reggie: now at five, a burst of fires in the bay area, firefighters working to keep them in check. kumasi: a family bike ride it turning into tragedy, this deadly hit and run of a father in oakland and of the effort to find the killer. >> the high-stakes hearing on the january 6 insurrection, former top officials share how former president trump close to them to overturn votes. kumasi: but first, we are starting with pride weekend weather. we have a full weekend ahead. reggie: you can see the pink triangle. that is very cool. good morning. we are going to start with drew. drew: hot temperatures inland, back into the 90's. that does create a higher fire danger. it's and afternoon where we have the summer spread. fog is at the coastline. half moon bay at a quarter mile visibility, so dense fog at the

coastline. in the 50's, it is cooler this morning compared to this time yesterday. novato at 48. mild inland. 60, fremont. 59 currently in san mateo. let's go outside. here is a live look. stars over the city right now. today will shape up similar to yesterday. fog in the morning. sunshine for the afternoon. 70's and 80's at the shoreline. 90's inland. we will take a closer look at the temperatures and show you the weekend forecast in about eight minutes. kumasi: firefighters are watching hotspots this morning, after not one, two, but five of fires that broke out across the bay area yesterday. and air is a look at how widespread the fires are. flames burning south of livermore to vacaville, but the good news is firefighters have

gotten the upper hand out for the fires. reggie: the one remaining active fire is the biggest, the tesla incident fire is in a remote area east of livermore and the altamont pass. it is at 300 acres with 10% containment. firefighters are at the scene. they were aggressively working to get it fully contained overnight. kumasi: in all of the fires, the fire crews were quick to jump into attack mode. no homes were damaged, but evacuation orders were in place for hours. ryan, we know that families were not allowed home until really late last night due to this fire. ryan: but they were eventually allowed to return. but it was a scary day in this section of the lower east bay. we are near a gated community near the fire in sunol that forced evacuations. but the good news is many people are back in their homes, thank

tos fire started -- thanks to fire crews. calfire says that this started as a structure fire before turning into the hillsides. they stopped forward progress of the fire in couple hours later. they are still working towards full containment. right now it is at 10% contained. those evacuation orders are now lifted. and the forward progress has been stopped. it was nerve-racking for residents, some of them rushing to leave. >> i was coming home from fremont with another, with two other girls, and as we were coming through niles canyon we saw the smoke and it looked like it was by our house, so i said step on it. we came as fast as we could. then we saw it was probably up in the ridge. ryan: about 450 homes were evacuated, but again those people are now allowed back to their homes, i am sure they are

safely enjoying a peaceful morning now. the sheriff's office said the winds yesterday and the way the terrain was, made it difficult for the emergency crews. but anybody who was threatened, any home threatened, ended up not having to be damaged o di --be damaged or did not end up damaged. surprising for how fast it was spreading. reggie: evacuation in costa -- the firefighters estopped flames from reaching homes. it is 50% contained now. as tim tells us, firefighters have remained at the scene throughout the night. >> we are very lucky. >> relief and gratitude for many poor costa residents, after a fire broke out nearby.

an evacuation was put in place for 200 people, including lori and her family, whose backyard was right next to the fire line. we caught up to her as she was returning home to a house she expects will be covered in fire retardant. >> we will >> response by a trifecta of crews helped stop the blues early on. >> calfire and contra costa fire were a big help today in slowing down the fire. >> the erratic fire behavior and rough terrain made it difficult to fight. >> it is a difficult area to get into, there is little road access. so crews are walking in. >> now locals say that they are just happy that things were not worse. >> it could have been a disaster, so we are very lucky. >> and think for to the firefighters for a job well done. >> that is what needs to go out, the response and how well it was handled. >> import costa, tim johns. reggie: we have been updating

our bay area apps and abc7news.com with the newest information about containment and acreage, you can also could the latest weather conditions to track fire conditions all summer long. kumasi: a former justice department official is lashing out at the fbi. agents raided his home a day before he testified before the committee investigating the january 6 attack. that accused of trying to overturn the election. jobina: clark was in charge of the environmental division under president trump, he said that his home was raided on wednesday morning unclear what they were looking for. word of the rain came as clark appeared on capitol hill. the january 6 committee revealing that clark was at that there was -- to claim that there was voter fraud. the committee showed a letter that clark had drafted to the

state of georgia. >> it claims that the investigations have "identified significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the election in multiple states, including the state of georgia. go jobina: the committee named six republican members of congress who they say asked for presidential pardons, including congressman matt gaetz, will brooks, willie gomer, andy biggs and scott perry. last night the chairman of the committee said he can prove those requests were made. the next public hearing on the capital attack is expected to be the week of july 11. reggie: state lawmakers have just approved a bill protecting abortion providers inpatient -- and patients. it comes ahead of a decision that could overturn roe v. wade. the bill protects and prevents civil lawsuits from outside the state from being enforced in california. it comes in response to states that have made it possible for private citizens to sue anyone

that helps a woman obtained abortion. that bill will go into effect immediately after the governor signs it. police need help identifying a driver that hit and killed a driver that was cycling with his kids. we will show you the video. you can see the family on their bicycles. they begin to cross the street when a four-door black infinity goes speeding through the sidewalk, hitting the father. the father was deaf and could not hear the car approaching. >> it was safe for them to be bicycling, despite them being deaf. this is an issue of somebody's callousness and disregard for human life. and driving at a speed that is inappropriate anywhere in our city, but also inappropriate in this area downtown where we know the speed limits are much lower. reggie: police say it happened

around 8:30 a.m. june 16, there is now a $10,000 reward for information in that case. kumasi: in the north bay, a fire prevention effort is continuing. dozens of acres are being burned to create a fire break, and it is also training for more than 100 new firefighters who might be needed in the summer. >> california is a beautiful place. i want to be part of a group that protects land, structures -- that is one of my motivations. >> we are helping our community by lowering the fuel amount that we have. and helping the firefighters develop new skills. kumasi: firefighters essay the goal's degree enough defensive space to protect the community if a wildfire breaks out. drew: higher fire danger inland today as temperatures go back into the 90's.

outside this morning, we have a live look. you can see the pink triangle on twin peaks. we have good visibility as pride weekend gets underway today. saturday into sunday will be nice, in the 70's with afternoon sunshine. this morning, it is cooler across the board compared to this time yesterday by as much as 11 degrees. so the marine influences pushing further inland over the next 24 hours. 60's around the bay, 70's and 80's in the warmer spots. it will be a wide range of temperatures. it is like you choose your own adventure. the coast will be cool with some morning fog. comfortable in oakland today. fremont, 87. 88, santa rosa. 95, antioch. you can see this afternoon, the highest fire danger as you move into parts of contra costa and alameda county. we will be in the 90's there.

everything is dry right now. hot temperatures are drying things out even more. we will back off the heat a little bit tomorrow, still 90's inland. nice for the parade on sunday, in the 70's. we will show you the entire 70 in about nine minutes. now traffic. jobina: we are starting with a live look at the golden gate bridge, another foggy start. so, a heads up on the potential for low visibility. you can still expect about a 15 minute delay on the antioch line on bart, where we had a singletrack, but we are getting worried that they plan to get it up and running today. but i will look into that. i will have more around seven things. emeryville, picture showing off the freeway with the headlights traveling westbound. no blocking issues. drive times to double and around 36 minutes. -- dublin around 36 minutes.

reggie: the bay area is doing things differently with an annual version of a dog show, and you have a vote. kumasi: in case of monkeypox. what you should hear in the days ahead. reggie: preparing for pride, the city coming alive with events for the weekend. for the weekend. kumasi: here is a look ♪ girl s been way too long ♪ ♪ i got to get back in my zone ♪ ♪ ooh wee ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ alright ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ 3... 2... 1... ♪ ♪ you know i'm feeling too good to be cooped up ♪ [ music stops ] ♪ hey ladies, don't we look good? ♪ ♪ we came to have a good time baby ♪ ♪ said i'm feeling too good to be cooped up ♪ ♪ me and all of my girls gonna tear it up ♪

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get more with nature's bounty jelly beans. reggie: officials say the first case of monkeypox has made its way to santa clara county. they are waiting for cdc confirmation. our reporter tells us how experts say the risk to the overall community is still low. reporter: investigating its first probable case of monkeypox infections, the person recently traveled internationally, then sought medical care. in and early test, tested positive. >> the confirmation is pending at the cdc. at the cdc. the individual is in isolation. and the public health department is following up with people,

with whom the individual may have had contact with. reporter: it is close contact that presents concerns says dr. roy with the public health department. health experts say three groups at higher risk include people having prolonged close contact with somebody who is infected. those with a history of international travel, especially to countries with monkeypox. in the third. >> regionally, those who identify as gay, trans, or men who have sex with men are part of that group, where we have been seeing a disproportionate number of cases. reporter: with pride weekend events ahead, the doctor says bay area counties are working together on messaging to make the public aware. after more than two years under covid-19, stanford health's dr. salinas says two global outbreaks of infections happening back to back is not common. bu he ist saying that the risk is low. >> it is my experience that the

people who are potentially affected by the outbreak are aware of this and are seeking care if they recognize that some of the signs or characteristics. reporter: stanford of medicine's clinical lab is one of the first clinical sites in the country testing for monkeypox. it was launched on wednesday. the case in question was processed in its lab. looking forward. >> we anticipate that this week, and in the coming weeks, that we will see many more laboratories at that will provide testing for monkeypox. reporter: dr. roy anticipates the cdc's test confirmation in the next few days. in san jose, abc7 news. reggie: netflix is having another round of layoffs. the company is letting go of 300 workers. last month, 150 other netflix employees lost their jobs.

company officials say netflix is adjusting because of slower revenue growth. in april it lost subscribers for the first time in more than a decade. the company's stalker drop 70% this year. kumasi: now to the kickoff of the pride parade. this year, we are proud to be the sponsor, bringing you live coverage of the parade this sunday. tonight, a powerful showing of unity. the 19th annual trans marge is returning in person for the first time since the pandemic. [chanting] ♪ kumasi: ok, so this is what it lookedin 2 ssayyelti start at 6:00 p.m., however if you want to start early events will begin as soon as 10:30 a.m. this morning in dolores park.

reggie: i am going to try to make this. kumasi: look at you. reggie: last night, we were celebrating the grand marshals. some amazing people were chosen to represent the community. there is amy schneider. you know her from jeopardy. melanie demar is on the right-hand side of the screen. she was lovely, and it was also her birthday. and amber gray, an activist, in the front. it was very interesting to hear from these women. remember, abc7 is your home for a live coverage of the pride parade. it all kicks off at 10:30 a.m. on sunday morning wherever you watch abc7. i also met a dj named black. she will be spinning on the one's and two's. she knew about all these artists, big frida, before any of us. she worked with her years ago. big frida is on a beyonce track.

drew: what is happening at dolores park this morning? reggie: that party start early for the trans marge. -- march. and it is all day friday. drew: i love it. let's talk about what is happening. if you are going to the city over the next couple days for whatever activities, it is a really nice forecast. we'll have the morning fog, then afternoon sunshine. have a light layer in the morning. take it off mid day. then put it back on as the sunsets. low 70's on saturday and sunday. this morning, the golden gate bridge camera. we have been talking about this, fog at the immediate coastline. so, 101 is impacted north and south. heat will ease in the next couple days. we will still be in the 90's. and a wide range of temperatures for the weekend.

right now, it is cooler this morning compared to yesterday by as much as 10 degrees. 40's and 50's in the north bay. 50's and 60's at the bayshore line. upper 60's away from the coast. fog right now. that will pull back to the coastal bend day. it will be there throughout the day. but later tonight, it looks like we will have a stronger push of fog inland that will create cooler temperatures tonight and especially tomorrow. highs today into the 90's. that will be inland. 70's and 80's at the bayshore line. 60's closer to the coast. a high fire danger where you see the temperatures in the 90's. tonight, the marine layer pushing inland. 50's for the most part. here is the seven-day forecast. fog, then afternoon sunshine through the weekend. and we will keep a wide range of temperatures through early next week. by wednesday and thursday, 80's in the hotter spots.

we'll cool off by the end of the seven-day. kumasi: camino, seven things to know. reggie: fears of severe travel problems ahead of a july 4 weekend. and here is a look at the airport. it's 5:21 a.m.

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more sun, more joy. neutrogena® beach defense® the suncare brand used most by dermatologists and their families, neutrogena® for people with skin. kumasi: seven things to know this morning. the house may vote on a bipartisan gun-control bill. the house will be taking of the legislation next. last night, they passed the bill. reggie: fire crews are at several fires that broke out within hours of each other across the bay area. no homes burned, but some people had to evacuate. drew: we will keep the high fire danger inland today because we have a wide range of temperatures, hot in the 90's again. 70's and 80's at the shoreline. fog at the coast with low to mid 60's. kumasi: number four, you might

smell smoke in the north bay today as crews conduct a second day of controlled burns to create a fire break. reggie: police are looking for the driver who hit and killed a father that was cycling with his kids on june 16. the car was a four-door black infinity. there's a $10,000 reward for information in the case. jobina: we do have good news coming from bart with the antioch line, no more single tracking. that was happening because of a partial derailment. it's back to normal but there is track maintenance underway. kumasi: number seven, pride weekend. the trans marge is returning in person for the first time since the pandemic. the march starts at 6:00 p.m. at dolores park. then on sunday, our coverage of the pride parade starts at 10:30 a.m. reggie: this morning, the staffing mayhem at airports is getting worse. united is cutting about 50 flights a day out of newark,

that is one of their biggest hubs, to reduce delays. now late details in gma's first look. reporter: this morning, with one week until july 4 weekend, it is the question on every traveler's mind, will your flight be delayed or canceled? >> demand is as high as anybody has ever seen. reporter: united airlines it says it will cut 50 flights a day from newark airport, 12% of their flights, after a messy few weeks. but travelers are feeling the pain. jason cooper says it took him about 24 hours to get to seattle. >> it was chaos out of newark. everything was delayed. reporter: airline employees are sharing their frustration, too. southwest pilots protesting this week in dallas to raise awareness on the pilot shortage, fatigue and stress. coming up at 7:00, expert tips to help you avoid travel chaos before it takes off.

that's your gma first look. kumasi: a power outages is forcing the san jose earthquakes soccer team to reschedule their biggest game. they are delaying the classico match against the galaxy until september 24. it was supposed to be played on saturday, vasily have been telling you this week, an outage caused by a wildfire has had stanford without power for days. more than 30,000 tickets have already been sold, but they will carry over to september automatically. reggie: the world's ugliest dog contest is back in petaluma. >> my friend said she is the ugliest dog. as a joke, we put him in, then he was a fan favorite. reggie: that is the tongue. here's a glimpse of previous contestants. yes. jobina: [laughter] reggie: organizers say they are all so adorably ugly that they are beautiful.

most are rescues. the event is to encourage p there's a theme with the tongue. this year's participants will be walking the red carpet at 5:30 p.m. today, unleashing some unique looks. the winner gets $1500 and a huge trophy. you can vote on your favorite ugly dog at the sonoma fair's webpage. it is for a people's choice award. it includes a rascal monkey, wild -- what? kumasi: it is mr. happy face for me. reggie: oh my goodness. morita is not a hyena. kumasi: [laughter] drew: [laughter] reggie: that description alone, i'm voting for morina. how did i not know about this? they've been doing this for years. it's just coming on my radar.

why are they not a guest on the show? kumasi: we need the winner. reggie: let's get the winner, 7:00 a.m. next monday morning. coming up, supreme court suspense, digging into the landmark decision on gun rights as a ruling on roe v. wade could come at any moment. kumasi: and instagram could be trying to get a better look at your face. reggie: presidents of pride will share news about the pride celebration in the years to come. kumasi: and we have a look outside on this friday.

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. reggie: right now, the u.s. house set to make a historic boat ongoing reform. the most consequential gun changes in almost 30 years. this as the supreme court goes in a different direction. kumasi: parts of the bay area

inflames, five wildfires stretching firefighters up and down the region. reggie: and we have a outside as we watched the went. we have the forecast for the weekend ahead. kumasi: and some true powers. a new single that could be forcing fans to go one step further. reggie: you listen to music, you enjoy it, but sometimes you do not take as an instruction. kumasi: [laughter] reggie: are you trying to get me to leave this job? reallease! kumasi: yeah. reggie: good morning. drew: winds will be gusting up to 10 or 20 miles per hour. the immediate issue is we have fog. now pockets of dense fog in the north bay. donda zero miles visibility. 101 will be impacted.

same story at half moon bay. it's cooler this morning compared to this time yesterday, in some spots by 10 degrees. the marine influence is becoming bigger as the morning goes on. 48, novato. 52, in the city. mid to upper 60's in the warmer spots. fog, a live look of the golden gate bridge. we have the morning fog this morning. in lead, back into the 90's. that creates a high fire danger. 70's and 80's at the coast. now a closer look at the highs, and. preview of the weekend, coming up. reggie: the houses is beginning the process of getting a gun safety vote to the floor for a vote that could come as soon as today. kumasi: the house rules committee will start a meeting in about 30 minutes. nancy pelosi says as soon as it passes the rules committee it will go to the house floor. this legislation was passed in the senate just after the

supreme court struck down a new york law that makes it harder for people to carry guns. jobina: the gun safety lot is weaker than what president biden nted, but last night, in a bipartisanship, the senate passed it. the bill includes enhanced background checks, closes a loophole to keep people who committed domestic violence from owning guns, and provide funding for school security and mental health. the vote came hours after the supreme court struck down a new york law requiring people to show a special need for concealed carry permits. the lawmakers swiftly denounced the ruling. >> the decision is reprehensible. it's not what new yorkers want. jobina: the nra calls it a landmark win for second amendment rights. the decision will also impact 80 million americans in other states, including in california. reggie: governor newsom says california is ready with a bill

that will "update and strengthen our public carry law and make it consistent with the supreme court ruling, just" as a chief justice roberts roberts said states like california are free to do. kumasi: the supreme court has nine decisions left in this term. the next opinions are expected this morning, the most significant the ruling on abortion rights. a draft opinion leaked last month suggested that five justices were moving to overturn roe v. wade. a new poll finds americans's confidence in the supreme court is at a record low, only 25% have a lot of confidence in the justices. reggie: now to the five wildfires being monitored in the bay area. they broke out within a few hours yesterday. in the middle of the screen, the fire that is still active this morning, east of livermore. on the left, fires in vacaville and port costa.

bottom right, this one came dangerously close to the valerio refinery. and a a fire in pleasanton that forced evacuations. those orders were lifted last night, allowing people to go back home. that is where we find ryan. good morning. ryan: good morning. good news for the neighborhood, as many people were able to spend the night in their homes after the fire was not necessarily put out, but stopped. it happened over these hills. we are trying to get the best look of this neighborhood as the fire was over that mountain. the good news is residents were able to go back to their homes. the canyon fire, which started in sunol, around 2:00 p.m. yesterday. calfire since it started as a structure fire, but later burned at the hillside. and with the wind, it burned fast and got close to this neighborhood.

we are in this neighborhood that was evacuated, but people are back in their homes. the evacuation order was lifted. but some had to rush very last minute to leave as the fire was burning fast. the sheriff's office says yesterday's conditions made it difficult to contain the fire. >> here at the ridge, it is heavily wooded. it's a wildlife area. and, of course, you are always at the will of nature. you can sometimes feel the wind picking up and that is very concerning. ryan: definitely concerning, especially when you look at how dry the hills are in the east bay. they are golden brown, very dry. the last update we got from calfire was it was about 10% contained. they have stopped forward progress, which is the best news because as we mentioned the fire was getting very close to this

neighborhood and it did not damage structures or burn homes, which is good because people are now allowed back to their homes. but they are still working on getting it towards full containment. in pleasanton, ryan curry. kumasi: the most active fire this morning is the one burning in the ultima area of livermore, near the san joaquin county line. it is being called the tesla incident. fortunately, it is a remote area, but it has already burned more than 300 acres. it's 10% contained. calfire says it started about 5:30 p.m. yesterday evening. no structures have been threatened, and no evacuations. as the fires burned, we were sending out breaking news alerts through the abc7 app. you can customize the app for topics you are interested in and download it now. reggie: a report shows california has a some of the worst air in the nation into

could shorten the lives of people. according to the life quality index, california had 19 of the 20 worst counties nationwide for particulate pollution. it was blamed on smoke from wildfires. experts say if the bad air quality continues, it could take months or even years off the lives of residents. there is a silver lining, none of the counties were in the bay area. most were in the sierra foothills and central valley. kumasi: today in florida, family and friends are marking one year since the tragic condo building collapsed in surfside. people this morning came er for individual where the towers once stood. the first lady will deliver remarks at a public memorial to honor and remember the 98 victims. meanwhile, a judge has finalized a $1.2 billion settlement for these families, calling it remarkable. reggie: his suspected car thief

in custody in alameda county after a confrontation that left two deputies injured. it started at 1:00 a.m. yesterday morning when deputies responded to calls about men trying to steal cars. when the deputies got there, one man ran. investigators essay the other tried to run over the deputies, that is when both started shooting. the driver, a 20-year-old, was hit in the shoulder. he is being treated at the hospital. kumasi: today, we are counting down to pride. it will be so much fun. but everybody safety is a top priority. the san francisco police department will hold a press conference this afternoon to talk about the parade. you can expect to see officers in uniform along the parade route. the chief says violent attacks will not be tolerated. this follows what he says are a number of assaults on police officers in recent weeks. 17 officers were hurt the night

the warriors won the championship. reggie: abc7 is a sponsor of the pride parade. i am honored to be one of the hosts of the live broadcast on sunday. last night, a celebration to recognize the people who make this event happen, the san francisco bay times put on divas and drinks. and you can see our colleague there. they also honored the interim executive director. and everybody making the parade possible. so, yesterday on midday live, i also spoke with two other parade icons. and they had big news. >> well, reggie -- honey and i have decided that five years is a wonderful run for close team pride, but we will retire after this year together. reggie: the two of them say it is time to share the platform with others. starting next year, they finally

get to march in the parade. sister roma says it makes are available as a reporter for abc7, and i think we should take advantage of that. we are the only place to watch of the pride parade, our live coverage of starts at 10:30 a.m. on sunday. so, they do the main stage. this year it is a big win because martha wash is performing. she's everybody dance now. everybody. everybody. [singing] chasing all of those songs and did not get credit for it, and had to sue to get her name on those songs. and she is from san francisco. kumasi: let's talk about this, criminal charges for paul pelosi. we are hearing more about his traffic stop. reggie: good news on the shark attack in monterey, the recovery ahead and a swimmer sharing his a swimmer sharing his story on survival.

but first, a check of the weather. drew: we are looking outside. we have fog over the city. and the marine layer is stretching into the east bay as well on our friday. take a look at the temperature change. it's cooler across the entire region compared to this time yesterday, the most significant cool down in the north bay, up to 10 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. now temperatures. by 10:00 a.m., we are slowly warming up. in the 60's. then inland, 70's. closer to 80 by 10:00 a.m. we will have a wide range of temperatures, cool at the coast but hot as you go inland. 90's in the hottest spots. 90, san jose. 88, santa rosa. 68 in the city with sunshine. valeo up to 84. again, the fire danger is running high. by this evening, you can see parts of contra costa county and

alameda county in high fire danger when we pick in the 90's. so we will be watching that. in the next three days, it will be all about morning fog and afternoon sunshine. we will stay in the 90's through the weekend. looking nice for the parade, 70's for the city on saturday and sunday. a closer look at the forecast in 90 minutes. now traffic. jobina: good morning, happy friday. positive updates from bart. the antioch line, you should only expect up to a five minute delay. trains traveling at reduced speeds, but the single tracking is no more. they were doing that because of a partial derailment. our visual camera here is the golden gate bridge, low visibility because of the fog. clear in oakland. no blocking issues right now. that's good news. i do see one slow spot, highway 4 to the maids will be about 22 minutes.

♪ girl you know it's been way too long ♪ ♪ i got to get back in my zone ♪ ♪ ooh wee ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ alright ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ 3... 2... 1... ♪ ♪ you know i'm feeling too good to be cooped up ♪ [ music stops ] ♪ hey ladies, don't we look good? ♪ ♪ we came to have a good time baby ♪ ♪ said i'm feeling too good to be cooped up ♪ ♪ me and all of my girls gonna tear it up ♪

reggie: new developments in a shark attack thisthean triathl d swims one or two times a week. in a written statement, the man credits his insurgents and the swimmers that rushed to his aid, including a police officer and a nurse. the man did not suffer any broken bones or major organ damage. that is amazing. kumasi: nancy pelosi's husband has been charged with a dui with injury for a crash last month. he was arrested after the crash on highway 29. the chp says when they asked him for id, he handed over his license and an 1199 nonprofit car.

-- card. the das office is a blood sample taken two hours after the crash showed his blood alcohol level was .82, which is just over the legal limit. if convicted, he could face up to five years in prison. he is due in court in august. reggie: meta is pulling support for a total it uses to track misinformation online. it's dropping a platform called crowded tangle. many companies use it to track the spread of viral stories. the report says it will be available at least through november's midterms. kumasi: instagram is testing and age verification feature that will use ai to differentiate between minors and adults. users will send a selfie through a third-party company that can estimate from facial signals. the technology has been approved for use by the u.k.'s government.

instagram has been using other systems or search for underage users since 2019. now the great resignation. beyonce's new psalm break my soul is inspiring people to take action. ♪ abkumasi: some people are taking her words literally. there's a line that you just heard, i just fell in love, i just quit my job. and it is inspiring people to find a new career. it has already inspired so many memes. buzzfeed it spoke to a woman that says the minute she heard beyonce say, i just quit my job, she said that she knew she was not going back to her job in the morning. reggie: she does say work by nine, off past five, and they work my nerves. drew: also, there are so many

good tiktok's out there right now where people are crying because they want to quit their jobs, but they want to pay for the album, although merch -- all the merch coming our way. reggie: to my knowledge, she has not worked a9 9 to 5. she is creating a character. drew: she does work a lot. reggie: not a 9 to 5. drew: i do not think she ever feels like she is working. kumasi: she does work. drew: you are right. you are right. we will break muscle. -- my soul. reggie: release. release. drew: she is like, it is summertime. don't do it again. [laughter] be you. get a new job. do not take my job. on the camera you can see the fog over twin peaks. a fair amount of dense fog at

the cosine. the pink triangle is a shining bright. heat easing a little bit. instead of the upper 90's, low 90's tomorrow. and the numbers right now, we have talked about how it is cooler compared to yesterday. 50's on the board. fog areas in the 60's. cooler tonight into tomorrow morning. fog will go back to the coast today. sunshine away from the coast. then the marine layer will push in tonight. and that will help to ease the heat tomorrow. today, summerlike. 60's at the coast. 76, oakland. 90, san jose. it will be warm with sunshine. 88 in santa rosa. lakeport into the mid-90's. let's talk about the pride forecast. we'll have morning fog, afternoon sunshine for the next few days. 70's on saturday and sunday. have layers.

keep them on in the morning, take off midday, put them back on in the morning. the numbers will generally be in the 50's. morning fog and afternoon sunshine through the weekend. wide range of temperatures next week. then we get relief and later by wednesday and thursday, topping out in the low to mid 80's instead of the 90's. kumasi: new at 6:00, research showing how well covid-19 vaccines have worked during the first year they were used. reggie: love is in the air. the tradition returning to san francisco for the first time since the pandemic began as we kickoff pride weekend. kumasi: a look outside. we'll

kumasi: tomorrow's pride event in san francisco is calling for a fashion show and dance party in the castro, but problems could upend plans. an event is unlikely to happen because a permit was revoked for failure to meet proper conditions, so they will not be allowed to set up the stage or use a certain area. officials noted there could be an informal dance party around 8:00 in the evening. that will be in the castro. reggie: today, a marriage of celebration is returning to city hall for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. couples are invited to get married during this special celebration. the county clerk made extra marriage ceremony appointments available for the occasion, newlyweds will receive special pride marriage licenses and take photos at a pride theme to photo booth. abc7 is the only place to watch of the 52nd annual san francisco

pride parade live on sunday morning. coverage begins at 10:30 a.m. you can watch it wherever you get abc7. kumasi: of course. how could we forget one of the most iconic, iconic city hall weddings of them all. this is our friend drw with a showstopper of a day. this was just a few months ago, drew and joey. you did that. drew: what a great place to get married. it's beautiful, it is symbolic. it's also inexpensive if you are looking for doing the wedding on the low low. kumasi: and you look so beautiful and happy. it's les miles for me. drew: we undersold it. we told our family. then they walked in and they were like, what is this? what is this city hall? they thought we were getting married in a tiny place. i was like, no, welcome to san francisco city hall. we are fighting the sun is up

here. fog in parts of the city. also in the east bay. so, the marine layer is with us. it's dense in some spots. dense fog will be moving -- there we go -- at the coast and in the north bay, where it is down to a quarter of a mile visibility. we are slow to warm today close to the water. today, we will find a wide range of temperatures. hottest spots going into the 90's. reggie: new at 6:00, mortgage rates are rising again this week. what you should know as you are trying to buy a new home. kumasi: netflix is confirming it is working on an ad supported subscription, but commercials may not be what you imagined. reggie: wildfires in the bay area. we are in the east bay where residents were forced from their homes. the effort overnight to put out the flames. a live look outside. you can see the pink triangle at

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reie me high-stakes drama. how lawmakers detailed the attempts tomasi: pride weekend . we have a live look outside. reggie: good morning to you on this friday. it was like it's going to be a beautiful and very san francisco weekend. drew: we will be in the 70's. we have that fog out there right now. it is dense and spots. from half moon bay, we have visibility down to zero miles in some spots. we are waking up to numbers in the 50's and 60's. let's take you outside to show you that fog. morning fog, afternoon sunshine, we will detail those temperatures closer coming up. kumasi: