supposed to perform last year went a water main break flooded the video. enue. this is the 85th year of music steeples. the pre-series runs through august 14. reggie: blow the whistle. it karina: we will have to go.

reggie: we need to talk about it. it >> no one really prepared mer it. i did not understand what i was getting into. you are sitting at a extreme angle, taking a walk in the woods. karina: so wear comfortable shoes? reggie: you are climbing over the big things, logs, there's a really good chance you're going to slip at some point and fall on your butt. all of this will happen. drew: great. great. reggie: but it is really fun. drew: never in the wilderness. reggie: when did you last go to a concert the wilderness? drew: great question. that was vegas and that was nowhere near. good morning.

let's go outside. it is really beautiful this morning. a great day we have come a relatively low humidity, not bone dry but comfortable levels. a lot of sunshine today and temperatures comfortable for this time of year. we are warming up a bit. we are not talking about any heat advisories. we will just warm up a little bit above average for this time of year. right now numbers are cooler compared to this time yesterday. we are waking up to numbers in the low and mid 50's. take a light layer with you. dew points measure how much moisture is in the atmosphere. yesterday, these numbers were in the 60's, that is humid. today they are in the 40's. that is comfortable air. future trak when gust showing you that onshore breeze picks up buddy mouse power close to the coast. we will see thing tomorrow.

take the sunshine's with the. 71 in san jose. 84 concord. overnight tonight we will have moonlit skies, plenty of clouds and temperatures in the 50's. temperatures are not too warm for this time of year. wednesday is the warmest day we have this week, but nowhere near as hot as your work week last week. a nice stretch of weather coming our way. we will cool off. by friday we are actually below average for this time of year. mild to start on the weekend. 70's and 80's. karina: the seven things to know this morning. reggie: welcome news for parents and a big news

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expected to play a key role in today's proceedings. you can watch the abc news seven report here at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7. reggie: proposed framework on gun law. it will include things like strengthening background checks. the white house is signaling support for the bill. karina: bay area jack queen is responding to trans phobic insults. the groups storm into a children's event on saturday. law enforcement are investigating it as a hate crime. reggie: scott high inflation in america could get worse. it is expected to raise another key interest rate to bring inflation back under control. drew: get ready for a beautiful day. sunshine, lower humidity and

comfortable temperatures. you can see later on this afternoon 60's on the coast. karina: we have a alert for a rollover crash that is blocking three lanes on northbound and 880. you can see it mapped out for you. this is going to be a big problem. it looks like all lanes are now blocked, except for the left lane. the chp says the estimated time of opening probably in the next 10 to 15 minutes. speeds in the area are down to 70 miles per hour. game five of the nba finals right here on abc seven, the golden state warriors go to the crucial 2-3 lead today. reggie: the cdc has lifted one of the remaining government mandates enacted during the pandemic. international travels no longer need to show a negative covid test prior to their flight into the u.s. the rural has been in

place for 17 months. some americans chose to steer away from booking trips. we are one step closer to get a thing youngest americans vaccinated against covid. kid-sized doses of pfizer vaccines are safe and effective for children under five. fda gave a similar thumbs-up to moderna shots for children under six. experts will vote wednesday to determine whether to go ahead and authorize vaccinations for that age group. vaccinations can begin as soon next week. karina: much-needed baby formula has arrived in los angeles. a cargo plane flown in from australia. it is unclear on much will be available in the bay area. it is a part of president biden's fly formula initiative.

a second shipment is arriving in columbus, ohio on thursday. reggie: why the u.s. navy is suspending all of its flights for the day. karina: pride month hits a gold swing. vice president harris celebrating with a huge crowd. her

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>> karina: reggie: the key said to testify. >> they immediately started disrupting. karina: children storytime turning into hateful attacks. this morning, we hear from the target and what is being done to the far-right groups behind it. reggie: concerns about inflation, why experts say the crisis could be soon to get worse. karina: good morning to you.

it is monday, june 13. hopefully, it is up to a great start. reggie: game five of the nba happens tonight. we are counting down for the coverage. you can see the clock at the bottom of your screen. drew: good morning. we are seeing 12 degrees coole. r compared to this time yesterday. we have a cooler start. the humidity is lower. we got rid of the mugging is from yesterday. we are on our way to a really nice afternoon. we are waking up to 54 in the city. a live look from the golden gate bridge. we do have a little cloud cover in the south bay this morning. that cloud cover gets out of here over the next one or two hours. expect a lot of sunshine on your monday.

warming up slowly. 70's around lunchtime. then around 4 p.m. we will see 60's around the coast, 70's around the bay shoreline. we are tracking warmer weather moving in the next couple of days. we will detail that coming up in eight minutes. karina: the january 6 committee is holding its second televised hearing into the insurrection. former president trump 20 between campaign manager is among those who will testify. andrew dymburt explains, the committee continues to -- that was repeatedly told he lost the election but chose to spark violence a. >> the january 6 committee will hold its second hearing monday morning. also scheduled to testify on monday, if formal fox news political editor who helped with the decision to call arizona for

president joe biden. the committee plans to lay out evidence it says shows president trump chose to law aie about the election results despite being told he had lost. jamie raskin was on the elect committee telling cnn he had to have known he was spreading a big lie and was continued to spread it to this very day. >> the committee shows how trump lies motivated those to attack the capitol. republican congressman scott perry, whom she mentioned by name is calling ac i q stations ludacris and a lie. it the committee has evidence to back up that claim. >> i think that is some of the most propelling evidence. >> once the evidence has been a

commode by the justice department, it needs to make a decision about -- they need tod if there is credible evidence, which i think there is. karina: abc news will have special coverage of the hearing starting at 7 a.m. right after abc news seven in the mornings. you can watch attack on the capital, the investigation right here. o'er the abc seven streaming app. reggie: the supreme court decisions could come estimates today on major decisions regarding abortion rights and gun safety. some of its remaining simi nine decisions will be handed out today and wednesday. a leak draft opinion showed five justices were ready to wipe out the 50 year precedent set by roe v. wade. the court is considering constitutional challenges to gun

safety laws, that ruling could fly in the face of current negotiations of gun control. after the breakthrough of gun control. 10 democrats and timber publicans have agreed on a bipartisan plan that will strengthen background checks for gun buyers over the age of 21. it will expand restrictions to convicted domestic violence users. more funding will go to school security and mental health programs. the framework does not include measures, president biden called for. karina: the navy is h itting the pause button. the deadliest has happened last wednesday when a marine corporal went down in imperial county killing five marines on board. on june 3, a navy pilot was killed when his jet down.

the navy said, today's safety pause will allow them to review risk management and flight training procedures. reggie: new details on a group of men who stormed a drag queen event. the group made transphobia remarks. it comes on a same-day 31 members were arrested at a private event in idaho. more now from the east bay. >> a children storytime turned into a nightmare. bay area was cohosting a reading event in celebration of pride month, when the unthinkable happened. >> eight to 10 proud boys march in with their cameras blazing pointing at me. >> a group of men affiliated with the far right extremist group. they made hand gestures as they started speaking transphobia

remarks. >> they said it is a pedophile, why do you bring your kids to this event. >> the sheriffs office says they are investigating the incidents and have activated their hate crime protocols. >> she is calling on all of those opposed to stand up to extremism. >> i think now is the time to unite and to come together as a united front. >> not just for her, but also for the children. >> who has over a decade experience of social work says, many of them were terrified. >> i do not want to hurt you, i just want to tell your story, that is it, i just want to tell you a story. >> i really believe that libraries are places where everyone is welcome.

we are open to everyone in our community. we can't be intimidated by these kind of threats. this is not what we are going to stand for. >> a lot of people are asking me like, do you feel safe, are you ok. the answer is, no. i do not. i do not feel safe in my own home. >> she is determined not to be a victim. she tells me she is not going anywhere and will not let fear and intimidation topper for doing the things she loves. >> they were successful in scaring us, but they were not successful in their ultimate goal, which is to make us go away, because of their own discomfort of the diversity of our own world, they failed in that. reggie: vice-president, lagares is telling the lgbtq community -- vice president harris is telling the lgbtq community --

appeared vice president harris says pride month is a turn to observe the significant process that has been made and continue the fight for gay rights, not to paul's. use. >> we will be fueled by knowing we are all in this together. we will fight with pride. reggie: vice president warned about 300 laws in states around the country that are attacking the lgbtq plus community. she singled out texas and florida where she said children should not have to fear who they are. karina: abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor of the pride parade on june 26. you will be able to watch it here on our broadcast and our app. see all of our coverage year around on abc7news.com/pride. reggie: game five of the nba finals is tonight with the warriors looking to take the

lead over the boston celtics. at that game is your at home at the chase center. for more on that, let's go to ryan. ryan: it is a key opportunity for the warriors to take control of this series. it has been back and forth so far. now that win on vita opens the door for them to take control of this series. it is something we have not seen so far. the fans are into it. some of them were buying gear at thrive city. many of them are going to game five. we have seen all throughout this postseason, truly inspired by the way this team is continue to fight. many of them feeling confident the team can secure a victory tonight. >> i am really excited. so much excitement. >> any predictions? >> i think we will win. >> i am really excited.

it is going to be fun. >> if you want to join these fans in game five, tickets are still available, but they will cost you some money. the cheapest we found, $775 on stubhub. that is a lot of money. if you have that money, it might be worth it to go and see this game tonight as we seen throughout this postseason, a lot of fans have been into it as well as seeing their way the games have gone, it is definitely a excited moment. reggie: abc 7 is the only place to wash the warriors in the nba finals. our coverage starts at 5 p.m. tonight then nba countdown at 5:30. game five tips off at 6 p.m. karina: lawsuits settled googles have to pay out millions of dollars over a gender discrimination suit, the number of women's d.c. payment. reggie: if you're thinking of

ice can, you are probably not thinking of mustard . a company has created interesting flavors. drew: who ask for that? mustard? we are still dealing with a lot of cloud cover this morning. we are clear over the city as well. we are in store for a lot of sunshine throughout our day. this trough was responsible for those light sprinkles yesterday and that cloud cover is now pushing up to the east. we will slowly build in this ridge of high pressure. it will warm us up, especially inland, but we are not talking intense heat. no heat advisors will be in effect this week. 11:00 a.m., 60's and 70's, a light layer is certainly needed this morning. with that low humidity combined willful very warm.

expect a lot of sunshine, 79 in san jose. 71 in the city. it will feel very nice in the city but breezy in the afternoon. 85 fairfield appeared the humidity is , refreshing, bright. we will start to warm up. our warmest day of this week will follow on wednesday. low 80's to low 90's, nowhere near as intense in terms of our heat as we were last week. we will take a closer look at those numbers in a few minutes. first,et's check with traffic. karina: we have good news and five news that rollover crash has cleared. all lanes are now opened europe in sunnyvale, we have that alert still effect southbound 101. there is a trailer that got detached from a semi and caught on fire. only the left lane is opened. we do not know when that will reopen for traffic.

we will let you know as soon as we find out. look at this beautiful view from our south beach camera. so pretty. a cooler morning up to a great star

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after accusations it was underpaying fema workers. -- female workers . the jury rolleuled in favor. a new week is bringing concerns about inflation, rising interest rates and more worries on wall street. >> this morning, a top economist warns america's inflation crisis is about to get worse before it gets better. >> you have to be very modest about what we know about this inflation process. i fear it is still going to get worse. >> the federal reserve is expected to raise key interest rates by a half point wednesday. in a effort to go spending enough to curb inflation without tipping the economy into a

recession. analysts expect interest rates could rise by three quarters of a point in the months ahead. america's 40 year high inflation has been blamed from a tight labor market, russia's war in ukraine and government spending. grocery prices are up 12% from a year ago. gas prices nationwide now average more than five dollars a gallon. >> i am not driving as much, i am not spending money going out to eat. >> gas station profits are down as they deal with price increases from oil producers, refiners and pipeline operators. drivers in california enjoy a different kind of sticker shock. a glitch at the station allowed customers to pay $.69 a gallon for several hours. >> fighting inflation is his top priority, he warned friday that inflation could last for a

while. reggie: it is an interesting new summer treat available. the jean mustar. . --dijon mustard h. the taste, a sweet french ice can with a honeyed dijon sorrel. you can get it at walmart for five books. ucks. they are obsessed with hunting. oney. they are known for their trick stunts. karina: have you guys try the everyday bagel ice cream? drew: i love and everything

bagel. karina: do you like it in ice cream? i just think pizza flavored, taco flavored, let's keep those to doritos or nachos, not to ice cream. reggie: i only trust one company with this. salt and straw, make anything and i will eat it. one of the most extreme examples is the bug ice cream i had. bugs are not for me but the ice cream was good. drew: are there bug chunks and there? reggie: there actually are. drew: remember, thanksgiving? reggie: it was giving thanks. drew: outside today we will find

sunshine on this monday morning. we have a few clouds in the south. those will move out quickly and we will find a pleasant day for the way for the week ahead. lower humidity and you are going to fill it right out the door. sunny skies today. we are warming up a little bit this week and it is looking very nice for the weekend. right now we are in the 50's. 52 palo alto. a light layer is certainly needed. we talk about dew points. when you look at these numbers they measure how much moisture is in the atmosphere. when they are in 60's like they were yesterday, that is above humid. enjoy that better air today. wind gusts we will find them 20

to 30 miles per hour today. 71 in the city today. 79 san jose. overnight tonight, moonlit skies and plenty of stars. we will warm up a bit. we will see a couple of 90's. wednesday is our warmest day we have all week. we are talking temperature slightly above average for this time of year. sunny skies today. it is warmer. numbers go right back down by friday. we are below average. we are very comfortable. reggie: country music star kobe keats health battle, the shocking announcement he made over the weekend. karina: if you missed it the first time, you will have another chance to catch sp

reggie: some people serve ocean waves, others prefer a moving train. this dangerous stunt caught on video. a group of people standing on top of a train in brooklyn. he was surprised to see people sprinting from one subway card to the next as it was crossing the willems bridge. it it was a horrible idea. last year a man died while subway surfing appeared netflix is giving you details on the next season of good games. while there is no release date right now, he shared his gratitude to fans. karina: if you did not see

spider-man: no way home on the big screen, you are in luck. the film will swing back in the theaters with new extended scenes. it became one of the highest grossing films. marvel calls it the more five-step version. it is being released in celebration of spider-man 60th anniversary in comics and the 20th anniversary of the movie. the movie will be back in theaters on september 2. tickets go on sale august 9. the california highway patrol is hiring the types of candidates the agency is searching for. reggie: accused of kidnapping. jury selection begins today for a father in son in monterey county. karina: but is not exactly whatn administration wanted. reggie: a live look outside.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this abc 7 news. >> bipartisan breakthrough. a deal on gun reform fails to include key provisions. the next steps ahead. >> i am not going to sing kumbaya or anything. i just want to win. >> the warriors preparing for a

pivotal game five of the nba finals. the players are getting ready to take the lead in the series. >> gorgeous out there. we are seeing some refreshing weather to start the work week. drew is here to explain what we have ahead for the day ahead david >> we are counting down to game five of the nba finals. we start with a check on the weather with drew tuma. a lot of people will be outside chase center. drew: a lot of sunshine. that humidity from yesterday is dropping. temperatures cooler compared to yesterday. 40's and 50's. take a light layer as you go outside. a live look from the exploratorium camera. i think today is the pick of the week. 60's and 70's by lunchtime, not as humid as yesterday.