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 and thursday in

a few minutes. reggie: we are continuing to track the impact of the supreme court ruling on abortion. some pharmacy chains are limiting the sales of emergency contraceptives because of soaring demand. jobina at the live desk with that. jobina: and that just one element of the fallout. new legal battles are being fought in several states around the country. more than a dozen states have so-called trigger laws in place to immediately ban or limit a potion -- limit abortion. judges in two of the states have temporarily blocked the trigger law from taking effect. saying the states are unprepared for a significant change. the judges granted temporary restraining orders requested by abortion rights activists allowing more time for the courts to hear challenges. meanwhile, the white house is downplaying calls to build abortion clinics on federal land. here is what vice president kamala harris had to say. >> 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 our right that we do everything we can to empower women. to not only see but receive the care where it is available. jobina: now to the note on pharmacies, placing limits on emergency contraceptive known as plan b. the over-the-counter drug is not the same thing as the abortion pill prescribed by doctors. cbs, walmart, and write eight have set caps on the number of plan b pills a customer can buy. kumasi: thank you. california voters decide november whether the state constitution sewed -- should protect the right to abortion them birth control. give final approval to a measure issue before voters. >> as someone who has had to make that decision on abortion, i was able to make that on my own terms and that is fundamentally what this is about. kumasi: antiabortion rights

activists say the amendment goes too far. >> normally everything is filtered through republican versus democrat and everything else but having just a pure yes or no vote will be interesting. kumasi:kumasi: right now, the state's constitution protects the right to privacy in health care decisions which has been interpreted to include abortion rights by the amendment would make it more explicit. reggie: the january 6 house select committee scheduled a surprise hearing this morning. a former white house aide is expected to testify. she was a top adviser to president trump's chief of staff. sources tell abc news hutchison confirmed in a deposition to investigators that meadows burned documents in his office. meadows has not commented on the allegations. abc news will bring today's hearing live. our coverage is expected around 10:00 a.m. on abc seven and wherever you stream. kumasi: in the north bay, an investigation is underway into a wildfire where a man was found

dead. the fire scorched dozens of acres. j.r. stone has more. >> that's a big fire. >> keeps going. >> a keeps getting bigger and bigger. >> kids reacting to this fire is a burned on the petaluma hillside inside of their home. >> it is scary and concerning, especially because our landlords here have the cattle over here so it is their property too. >> a total of 63 acres burned before firefighters got the upper hand. sadly a man died early on during the fight, creating what firefighters call an incident within an incident or i wi. >> it was not a firefighter. we were still in probably the first 15 to 30 minutes of the firewall dealing with our wiw. >> cal fire and the sonoma county sheriffs office will not say if the fire was a prescribed burn or started by an accident

that led to the fatality. they also will not say if the victim was a rancher or someone working on the land. neighbors telus work is being down the hillside. >> i know they are doing a gravel company there just because that was our landlords old land. >> at the time of the fire, conditions were windy but multiple agencies battled on the ground and air drops were made using fire retardant and water. >> it's crazy. sad for the family members who lost someone, especially if it is one of the crewmembers or someone working there. >> calfire tightlipped about what happened here. the cause of the fire is under investigation and the identity of the victim here has not been released. in sonoma county, j.r. stone, abc 7 news. reggie: the redwood fire has been 75% contained. it is -- it started in marin county. a burned 113 acres and impacted

traffic. you can see all of the smoke and fire equipment in this video. chp shut down one northbound lane near the san antonio road for a couple hours. a train service was also stopped but resumed again last night. kumasi: fans of california's great america a long divide to the beloved themepark. according to its parent company is closing at the end of the current lease but that could be 11 years away. ryan curry is joining us in santa clara with the announcement that has people said. ryan: it will be a tough 11 years for a lot of people. but that is 11 years away so hopefully in the meantime people get to enjoy as much as they can of great america before anything were to happen before it announces its closure. the way it is happening, its parent company announcing at the end of its leasing term at 11 years, it will stop park operations. according to cedar fair, they sold the land to this park to a bay area real estate developer,

and after that, they entered a lease agreement. other than the lease agreement, expand for 11 years. once that is done, that is going to stop operations to the park. this sold for $310 million in the company is using the money to make changes to park operations and pay back some of its debt. in that 11-year window, cedar fares says attendees should not ask for immediate changes. it has been around for such a long time and a lot of people will be very sad to see it go. p we get it is a tradition to get season -- get a season pass for your birthday so you can spend your summer at great america. it will be sad. >> it is so sad because when i'm adult, i would still want to go and here and have fun. -- go here and have fun and relive memories. ryan: i know i have plenty of memories and so does my family as well as a kid and as an adult. my dad used to work here as well

and used to take me to this park along with my brother. i know a lot of other bay area families have memories just like ours. i know it is 11 years away but it is still something a lot of people are going to cherish once the day does come. the bay area developer has not mentioned what they plan to do with the land long term. the plaintiff still very much unclear. in the meantime, i'm sure a lot of people in this window, i know it is a long window, we want to do the best they can to enjoy the park while it is here. kumasi: thank you. choosing now more nourished, that is the focused in the new system the north bay. anybody can benefit. reggie: a deadly crash in the east bay. a councilwoman calling for a state of emergency and a slam on the brakes. drew: morning clouds give way to sunshine later on today. we have the wide range of temperatures for this june 7'nds g b, 60's along thest li, s and tpo -- in the hottest was inland.

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drew: we are taking a live look from the exploratorium camera. we have the pollen and uv index. good news with tree pollen. this week, it is lower. low levels now but rest pollen

is at moderate levels. be aware of that, al or he suffers. your uv index is extreme. we get all of the direct rays from the sunshine so wear the sunshine. temperature wise, slow to warm around the bay sure this money because of our marine layer. by 10:00 a.m., barely mid and upper 60's away from the coast area we have more sunshine, well into the 70's. as the marine layer pulled back to the coast, we have typical summer spread of temperatures on this tuesday afternoon. for your forecast, our back into the 90's and hotspots inland today, 70's and 80's across the bay line, 60's on the coast with fog but today is the hud they inland. 90 degree temperatures for the past eight days. tomorrow and thursday, cooler weather will move in by thursday. inland, barely low 80's and i will feel refreshing. 70's around the bayshore, upper 50's along the coast with fog each and every afternoon. we will take a look at the weekend and how that is shaping up in 10 minutes.

good morning. jobina: good morning. we are following a deadly hit-and-run crash in san jose right now. according to san jose police, the investigation is underway in the 200 block of south jackson avenue. this is the 32nd deadly traffic incident the city of san jose has had this here. bringing in a live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:39 and traffic is already backed up to the maze so it will be a busy ride if you are making your way into san francisco from the east bay. a different story bringing you the live picture from the richmond san rafael bridge. this usually packs an 8:00 a.m. and we see the super commuters slowdown more. it will be around 55 minutes and also the highway for commute in the westbound direction slowing as well heading up to concord will be 25 minutes. kumasi: pushing back against russia's invasion of ukraine. east bay city getting ready to got ties with its two russian sister cities. reggie: this holiday weekend will be busy for travelers. the best and worst times to fly

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kumasi: welcome back. it is 616 time. the men arrested is expected to be in court today but will reportedly not face a homicide charge. according to the chronicle, the 26-year-old is facing two counts of felony gun crimes. is accused of shooting and killing nesta bowen inside of a train last week. a 70-year-old man was also injured but is expected to be ok. green's attorney called the case a clear example of self-defense, prosecutors have not commented. reggie: more money is on the way to support public health and covid-19 recovery efforts in oakland. americo park, the- thow income students including those in oakland unified with a goal of leveling the playfield for all kids. they plant told a news conference at laurel elementary today. new development in the california state university system sexual-harassment scandal. san jose state and sonoma state

are among campuses audited over the response to cases there. the review could expand depending on what is uncovered during the investigation by the state. sonoma's state chancellor is stepping down at the end of july because of one of the scandals in san jose state recently paying a settlement of 15 athletes. fresno state is also part of the audit, it's chancellor resigned february. there kumasi: is a call for a crackdown on the roads. a man was killed in a crash after a side show with oakland sunday. oakland police say officers that also chased this driver, luz pena has more. >> in back-to-back weeks, oakland's morning the life of another person killed by a high-speed driver. >> it really echoes the fact we need more traffic enforcement to slow people down. >> this time, the family of a 28-year-old resident leaving flowers and candles just feet from where he lost his life.

his brother said he was walking 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 administrative leave pending investigation. >> prior to the collision, two officers attempted to stop the vehicle traveling nearly 100 miles an hour. the vehicle -- the officers could not keep up with the vehicle and the officers disengaged the vehicle. the vehicle continued down international boulevard where the nissan struck another vehicle in the roadway, causing it to spin out of control. the nissan struck several parked vehicles and motorcycles within the 5400 block of international boulevard which then struck a pedestrian on the sidewalk. >> according to the oakland police chief, three pedestrians were injured. officers arrested a male who police say was previously involved in a sideshow. chief armstrong bringing up another incident where an

innocent cyclist was killed 11 days ago by a high-speed vehicle. >> a resident of our city lost his life in front of our children. -- his children. >> carol five says additional funding went into traffic measures last year but the department of transportation is understaffed. >> our speedbump team, the individuals who install speed bumps, has been deactivated. they are not operational now. >> that councilmember is demanding and increased urgency for street safety. >> in the same way there was a state of emergency call to bring in the highway patrol, we need a state of emergency to address the challenging conditions with our roadways. >> in oakland, luz peña, abc7news. reggie: sm pride may aid -- made a triumphant return over the pandemic. that was the first time since 2019 there was a parade going down market street. and boy was this a beauty. the weather was amazing, people were all in great moods, and it felt like a celebration.

we all have grown accustomed to it. there were over 200 contingents and plenty of glitter to go around. lots of great music down the street. organizers were pleased at how things turned out. >> i was at the front of the parade and had been there for the last three we conducted. spectators were super excited. you could see everybody was joyous to be out there again. it was -- i will never forget it's the rest of my life. it was that great. reggie: she did a great job, the interim executive or pride. also a celebration at civic center plaza. of course the abc morning steam turned out for the celebration. we hosted our live coverage we were there, jobina, a great team. thank you for everyone along the parade route and in the parade who gave us the friendly hellos. it really is that umbrella we need. >> i love that picture. reggie: and the crop top,

kumasi. kumasi: i was like let me get my pink pants. [laughter] reggie: she got the scissors out. [laughter] if you missed the parade, you can see our coverage from the sf pride parade and other pride content on our abc 7 bay area news app. you can download it on roku, amazon fire tv, and wherever you stream. [laughter] drew: let's do it again. kumasi: it was so fun. i did not with the day to end. [laughter] reggie: me either. that is why i let it go too long. if you so me late at night, no you didn't. drew: just a holiday. the monday after pride. drew: sunday as pride, monday is gay-rights day and it is our right to sleep in. drew: time to rest and recharge after the weekend. kumasi: because the way we -- jobina: the way we burn, when kumasi and i walked in here yesterday, everything hurt. kumasi: i was very happy. drew: you had to get steps in, running back and forth and up and down market street. jobina: i [laughter]

[laughter] have a lot to be proud. -- i have a lot to be proud. [laughter] kumasi: the flag was cute. drew: our coanchor was like i really want to go under the flag and that we cut to 30 seconds later there is jobina underneath the rainbow flag. [laughter] it was amazing. >> the guest hosts were amazing. kumasi: can we shout out? i just wanted to shut out wanting a more -- juanita moore. reggie: and also it's a fundraiser to help lgbtq kids. kumasi: there was music, there were performances, sunshine, outfits. drew: i was the energy? kumasi: top-notch. reggie: kumasi: and the music. kumasi:kumasi: i was screaming. -- reggie: in the music. kumasi: reggie: reggie: i was screaming. reggie:reggie: and people were really nice -- kumasi: i was screaming. reggie: and people really nice.

drew:drew: i was crashed. -- i crashed. i was asleep for five hours a day. outside this morning, here is san jose. a lot of sunshine out there but we do have fog along the coast and around the bay. it is still hot inland later today but a cooler weather pattern will arrive here midweek wednesday and into thursday. right now, we have the fog in the 50's, more sunshine from concord, antioch, in the 60's this morning. the marine layer pulls back the coast as the morning goes on, a lot of afternoon sunshine away from the coast. typical june afternoon. let's start with highs in the south bay, 80's a 90's, 86 san jose but 92 for morgan hill. along the peninsula, 81 palo alto. 76 later on today, 60 nine downtown, 62 for the sunset, and a little fog this afternoon. 80's and low 90's in the north bay, 87 ottowa, the spay goes to

the 70's and low 80's, afternoon sunshine, 79 is the high for union city, inland, most of us into the 90's for an eighth day. 95 pittsburgh, 92 concord, cooler weather will arrive tomorrow. overnight tonight we see the fog push further inland, so most of us waking up to june gloom again tomorrow morning but that will help coolest off later on tomorrow afternoon and in the hottest spots. here is the forecast, the next seven days for you, last hot day inland and watch as temperatures drop wednesday and thursday. thursday only low 80's. upcoming weekend, morning fog, afternoon sunshine come below-average. temperatures mild for this time of year. kumasi: thank you. we check in with ginger who is live with what is coming up on gma. reggie: good morning. >> my goodness, feels like it has been forever. great to be with everybody this morning. coming up on gma, we have to start with the latest on the tragedy in texas. at least 46 people found out in

a tractor-trailer. it is a suspected human smuggling operation. we have to get into that investigation. more fallout from the supreme court's decision overturning roe v. wade. the battle now shifting to the states. and our new series, finding the positive in the negative. we could use that was some of those headlines. how to turn regret into a force for good. in your first look at the new teaser trailer for the long-awaited hocus-pocus two, the only reason to fast-forward through summer is to get to hocus-pocus two. what are your regrets in this very moment? kumasi: we are going into therapy session. get comfortable. [laughter] reggie: i regret nothing, ginger. i regret not spending pride with you. did you do anything pride-y over the weekend in new york? >> i was with my family and it was so funny because my friends we all wanted to do a big pool party but they were so busy with their pride that they had promised a pride pool day and

then kind of had other things to do which we understood. reggie: that is why it is later this summer. there has to be a pride pool party just at that pool and also i will wait for my invite. >> that's right. while you work on your rights too. that is the regret. reggie: what do you regret? >> i regret not being in musical theater in high school. easy. but see i can spin and make a positive out of it. take voice hudson's -- take voice lessons now because what 41 does not -- 41 does not start in broadway? reggie: i have no doubt that that will occur because ginger makes everything happen. pull party -- pool party and tickets for genders musical. >> see you there. [laughter] reggie:

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kumasi: let's take a live look at sfo. this weekend, nearly 40 million americans are predicted to hit the roads and take to the skies. this fourth of july is expected the second busiest travel since the year 2000. we want to make sure you are prepared. is friday, you need to know, july 1, it is expected to be the busiest day to fly and monday, july 4, is going to be the least busy for air travel. if you are driving, the most congested days are thursday and friday. leaving before 7:00 in the morning or after thursday is the

best. planning to travel on thursday, you need to leave before 10:00 in the morning or wait until after 9:00 p.m. july 3 and fourth are anticipated to be less congested. we will

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dozens of people dead in a suspected human smuggling operation. a gruesome discovery in texas. reggie: gold striker, grizzly, dropped own -- rob sohn, flight deck, no more. the park set to close but not for a decade. the reason behind the shutdown. welcome to tuesday, june 28. kumasi: let's start with a check of the forecast withdrew. drew: starting in areas of fog. dents in the north bay. showing you santa rosa, and onto .25 mile visibility this hour. that fog is also along the coastline. into patchy fog -- and patchy fog around the bay area this morning. we are generally low to mid 50's and where we have more sunshine already into the 60's already. outside, here are -- here is sutro tower camera showing you the fog and sunshine. the day looks like this. the marine lab back to the coast, typical afternoon in terms of our sky. sunshine away from the coast and today is our last hot day

inland, going back to the 90's. bay shoreline 70's and 80's. we talk about cooler weather tomorrow in a few minutes. reggie: it will be the end of an arrow for generations of families across northern california. great america's parent company has announced the theme parted -- theme park is going to shut down but you still have time to enjoy the fun. ryan curry is live in santa clara with why this is going to be a long goodbye. hi, ryan. ryan: good morning. a long goodbye indeed. there will be allowed -- about 11 years for people to enjoy this theme park for hopefully the foreseeable future given the 11 year window now in place that is going to be leaving in 11 years. hard to believe it. the way it is working, the parent company who owns the park has sold the land to the park and now they have a lease in place. once the lease is up, that is when they will stop operations at great america. cedar fair, the parent company of the park announced it sold

the land for $310 million. the developer coal lodges is leasing it back to them. per lodges had not announced with a plan to do with the land long term. santa clara mary -- mayor gilmore wants to keep the park around as long as possible. the park has been around since 1976. it has a rich history in the bay area and because of the rich history, a lot of people will be sad to see it go. >> a lot of people, this were their first jobs. i grew up your so i know i used to come here all of the time. the economic impact it will have on the community i think is going to be huge. ryan: in this 11-your window, cedar fair says park attendees should not expect immediate changes. all of the season festivities are still planned to happen as scheduled but still a long window for people to enjoy the park. 11 years will be hopefully a

good amounts of time for people to get their last memories in place. speaking of first jobs, i know my dad said he had his first job here when he was in high school and college, being one of the presort -- one of the performers at the park. there is history amongst family and the bay area and my family is not alone. there are a lot of people left to enjoy memories at the park. i know 11 years is a long time to still have fun and create the new memories but it has been around for a while and will be sad to see it go. kumasi: thank you so much. this morning, an investigation is happening in missouri after a deadly amtrak train crash. at least three people were killed and we know hundreds of people on this train were on their way to l.a.. jobina: this crash happened outside of kansas city, the train hitting a dump truck. cars flew off of the tracks, landing on their sides. two of the three people killed were on the train. the other was in the truck. up to 50 people were injured. >> seats were coming apart, bags

were going everywhere, then after it stopped, you could smell the fumes and people started panicking, thinking it would catch fire so we tried to get out as quick as possible. jobina: the train had 243 passengers and 12 crew members on board at the time of the crash. a troop of boy scouts on the lane sprung into action to bring first aid to people, even the driver who unfortunately died. the national transportation safety board said it is sending a team to investigate the incident. reggie: thank you. a terrible story out of texas. 48 immigrants died after they were found inside of a tractor-trailer in san antonio. in a suspected human smuggling case. the nearby business owner made the gruesome discovery after hearing a faint cry for help. 14 people survived including several children. authorities say they are being treated for heat exhaustion or heatstroke.

firefighters say there was no water or working air conditioner, though this was a refridgerated truck. three people are in custody. kumasi: the santa clarita board of supervisors will be voting on a mission to provide narcan and other resources in schools. supervisors sidney chavez would propose a plan making funding available for schools to provide -- making funding available for schools to buy narcan. >> while we can make this resource available, every school district, every school board, and every school will have to make this decision for themselves. we will have to make the resource available to them. kumasi: according to the county, overdose deaths have gone up steadily in recent years from 29 in 2019 to 135 last year. officials say they are not aware of any overdose deaths on school campus in the county. toyota's first fully electric vehicle is off to a rough start. thousands of recalls over faulty wheels. this includes 2700 toyota bc

forex crossovers and 26 hundred subaru soltero crossovers. subaru and toyota developed this vehicle jointly. toyota says the bolts on the wheel can come loose and detached, causing the will to come off of the vehicle. of course if this were to happen while you are driving, there is a high risk the driver could lose control and crash. reggie: have you ever seen a huge reservoir off highway 152? it might be getting vinegar -- getting bigger. a proposal would raise the dam at least 10 feet. the project would also strengthen the dam for earthquake protection. the reservoir supplies farmlands in the central valley with water and brings drinking water to silicon valley. kumasi: in marin county, and you campaign is hoping -- number or nourish is led by the partnership and offers online self-awareness tools including breathing techniques, exercise, connecting with friends and family. during the pandemic, national

data showed a surge in alcohol consumption. people trying to cope. in california, marin county right one of the healthiest regions except in one category. >> where we rank most poorly is across-the-board in areas of substance abuse. we are talking about duis, binge drinking, overdose deaths. kumasi: campaign no more nourish can help parents model good and healthy pa veers for their children --healthy behaviors for their children. the worn ukraine continues. the latest move is largely symbolic for -- no lines -- the berkeley city council's approved other acts of solidarity with ukraine. the council is vote on the matter tonight. reggie: how to zoom your room, we meet the people behind room writers helping to make your zoom calls look better. kumasi: let's look live right now.

the new york stock exchange come up about 390 points. another update on the markets, next. reggie:reggie: if you are a big disney fan, how does a mansion on disney world property sound? the price tag and rooms dedicated to one popular franchise. kumasi: you can watch us for a whole extra hour. today we have actor and comedian adam ferrera and we are talking about the millions of dollars in funding for california's lgbtq health initiative. abc 7 at seven is live 7:00 to hate :00 a.m. on drew: drew: the bay streaming app. larry:larry: looking at the golden gate bridge, you can -- to 8:00 a.m. on the new bay streaming app. drew: looking at the golden gate bridge, you can see here. no matter where you work or play, good air quality in the next 48 hours. hour-by-hour, fog around the bay shoreline, slow to warm this morning. by 10:00 a.m., mid-60's for the

most part. we had a fair amount of sunshine. this afternoon, we see a typical summer spread of temperatures, another hot afternoon inland. i warm the cities going into the 90's. a cocos, hot headlands, 60's along the shore with afternoon sunshine. we see 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. 90's inland, 96 fairfield, 9580, 75 oakland, pretty comfortable in the east bay, 86 san jose, 69 in the city with foggy sunshine, 88 santa rosa, sat -- rosa, half moon bay. today is the hottest spot in the 90's. today is the last hyundai inland. in the 90's the past eight days. cooler weather will move in with wednesday and especially into thursday. by thursday afternoon, 80's inland, comfortable around the bayshore, 70's, cooler along the coast in the upper 50's.

here we can forecast is in about seven minutes. jobina: getting an exclusive look from sky 7 on the scene of a deadly hit-and-run in san jose. this is a city of san jose's 32nd deadly traffic incident. this morning makes 34 the victim. you can see a shopping cart and clothing just thrown across the roadway. this is in the 200 block of south jackson avenue. traffic is being diverted onto san antonio while the investigation is underway. no estimated time on when the 200 block of south jackson avenue will reopen. this is a live look on the scene from sky 7. moving to a live picture of the bay bridge toll plaza, a camera darkened a little bit but metering lights came on at 5:39 and traffic is really packed this morning. ever since the metering lights flicked on. tracy to dublin, that's commute has slowed. 58 minutes, any act conger, 29 minutes, san

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reggie: amazon intends to host a second round of its annual hyundai event. this would happen in the fourth quarter of the year otherwise known as the end of the year. it will be the first time they hosted ultimo prime days in the same ear. it is meant to drive up sales and bring in new membership. amazon's typical prime day is set for july 12 and the 13th.

the starbucks calabro samsung will probably have you craving eight cute little desk accessory. sorry you can't have it because you are not -- they are not selling it here, they are selling it overseas. looks like a coffee cup with latte on top of it. it holds alex the earbuds i guess. whatever that is. [laughter] i don't know. sorry, i am -- i only know the apple devices. these are the airpods for the sand song -- for the samsung gallery. you can fit it so it is bigger than the regular case and not sold here come only in south korea. cute but cannot have it. here are the stocks right now. up about 350 points as trading gets underway on this tuesday. kumasi: now to important tips if you are working remotely. alex presha spoke with those on a mission to beautify your zoom calls. >> hi, it is jimmy. >> and has become an online

phenomenon in the mist of a pandemic. >> new viral twitter account called room writer. >> two years later, americans don't know how to set up there zoom backgrounds. >> i think we try hard to make it easy for anybody to do. >> while i have you here and recognize this will be harsh , you see what i'm starting with. [laughter] > it is very hostage-y in the background. i would say if we did not like you are know you, it would probably be a two or three. >> jesse barre and claude taylor have been doling out tips since the start of the pandemic. >> we were watching cable news and started making commentary to ourselves, so i just said let's make a twitter account and college room writer. >> they rated celebrities, senators, as of stay. some of the ratings are great. john carl got a 10 out of 10. >> getting a 10 out of 10 on room writer -- rater, it is not

like winning a pulitzer but it is up there somewhere, isn't it? >> it became a welcome laugh in the pandemic. that is why the couple wrote a book, how to zoom your room. >> i know you are in d.c. and i would love your expertise if you are willing to stop by and help us. >> i'm free this afternoon. i can probably be there in under an hour. >> that would be amazing. >> the pandemic launched a new era of zoom, opening a window to our personal lives. things to room raters tips, i was able to transform my empty office. sometimes it takes an open mind and maybe a nice plant for anyone to earn a 10 out of 10. alex presha, abc news, washington. kumasi: that's nice. reggie: she had the camera down here. drew: that man was fuzzy. reggie: he was fuzzy.

she had a window behind her that was backlighting her. drew: and you want the metaverse? that's what i'm saying. reggie: i guess if you can do, you judge. kumasi: friend. ♪ [laughter] drew: it's like a year and a half late, that story. we get it. we are trying our best. we did not know we would be stuck at home. i'm sorry. i don't want to be reminded. the tan cam, we have our fog this morning, you can see it is stretching over parts of the north bay along the coast. we have hit the golden gate, stretching east bay, so the typical june gloom first thing it will pull back to the coast is the morning goes on. temperatures in the 50's and 60's this morning. a light layer is certainly

needed. hour-by-hour, watch as the marine layer pulls back to the coast. a lot of sunshine expected today. away from the coast. highs in our microclimate, starting in the south bay. we will be in the 70's, or i should sadie's for the most part. 80's san jose, 92 is the high in morgan hill. 76 for san mateo, a little warmer in mt. view coming in at 82 with a bit of a breeze later on today. we had 69 in the city, cooler, afternoon sunshine in daly city with a hive 60 and it does turn breezy again this at noon. mainly 80's and 90's, 92 calistoga, 85 in san rafael. the east bay, lots of sunshine, 70's to low 80's, 73, 75 oakland, the same in hercules. inland, a hot afternoon again, lots of sunshine, mainly in the 90's. 91 walnut creek, 96 is the high fairfield. overnight, our marine layer will push further inland, to help cool a soft tomorrow afternoon. overnight tonight, mainly 40's

and 50's. the accurate weather seven-day forecast will show you our final holiday lynn today, cooler weather moves on a wednesday, especially thursday. thursday we are low 80's in the warmer spots. over the weekend, morning fog, afternoon sunshine, temperatures mild for the fourth and monday. kumasi: thank you. san francisco is getting a new popeyes location inside of the west will center. the popular fried chicken chain will take aaa's spot in the bottom of the food court. this will be the fourth popeyes in the city. the chain has been around since 1972 but got popular when they launched the fried chicken sandwich 2019. this is said to be open by the end of the year. reggie: a mansion is up for sale that is a dream country for disney fans. the 11,000 square-foot home is in the guard gated carol hood neighborhood of golden oak and the walt disney world resort florida -- in florida. it has a guesthouse, swimming pool, gazebo, and rooms dedicated to star wars including

this millennium falcon themes home theater. it also has its own 24 hour fitness center, family era, -- area, and three dining venues. and you can see the fireworks from epcot from your house. a $15 million for the price. disney as a parent company of abc 7. kumasi: did they say how many rooms? i'm trying to think. drew: i don't remember the exact number of rooms. reggie: $15 million should be the actual haunted mansion arm out. i want the stretching room. you know that room, right? you go in and the walls move up and the portraits get bigger. kumasi: that's what you want? reggie: yeah. that would be a great way to welcome a guest. kumasi: i'm not coming. [laughter] next, the seven things you need to know. reggie:

kumasi: if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know. the committee investigating the january 6 attack has called a surprise meeting. there is evidence and we will be hearing from one witness. abc news has special covered around 10:00 right here on abc 7 and wherever you stream. abortion.he bat judges hemphill rarely blocked abortion bans in -- judges temporarily blocked abortion bands in two states.

cbs, walmart, and write eight are capping the number of pills people can buy of plan b. kumasi: the company that owns a themepark sold the land and will lease it until they operations wind down. reggie: a 63 acre grass fire has been contained in petaluma. one man died in the fire. the cause is under investigation but neighbors say work was being done on the hillside when the fire started and it was windy. drew: it is our last hot afternoon inland. we are waking up to gray skies, 50's if not 60's this morning, so we will take you to sutro tower this morning and you can see the fog and sunshine out there. here is how the day is shaping up. we will have the marine layer first thing pulling back to the coast as the morning goes on. later on this afternoon, inland back into the 90's today so the hot day away from the coast. they line 70's and 80's. cooler weather arriving inland. jobina: number six, an exclusive

look above a deadly hit-and-run in san jose. this is the 200 block of south jackson avenue. according to san jose police, this is th's 3 traffic incident this year and the 34th victim this morning. look at this kumasi:, this is our number seven, a video you have to see to believe. this man was cycling up fifth avenue with a suitcase on his head. he was swerving around a traffic barrier. some one high-fived him and he was telling people i got it. drew: he sure does. reggie: is he using his mouth as a horn? [laughter] drew: singing maybe? reggie: a kind of sounded like me it was a hong kong. maybe honk honk. drew: the cord to do that. kumasi: a regular day in -- core to do that. kumasi: a regular day in boston.

reggie: in two years we will be doing that and it will be the good morning iraq for our viewers in the west on this tuesday morning, a federal investigation under way in a suspected human smuggling incident in texas. >> breaking overnight. at least 46 people found dead inside a tractor-trailer, 16 others taken to hospitals including four children. with three people taken into custody. where the people tried to jump out of the 18-wheeler. >> deadly amtrak train derailment. at least three people killed and dozens injured in missouri, after a collision with a truck. cars flipping on to their sides. passengers climbing on top of the train, helping each other to safety. and the boy scouts on board jumping into action. also this morning, in the fi