clara, we are ready. >> today's the day parents of young kids have been waiting for. children as young as six months now able to get the covid vaccine. >> the fourth hearing on the january 6 insurrection -- the new evidence expected. >> a sizzling start to summer. drew is here tracking the temperatures and where it will top 100 degrees today. >> good morning, it is tuesday, june 21. >> the four of us are actually here in one place. [laughter] >> this has not happened in weeks. >> we did it! and summer -- we officially welcomed it at 4:00 this morning. 74 degrees already. we are in store for a very hot day. 63 in the city. 72 in antioch. still 50's in the north bay, but we heat up weekly today.

outside, live look from the exploratorium camera. totally clear, fog free. we expect a lot of sunshine. temperatures will really take off quickly, near 80 degrees already by 9:00 a.m. by lunchtime, warm to hot area temperatures well in the 80's around the shoreline, 90's inland. we continue to warm even more than that. spare the air day today. we go into the 90's and a lot of spots, including oakland. 92 in oakland, 85 in the city. 106 inland. heat advisory begins at 10:00 a.m. reggie: thank you. children six months to five years old can get there first dose of either pfizer or moderna vaccine. appointments are now open. we have more on what parents with young children can expect. >> santa clara county's youngest residents can start rolling up their sleeves tuesday morning to take the first dose of the

pfizer or moderna vaccine. video taken monday shows the supply for kids six months to five years arriving in the south bay. >> typically, it takes about 24 hours from the arrival of the vaccine to one we have it in arms. >> a highly anticipated and long-awaited move -- of the age group, about 45,000 children have already been infected with covid-19 across the country. of that number -- >> 10,000 go to the icu. >> among the more than 400 kids across the country who have died , 1 was a child in santa clara county. in addition to the county's existing vaccination site, it is opening a site in mountain view. the hope is to get to a point

where the county can administer 1000 vaccines per day and -- but the doctor understands the covid vaccine does not come without concern. >> -- different timing of the adult dose. >> the kids pfizer vaccine is an expected we shot sequence. moderna will be given over two shots. >> here in the county of santa clara, we are ready. >> parents are being encouraged to first chuck -- check with health care advisors. reggie: if you have questions about vaccines or need help finding and appointing near you, ask our vaccine team. head to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the big luvox. kumasi: the next hearing into the investigation on the january

6 attack on the capitol. jobina, the focus today will be on president trump's actions before and after the election. jobina: the house select committee prepares to look into the pressure campaign of the then president's attempts to reverse the 2020 election. >> he was the secretary of state that donald trump famously called january 2, saying go out and find me 11,780 votes, which happened to be precisely the number of votes he would have needed to have won georgia. >> all i want to do is this -- i just want to find 11,780 votes. jobina: one of the former election workers, shay moss, will testify about how she and her family were threatened by trump allies because of the

false election fraud claims spread by trump. abc will have special coverage. you can watch attack on the capitol, the investigation here on abc7. reggie: developing news in san francisco, where two people are in the hospital after a stabbing. officers were called to the area of seventh and market streets just before 8:30 last night. that is where they found an adult victim and a juvenile victim about one block away from each other. both have been stabbed, but their injuries are not life-threatening. kumasi: a man shot and killed by solano county sheriff's deputies over the weekend was armed with several handsaw blades. 911 callers reported the man had a knife and a stolen car. investigators say jason thompson refused to drop the saw blades when they confronted him, and that is when deputies shot him.

mayor london breed will have to wait -- the brother of mayor london breed will have to wait until his death his attorney says brown's sentence should be reduced because of a law that changed the definition of murder. >> napoleon is doing well. he has hope now that he will get out sometime in the foreseeable future. it is hard for him to wait. kumasi: court records show after robbing the johnny rockets on fisherman's wharf, his getaway car stopped on the golden gate rage. he pushed out the driver, who was killed are a drunk driver heading the opposite direction. the da's replacement will be

elected by mayor breed. a spokesperson said that would create a conflict of interest. reggie: today, closing arguments -- the chief operating officer for theranos. his trial started in march. he is charged with wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud. holmes faces the same charges. she is scheduled to be sentenced in september. kumasi: now back to the heat. this is the first official day of summer, and it will feel like it. ryan curry joining us live from walnut creek on what people are doing to stay cool. >> good morning. you can already feel it more temperate than usual to start the day. there is a little bit of a brisk wind. temperatures here at walnut creek hovering around 60 degrees, or at least just under

that, according to the sign flashing occasionally over my shoulder. it is leading to east bay residents having to do what they can to stay cool. abc7 caught up with a few of them yesterday as they were headed towards heather farms swim pool in walnut creek, many of them heading over there just to beat the heat. it was cooler yesterday, so we know today will be much harder. gosh will be much hotter -- so we know today will be much hotter. the national weather service as they are keeping an eye on the winds, mixed with the heat, which will hurt about -- the fire danger. >> the northeast winds, combined with a hot and dry conditions, will elevate fire concerns. >> it is something we will continue to talk about. this is a real concern, especially in this hot weather.

last week, we did see the hillside fire get hairy close to a good number of homes in that neighborhood, and it was cooler last week. we are talking about hotter weather today and the wind factor as well something east bay residents should keep an eye on. kumasi: make sure you check the temperatures. you can also get forecast and learn more about bay area weather anytime in the weather on demand section of the abc7 streaming tv app. but ao ha contik showing the fit hints of sun. we have a spare the air day because of the weather pattern. moderate to poor air quality, depending where you live. if you have respiratory issues, you want to limit your time outside over the next 24 hours. watch these temperatures take off gay by 9:00 a.m., 70's if

not low 80's. you can see the bay shoreline warming up quickly. 70's and 80's there. already seeing first 90's on the board. in the afternoon, i expect away from the coast widespread 90's if not triple digit heat. in the east bay hitting or exceeding 100 degrees later today. for all of the east bay, most of the south they except for the immediate coastline that keeps us comfortable. 85 in the city today. oakland a hot 92. 100 in san jose. 104 in concord. stay hydrated if you want to be outside. take frequent breaks in the shade. check on the children and elderly. they are the most susceptible heat related illnesses when it is this hot outside. let's say good morning to jobina

and see what is happening with traffic. jobina: we have a wind advisory for the ultimate past and we start in the north bay area we want to let you know about a major motorcycle crash on southbound 29 at madison street blocking at least a couple lanes right now. live look right now in emeryville showing 80 here. headlights traveling in the westbound direction. the san mateo bridge looking nice as well. i want to come back to the maps, because it was skipping over a second crash we were covering. south bay, mountain view. all lanes blocked right now in the northbound direction to an overturned truck. reggie: tens of thousands of warriors fans filled the streets to celebrate the team's championships. we cover the highlights, including one of jobina's favorite months. kumasi: san francisco's pride parade is back this weekend, and we will take you to one of the biggest celebrations.

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>> this is a moment everyone in this organization deserves. >> i just wanted to come over here, grabbed the mic, make sure to get that tv type a let them know what you have to say. >> warriors! [laughter] reggie: a dub nation celebration to remember. it was wild. for the first time, san francisco got to host the warriors championship parade. a massive crowd parked -- packed market street. karina nova has a look at the best sights and sounds. >> before the parade was the player parade. this was time for some reflection. >> for you fans, this is a group to be proud of, not just because we won but because of the people they are. >> draymond green reminded the

crowd he predicted this fourth championship and then looked toward his younger teammates. >> what brings me the most joy in winning the championship, ever since i won my first one, was seeing the guys who won it the first time. because you always want that feeling back. the reality is you never get it again. the only way to feel it through andrew wiggins, jordan poole. >> we represent you guys hear the life you give us, that inspiration. this is what it is all about, entertain you guys, giving you l the merchandise, it was time to party. the confetti started flying early and often. fans lined the parade route from the foot of market until 8th street. ♪ after a fourth championship, there were enough trophies to go around. draymond had one, steph had one.

it was not long until the players got off the buses and partied with the fans. our reporter, luz pena, caught up with the first player with mexican ancestry to win a champion ship. jordan poole summed up everything. >> shot out everybody. -- shout out, everybody. let's do it again next year. >> it was just what dub nation needed. reggie: efforts got underway almost immediately after the parade. publix works crews wasted no time getting into the streets. the sweepers went right into action. trucks sprayed market street to get it ready for public transportation. kumasi: the celebration generated so many memorable

moments. jobina was in the middle of all of it. she shared her personal favorites. jobina: today was so much fun come all the energy, confetti, players, coaches. but our favorite moment happened before the parade. we got to talk about this real quick. we have someone else trying to get in on the game. are you ready? ready? [cheers] yes! that was amazing. what is your name? >> kevin. jobina: and are you a warriors fan? >> oh yeah. jobina: where are you from? >> san francisco. jobina: where did you get your skills from? >> good luck. jobina: thank you, officer. all i am saying is jordan poole may have competition next season. kumasi: that was so cute. let me tell you this before we get the full tea from jobina.

if you want to relive the moments, go to abc7news.com. jobina, tell us. jobina: we were at the end of the line. everyone was trying to kill time. everyone knows the parade is going on, we cannot see it. this man brought this goal, and everyone had been trying to make the shot. i just saw, out of my peripheral, who is coming up behind me, and when he made it? i know we just saw it on video -- everyone just lost it. it was crazy. and he was so like, oh. kumasi: back to my job. jobina: it was so cool. it was really fun out there. kumasi: i feel like you are in a cool spot, because you are waiting come about by the time they got down there, you are ready. jobina: we were ready. people were jumping the gate. reggie: now that. [laughter] jobina: the players had plenty of drinks now we understand why they did not get off the bus.

they were trying to be composed. they were trying to respect it. keep that reputation in tact. reggie: i am watching this parade at home -- i was just talking to this woman not minutes before, and there is kumasi, who, checking the schedule is not listening, and she is up there hosting the parade. [laughter] i was screaming at home. kumasi: you know i was excited about this parade. i was like i am with abc7. there were like you do not have a credential. i was like, oh. i saw larry beil. i said i cannot come in. he said, you wait one minute. fix it, larry. next thing i know, i was up there. kumasi: drew, she was not just up there. she was dancing with a headset. [laughter] jobina: i said, is that kumasi? in my earpiece? [laughter] drew: the queen of manifesting

things. kumasi: i was in place. there were people all in the trees where we were. jobina: and the rooftops, light poles. drew: i am here for it. celebrate. jobina, your energy -- i was living the entire afternoon. you were so fun. kumasi: iran after steve kerr -- i was like get him, girl. jobina: steve, don't make me run in this letter. drew: how hot were you? jobina: i was hot. and it will be harder, drew. drew: i know, i am sorry. the first day of summer acting appropriately. stay hydrated, stream beyoncé. [laughter] let's go outside. it just looks warm from this vantage point. it is warm. we are in the 60's and 70's

already. summer has officially started. the summer solstice occurred at 2:13 this morning. that is when the sun's directories are over there norman -- northern hemisphere. hot and a hazy today. widespread 90's and 100's. highs today hot. 100 in san jose. 102 in gilroy. 97 -- 96 in mountain view. fuller along the coast but still sen -mid-90's. e northay --as 96 in fremont. 93 in hayward. inland, exceeding 100 degrees in most spots. on hundred four, concord -- 104, concord. hang onto 60's and 70's as we head into wednesday. i want to show future weather,

what we are watching what was a tropical system well to our south will bring high clouds into california. wednesday into thursday, likely along the coastline, there could be an isolated shower that pops up. unfortunately, he could come with lightning. this is something we are watching closely. the possibility is low, but the threat is high. the accuweather 7 day forecast. summer heat today, still hot tomorrow. there is the possibility of dry lightning thursday. the heat is moderate, but still warm as we head into the weekend. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: the travel troubles continue to the new shortage one airline's warning about. drew: i'm drew tuma from abc7 mornings, wishing everybody a happy pride. ♪

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calfire is asking everyone to reduce activity that would be a risk. reggie: the next hearing into the investigation on the january 6 attack on the capitol today. this hearing will focus on then president trump's pressure campaign to overturn legitimate results. special coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. kumasi: the supreme court is set to release more decisions at 7:00 a.m. it is not clear what decision will be coming down, but there are 18 remaining cases. they include the must anticipated ruling on abortion rights, a ruling on gun rights, and another on immigration. reggie: state lawmakers are calling for an investigation on high gas prices. they want an answer on why california prices are $1.40 higher than the national average. jobina: this caused a huge backup for people trying to leave the parade and is in effect again for bart. there is no richmond line service due to a trackside

problem. kumasi: number seven --drew told you about it, but beyoncé is back. she dropped a new single called "break my soul." it is a truck from her new album that drops july 29. reggie: in today's gma first look, summer travel delays increasing at airports nationwide, and now, one airline ceo is warning of a shortage of air traffic controllers. >> in this morning's gma first look, and urgent new warning about air traffic control staffing levels. >> we have had weekends recently where there is a 50% staffing, and those controllers are working their tails off to be successful. but when you are at if you percent staff, it is a nightmare for customers, employees, airlines. >> almost daily, faa advisories

cite staffing and weather issues at some of its busiest air traffic control centers forcing the airlines to cancel or delay flights. >> what time were you supposed to take off? >> 12:00. >> what time are you supposed to leave now. do you know? >> i don't know. it just says "delayed." >> how first rating is that? >> so frustrating. >> we have the tips you need to keep your scheduled flight from turning into a flightmare. kumasi: not a flightmare. hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets of são paulo, brazil for the pride parade there. this is the first in person parade after two years of virtual events because of the pandemic. the streets were flooded with people singing over the weekend, dancing, marching. this is considered to be one of the biggest pride parades in south america. more than 4 million people attended the four days of pride festivities. abc7 is proud to be a sponsor,

with special coverage, of the san francisco pride parade for the very first time. you can watch it live this sunday, june 26 here on air and on your abc7 news app. to see all our pride month coverage, head to abc7news.com /pride. reggie: are you going to sneak into the pride parade like the warriors championship? kumasi: abc7 is a proud sponsor, and i will be there marching. reggie: we may need to -- the new lawsuit. kumasi: and scary moments on the streets of new york, this cab careening into a sid

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: beating the heat. the heat advisory going into effect in just a few hours and the concerns about high temperatures. kumasi: looking live outside at the golden gate bridge, or you will see -- go across -- where you will see go across. ♪ reggie: we got it! when this -- first of all, she dropped it early and when it dropped early, that is what i was waiting for because then i go to sleep. beyonce is back. the song of the summer, until we hear the other songs from her album coming up in a month. we will tell you about the new tract that just dropped. kumasi: let's start with a check of the forecast withdrew. drew: let's keep replaying that.

we are in store for a hot day today, with more heat advisories going into effect at 10:00. a lot of us waking up in the temperatures. we have tons of sunshine on the way and here is how the day breaks down. temperatures will climb quickly this morning. by the afternoon, numbers continue to rise, talking about widespread 90's and a lot of people away from the coast, especially in the east and north bay, exceeding 100 degrees. the only exception to the heat advisory, right along the immediate coast line, but it does include all of the east bay and the south bay and most of the north bay. we will take a closer look at how hot you get and how long this heat will stick around, coming up in seven minutes. reggie: there is also the ever present fire danger. ryan curry is live on walnut creek with how people are preparing.

ryan: good morning. you can start to feel it more comfortable in the air, but there is a brisk start. we know how hot it is going to get and we know exactly what the threat is are these east bay residents, a lot of them knowing how to prepare. yesterday we caught up with a few of them trying to stay cool and beat the heat. yesterday, crews caught up with swimmers going to cool off. i've been a lifeguard in this area for years and i know how hot those days can be and how crowded those pools can get. this is also causing some concern for fires. fire officials say the hot air will dry vegetation faster, making it easier to burn and they have -- they have advised people to be cautious. >> anything that might cause a spark, just do it before 10:00. >> we are not too concerned

about fire coming and our community at the same time, we are aware that there was a fire last week. it could happen. ryan: it definitely could happen. i was at that fire last week in pittsburgh and i knew just how crazy it got and how close that fire got to some of those homes, and that was a much cooler day. this one is going to be a lot hotter and a lot more dangerous for these residents. we are talking about this hot weather, so if there are any dangerous fire concerns, residents are asked to take precautions and just be advised. we are live in walnut creek. reggie: you can check the temperatures and get the forecast and learn more about the bay area whether any time in the weather on demand section of the streaming app. you can download it for roku, apple tv, amazon fire and -- kumasi: a missouri senator is in

the middle of a controversy, after releasing a video calling for other republicans to be killed. jobina: what we are learning's facebook has pulled the video from their website. twitter added a warning before users can view it. we will only show you a still from the video. it shows the former governor of missouri holding a rifle while men dressed as soldiers ram a door. the video declares a quote, hunt for so-called rhinos, which stands for republicans in name only. his campaign manager dismissed outrage over the video saying quote, if anyone doesn't get the metaphor, they are lying or dumb. critics say it is the latest concerning example of violence in politics. another republican,, congressman adam kinzinger said he was threatened over the weekend. >> it threatens to execute me as well as my wife and five month old child.

jobina: this isn't the first time this governor has been involved in controversy. his ex-wife has accused him of the mystic violence. republicans say a person with such claims against him should steer clear of this kind of rhetoric. kumasi: thank you. new york police are investigating a crash involving a taxi that hit a bicyclist and then plowed into a group of pedestrians. police say the cab had the right-of-way when a bicyclist rode into the path, causing the crash. officers say that cab drove up onto the sidewalk, hitting -- 20 bystanders rushed to lift the car off of the victims and none of the victims have life-threatening injuries. reggie: 13 students and a teacher from albany high school are recovering after they were hurt in a tour bus crash in france. the crash happened friday while the group was returning from a stay in spain. the teacher was seriously hurt and had to be airlifted to a

hospital. the students' injuries were minor. the driver will be tested for alcohol and drugs. it is not known when the albany high school group will return home. kumasi: two former tesla employees are suing the company. they said tesla violated federal law by not giving them enough notice and denying them two months pay. they are among thousands of workers who were fired. in email earlier this month, ceo elon musk said tesla needed to cut 10% of its staff. the lawsuit claims affected workers suffered devastating economic impact. tesla has not commented. reggie: registered nurses at a medical center are planning to go on strike this week. nurses at -- they say the issues including chronic lack of supplies, understaffing and patient care issues. the strike is scheduled for tomorrow and thursday at the facility on sullivan apple -- sullivan avenue. they will hold a rally in the

afternoon. hospital officials did not respond to the specific allegations made by the nurses but they say they made every effort to resolve the issues and can't afford the wages that nurses are asking for. kumasi: if you are planning to hit the road for the fourth of july holiday, you are one of millions of people excited to travel. we will talk about the worst times to travel according to aaa. reggie: this morning, we are waking up listening to beyonce's first new song from her upcoming album. songf the summer.k and t drew: when you texted me that it was out, two hours early, -- it is going to be on repeat, especially this week. this is a live look from the east bay hills camera and we have sunshine on the way and we also have moderate to poor air quality.

if you have respiratory issues, you want to limit your time outside because of the declining air quality. temperatures will rapidly warm this morning, 70's and 80's away from the coast by 9:00 and we are already seeing 90's before lunchtime, even around the bay shoreline. stay hydrated out there and for some of us, this will be the hottest day so far this year because you're going to around the 90's in the east bay shoreline, well into the triple digits in our hottest spots. the wind advisory starting at 10:00, going to 92 in oakland, a hot one in the city, 100 for san jose with a lot of sunshine. one of four in antioch, one of six is the high in fairfield and the hot weather to stick around and we will show you that coming up in the seven-day forecast. first let's check in with jobina. jobina: we are going to start with a sig alert we are following in sunnyvale that is

blocking at least three lanes on northbound 101 for matilda avenue. it looks like an ambulance has been called out to the area and your speeds are around seven miles per hour. southbound 29 at madison street still has that motorcycle crash in effect. a live look at the bridge,'s are moving nicely on all of our bridges at the moment, and we will wrap up with a commuter alert from part, the same issue from yesterday with no richmond line service. it is going to impact you if you travel in and out of san francisco. you will need to transfer at macarthur, especially if you are

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kumasi: this is a heads up if you drive across the golden gate ridge. it is going to cost you more starting on july 1. tolls are going up as much as $.35 for most drivers.

the carpal rate goes up to $6.40. the golden gate bridge has the most expensive tolls in the bay area. summer travel is in full swing and the july 4 holiday is expected to be a really busy weekend on the roadways. despite record high gas prices, nearly 42 million people are going to be hitting the road for the holiday weekend. in the bay area the company says the worst route to travel is west on interstate 80 from maritime street to san pablo van road. the busiest times of be next thursday from 5:45 until 7:45 p.m.. aaa says that core door will be 75% above normal. reggie: gas prices are still extremely high in the bay area, that there is a glimmer of relief. prices are actually down this week. the average price for a gallon of regular is $6.52 in san francisco, down $.11 compared to last week. in oakland, prices are down to

$6.48. in san jose, prices are down nine cents from last week. prices may go down again under a federal plan to enact a gas tax holiday. senators have floated the idea of temporarily pausing the gasoline tax. joe gave reporters this timeline. >> how soon could we expect? >> i hope to have a decision by next month. reggie: it could save drivers more than $.18 a gallon. democrats in the california state assembly are launching an investigation into why our gas prices are so much higher compared to other states. the average in california is $1.40 higher than the national average. lawmakers want an investigation focused on the oil industry and governor newsom has proposed a plan to send billions of rebates to californians to help ease the financial hit, but progress on that has been slow. kumasi: let's talk about massive

crowds at the dubnation celebratioad brought the biggest crowd we have seen in downtown san francisco since the pandemic began. leslie brinkley tells u fans set a post-pandemic ridership record. >> we will welcome people back and show them that we are safe -- that bart is safe. leslie: nowhere near the numbers for the last parade. the most crowded stations to catch a train were at the end of the line, like antioch, and dublin. >> it was shoulder to shoulder, everybody was squished in. >> it went pretty smoothly for us. >> how crowded was it? >> so much crowded. never saw anything like it. >> it was easy. leslie: the stations were jammed

along the parade route downtown. bart ran 10 car trains, special event trains and sometimes skipping stops to move people to powell street and civic center. it was all hands on deck with extra station agents and police officers on the job. >> the clipper app is dealing with unprecedented demand because of the warriors parade and one of the things we told folks was we were encouraging them to preload clipper for they left because then you are not dealing with bandwidth issues and that is the situation we all have to deal with we are in a large crowd like a parade. >> bart was great. it ran really well and we were cheering on the train. leslie: we are told bart was fun and efficient. maybe it is bart stern to go around a corner post-pandemic.

-- bart's turn to go around a corner post-pandemic. reggie: a ton of people were downtown. the president and ceo of the hotel council of san francisco says it was more than a one day wonder. >> when someone comes and stays in a hotel, which we did see, it helps everybody all stop small businesses, restaurants, even taxis and other attractions. people come in to enjoy the parade, but now they walk up powell street with hundreds of people that are either going to shop, eat, head out to some attractions. it helps across the city and also keeps people working and brings people back to work. it is a great day for the city, that's for sure. reggie: the warriors parade will help showcase san francisco as people begin to travel again. it is the team's fourth championship in eight years but the first on this side of the bay. kumasi: this thursday is the nba

draft, and you can watch it right here on abc 7. it starts at 5:00 and then a special edition of after the game starts at 8:00 and then make sure you stay tuned for abc7news at 9:00. reggie: this morning, we are hearing beyonce's first single in six years, called break my soul. ♪ reggie: break my soul is track six off of her upcoming album, called renaissance. it samples show me love. drew: i thought you knew that. reggie: my ear is attuned to the 90's, obviously. big freda is also on it. this is beyonce's first solo

album since 2016. renaissance is out like 29th. big freda was in formation. drew: i could not be more excited. kumasi: did you get the pack with the t-shirt? reggie: is it too late? kumasi: do you know what is in it? reggie: whatever it is, i'm sure i will be happy with it. kumasi: what are you going to do with a cd? drew: do i have a cd player? reggie: i could make them into earrings? drew: would you snap them in half? that could be dangerous. i feel like we will hear this song a lot this week, on floats. reggie: she said it is juneteenth, it is pride and she said the warriors just won kumasi: and it is summer.

it is hot. dance outside to this song. jobina: you name it. drew: inflation. supply chains. housing market crisis. jobina: don't break our soul. reggie: you have to be here at a certain time. drew: you are coming back to work. quit your job, says beyonce. just quit your job. she literally says quit your job on that song. reggie: she does. kumasi: i missed that part. reggie: big freda says quit your trade. drew: it's a reset. what you are doing, no more. find a new career, find a new man or woman. reggie: or both. drew: there are no rules now. beat the heat. let's stay hydrated out there.

if you are outdoors, seek out shade. wear loose lightweight clothing. know the symptoms of heat exhaustion. san jose, you're one of the hotspots we are tracking. 100 and san jose, 102 in gilroy, it is hot in the south bay, 97 in redwood city, 96 in mountain view. 85 in the city, 76 in daily. 101 in santa rosa, 100 in sonoma i'm a 98 in vallejo. in the east bay, we are well into the 90's, 92 for oakland and 96 in fremont. inland we are going to see -- we are going to exceed 100 degrees in most cities. 106 in brentwood. overnight tonight, it is not the greatest sleeping weather. 60's and 70's as we head into

your wednesday. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. the risk of heat illness is high, still hot tomorrow and we will cool off by the end of the week, and we are watching thursday for the possibility of a nicely to thunderstorm that could have dry lightning. the best chance is southern california but otherwise the week is still warm with a lot of temperatures and sunshine. reggie: in the north bay, officials are working to ease the burden on renters. emergency measures put in place this week. kumasi: love is in the air. the proposal midflight from san francisco to l.a.

kumasi: union city police need your help to find the rightful owners of more than $25,000 in cash. some but he this and turned it in. $20,000 in may of 2021 and then two months later, some of the else turned in more than $2600 in cash. it has been nearly a year and the owners have not come forward. they will have two weeks to contact union city police to claim the money and then they will need to give officers really intimate details about each bundle of cash that only the rightful owners would know. a proposal in the sky. this is a moment a flight attendant and her pilot will never forget. [cheers] kumasi: this outfit in the back. reggie: look at that outfit. kumasi: i'm going to stand over

here because am going to let you have this moment, but my outfit honey. reggie: is that a captain? kumasi: so veronica proposed to her girlfriend during the alaska airlines flight from san francisco to l.a. last week. they met while working the same route two years ago so to celebrate their anniversary, they flew the same route as passengers. during the flight, veronica got down on one knee and proposed over the pa system, and she said yes. congratulations to the happy couple and to whoever this is in the unfit. reggie: did you clock the pearls? kumasi: i missed the pearls. that's how you do it. reggie: that should always be the flight between l.a. and san francisco. that is what i'm looking forward to. kumasi: new at 6:00, building doritos in north beach. the new spot that san francisco has opened. reggie: the brother of the san

francisco mayor helping to reduce it -- hoping to reduce his risen sentence. kumasi: plus warmer than usual across the bay area today. drew has a check of the dangerous temperatures and we are live. reggie: let's see what it looks like outside just before 6:00. we have another hour of news we have another hour of news you're american. and then you come home and you're honduran. marianne: totally relate to that. it's like a double personality kind of thing. ♪ ♪

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finding solutions. >> here in the county of santa clara, we are ready. >> parents have been waiting to be able to vaccinate their young kids. reggie: the fourth hearing on the january 6 attack on the capital will get underway this morning. the committee expected to zero in on former president donald trump role in inciting violence. >> let's take a live look outside for the first day of summer. drew is tracking the temperatures across the bay area. good morning. reggie: anytime you hear we will be the mid 80's in san francisco you know the bay area is hot. drew: we are talking about 90's. a very warm if not very hot start to the summer. summer officially arrived at 2:13 this morning. numbers in the 50's and 60's. these numbers will warm quickly this morning.