during the january 6 attack on the capital. reggie: honoring those killed at a party event in norway. they're growing memorial in san francisco. kumasi: a live look outside, you can see as we look out, it is going to be a cooler day today in the last few days. drew is tracking all of that. reggie: let us start with the accuweather forecast. drew: you saw the gray sky, kumasi should do the rooftop camera picture. a little bit of fog, not too dense. visibility as a marine layer is close to the surface, also bringing cooler weather, especially inland by about five to seven degrees cooler. 50's on the board from concord to san ramon to livermore, 50's on the bay shoreline and cooler in parts of the north bay. parts of sonoma county waking up to temperatures in the 40's. a live look outside, certainly a june gloom kind of morning.

exploratorium camera showing you a lot of fog, we have afternoon sunshine again. it is cooler compared to yesterday. a closer look at temperatures coming up in about eight minutes. kumasi: the fallout from explosive testimony during a last-minute public hearing of the january 6 committee. a top aide to the former chief of staff mark meadows testifying that white house officials knew there was a risk of violence on january 6. and they knew attendees at the rally had weapons. they recanted a tense moment between trump and a secret service agent. jobina: the testimony by 26-year-old cassidy hutchinson was explosive, to say the least. she recounted several moments from the day including when president trump ordered metal detectors be removed from the entrance to his stop the steal rally. hutchinson said trump was angry the area was not full and wanted more people to come in, even though some are armed. he reportedly said quote they are not here to hurt me.

another aide told hutchinson as trump was leaving the rally, he demanded to go to the capital -- capitol. when the secret service refused, trump reportedly longed for the steering wheel and assaulted the agent. -- lunged. >> mr engel grabbed his arm and said sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel. we are going back to the west, we are not going to the capitol. mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge toward him. jobina: the secret services they would like to respond to the claim under oath. a source tells abc new to expect agents to refute the allegation. former president trump responded with a flurry of posts on his social media app, claiming he hardly knew hutchinson and called her a phony. reggie: california's top prosecutors's hate crimes are rising across the state to levels we have not seen in decades.

it comes as one bay area community is reeling from a recent incident at a school. someone stole a pride flight from sunset ridge elementary in pacifica. a few days later, it reappeared tattered and burned. police say it is investigating this is a hate crime. people who live there are showing public solidarity for the lgbtq community. >> we are going to continue to bond in unity to let those know that try to do this that we do not accept that here. reggie: with hate crimes on the rise, including a tax on all minority groups, local leaders have solidarity events like this one in pacifica are more important. kumasi: in san francisco, there is a growing memorial for the victims of a shooting during norway's pride celebration. two people were killed at a gay bar in oslo over the weekend. several others were hurt. this led to the city canceling the parade. the shooting is being investigated as terrorism. numbers of the norwegian

consulate in san francisco laid flowers taunted the victims. >> it is important that we band together to make sure everyone can be who they want to be. love who they want to love. and stand together against extremism and violence. kumasi: a suspect has been arrested in connection with the shooting. if you want to be an ally against hate, we have a list of resources to help you at abc7news.com. reggie: the biden administration says it is exploring all options to protect women's reproductive rights after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. health and human services secretary introduced the action plan on abortion, it includes ensuring pregnant people have access to emergency medical care and protecting patient privacy. he offered few specifics, telling abc news the administration wants to make sure it is on firm, legal ground. >> it did upend 50 years of

precedent, so you want to make sure what you do is within the confines of the law. we are not interested in going rogue. reggie: the administration says it is working closely with the justice department to prevent states from placing a ban on abortion medication. the city of san francisco has taken a step toward investing $400,000 to help people have access to abortion in california. a board of supervisors committee approved a tentative budget agreement yesterday including 200 $50,000 for community-based organizations to help people access abortion including travel, transportation, lost wages and food. kumasi: the number of firefighters battling a 510 acre wildfire is expected to double this morning. cal fire says they expect to have 700 firefighters. it started yesterday in the tiny community of bridgeport. officials are concerned the

flames have been burning toward the yuba river drainage and if it gets to the drainage, it could cross into communities in yuba county. >> it took off very fast, it is rapidly moving. it is in a very remote area with difficult access. kumasi: evacuations were issued for more than 350 homes in parts of nevada county. at least one structure was lost. 500 buildings are threatened along the south yuba state park. fourth of july is days away. for so many people, that means fireworks. supply chain issues may mean fewer professional fireworks shows. in the bay area, there are strict rules to navigate. ryan curry is joining us live with more on that and what it means for celebrations. ryan: good morning. this means there is a stronger push for people to attend professionally sanctioned fireworks shows by a city or municipality or county. this is due to the fact there might not be that many professional fireworks displays to begin with, given the fact

the supply chain issue is hurting the industry. according to the american pyrotechnic association, supply chain backlogs are making it difficult to get products to the u.s. around 75% of professional fireworks are made in china and imported here. the backyard not legal fireworks shows are doing just fine. but those can often be dangerous, as i mentioned and in many places, illegal. according to san jose, there were 90 related fireworks related fires over the last two fourth of july's. the issue seems to be very pandemic related. >> i think the biggest challenges are for the professional display companies that put on independence day celebrations free municipalities and cities. -- 40 municipalities -- for municipalities and cities. ryan: the fireworks are

hard-to-find. they are often paired with trained professionals and sanctioned by local fire departments. that means if those are not really there is much this year, many people may go back to the backyard firework displays we saw during the pandemic. the message to that saying those are illegal and often dangerous and could lead to fires. we have seen a good amount of wildfires in the bay area new last two weeks, so try to find a professionally sanctioned one and avoid any backyard display. kumasi: without additional funding, the tenderloin center is closing this year. supervisors plentifully cap in san francisco. reggie: a warning ahead of what is expected to be a busy holiday travel weekend. the string of car break-ins near one bay area airport. drew: we are tracking a cooler afternoon across the entire region, 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. warmest bus today not in the 80's -- 90's, rather, only

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drew: we are looking at sfo, a lot of fog over the airport. we see the typical morning great giving way to afternoon sunshine.

the air quality is good today and tomorrow, even right to the upcoming weekend. no issues when it comes to air quality. fresh air across the board. let us go hour-by-hour and talk about the temperatures. it is slow to warm today compared to yesterday, you will need the extra layer of the longer today. only in the 50's and 60's, including inland locations. later today, a cooler afternoon. we are getting rid of the 90 degree heat we had inland for eight straight days, we go to the 80's and the warmest spots. the cooling continues thursday into friday, look at friday. temperatures below average to finish out the week. we preview the holiday weekend forecast coming up in eight minutes. let us see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: so i do want to move away from the drive times, we are still following an alert in san leandro we need to get to. all lanes are no longer blocked. this is going to be northbound 238 to 880, so headset.

a life picture from the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:48. very clear in san rafael as we look at 101, not too bad for super commuters. treacy to dublin, the right is about 50 minutes. any act to conquer it is minutes. a heads up if you travel -- antioch to concord is 25 minutes. part of the road will be closed for three hours because of a crash involving a bus. no word on any injuries. kumasi: relief for writers -- riders dealing with suspensions. reggie: art reopens more bathrooms after a two decade closure. where you can use the facilities in the next ones planned. kumasi: a live look outside, be kumasi: a live look outside, be righere's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva.

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california reported more than 10 million covid cases since the pandemic started. the bay area is at one point 5 million cases, those numbers do not include at-home test results that are not been reported. more options are coming starting july 9, they are bringing back some routes suspended during the pandemic. that includes the 21 hayes, 23 monterey and more. trip patterns have changed since the pandemic started. people are traveling more neighborhood to neighborhood instead of up each time downtown centric pattern. kumasi: there are more options for bart riders who need to use the bathroom. yesterday, they reopened bathrooms at the monterey street and montgomery street stations. they will have attendance present during all hours the stations are open. bart closed most restrooms after the 2001 terror attacks.

the next open are going to be downtown berkeley and another. reggie: cruising is legal in san jose. voted to repeal a 30 year band that kept cars from cruising down certain streets. other cities have recently done the same. they say the bands are discriminatory, particularly against the latino community, because cruising celebrates mexican-american culture. kumasi: 15 years ago today, steve jobs change tech as we know it. today is they were the first iphone went on sale. it is described as revolutionary and magical. the announcement of the iphone into thousand seven came after nearly a year of speculation. it combined three pieces of technology. a touchscreen, mobile phone and internet communications. it brought separate devices like gps, digital cameras together as one and the world has never been the same. reggie: that seems like an exaggeration, but it is not.

it changed the game. drew: do think it's going to be like those now cds were like iphone 84? do you think they will ever stop? kumasi: not like the cds. [laughter] drew: now 96. kumasi: they have the kids versions. drew: light kids bought. when they turn a megan thee stallion song into a kids bought. [laughter] kumasi: you are stretching. drew: you're changing the whole meaning of the song. [laughter] they have no idea what they are singing. here is a live look at san jose, many clear skies and the south bay this morning. we find a lot of fog along the coast in the east bay this morning, the marine layer is pretty big in terms of what we are seeing this morning. 40's and the coolest spot, so certainly a cooler morning compared to this time yesterday. let's talk about the marine

layer. slover to break down today compared to yesterday. but 10:00 a.m., fog around the shoreline especially the coast. we get afternoon sunshine with an onshore flow, a little breezy this afternoon. that helps to bring about the areawide cooldown we've been talking about all morning long. very comfortable in the south bay, a lot of sunshine. 70's to low 80's this afternoon. along the peninsula, we have some fog. afternoon sunshine, 70 for san mateo. downtown today, feels good. the breeze will pick up. in the north bay for the most part, we are in the 70's and 80's. once the fog breaks down, we see sunshine. the east bay is below average. 74 in union city, 70 and hercules. inland, you feel the cold on the most. after eight days in the 90's, we go to the 80's if not 70's. 83 in concord. overnight tonight, the fog comes

right back across the day. even stretching in the end and 50's as we head into thursday. cooler weather arrives today, the cooldown continues to the end of the week. keeping below average temperatures to the upcoming weekend. we have fog to contend with with the fireworks, we track warmer weather coming our way tuesday. reggie: fog on the fourth? groundbreaking. now to ginger with a look at what is coming up on gma. ginger: hey, great to be with everybody. coming up on gma, we begin this wednesday with the fallout from the bombshell testimony in front of the january 6 midi. former top -- committee. the former aides about president trump's action. the family of one of the americans captured in ukraine speaking out. what they know about his condition. our series helping you find the positive in the negative.

how to turn fear into a strength. plus, jimmie allen and a four-time nba champion join us live. yesterday, i wanted no regrets. today, let us talk fear. reggie: oh. i have -- hm, fear of heights i have kind of overcome. i used to do in gore -- indoor rock climbing. we will not see me jumping out of a plane, that will never happen. [laughter] kumasi: i am with you. i'm good. reggie: how would you describe the ride? kumasi: terrifying. i went on a ride in colorado, i thought it would be cool. you are above and they tell you down, then you swing. after that, heights are no for me. definitely not skydiving. ginger: you at least know yourselves well.

today we will turn it into a strength, i guess. reggie: you are not scared of anything, i do not feel like. ginger: it used to be driving a truck in manhattan. i did the everyday, so i overcame it. the only other one that is slightly irrational is dear -- deer, they are not right. they are soulless in the eyes. but is still up there. [laughter] who've to animals. reggie: do not get bambi anywhere near ginger. [laughter] see

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kumasi: san francisco supervisor once the city to develop an overdose prevention plan. the calls follow the mayor's decision to close the tenderloin center. the chronicle is reporting they want to keep programs running or find a suitable replacement. city officials decided not to add additional funding for the center in the new budget, so it will shut down in december. the site was meant to link people with drug treatment programs, the city has been criticized for allowing drug use on site area -- site. reggie: recently, thieves and oakland have been targeting people heading to and from the airport. a woman since she recently stopped at the starbucks on 90 8th avenue in oakland if your sister and niece before dropping them off at oakland international. she says a man who looked like he was going to try to wash their windows ran up to the car.

she says he peered in the windows before signaling another vehicle nearby, seconds later an suv pulled into the parking lot. >> for people, always covered face, they broke the window and took the luggage. reggie: wow. according to crime stats linked to the city of oakland's website, there have been 223 reported thefts right at starbucks this year. 29 have been reported in the last four weeks. kumasi: social media companies like tiktok could soon be sued over accusations they addict children to content. the wall street journal is reporting california state senate passed the first of its kind legislation last night that would allow the state attorney general, local district attorneys and city attorneys of california's four largest cities to sue social media companies using unfair business practice laws. activists say this is a big win

for california kids. opponents say the social media algorithms used to serve content are protected under free-speech laws. reggie: the san francisco da may not be done. when he revealed about his future plans. kumasi: the new plan to do with monkeypox. recommendations for anyone exposed. reggie: a live look outside as you get the day started, be right back.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, a vigil for the victims. the deadliest human smuggling case in u.s. history takes place in texas. what we are learning about what happened. kumasi: putting the focus on fireworks. warnings about dangers and strips rules best strict rules we can light them up this weekend. reggie: the sun is coming up, some areas are dealing with fog. drew is tracking the changes. good morning to you on this wednesday. drew: the fog is with us in spots this morning, a cooler afternoon on the way. cooler weather will stick around with us through the upcoming weekend. all of the cameras, the exploratorium has fog. san jose and san rafael, seeing a fair amount of sunshine. cooler numbers in the 40's and parts of the north bay, mid-50's

stretching inland. cooler start to the day compared to this time yesterday. gray skies over the city and bay bridge, we have the marine layer first thing and afternoon sunshine with an onshore breeze. only in the 80's and the warmest spots later today. a closer look at the highs and about eight minutes. reggie: setting off fireworks as a legal where you live, just about all bay area cities outlaw even safe fireworks. the problem is it seems more people than ever are ignoring the rules at the exact same time the drought is getting worse. ryan curry is live at one of the few places you can set off fireworks, dublin. ryan: good morning. no kidding, talking about the fire danger already. we are seeing multiple fires arrive this summer, within just the last couple weeks we have seen countless brush fires. some of them forcing evacuations from homes. now, we are talking fireworks on the fourth of july. a lot of concern about people

setting off fireworks in their homes. they want people to go toward professionally sanctioned firework events. the problem is the supply chain is causing an issue to even find them, because they are not many. according to the american pyrotechnic association, they have had issues getting into the u.s. many are manufactured in china then shipped here. the sale of backyard fireworks have been booming since the pandemic. this is a concern because of the fires, we have seen quite a few and do not know how many more we will be seeing. san jose fires is 90 fires over the last two fourth of july's were related to backyard firework displays. residents in the bay area are holding out hope this year will be better. >> i've hoped it was because people cannot afford it, because of the supply chain. i just continue to hope. [laughter] maybe they have an arsenal, they are going to do it all on the fourth. i do not know.

>> no restaurants, no movie theaters, no sporting events. nothing they could do. they went out and bought consumer fireworks and did not stop. ryan: that is exactly what it looked like the last couple years. the advice from officials is to start planning were to see a professionally sanctioned show, whatever county or city. start planning now. there are some available, they are not all gone. but given the supply chain issue, there may not be as many as there have been in years past. the message right now, try not to do anything that is illegal when it comes to backyard fireworks. plan ahead, go to a professionally sanctioned show you know will be safer than anything you will see industry or backyard. -- in a street or backyard. kumasi: new information about the deaths of dozens of migrants in texas. jobina: overnight, san antonio

held a vigil for the victims of the horrible incident. authorities say it is the deadliest human smuggling case in u.s. history. 51 people are confirmed dead. officials say at least 62 migrants were packed into the back of a tractor-trailer abandoned monday in the heat in texas. temperatures were over 100 degrees when people arrived to help. most of the adults and children inside were already dead. >> i came here when i was 14 years old and 18 wheeler. i passed out from the heat. i was lucky i woke up. jobina: record numbers of migrants are arriving at the border and smugglers are putting more people into increasingly hazardous vehicles. at least three people have been taken into custody, including the truck driver. the registration was traced back to a home in san antonio and two men from mexico were detained on weapons charges. reggie: a fourth person died

after monday's amtrak train to rome in missouri. the train jumped the tracks after crashing into a dump truck. the driver of the truck was among those killed. more than 150 people were hurt. dozens are still the hospital. the crash happened at a passive crossing, one without warning lights, bells or drop gates. it would cost about $400,000 to transform the crossing into an active crossing. there are more than 130 thousand passive crossings in the country. kumasi: the san francisco da has not ruled out running again for the job, either in the special election for the fall or next year's scheduled race. our media partners are reporting the board of supervisors certify the election results yesterday, he will be leaving office in nine days. reggie: a deal is in place on a

historic affordable housing package. the supervisor tweeted the deal includes $40 million for land acquisition, 20 million dollars for repairs on existing public housing and another $12 million for housing for teachers. the deal delivers on the promise of proposition i. adil has been reached between the city of palo alto and property owners of the former electronic site after years of debate and threats of lawsuits. the chronicle reports and includes plans for affordable housing and a new three acre park. 74 townhomes will be sold at market rate. the property owner would contribute $4 million to the affordable housing fund for redeveloping the neighborhood. officials say the city council is scheduled to discuss it in august. the white house is focusing on vaccines to try and stop the outbreak of monkeypox. officials say anyone exposed to a confirmed case should be

vaccinated. the cdc recommends vaccinations happen within two weeks of a possible exposure. there are two vaccines available, the administration is looking to dramatically increase the supply through the summer. testing is also being ramped up, with more labs available to process. officials are downplaying concerns monkeypox could turn to the next covid virus. >> unlike covid, monkeypox is a virus that has been around forever. we have known about it for 60 some odd years. we have spent years studying and treating monkeypox. we have had outbreaks in the u.s. in 2003 and 2019, which we handled effectively. reggie: the cdc says there are more than 300 confirmed cases in the country. kumasi: california's database that contains information on concealed carry weapon permits has been breached. data includes names, addresses and license type.

the doj pulled down the website once it learned about the breach, it is not clear how long the information was exposed. those who were effective will be notified. in los angeles county, the board of supervisors voted unanimously to return a manhattan beach property to rightful owners. ownership shifts from the county to the great grandsons of charles bruce. it was a resort that catered to black people in the early 20th century. it was taken from the family using eminent domain in 1924 because white residents, including members of the kkk, resented it success. tesla reportedly laid off nearly 200 workers and closed san mateo office. limburg reported the employees -- a critical project to achieve self-driving capability. other workers in the office were transferred to another facility in recent weeks. earlier this month, elon musk said tesla would be laying off 10% of the workforce because he

had a bad feeling about the economy. gas tax dilemma. the slight increase to gas prices next month and what experts believe -- the impact they believe it will be. a look at the new york stock exchange, starting down about 27 points. another update next. the economy got little more comfy in disguise. when you can hop in the sky nest. a lot going on at 7:00, including helping working moms deal with stress. a special experience you can do at home. stay with us. drew: we are taking a look at the tam cam this morning, a couple of things going on. you see the fog at lower levels. a lot of sunshine is on the way this afternoon, cooler day later today. air quality, fresh air today, tomorrow even through the

weekend. no issues. temperatures at 10, slower to warm. the layers you have on out the door, you will likely keep them on later today compared to yesterday. 10:00, 50's in mid-60's. we feel the cooler weather later on today. the afternoon, no longer talking 90 degrees heat. we go to the 80's and warm spots later today. a breeze picks up through the delta and across the city this afternoon, the winds gusting 20 to 30 miles an hour in the strongest spots. that helps to reinforce the cooler afternoon. cool air arrives today, 83 in concord, 75 in fremont. about 80 in san jose with a lot of sunshine. cool in the east bay, 69 today and 64 city. 70's and 80's in the north bay. along the coast, 50's and 60's. cooler air arrives today, the cooldown continues to the end of the week.

we preview the holiday weekend forecast coming up. jobina: good morning. we have started out the show busy with traffic issues, that has all pretty much cleared, so good news if you need to head out the door. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, the busiest spots were metering lights came on at 5:48. no advisories for the bridge itself. 880 at the coliseum camera, very clear conditions in the north and southbound directions. highway four commute is slowing and is reflected on the drive times. any opticon grid is around already when minutes -- antioch to concord is about 31 minutes. san rafael to san francisco right on time at 16 minutes. be right back.

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kumasi: r kelly is due back in court to be sentenced in a federal sex trafficking case. he was found guilty of racketeering and other counts last year. outrage over the sexual misconduct with young women and children was fueled in part by the widely washed series surviving r. kelly. prosecutors are seeking a minimum 25 year sentence. the defense is saying 10 years or less. pfizer has its eyes on office complex building to flip into a medical center in san jose.

they are assessing if a conversion could be possible. kaiser would not go into more detail about the precise plans, citing standard practice of not commenting on speculation of real estate transactions. the inquiry showed they do not intend to change the original structure footprint of the building. with renovations, this likely would be used for medical offices as opposed to a hospital. san francisco-based g.i. partners owns the eight story building built in 2001. united airlines is hosting a huge hiring event. they intend to take on 800 positions including technicians and flight attendants. they have nearly 5000 people registered to attend with representatives from those teams ready to assess candidates, answer questions and there will be on the spot interviews and even some job offers. this is at the chase center from

10:00 to 3:00. with air travel expected to be busy this upcoming holiday weekend, delta airlines is letting customers rebooked their trip about paying any change fees or a fare difference. if you booked a flight from july 1 the fourth, you can rebook as long as you travel to the same route. the waiver is only good until july 8. delta says it is expecting to carry travelers at levels not seen since before the pandemic. reggie: morning many report. this friday, drivers are going to notice a bump in prices after a couple weeks of prices going down. july 1 coming to gas tax will go up. it will raise prices three cents a gallon throughout california. experts are downplaying the increase. >> prices are going up and down so much due to changes in the price of crude oil that the fluctuations are really much larger than the change we are going to see july 1 in the tax. reggie: san francisco residents

save the tax increase could not come at a worse time. several gop lawmakers are calling on governor newsom to dump the gas tax. it is unlikely that would happen anytime soon. the mechanic lawmakers recently announced a deal to bring relief to 23 million californians. if approved, they could see checks of up to $1000. a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading it gets underway, slightly up about 27 points. the federal trade commission filed a lawsuit against the world's biggest retailer. they accuse walmart of not doing enough to stop scammers from taking advantage of the money transfer services. federal officials say crooks have used walmart services to cheat people out of hundreds of millions of dollars every year. in a statement, walmart says it would fight when it called a factually flawed and legally basis lawsuit. kumasi: wayfarer is testing

self-driving trucks as part of a pilot program. every truck is operating on its own but supervised by two employees, a commercially licensed driver and a software engineer. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences has invited nearly 400 new members to join the organization. if these new members except the invitation, they have the opportunity to vote in the 95th oscars next year. the organization is dedicated to diversifying the academy. this year's class, 44% women, 50% people born outside the u.s. and nearly 40% are from underrepresented populations. reggie: the trailer for hocus-pocus to is out. >> legend has it is on the 16th birthday which gets her powers. >> another year begins a new. >> yes salem, we are back. [laughter]

reggie: bette midler, sarah jessica parker and kathy jimmy are returning for the sequel. the trio which first appeared in 1993 in the comedy. part two drops disney plus on september 30. disney is the parent company of abc 7. did you watch that growing up? kumasi: i want to to be in this, i did not watch it. come over here. talk about it. reggie: were you scared of it? jobina: it was very scary at the beginning. [laughter] but i love this song. i put a spell on you. now your mind. reggie: i wonder if we are getting new tracks. jobina: i hope they bring it back, that was the parents in the trance. the witches are coming for the kids, because they want the youth. drew: i did not know the mama was just as madonna. that took me two decades.

jobina: i was like one are these cone things? drew: in the trailer, bette midler asks where the stages. where is the stage? i feel like they are definitely coming with music. reggie: you can't have her in something and not have her saying. jobina: they have to do the song again, it is a missed opportunity if they don't. reggie: sarah jessica parker's character development. mm. drew: what was that? reggie: she reminds me of a scarecrow. got no bones. jobina: she is in love with drew: with billy. jobina: that is right, the zombie man. drew: i think he is and that, they show his tombstone in the trailer. jobina: billy is like frankenstein, it is a good movie. it's cute. drew: go to salem, i loved it.

jobina: did you read the book and school? the crucible. reggie: they did them real wrong. drew: did read that. a wild ride that book was. this morning, we are tracking fog over the airport. here is sfo, live look. temperature wise come off to a cooler start. 40's and 50's as he stepped out the door. that includes inland spots that will feel the cooler afternoon on the way. the marine layer, by 10:00 a.m. we are tracking patchy fog and parts of the east and along the coast. in the afternoon, a fair amount of sunshine away from the coast. 70's and 80's with a lot of sunshine, comfortable conditions later today from san jose to santa clara. san mateo to palo alto, low 70's with a bit of a breeze later this afternoon. downtown feel schools, 64

downtown. in the north bay, cooler weather, 70's and 80's for the most part with sunny skies. east bay, below average temperatures. 69 in oakland, 74 in union city. in the end, we got rid of the 90's and go to the 70's and 80's with sunshine. 85 in pittsburgh, 82 the height in pleasanton. overnight tonight, the fog in and around the bay shoreline pushing and then for another night. 40's and 50's as we get to thursday. accuweather 7 day forecast, cooler air arrives today. that continues to the weekend with below average temperatures. we have fog to contend with with the fireworks, we find warmer weather tuesday next week. kumasi: if you are looking for a place to cool off in berkeley, the two public pools are now open. this includes the pool on hopkins street and the west campus pool. if you want to go, the websites is all aquatic programs require pre-registration online.

with pools are outdoors and heated as needed. reggie: flying economy on one airline will soon get a lot more comfortable. air new zealand has unveiled the lying flat particle to sky nest. it is available for economy travelers. it is three levels of bunkbeds. it has a mattress, cooling pillows and bedding. the airlines is passengers will be limited to a four hour session in one pod. the bedding will be changed between each session. the cost is in addition to the regular seat. no word on how much passengers pay for it. it launches in 2024. kumasi: this morning, we are hearing from britney spears husband talking to good morning america about being a newlywed and his new movie. >> brain is amazing, doing great. -- britney is amazing, doing great. >> what does it feel like to be like, she is my wife? >> the husband thing has not hit

me yet. i did not really get noticed until my wife gave me this amazing platform to work with. i am always appreciative of that. kumasi: he is establishing himself on the big screen as a swat team officer in the new film hotseat also starring mel gibson. you can watch the full interview coming up on gma at 7:00 right after abc seven mornings. reggie: how is britney? she is my wife. kumasi: i like it. [laughter] up next, seven things you need to know today. reggie: a live loo

kumasi: here are seven things to know. stunning testimony in the january 6 hearings. a former top aide to vanna white has chief of staff mark meadows a it then president trump demanded security detail taken to the capitol building, going as far as to grab the steering wheel of presidential limousine. reggie: fda urging parents to stop using baby floats like this one after a baby died and another hospitalized. they say children with develop metal delays are at a higher risk for injury. kumasi: when it comes to fireworks this fourth of july, make sure you are safe and keep it legal. this is a message from bay area

officials. they are urging people to attend a professional show, if you can find one. reggie: cal fire expects 700 firefighters in place to battle a 10 acre wildfire in nevada county. evacuations were issued for more than 350 homes. drew: cool weather finally arrives today. starting with fog, we have sunshine by the afternoon. warmer spots in the 80's around the bay shoreline. jobina: number six is busy on the richmond san rafael bridge if you are traveling westbound. no blocking issues, just a slow ride. kumasi: number seven. not the crab. drew: oh no. kumasi: this person in japan was camping, woke up to this crab trying to steal his knife. experts say this is a coconut crab, also known as a robber crab. [laughter] drew: rightfully. kumasi: something about crabs. reggie: why is it so big?

kumasi: why does it want the knife? drew: it is robbing you of everything. kumasi: take it all. reggie: news on "america this morning." "good morning america" for our viewers in the west on this wednesday morning, the reaction about stunning testimony about former president trump on january 6th. a former top white house aide describing trump in a rage on january 6th. >> the president said something to the effect of i'm the f-ing president. take me up to the capitol now. >> cassidy hutchinson testifying trump tried to grab the steering wheel of his vehicle to go to the capitol and lunged at the lead secret service agent. hutchinson also saying the president knew some in the crowd were armed and detailing the days leading up to the riot. plus what she says chief of staff mark