>> tracking the impact of the supreme court's ruling overturning roe v. wade. how the white house is responding, what comes next in california. >> the man arrested in the shooting on the train inspected to make his first court appearance. what his lawyers are saying about the charge he is reportedly not facing. >> get ready to say goodbye to a beloved a area park. reggie: we are going to get a start on the weather. drew: 90's for a week now, tomorrow, cooler weather will move in. right now, we have fog thickest in the north basin. half moon bay, six miles. not too thick along the coast. doing just fine when it comes to our marine layer. generally in the 50's, if not 60's.

51 in santa rosa with fog. a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you fog over the city, here is how the day shapes up. marine layer around the coast and bay shoreline. today, 90's and one. today is the last hot a we have inland before cooler weather arrives tomorrow. around the base shoreline, low 80's. we detail that cooler weather coming in eight minutes. reggie: continuing to track the impact of the supreme court's ruling on abortion. some pharmacy chains are limiting the sales of emergency contraceptives because there is such soaring demand. jobina at the live desk. jobina: new legal battles are being fought in several states around the country. more than 1000 states had so-called trigger laws in place to immediately ban or limit abortion when roe was

overturned. judges in two of those states, utah and louisiana, have temporarily banned the trigger law, saying states are unprepared for such a significant change. the judges have granted temporary restriction -- restraining orders, allowing for more time for the courts to hear challenges. the white house is downplaying calls to build abortion clinics on federal land. >> what is most important right now is that we ensure that the restrictions the states are trying to put up that would prohibit a woman from exercising what we still maintain is her right, that we do everything we can to empower women to not only see, but receive care where it is available. jobina: on pharmacies, placing limits on the emergency contraceptive known as plan b. it is not the same as the abortion pill. prescribed by doctors.

cbs, walmart and rite aid have set caps on the number of -- cvs, walmart and rite aid have set caps on the number of plan b bills -- pills can buy. karina: >> -- close as someone who has had an abortion, i was able to make that decision on my own terms. that is what this is about. karina: antiabortion rights activists says the amendment goes too far, but the vote will set a precedent. >> when things are filtered through republican versus democrat, having it through a pure yes or no vote will be interesting. karina: the state's constitution protects the right to privacy in health care decisions, which has been interpreted to include abortion rights. this amendment would make it more explicit. reggie: january sixth -- cassidy

hutchison is expected to. hutchinson confirmed in a deposition to community investigators that meadows burned documents in his office. meadows has not commented on the allegations. abc news will bring today's hearing to live coverage is expected to start. karina: investigation underway into a wildfire where a man was found dead. this fire scorched dozens of acres in petaluma. >> that is a big fire. >> kids reacting to this fire as it burned on the petaluma hillside inside of their home. >> it is scary, especially because the landlord have their cattle on the other site, which is their property.

>> a total of 63 acres burned before firefighters got the upper hand. sadly, a man died during the fight, creating what firefighters call an incident within an incident, or an iwi. >> it was not a firefighter. we are still in probably the first 15 to 30 minutes of the firewall, dealing with our identity line. >> california fire and the sonoma county office will not say if the fire was a prescribed burn or started by an accident that led to the fatality. they will not say if the victim was a rancher or someone working on the leon. neighbors tell us work is being done on the hillside. >> i know they are doing, the gravel company there. >> at the time of the fire, conditions were indeed. multiple agencies battled on the ground, air drops were made using fire retardant and water.

>> it is sad for the family members who lost someone, especially if it is one of the crew members or someone working there. >> cal fire remaining tightlipped about what happened. the cause of this fire, under investigation. the identity of the victim has not yet been released. reggie: also in the north bay, the redwood fire is 75% contained. it started yesterday afternoon near the redwood sanitary landfill. it burned 113 acres and impacted traffic. the shutdown one northbound lane nor -- near san antonio road. karina: the man arrested in last week's deadly shooting is expected to be in court, but he will reportedly not be facing a homicide charge. according to the chronicle, javonte green will face two counts of lne gun crimes. he is accused of shooting and

killing someone inside a train heading to -- last week. a man was injured and is expected to be ok. ar casef self-die: more money t9 recovery efforts in oakland. it is set to announce the funding of safe passages today. the nonprofit helps low income students with the goal of leveling the playing field for kids. officials plan to holding news conference at 11:00 this morning in oakland. california state university system sexual-harassment scandal. san has a -- san jose state audited over cases. the review could expand, depending on what is uncovered. sonoma states chancellor is stepping down at the end of july because of one of the scandals, san jose state paid a settlement

1015 athletes. fresno state is part of that audit. it's chancellor resigned in february. karina: fans of california's great america began a long divide to their favorite park. ryan, it has people a lot -- kind of sad. >> a lot of people side, including myself. i do not want to see this part go, i know a lot of people do not want to see this parco. that could be a reality in 11 years. this park, having a lease agreement up, which expires in 11 years. at that time, they say they will close park operations. cedar fair, the company that operates california's great america, sold the land to a real estate developer. they have a least agreement with them for 11 years and could be closing the park.

they sold that land for $310 million, the company says they are using that money to pay down debt and invest in other opportunities. in this 11 year window, cedar fair says attendees should not expect immediate changes to park operations in the short term. it is been around such a long time, it has been a staple to the day area. >> i was here every summer, my kids grew up here. it is a tradition getting a season pass for your birthday so you can spend your somerset rate america -- somers at great america -- summers at great america. >> relive those memories, i know i have plenty of memories as a kid and in recent years. cedar fair says they have plans to roll out its festivals and seasonal opportunities openings, but it does seem like nothing

immediate will be changing soon. this new developer has not mentioned what their plans are for in the lease is up in 11 years. the city of santa clara did tell us they want to see this park stay around in the long term, but what that looks like remains unclear. what we know now is that there is a possibility that great america will not be here 11 years from now. reggie: as a theme park fan, i am sorry to see it go. drew: a live look, sutro tower. you can see fog across parts of the city, dense fog in the north bay. we are seeing that first hint of sunrise. let's get an update on the pollen and uv index, treat pollen is coming down. rest pollen is your main offender, it is at moderate levels. uv index is extreme, the highest

it gets this time of year because you get direct rays from the sun. your main offender when it comes to treat pollen are pine trees -- tree pollen are pine trees. we are slow to warm around the immediate bay shoreline. well into the 70's, if not close to 80 degrees in our warmest spots. early afternoon, typical summer spread of temperatures. cooler on the coast, hot on the inland. 88 in santa rosa, 86 in san jose. the next three days, today is the last hot day inland. this is our eight day of temperatures in the 90's. tomorrow, cooler weather. we see a 15 degrees temperature drop. we preview that we can forecast coming up in eight minutes. jobina: good morning.

hi, we are starting with a live look at the golden gate bridge. last two days, it has been so fogged in. we see that flashing caution sign. san mateo bridge and looking better in comparison to yesterday. we have no major blocking issues to start off your commute, great news. no mass transit issues. a slightly sunglass -- sluggish right from tracy to dublin. sanner felt to san francisco, a 15 minute ride. all green around the bay area. reggie: numb or nourished, the focus on the new system in the north bay that anyone can benefit from. karina: it councilwoman calling karina: it councilwoman calling for a state of

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karina: a man killed in a crash in oakland early on sunday.

oakland police say officers chased the accused driver. >> in back to back weeks, oakland is mourning the life of another person killed by a high-speed driver. >> it echoes the fact that we need more traffic enforcement to slow people down. >> this time, the family of a 28-year-old hayward resident leaving flowers and candles feet from where he lost his life. his brother said he was walking back to his car after getting food, when he was struck by a vehicle early sunday morning. oakland police confirmed the driver had been chased by officers, who are now on administered of leave pending investigation. >> prior to the collision, two officers attempted to stop the vehicle, traveling at nearly 100 miles an hour. the officers could not keep up with the vehicle, the officers disengaged vehicle.

the vehicle continued down international boulevard, where the nissan struck another vehicle in the roadway, causing that nissan to spin out of control. the nissan struck several parked vehicles and motorcycles within the 5400 block of international boulevard, which struck a pedestrian on the sidewalk. >> according to oakland police chief, three pedestrians were injured. officers arrested a 19-year-old male who police say was previously involved in a sideshow. chief armstrong bringing up another incident where an incident -- an innocent cyclist was killed by a high-speed vehicle. >> lost his life in front of his children. >> oakland councilmember said additional funding went into traffic measures last year, but the city department of transportation is understaffed. >> our speedbump team, the individuals who install speed bumps has been deactivated. they are not operational now. >> councilmember five is demanding for increased urgency and straight -- street safety.

>> we need a state of emergency to address the challenging conditions with our roadways. reggie: the american academy of pediatrics has released new guidelines adjusting the age of mothers should breast-feed their children until two. this is the first update in a decade, after first adjusting babies should be breast-fed for at least six months to a year. karina: a new campaign helping parents cope with the stresses of everyday life and live a healthier stop. numb or nourish is led by the healthy youth partnership and offers online self-awareness tools, including breathing techniques, exercise and connecting with family. national data showed a surge in alcohol consumption during the pandemic.

people trying to cope. in california, moraine county ranked as one of the healthiest counties except in one. >> we are talking about duis, binge drinking, overdose death. karina: campaign numb or nourish healthy behaorhe model good and children and future. made aftera two year hiatus. there was a parade down market street. some say it didn't feel quite as crowded in years past, but it definitely looked and felt like the celebration we have grown accustomed to. there were over 200 contingents, plenty of rainbows and glitter, and organizers were pleased with how things turned out. >> i was at the front of the parade. spectators were super excited.

you could see everybody was joyous to be out there again. i will never forget it the rest of my life, it was that great. reggie: a great. this year's saw the return of the celebration it civic center plaza. i helped host live coverage withdrew, -- with drew, jobina, and kumasi. if you missed the parade, you can see our coverage on our abc 7 bay area news app. you condone loaded -- you can download it on roku. jobina is the queen of pride parades. jobina: our boss asked me, did you have as much fun as it looked? i was like, yes. i think i ran out of gas at 1:00 in terms of the work. at 1:00, we were like, when can

we go be with the people? drew: i need to apologize. i had the intentions of hanging out with them. >> me and reggie went out two rounds. by the second round, i was like, where is drew? drew: at one, i was like, i am exhausted. reggie: kumasi and i were after -- were at the after party. drew: i felt like i was living i care is sleep through them. >> i love that for them. i wish we love that for us, we left 30 minutes earlier. we had a great time. reggie: drew, you were spectacular. drew: i loved jobina, bus, undea

parachute? jobina: when you and kumasi left, it was whatever. [laughter] drew: she was interviewing a bunny. i was so excited. reggie: she was flying a fake plane at some point. >> i saw she had a boa. >> i am going to bring it tomorrow. >> pride is never over. drew: so much fun. talking to the people on the parade route, i think people missed it. we were excited to be there, we will be there next year. >> can you get rest? we need to be out. drew: i frontloaded that weekend, that was the problem. i did too much friday, and by sunday, you are like, ugh.

breaking news, we had an earthquake shortly before 5:00 a.m., close to clearlake. this was a 4.2, shortly before 5:00 a.m. i was looking at the latest shaking, most of the shaking was felt in this vicinity here. we will keep you updated. in the clearlake area, we had a 4.2 magnitude earthquake before 5:00 a.m. this morning. this is sutra power -- tower. temperatures generally right now in the 50's and low 60's. marine layer is going to pull back to the coast as the morning goes on. a fair amount of sunshine today. southbay, 80's and low 90's with a lot of sunshine along the peninsula. 70's and 80's downtown, 69 for daly city. north bay, 80's and 90's. east bay, 70's and low 80's.

inland, your final hot day in the 90's. tomorrow, cooler weather will move in. overnight tonight, we see a stronger push of fog inland will help pulls and 50's as we hd ino wednesday. last hot day in lynn today. cooler weather tomorrow and into thursday. by friday, barely touching 80 degrees. weekend, we are keeping those temperatures around. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: the east bay city getting ready to cut ties with its two russian sister cities. jobina: the best and worst times to fly, or drive if you are planning a

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demand for the plan b bill -- pill is so high, cvs, walmart and write are capping the number of pills customers can buy. kumasi: california's great america in santa clara will be closing in 11 years. the company has sold the land. reggie: a 63 acre grass fire contained in petaluma. one man died in the fire. the cause is under investigation. neighbors say work was being done on the fireside. drew: our final hot day inland, we go back into the 90's in our hottest cities today. 60's, close to the coast. 70's and 80's around the bay area shoreline. jobina: our roads are clear. so is mass transit. everything is on time as we bring you this live look at oakland, showing you 880 at the coliseum camera. kumasi: amazon reportedly having two prime day events this year, the second comes sometime in the

fourth quarter. the friar -- first prime date is scheduled for july 12 and 13 rate reggie: brittney griner's detention and russia has been extended through december 20. >> brittany reiners detainment extended through another six months, days before the start of her trial in russia. >> we want to say something. >> the athlete detained more than four months ago for suspicion in drug smuggling at a russian airport appearing for the first time in court on monday. she is escorted into the pretrial hearing in moscow. her trial set to begin friday. >> how does she feel? >> she is fine, as she could be. >> reps telling abc news, the u.s. government saying brittany reiner is wrongfully -- brittney griner is wrongfully detained.

kumasi: berkeley set to suspend ties with sister cities in russia as the war on ukraine continues. the move is set to be mostly symbolic, in an effort to create pushback on russia for its unprovoked attack. he berkeley city council has approved other acts of solidarity with ukraine and is set to vote on tonight. 48 million americans are predicted to be hitting roads and taking to the skies. this fourth of july is expected to be the second is used for travel since 2000. >> this friday, july first is expected to be the busiest day if you are expecting to fly. monday, july 4 is the least is he for air travel. if you are driving, the most congested days are forecasted to

be thursday and friday. leaving before 7:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m. on thursday is the best option. on friday, leave before 10:00 in the morning. july 3 and fourth, are anticipated to be less congested. reggie: thousands of toyota cars are being recalled. the reason the carmaker is pulling its first electric car. kumasi: narcan in schools. the move one bay

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: deadly derailment. an amtrak train running off its tracks what we are learning about the moments after the crash. kumasi: tractor-trailer tragedy, dozens dead in a suspected human smuggling operation. the recent discovery in texas. reggie: the drop zone flight deck, no more.

the southbay's great america amusement park is set to close. the reason behind the shutdown. good morning on tuesday, june 28. drew: we are looking at the fog right now, it is dense in the north bay. visibility around santa rosa, half a mile. if you are traveling 101, you are that fog. not that along the coast, we are doing a ok when it comes to visibility. most of us waking up to the 50's. inland, we are in the 60's from antioch to concord. 54 in the city. a live look at the exploratory cam. that marine layer pulls back to the coast as the morning goes on for afternoon sunshine. it is a hot day inland, 90's. 70's and 80's around the bay.

cooler weather tomorrow, especially into wednesday. reggie: the end of an era for generations of families across northern california. great america's parent company has announced the theme park is shutting down, but you have a lot of time to enjoy the fun. why this is going to be a long goodbye. >> a long and sad goodbye. a lot of people do not want to see this part way, including myself. i have a lot of memories here. it is going to be a long goodbye, probably in emotional for some. the long-term plan is very unclear at great america. the company operating the park says it will be stopping operations once its lease expires in 11 years. cedar fair, the company that operates the park, sold the land to this bay amusement park to a real estate developer for around

$310 million. the developer leased it back to the park for an 11 year term. once that is up, park operations will stop. it is not an ounce what they plan to do with the land, santa clara -- it is not announced what they plan to do with the land. it is been around since 1976. given that it has a rich history, many people are going to be sad to see it go. close a lot of people, -- >> a lot of people, this is their first knobs. the economic impact it will have on the community is going to be huge. >> in this 11 year window, cedar fair says attendees should not expect any immediate changes. all of their season festivities are planned to happen, but many are wondering that maybe another company will come back and take over the operating fixtures of

the park. that plan is unclear. we know the current company plans to stop operations. speaking of first jobs, my dad's first job was at great america. my family and a lot of other families are going to be sad to see this place go if it does end up closing in 11 years. kumasi: this morning, an investigation happening in a rural part of missouri after a deadly amtrak train crash. at least three people were killed. jobina: we are learning the crash happened outside kans city, the train hit a dump truck. cars flew off the tracks. two of the three people killed were on the train. the other was inside the truck. up to 50 people were injured. >> seats were coming apart, bats were going everywhere. after it stopped, you could

smell the fumes. people started panicking. we tried to get out as quick as possible. jobina: the train had 243 passengers and 12 crewmembers on board at the time of the crash. a troop of boy scouts sprung into action to give first aid to people, even the truck driver, who died. the national transportation safety board is sending a team today to investigate the incident. reggie: at least 46 immigrants have been found dead inside a tractor-trailer in san antonio. in a suspected human smuggling case. a nearby business owner made the discovery after hearing a faint cry for help. 16 people survived, including four children. authorities say they are being treated for heat exhaustion or heat stroke firefighters say there was no water, no working air conditioner, even though it was a refridgerated truree pe a. kumasi: a man who admitted to

killing a federal security guard in oakland has pleaded guilty to kill the -- killing a sheriff's deputy. he could have received the death penalty. he is facing a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. earlier this month, he was sentenced to 41 years in prison for the oakland shooting. former air force sergeant was allegedly a member of an antigovernment extremist group. reggie: we are learning the identities of three people who died after a car near brentwood. the car was crossing a dirt road to attend a fundraiser for a funeral on sunday. julia and -- from dixson and mercedes rigoletto all died. three other people in the vehicle survive. two other have critical injuries and are in the hospital. >> this is not the first time

this has happened. there is a monument down there, a person about four years ago. my opinion, people are not used to going across river tracks where there is not a signal. >> the crash is under investigation. federal officials say four similar collisions have happened in that same location in the past two decades, one was deadly. kumasi: voting on a measure to help provide narcan and other fentanyl prevention resources in schools. it would make funding available for schools to buy narcan, which can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. >> while we can make this resource available, every school district, every school board and every school have to make this decision for themselves. we are trying to make the resource available to them. kumasi: according to the county, fentanyl overdose deaths have gone up in recent years, up from 29 in 2019 to 135 last year.

officials say they are not aware of any overdose deaths on any school campus in the county. toyota's first fully electric vehicle is off to a rough -- rough start. thousands are recalled over faulty wheels. the recall includes 2700 toyota crossovers and subaru crossovers. toyota says the bolts on the wheels can get loose, even detached, causing the wheel to come off the vehicle. if it were to happen while a person was driving, there is higher risk the driver could control and crash. reggie: if you have seen the huge reservoir off highway 52, it might be getting bigger. the st. louis reservoir, a proposal would raise the dam at least 10 feet. the project would strengthen the dam for earthquake protection, the reservoir supplies farmlands

with water and drinking water does silicon valley. kumasi: nba champs who surprised young athletes at the warriors overnight camp. reggie: how to zoom your room, we meet the people behind room raters. drew: you had a good zoom room. reggie: you think i did? how come your husband read it to filth the other night when he was at my house? he wasn't wrong. drew: my zoom room was terrible. reggie: the lighting was great, the corporate art in the back was terrible. drew: i cannot say anything. i had a terrible zoom room, it was my kitchen. a live look from the east bay hills camera. a lot of fog on the horizon, we are shrouded in fog around the city and parts of the east bay. that june gloom is with us. today and tomorrow, fresh air across the board.

read the easy -- brief -- breathe easy. 70's by 10:00 a.m. by the afternoon, a wide range of temperatures. 60's along the coastline. 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. today, is the last hot day inland. this is our eighth day of temperatures in the 90's. today and thursday, we find cooler weather moving in by thursday. we are barely in the low 80's. that will feel refreshing for those stuck in the 90's the past week. we preview that we can forecast in nine minutes. jobina: we are doing great. we are starting with a live look outside, headlights are traveling westbound towards the mains. walnut creek, nice and empty as we bring you this live picture of 680. taillights traveling southbound,

we have no blocking issues. a great time to head out the door this morning. antioch to hercules, 29 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose airport, a eight minute ride. bay area is looking nice, green means good news.

kumasi: oakland zone took place in the warriors basketball academy overnight camp in their facility in oakland. campers got a chance to get up close and personal with the championship trophy and got tips from these three in bn -- nba champs. >> i enjoy doing things like

this because i was one of these kids. be a good person, work hard. those things sound cliché, but if you are not a good thing -- good person, good things do not happen to you. there are moving parts in life to reach success or accomplish your dream. kumasi: the warriors are taking the larry o'brien's trophy on a tour. gta took into mexico with the country's president when the warriors won, he became the first nba player of mexican descent to win a nba championship. reggie: reservations are open for sweet 96. a two night stay goes for $10,000. this is through dollywood dream resort and spa. a portion goes to the dollywood foundation, and dollywood's imagination library. suite 296 is a bus with a

bathtub and bedroom. dolly added a custom closet, which displays her wigs and jewelry. the bus is outside the resort, that is an tennessee. drew: i could see someone doing this as a huge dolly stan. reggie: i could do. kumasi: i could see doing it if she leaves the clothes and wakes in there, let you have a good time. drew: a nice dolly wig. all the clothes. kumasi: all the whigs. drew: wouldn't fit me. reggie: let's say she wouldn't know we wore them. drew: fishing wire and crisco. kumasi: been there. [laughter] drew: here is a live look at the marine layer, we are seeing breaks of sunshine. a june gloom morning. fog along the coast and bay, it is hot inland. a cooler pattern arrives midweek

, especially by wednesday. right now, generally in the 50's and 60's this morning. that marine layer will pull back to the coast as the morning goes on. a lot of sunshine away from the coast, but later tonight and first thing tomorrow morning, a stronger push inland of that fog will help bring cooler weather tomorrow afternoon. hotter spots, 90's today. 80 14 palo alto -- 81 for palo a lto. north bay, a couple of low 90's. the east bay, 70's to low 80's. 80 in fremont. inland, back in the 90's. it feels hot, plus sunshine for tomorrow. we get not down to the 80's -- knocked down to the 80's.

40's and 50's as we get into wednesday. last hot day inland today. cooler weather arrives wednesday and thursday. a break from the heat for the weekend, not much change below average. looking mild for the fourth. kumasi: important tips for people working remotely. a mission to beautify zoom calls. >> it is jimmy. >> it has become an online phenomenon in the midst of the pandemic. >> new, viral twitter account called room raider. >> i think we tried hard to make it easy for anybody to do. >> while i have you, i recognize this is going to be harsh. you see what i am starting with. >> ok. it is hostage-y in the background. if we didn't like you and know you, it would probably be a two

udhaveor b 8een3. doling out tips since the start of the pandemic. >> we were watching cable news and we started making commentary to ourselves. i said, let's make a twitter account. let's call it room rater. >> they rated celebrities, senators, heads of state. giancarlo got a 10 out of 10. close -- >> a 10 out of 10, not like winning a pulitzer, but it is up there. >> room rater became a welcome laugh in the pandemic. that is why the couple wrote a book, how to zoom your room. >> those in bc would love your expertise. close i am free this afternoon. >> that would be amazing. >> the pandemic has launched a new era of zoom, opening the window to our personal lives. i was able to transfer my empty

office. sometime, it takes an open mind. maybe, an ice plant for anyone to earn a 10 out of 10 -- a nice plant for anyone to earn a 10 out of 10. kumasi: ok. [laughter] reggie: they lean heavy toward books. have you noticed that? kumasi: and light in the back. whether it is through a window or lamp, it throws it. can we start our own? reggie: it is over. we moved past that. [laughter] reggie: there is a popeyes popping up in another san francisco location. we love that chicken at popeyes. kumasi: starbucks and samsung, the collaboration you didn't know you needed but might want. reggie: disney fans, a mansion on the disney world resort is up for sale. it is dedicated to one popula

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kumasi: if you like popeyes, san francisco is opening a new location in its inside westville center at union square. planning records show the popular right to contain is going to take chipotle spot in the bottom for foodcourt, the fourth popeyes in the city. the chain has seen a surge in popularity since the launch of that right chicken sandwich in 2019 -- fried chicken sandwich in 2019. reggie: amazon second prime day event is meant to drive up sales and ring in new membership. amazon's typical prime day is

set for july 12 and 13th. kumasi: this starbucks call with samsung might have you craving a cute desk -- starbucks coal lab -- collab with samsung might have you craving a cute desk accessory. it can fit a charger inside the mug. here, this in south korea, it is not available for iphones. we do not know how much it costs. i do not know why i told you. it is cute, i should have led with, look at this thing you cannot have. sorry. [laughter] reggie: if it doesn't fit in your pocket, what are we doing? a mansion is up for sale. the 11,000 square-foot home is not the haunted mansion. it is in the carol wood neighborhood, a gated neighborhood part of the golden

oak area at walt disney wood resort in florida. it includes seven bedrooms, a guest house, swimming pool, hot tub, gazebo, rooms dedicated to star wars, including a millennium falcon themed movie theater. that is elaborate. drew: oh. reggie: the carol would commit it he has a 24 hour fitness center, dining venues. residents can see the fireworks from epcot. the price, $15 million. disney is a parent company of abc 7. can it be airbnb'd? drew: i want to say no. do you remember the story a couple of weeks ago, the flight that was $100,000 for disney? it sold out. i was like, wow. reggie: people have money.

some people. drew: it is true. some people. not the people you hear on your tv right now. reggie: we are good. [laughter] drew: look at that beautiful shot. sutra tower showing you the fog. it is going to be nice later today. we take a look at how the day breaks down. we have fog giving way to that afternoon sunshine. it is hot inland, cooler on the coast. 70's and 80's around the bay area shoreline. the last hot day inland, we get cooler weather moving into tomorrow and thursday. kumasi: next at 6:00, the sixth january 6 hearing is set for today. who is expected to testify. a live look outside right

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park. you have time to visit and why the stadium will be closing to have some time for that happens. reggie: i say field trip in the future for us. i need to get on that old striker roller coaster. there is lots of time. good morning on this tuesday, june 20. kumasi: we want to start with a check in the forecast withdrew. drew: we are talking years, so don't be nervous. more than a decade, the slow end we are calling a. live doppler 7 visibility mode, dense fog in the north they. santa rosa down to .25 mile visibility. we have the fog in spots i can be thick. 50's and 60's with the marine layer. a live look from sutro tower, the sun is up. fog over the city along the coast of the east bay and north bay this morning. the june gloom is with us first thing. we get sunshine quickly this morning, leaving us a wide range of temperatures later today. this is the last hot the inland and stuck in the 90's for the last eight days. we will talk about cooler weather tomorrow