thisc7 new b wi pnty of ffirefighters are sth 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: firefighters are keep an eye on hotspots after five fires wrote out across the bay area yesterday. here's a look at how widespread these fires are. they are burning from 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. at last check 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 mandatory evacuation orders were in place for hours.

ryan curry is live in pleasanton. ryan, we know that families were not allowed home until really late last night due to this fire. ryan: that's the good news. families are now back into their homes safe and sound. they got back late last night. we hope they are enjoying a nice start to friday morning. the fire is pretty much forward progress. they working at getting the last ntnment.t to get that full as we mentioned, the families can go back to their homes. this is where the current status is, the evacuation orders it started around 2:00 in the afternoon. this started as a structure fire before turning to a hillside nearby. it stopped forwardcrews are wort full containment.

it's about 10%. the good news is the evacuation orders are being lifted. the fire caused many residents to have to rush to their homes to get what they need and leave. >> i was coming home from fremont with two other girls. as we were coming through, we saw billows of smoke. it looked like it was by our house. i said step on it. we came as fast as we could. it was up on the ridge. >> scary moments for those families. those people are being allowed back into homes. the good news, no structures were damaged and no homes were burned. that's very positive news considering how dry the hills were. as we mentioned, a lot of them are being allowed back into their homes because of the fires. this was the one that was worrisome to that neighborhood. we are live in pleasanton.

reggie: thank you. firefighters remain at the scene of a grass fire and contra costa county. rock warnings were issued for the scenic fire, which is near the community of port cost on the edge. about 200 residents are affected. firefighters were able to stop the flames are any homes. >> >> calfire and contra costa fire were a big help today in slowing down the fire. it's a difficult area to get into. there is very little road access. so crews are walking in. reggie: that has charred 108 acres and is 50% contained. another fire sparked in the nation. that's close to the oil refinery. it burned about 10 acres. firefighters are making sure it is extinguished. for in these fires, with updates

on acreage and containment as soon as we get those numbers. you can get the latest weather conditions kumasi: where you live. a former justice department official is lashing out at the fbi. agents raided his home 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 justice department's environmental division under president trump, he said that his home was raided on wednesday morning unclear what they were looking for. he said the ages look electronic devices. he appeared on capitol hill. the committee revealed evidence showed he was at the center of the effort to get the justice department to falsely claim there was voter fraud in the election. the committee showed a letter that clark had drafted to the state of georgia. >> it claims that the u.s. department of justice investigations have "identified significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the

election in multiple states, including the state of georgia. jobina: the committee named six republican members of congress who they say asked for presidential pardons, including congressman matt gaetz, will mo brooks, louis 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 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.

oakland police need help identifying a driver that hit and killed a driver that was cycling with his kids. we will show you the video. we do warn you that you may find starving. you can see the family on their bikes at 14th and jefferson streets. they begin to cross the street when a four-door black infinity goes speeding through the crosswalk, 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 p.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 say the goal of the burn zone is to create space to protect the community if a wildfire breaks the bay area is doing thing difference with the annual version today. you can vote. the city coming ae

with events to get you ready for the weekend. drew: we have that summerlike spread, fog keeping the coast cool. we are still hot with temperatures in the 90's later on this afternoon. we will talk about higher fire a jelly bean that's good for you? try nature's bounty jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier-for-you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. get more with nature's bounty jelly beans. you want it all, just like i do...

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east bay hills camera. we can see the fog breaking over twin peaks this morning. we have some thick fog along the coast, half moon bay down to zero miles visibility. some parts are down to quarter-mile visibility. our marine layer is with us. it is keeping fire danger low along the coast. you can see the high fire danger for those hottest temperatures and lowest relative humidity. we will repeat that on saturday. the three day forecast, we have that wide range of temperatures. it's looking nice for the parade. we will detail that in about nine minutes. let's see how traffic is doing. jobina: we have good news on the antioch line, no more single tracking. you can expect a five-minute delay.

trained to be traveling at reduced speeds. this is because of that partial derailment that happened on tuesday. there is a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. a heads up regarding traveling and out of the north bay. we have very light traffic, no metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza. wrapping up with some dried -- drive times, it should take you 40 minutes. kumasi: another hit for netflix after less than stellar earnings report. they are laying off even more people. reggie: monkeypox has made its way to the south bay. combing fears for most people this morning. kumasi: let's take a look outside at 6:13. we will be right back. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪

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all season long. case of monkeypox is likely made its way to santa clara county. they're waiting for confirmation. the wrist to the overall community is very low. the person in question traveled internationally, sought medical care, tested positive. >> this individual is in isolation. the public health department is

following up with people with whom the individual may have had a close contact. reggie: stanford is one of the first clinical sites in the country testing for monkeypox. it was launched wednesday. stanford confirms the sample was processed at its lab. netflix has announced another round of layoffs. they are letting go 300 workers. one had a 50 other employees lost their jobs last month. netflix is adjusting cost to do slower revenue growth. in april, a loss of subscribers for the first dppeds year. kumasi: now to the kickoff of the pride parade we can. we are the proud sponsor, giving you live coverage of the parade. tonight, a powerful showing of unity. the san francisco trans march is

returning for the first time since the pandemic. this was the same in 2019. organizers say the need to fight back against threats and celebrate the trans community is more can -- important odor. the parade starts at dolores park. the events start even earlier than that, as early as 10:30 a.m.. reggie: last night, we were celebrate in the pride grand marshal. i was at the hotel to introduce these people representing the community this year. that includes amy schneider. we've had her on the show so many times. you see melody sitting next to her. there is a trance health activist, a few of the incredible people, especially in the trans community who have

really been leading the way for pride for decades. we are your home for live coverage of the pride parade. it kicks off sunday morning, wherever you watch. kumasi: i am getting more excited the closer we get to this. reggie: it's a big year. the pride parade missed its 50th. that was supposed to be a couple years ago. this year is like the redo of the 50th. it's bringing that energy. drew: there are going to be a lot of people. reggie: the two men next you have fresh haircuts. drew: never felt more powerful. reggie: one of us has our nails did it? drew: did you paint them yourself? reggie: absolutely not. kumasi: we went on a journey with these nails. i offered to do gel for him. he said that's too much. now we have a sky-blue friend.

i love that. it pops. drew: it's not his first time. reggie: we've been here before. drew: we will talk about the parade forecast. if you're heading into the city or sunday, we will have that typical morning fog. afternoon sunshine, we will be in the upper 60's. saturday and sunday, have those layers with you. you will need it in the morning. mid-day, it will feel nice in san francisco. stretching to parts of the east bay, areas of dense fog. half moon bay is down to zero mile visibility. we will ease the heat a little bit inland. as we fix our camera right now, we have a wide range of temperatures. we are cooler this morning

compared to yesterday. 40's and 50's right now. we are still in the low end of the 60's this morning. let's timeout that marine layer. the fog is only along the coast, a lot of sunshine away from the coast. through the evening hours, watch as the marine layer pushes further inland. that will feel nice. it's all about that wide range of temperatures. 80's and 90's in our warm spots away from the coast again. we have a lot of sunshine away from the coast overnight. we will track that marine layer as it expands. we will drop intost part. it's a wide range of temperatures to the upcoming weekend. we will keep that into early next week. wednesday and thursday, that will feel nice. reggie: good morning america is coming up at 7:00.

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i love the glasses. all the dogs are so adorably ugly that they are beautiful. most are rescues. this years participants will be walking the red carpet at 5:30 p.m., unleashing their unique duty for the judges. the winner gets $1500 and a giant trophy. you can vote on your favorite dog. it's for a separate people's choice award candidates include rascal, monkey, wild thing, mr. smiley face. trust me, it's worth going to this website because these pictures are everything. it's a day to celebrate relationships between humans and our furry friends. work goes to the dogs. some canines are always on the n beside their best humans.

be sure to share a lot of photos with your coworkers. check out some dogs waiting for their forever homes. our local shelters are desperate to get people to adopt right now. next, supreme court suspense, digging into the landmark decision on gun rights as the really none roe v. wade could come anytime. two of the leaders of pride share some news about the pride celebration after this year. a live look outside. it

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into a bang! all season long. area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: the families are getting a new settlement. kumasi: the u.s. house set to make a historic vote on gun form. the most confident -- consequential changes in 30 years as the supreme court goes in a different direction. reggie: multiple parts of the bay area are up in flames. crews are stretched thin right now, battling five wildfires across the region. good morning to you. kumasi: good morning. drew: we will track those winds at 20 miles per hour. immediate concern is dense fog. we have visibility along the

coast down to zero miles. our marine layer is influencing our temperatures this morning. we had that fog, 40's and 50's in our coolest cities. we have clear skies already in the 60's area we are socked in on the 101 with a light breeze. we have that morning fog and afternoon sunshine. it is hot in the 90's with higher fire danger. we will talk about that coming up and about nine minutes. reggie: the houses in the process of getting a bill to the floor for a vote today. kumasi: the house rules committee started to meet about an hour and a half ago. nancy pelosi said as soon as it passes the rules committee, legislation will be headed to the house floor. this legislation was passed in the senate hours after the supreme court struck down a new york law that makes it harder for people to carry guns outside the home. we know that gun safety laws are

weaker than what the president wanted. last night, the senate passed that 65-33. that bill includes enhanced background checks, it closes a loophole to keep people convicted of domestic violence from owning guns, it provides funding for gun violence prevention programs, school security and mental health. this came after the supreme court struck down a new york law that requires people to show a need for concealed carry permits. new york lawmakers denounced that ruling. >> this isn't just reckless, it's reprehensible. it's not what new yorkers want. kumasi: the nra calls this a landmark win for second amendment rights. it will impact 80 million americans who live in other states that have similar gun laws. reggie: statement said it california is ready with a bill that would update and strengthen

our public carry law and make it consistent with the ruling. chief justice roberts and cavanagh said states like california are free to do. kumasi: the supreme court has nine decisions left. the next will be released in a few minutes at 7:00 this morning. the most significant is the ruling on abortion rights. a draft opinion suggested five of the justices were moving to overturn the landmark ruling. a americans are confidence in the supreme court is at a record low, only 25% have a great deal or a lot of confidence in the justices. reggie: now to the five wildfires monitored across the area this morning. they all broke out within a few hours yesterday afternoon. in the middle is the fire that is still active, burning east of livermore. on the left, these burned in port costa and vacaville. the bottom right came close to the refinery.

the top right is a fire that forced evacuations. those orders were lifted late last night, allowing people to go home. ryan: good morning. there was a sigh of relief are one of these residents. many are so happy they were able to go back to their homes last night. the fire happened just over the hills. this is the golden eagle estates. those residents are going back into their homes. it's very close to these homes. the canyon fire is burning around 2:00 in the afternoon yesterday. it started as a structure fire, it later burned the hillside near it. this neighborhood that was evacuated, they got back in

their homes around 10:00 last night. when that got lifted, some of them had to rush to get their things and leave. that fire was moving so fast and close to the homes. the sheriff's office said that conditions made it difficult to contain the fire. >> it's heavily wooded. it's a wildlife area. you are always at the will of nature and the weather. you can feel the wind pickup. that's very concerning. ryan: especially when you consider how dry the hills are, you can see how dry it is. the latest report we got from calfire is that this fire is about 10% contained. progress was stopped two hours after it started. that's very promising news. their focus is getting this

fully contained. the biggest threat is to the homes nearby. where live in pleasanton. kumasi: the most active fire is in the ultima area near the alameda county line. this is the tesla incident because it's near tesla road. this is a remote area. it is already burned more than 300 acres. it is 10% contained. started around 5:30 p.m. yesterday. there are no structures threatened. as these fires burn, we were sent -- sending out multiple news alerts. you can customize the app for your topics. reggie: california has some of the worst air in the nation and it could shorten the lives of residents. california had 19 of the 20 worst counties nationwide for

particulate pollution. it was blamed on smoke from wildfires. if the bad air quality continues, it could take months off the lives of residents. the silver lining is none of the worst counties is in the bay area. most were in the sierra foothills and central valley. kumasi: family and friends are marking one year since the beachfront condo building collapse in surfside, ford. people came together for a vigil where the towers once stood. the first lady will deliver remarks in a public memorial to honor and remember the 98 victims. a judge is finalized a 1.2 billion dollars settlement for the families, calling it remarkable. car thieves had a confrontation that left two deputies hurt. this happened around 1:00 yesterday morning. debbie's responded to two about men trying to steal parts of

cars. when deputy's got there, one man ran it. the other tried to run over the deputies. that's when both deputies started shooting. the driver would sit in the shoulder. he's being treated at a hospital and will be booked into jail. kumasi: we are counting down to pride. it's going to be a lot of fun. safety is a top party. the police department will hold a press conference to talk about the parade. you can expect to see officers in uniform along the route. violence will not be tolerated. that's after what he says the number of assaults on police officers in recent weeks. 17 officers were injured the night the warriors won the championship. two more were hurt after the parade monday. we are proud sponsor of the parade. i am with of the hosts of the

live broadcast, happening right here. last night, celebration recognize the people who make the parade happen. our colleague was also there. we are honoring the sf pride president, and everyone who is making the event possible. yesterday, i talked to other icons of the event. they have for five years hosted the big event that happens at civic center. >> honey and i have decided that five years is a wonderful run for hosting pride. we are going to retire after this year it together. reggie: you are just so fresh and new to all of this. it don't worry, they're not going anywhere. sister roma is auditioning for

her role as a host of the pride parade year. what do we say? do we give her attend? kumasi: you should switch roles. reggie: and then i go to civic center and do that one? we just decided it? great. kumasi: i will be there with you. reggie: i just deemed it. it must be true. our coverage starts at 10:30 a.m. sunday. we are all going to be there. kumasi is going to be in the parade. are you going to have a special walk? come by my spot. please really turn it up. are you going to have a fan? kumasi: ok. reggie: i will bring you one. i have several disney fans.

that will be the one. mortgage rates are on the rise. what you should know if you are in the market. kumasi: the near stock exchange is up 300 points. another update on the markets next. reggie: she may already have the title of song of the summer, her new single maybe forcing fans to go one step further. we are getting ready for pride. a live interview with one of the parade celebrity grand marshals. she is hilarious. you don't want to miss abc 7 today. it is stream and on all of our bay area apps. drew: we are taking a live look from our east bay hills camera. you can see that fog resting over twin peaks right now. we do have dense areas of fog on the coast.

visibility is down to zero miles. let's go hour-by-hour, top temperatures. we are only in the 60's by 10:00. we have 70's and 80's. like yesterday, today is an alternate -- afternoon of wide-ranging temperatures. our warmest spot is in the 90's. it is warm in the south bay. it is 94 in lakeport. along with those hot temperatures, we do have higher fire danger because of the high heat. you can see the high fire danger . temperatures peak in the 90's. relative humidity is in the teens. morning fog, it is looking nice for the parade. we will take a closer look.

let's see how traffic is doing. jobina: i want to give you an update on a crash we were following in richmond. you will face delays in the area. speeds are around 27 miles per hour. this caused a lot of problems for people, single tracking. you can expect a five-minute delay because trains will be traveling at reduced speeds. a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. we

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to information about the deadly shooting on a train. please release this image of a person of interest in the investigation. a 27-year-old man was killed and a 70-year-old man was hurt. the suspect left the train at the castor station. it appears to be an isolated incident. they don't believe it's connected to pride festivities or targeting any group or community. we will be streaming that update on our bay area app as well as our news.

the policies has been has been charged with dui with injury. he was arrested after the crash on highway 29. chp said when they asked for id, he handed over his license and a foundation card. the nonprofit benefits chp employees and families. the das office said a blood sample taken two hours after the crash shows his blood alcohol level was .82, just over the legal limit. he could face up to five years in prison. we have new developments in a shark attack off the coast of moderate. the swimmer who was attacked is expected to make a recovery. the man is a triathlete and swims in monterey bay one or two times a week. the man credits his swimmers who rushed to his aid, including a police officer and a nurse.

the man did not have any broken bones or major damage. reggie: more discouraging news for anyone looking to buy a home. mortgage rates saw another climb this week. the rate of a 30 year loan and step two 5.8%. the average 15 year rate rose to 4.9%. this comes after the significant rate dump, the largest in 30 five years. let's take a look at the new york stock exchange. we are up 330 points. the ceo of net likes said an ad supported subscription is coming. netflix is speaking with possible business partners right now. they say they want the experience to be more integrated and less interruptive than traditional tv advertising. kumasi: beyoncé's new song is inspiring people to take action. ♪ kumasi: apparently people are

really taking these words literally. there is a line that says i just fell in love, i just quit my job. this inspired people to find new careers. the lyrics inspired so many memes. as feed spoke to a woman who says the minute she heard it, she knew she was not going back to her job. drew: she had had enough. kumasi: we don't know words, release your trade, release the stress, forget the rest. everything is been released. reggie: release your trade was for gay pride. drew: that's five things you've got to do. kumasi: there's more.

release your anger, release your mind. it goes on and on. there is a lot to release. drew: have you seen that meme? it is so funny. is it good for us? i don't know. reggie: that's what i consider my list. drew: i just released my job. what? go catch your job again. we have sunny skies here. we do have fog along the coast. we will track that this morning as it pulls away from the coast. we are easing the heat inland. we will go from low 90's. right now, it's a low bit cooler compared to this time yesterday. we are still in the 60's. let's talk about that marine layer.

we have a lot of sunshine away from the coast. tonight looks like the bigger push inland. a wide range of temperatures, 60's along the coast. our hot spots are going into the 90's. if you're headed to the city, it's looking nice. over the weekend, we will top out in the low 70's. we will find that marine layer expanding. we are talking 50's as we head into the weekend. morning fog, afternoon sunshine with that summer spread through early next week. we will get some really from the inland heat, dropping into the mid 80's in the afternoon. kumasi: tomorrow's right event in san francisco causes -- calls for a fashion show. according to multiple reports, the event is not likely to

happen. it was revoked for failing to meet conditions. they will not be able to use that area. there might be an informal dance party around 8:00. that'sn the march roles through. reggie: the pride marriage celebration turns. couples are invited to get married during the special celebration. the county clerk made extra appointments available. newlyweds will receive special commemorative pride marriage licenses and take photos. the only place you can watch the 52nd annual san francisco pride parade, live on sunday morning. our live coverage starts at 10:30 a.m. you can watch it wherever you get abc 7. how can we forget these icons?

getting married at the aforementioned city hall. gorgeous. kumasi: passengers are being charged for takshila's taxi rides. they are all allowed on certain streets outside the downtown area. the vehicles are not allowed to go any faster than 30 miles an hour or operate in heavy rain. they've been testing the free taxi since february. you can sign up by downloading the app. facebook is pulling support for a it uses to track misinformation. bloomberg reports they are dropping a platform called crowd tangle. a lot of companies use this to track the spread of viral stories. it will be available through novembers midterms.

instagram's testing and age verification features that will differentiate between miters and adults. users would stand a selfie that can figure out the age through facial signatures. -- signals. instagram has been using other things since 2019. reggie: i'm just excited for pride. that's just on my mind today. kumasi: it's going to be wonderful. reggie: the weather usually comes through on this particular weekend. it has happened again. we are ready. at some point, sleep is going to have to happen. just not right now. kumasi: it will happen next week. next, the seven things you need to know today.

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shooting at 8:00 this morning it. we will bring that to live. reggie: the house may vote on a bipartisan gun safety bill as soon as today. the house rules committee is taking up the legislation. last night, the senate passed a bill, which includes background checks. kumasi: police are looking for the driver who hit in killed a father cycling with his kids june 16. the car was a four-door black infinity. there is a reward for information. reggie: fire crews managed several fires, no homes burned. some people didn't have to evacuate. drew: looking at the forecast today, we have fog this morning. that's giving way to sunshine later this afternoon. we will have a wide range of temperatures. back into the 90's inland, we have higher fire danger when he gets the thought. kumasi: an update to the antioch

line, every thing is back to normal. we have no single tracking. trains will be traveling at reduced speeds. expect delay. pride week is here. we told you that the trans-march is returning for the first time since the pandemic. it starts in dolores park at 6:00 p.m. our live coverage of the pride parade starts at 10:30 a.m. why wait until then to get ready? can we zoom out? you have to see how big this chair is. it's going to be a slow zoom. for reference, i am six feet three. -- 6'3". reggie: this is the peewee

hermann chair. drew: we are getting ready for pride. kumasi: when this came in the studio, what is this giant thing? drew: and there's two of them. we've got to get that other women. happy pride. good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. on this friday morning, the senate passes the first measure gun safety in 30 years. breaking overnight. the senate passing the most consequential gun reform in almost 30 years in the wake of two of the country's most devastating mass shootings. >> what we are doing will save thousands of lives. without violating anyone's second amendment rights. >> and the fallout after the supreme court decision that makes it easier to carry guns outside the home.

new this morning. former top justice department officials detailing how former president trump pushed them to overturn the election results. how they resisted telling him -- >> your entire department will walk out within hours. >> -- as the january 6th comm