for their kids and schools. their kids and schools. there effort to keep several open schools open. >> we identified potential misconduct, very serious potential misconduct. kumasi: relieved of police powers. why the police chief is saying two officers are under investigation for their actions under a deadly crash. reggie: the first black woman justice to be sworn in. it will happen in a few hours. plus the final two -- two decisions sent to be released. we start with weather. drew: the cooldown we thought yesterday will continue today. we have the june gloom today. live doppler 7, we have satellite on top, so that gray you see is the marine layer from santa rosa down to the city and the east bay. the marine bay influences being felt across the entire region.

it's nice and cool on this thursday. numbers were generally in the 50's, pretty uniform across the board. 54 san francisco, 56 concord, 59 right now in san jose. there is the fog from the exploratorium camera. we will have partly sunny skies first thing this morning. the fog will clear as the morning goes on. the afternoon is even cooler than yesterday, barely 80 degrees in the warmest spots. most of us 60's and 70's today. we will take a closer look at the highs and a holiday weekend. reggie: thank you. two police oicers poceal's -- calls very serious potential misconduct. it happened during a sunday morning sideshow and deadly crash after. jared stone was in oakland for the chief's announcement. >> the oakland police chief announcing wednesday he has relieved two oakland police officers of their powers. while the department

investigates their actions during the sideshow and federal crash that took place on the morning in oakland. >> we identified potential misconduct, very serious potential misconduct in our investigation. that has led to the administrative leave. >> oakland police had been chasing the driver because they believe he was from a sideshow a mile away. >> we know the lights and sirens were on and at some point they were off. . >> they say they raced away from officers a hundred miles per hour, losing control, crashing into other vehicles that struck and killed a 20-year-old. the alleged driver of the car has been arrested. his brother now reacted wednesday night, saying they are upset with the driver speeding and officer actions. >> they did witness the patrol car and to officers approaching,

come, taping off the scene, and leave. >> he talked with witnesses and victims injured and they believe lolo could have been saved. >> he was still alive on the floor. if they had not taken off and two of them, one of them could have checked on the driver or whatever and the other would have did what he knows on situations like this. >> chief armstrong was unable to give specifics. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. reggie: a vigil will be held tonight at 5:00 of the intersection of 50 4th avenue and international boulevard. kumasi: oakland unified parents will talk today to talk about the steps of -- the next steps of seven closures. ryan is training is live in the newsroom with more. >> parents who have been doing a sit in protest at parker

elementary say they will discuss their next steps. this is a last ditch to prevent the schools from closing. throughout the entire year, we've seen many parents try to get the district to reverse the decision but it doesn't seem like that will happen. yesterday, we saw heated moments of the school board meeting with one member threatening to leave the audience to confound the board members. -- confront the board members. the board is still proceeding with this plan to close several schools this fall. the school district is heading for a budget shortfall and enrollment has been declining over the last few years. closing schools they say was their best way of avoiding the shortfall. the problem, most schools are set to close in predominately black and run neighborhoods. >> i don't believe we have the resources to maintain the number of schools we have. it stretches our resources too thin. >> i will ask you to hear us again, but the community and children first. >> the board process is a sham.

there is no community interest factored the school district san with an infusion of one-time money expected to come in soon, the long term health of the district remains bleak without the closures. organizers of the said intel abc 7 news they will determine what the next steps will be but for now, the seven schools in the district are still center close. ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: thank you. new develops in california's ever to make sure abortions remain safe and accessible for anyone. the state legislature that approved the largest budget in the state history, 300 billion dollars spending plan, includes 200 million to maintain california as a sanctuary. what he million dollars will be used to help with airfare, hotels, gas, and meals. the money is earmarked for people already in the state. that has upset some groups saying the governor's budget stops short of helping people out of state. >> it is imperative we include

funding for out of state travel. reggie: the budget also includes tens of millions of more for clinics that serve trick californians, provide security and provide outreach. the budget is headed to governor newsom's desk. history will be made at the supreme court. the first black woman justice is going to be sworn in as the court wraps up one of its most controversial terms any of us can remember. jobina: today there will be two major decisions followed by the retirement of justice stephen breyer after three decades in the court. he went to low high school and stanford for undergraduate years. among the 83-year-olds justices final acts on the high court, he will swear in his replacement, former law clerk, ketanji brown jackson. the change is not expected to shift the ideological balance of the conservative majority court. >> she will take both oaths

officially becoming the first black woman on the united states supreme court. she will become also the fourth woman on the supreme court as we head into a new term this fall. jobina: nearly a week after handing on the ruling on abortion rights, the court will make public two other consequential rulings, one could severely limit the power of the epa to fight climate change, the other will decide whether the biden administration can end the trump era policy called remain in mexico. it requires asylum-seekers arriving at the southern border to weigh in mexico pending an immigration court decision. we will have special coverage of the final two decisions, once they're released, around 7:15 this morning. then around 9:00 a.m. there will be a live special report before the swearing in of ketanji brown jackson. and you can watch it here on abc 7 and wherever you stream. drew: taking a look at sfo.

we have gray skies, widespread lookout -- low clouds, even drizzle close to the coast so the marine layer is fully intact on this final day of june and it will be very slow to clear. look at 9:00 a.m. this morning, we have a fair amount of cloud cover into the east bay, southbay, along the peninsula, over the city. we see clearing in the north bay but the cloud cover is slow to break down. the warming process is slow. approaching lunchtime, in the 50's and 60's. it is a cool morning on the way for most of us. this afternoon, a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. we are barely touching 80 and in our warmest spots away from the coast. it does turn breezy. the onshore flow kicks in and we are will likely see winds gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour and a similar story tomorrow as well. for thursday, a cooler day, morning gray skies giving way to sunshine this -- sunshine acceptable along the immediate coast. a 66 oakland so feels cool in the east bay. 76 san jose, 76 sarah fella, 79

in concorde. below average for this time of year. looking at the three day forecast, fog today, cooling continues, friday into saturday, starting the holiday weekend with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine and temperatures below average in the 60's and 70's. we take a look of the fireworks forecast on july 4 in nine minutes but let's say good morning and see how we are doing on traffic. jobina: i want to mention very quickly on camera, new information about a crash coming in castro valley on one spot 580 around eden canyon. one lane is blocked and car has rolled over multiple times. injuries have been reported. everything else is looking fine. coming out of tracy, we see a minor slowdown and we will check on dry times in a moment. life picture showing the san mateo bridge where things are moving slowly -- smoothly. in emeryville, looks like a got the label wrong but that is the emeryville camera. we will wrap up with drive

times. treacy to dublin around 40 minutes, any to concord, 14, any act to san francisco will be a quick 60 minute ride. reggie: grills won't be the only thing how this weekend. mental health experts weigh in on ways to navigate divisive topics this july 4 holiday. kumasi: and an interim leader to replace the current embattled president. reggie: orchids in san francisco celebrating a minimum wage increa i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth.

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kumasi: welcome back. it is 5:12. sent hopeless -- san jose police arrested a woman in connection with a house fire that killed her husband. he died tuesday from some oak -- from smoke inhalation. authorities say his wife admitted to setting the fire. investigators say her son described her mother -- his mother as possibly having undiagnosed reggie: reggie: dementia. sonoma state university

appointed an interim president to replace an outgoing president. mike lee will begin his presidency argus first. during his career, he is served as a vice president for administration and business affairs as interim provost and as vice president for academic affairs. he faced intense criticism and a vote of no-confidence by universal faculty for halsey -- how she handled allegations against her husband and oversight and enrollment of the budget. her last day is july 31. kumasi: a new civil grand jury report details more problems at santeria to in dublin. according to our media partner, the report finds the most serious problem is a steady stream of contraband including methamphetamine and fennel. another issue, visitors being able to answer the jail without being searched or showing id. the sheriff's office has declined comment on the report

until reports finish reviewing findings. also in the east bay, water is estimated to return to residents in kensington at 7:00 this morning after a six inch water main broke that happened at overland and amherst avenues. because the sinkhole that swallowed the minivan. east bay mod called a tow truck to get the van out of the sinkhole. repairs are underway to fix the main. reggie: if you're catching up with friends and family, chances are your conversations might include current events. amanda del castillo connected with local mental health experts to talk about the best ways to communicate. >> grills won't be the only thing heating up for the july 4 holiday. mental health experts anticipate conversations well too. according to american a site -- american psychological associations, high stress levels

are leading to problematic behavior. >> people have their heads exploding with stress and when you have that, you have frustration and often leading to aggression under stress. >> santa clara university professor dr. thomas plan says this summer there is added tension and deeply divisive issues being debated across the country. >> whether it is roe v. wade, politics, climate change, covid, racism and discrimination, all of these issues can be hot button issues. >> the fight over gun rights, frustration over gas prices, the whole gambit. during pandemic, we know distance was necessary. the younger generation not wanting to expose older relatives to covid. >> the family is the ecology. as were traditions are passed down. morals are learned, values are accepted or rejected. but because there has been the separation, people have gotten

their values and ideas from other sources. >> licensed family therapist and courageous conversations column writer dr. lisa hill says the holiday is an opportunity to reconnect. a chance to reestablish familiar -- familial beliefs and practice respect for those that do not reflect our own. >> we are getting back on the horse for social communication. breathe. [laughter] >> dr. michael stanton encourages us to be kind to ourselves, courteous to others and an effort keeping july 4 fireworks in the sky. >> there's a lot of room to walk away from the conversation and that is ok. you would rather have that than say something you regret later. >> i'm amanda del castillo you, abc7news. kumasi: workers in san francisco will celebrate the minimum wage increasing to $16.99 an hour. the workers rights community collaborative will host an event at 24th and mission at 10:00.

the pay bump does not kick in until tomorrow. minimum wage increases in 20 cities tomorrow. reggie: at&t is hosting a hiring event held at their store in san leandro. they are looking to fill retail positions at the other stores including daly city, el cerrito, emeryville, oak and, richman and union city. at&t was ranked by linkedin as one of the top five tech and information companies to grow your career. they are offering a hires -- offering hires a $3000 sign-on bonus in part-time and full-time positions. kumasi: we are getting another look at margo robbie and ryan gosling on the set of barbie. it shows them at the back of a golf cart waiting -- wearing 1980's inspired rollout gear and rollerblades. they are playing barbie and ken and this is not the first time fans have gotten a glimpse of the film. a couple weeks ago, we saw gosselin in the outfit with

bleach one hair. barbie is said to be released next summer. drew: i'm here for it. i don't know why. is net weird that fashion could totally work now? if i saw someone wearing that now, i would be like, that's cute. reggie: makes sense. drew: i just want to know the storyline would be. reggie: what would this movie be? drew: as barbie sad or happy? reggie: how do they get these actors to sign up? there has to be an interesting script. kumasi: i like margo robbie. reggie: me too. drew: i saw america ferrera holding margo robbie's hand so i wonder who she will play. reggie: i did not realize she was in it. drew: i wonder if she is barbie's best friend. kumasi: we will find out. reggie: i think skipper is -- oh no. drew: we see barbie's dream house. i have a lot of questions. let's figure out side. from san jose, widespread cloud cover this morning so gray skies over the south bay, that is how

expansive our marine layer is. widespread low clouds, even drizzle close to the coast this morning. the cooldown just continues today, tomorrow, into the upcoming weekend with gusty afternoons as well. the holiday is shaping up to find temperatures below where they should be this time of year. a cool start to july coming our way. temperatures in the 50's for the most part. have a couple layers with you how the door. we will need them for much of the morning. the morning is cool because the marine layer is slow to break down this morning. it is entrenched across the marine. by 10:00 am, i saw a lot of cloud cover across the east bay, the city, peninsula. we will find clouds close to the coast but a cooler afternoon on the way. highs for thursday, only 79 concord, a cool 66 in oakland, 62 in the city with the wind picking up. 75 naba, 71 palo alto, san jose up to 76. tonight, the marine layer is expensive. we expect widespread low clouds,

drizzle, temperatures in the 40's and 50's. into the holiday weekend, we will keep temperatures below average. saturday, sunday, sunday is certainly the coolest day. monday, we are tracking temperaturese ur of july foreca, ki look monday, throughout the afternoon and evening, i have the cloud cover along the coast throughout the day. by 9:00, we expect fog around the coast. psyc will forecast, for the next seven days, the cooldown continues. below average temperatures over much of the holiday weekend. toward midweek next week, we will warm into the mid and upper 80's in the warmest cities. kumasi: coming up, vice president kamala harris returning to the bay area. reggie: all aboard, and look at disney's latest cruise ship and diare you looking to renovatend howyour kitchen or bathroom?

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soccer, there was no talk of cte. there is nothing. we had no idea. >> former major league soccer player scott vermillion was the first to have suffered from the condition and now his family is opening up about his posthumous diagnosis. >> if we can help anybody, one person, two, many people, however we can help, that makes our tragedy something worth the loss of mark==--- of our son and dad. >> at 7:00 a.m., we hear from a leading expert about the activities that could put soccer players at risk and what preventative measures could be taken. with your gma first look, i am erielle reshef. abc news, new york. reggie: disney is welcoming the fifth ship to its cruise line and grand fashion.

a big christening ceremony welcomed the disney wish to its maiden voyage out of florida. there is something for everyone aboard this sparkling ocean liner. thrill seekers are in for a treat when they help on because there's a new attraction called aqua mouse, disney's first right at sea. >> it takes you through the animated shorts of mickey and minnie mouse so as you go into the attraction, it takes you through the plastic tube echoes 760 feet around the top deck and it is a lot of fun for fans. i think honestly it will be the adults that will have the most fun on that. reggie: also aboard the ship is an immersive star wars loungewear galactic travelers can enjoy drinks while going on a journey into hyperspace. i spent at least an hour yesterday looking at youtube videos of it. kumasi: really? reggie: that's normal, right? kumasi: yeah. [laughter] reggie: today's the last day of pride month and this year was extra special at abc 7. full in-person celebrations were

back and we broadcast the pride parade for the first time. kumasi: one of our editors put together this behind-the-scenes look at the hard work that went into the parade and we will show that to you coming up. reggie: we know he can make threes and when mvps but can steph curry tell a joke? he will get that chance in a few weeks. kumasi: and the key questions about the controversial power terminal ballpark for the oaklands a's -- oakland a's that has both sides of. be rig

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call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: a crucial day for the future of the oakland a's. the vote that will determine if the plan for a new ballpark will move forward. kumasi: july 4 is a few days away. the spot san francisco police do not want you to go to if you -- go to to see the fireworks. reggie: a live look outside as a

holiday weekend is shaping up, the forecast. will it be a good one for fireworks? drew is here with details. good morning to you. kumasi: let's start with drew because people are already planning. drew: they are. the video is exactly what it will look like monday evening. we have the fog rolling in from the coast along the bay shoreline so fireworks will contend with visibility issues on this fourth upcoming. a lot of fog out there, live doppler 7 showing you this great con tour that shows you where the fog is this morning. encompassing much of the bay area. our marine layer is expensive on this last day of june. numbers right now, it is cool across the board. mid 50's from the city to the east bay, the south bay, even inland east bay. the temperatures out there. here's the rooftop camera, great to start this thursday. we will have the fog slowly clearing, keep the layers with you throughout the morning. it's a cool morning, just gradually climbing to the 50's and 60's. barely touching 80 degrees and

warmer spots, 60's and 70's along the base of -- the bay shoreline. we will show you the holiday weekend in a few minutes. reggie: today's a huge day for the oakland a's. will the plan of the new ballpark in the port of oakland move forward or is it dead in the water? ryan curry is live in the newsroom with the crucial vote set for this morning. ryan: good morning. that is a possibility after all of this planning we will soon get clarity on if a new ballpark will be built. the san francisco bay conference -- bay conservation commission will clear the land to build the ballpark. if they vote no, the project is over. this comes as community leaders want voters to decide on whether they want a new ballpark. a small rally was held yesterday supporting the idea of moving into the ballot in november. this comes despite the numerous amounts of public, held already over the issue. all that would not matter if the commission today both snow. >> this commission is looking at

whether or not the whole bay area can accommodate a growth in cargo. its professional staff has said yes. howard terminal is not necessary for the bay area to meet its cargo needs. gloria: now we need to wait for the -- ryan: now we need to wait for the vote. the mayor does not support moving the vote to the ballot. after months and years of debate of the project, it could be over today the commission does not remove the priority is. if they do remove it, further discussions will be held on with the future of the project will look like. live in the newsroom, ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: there are new details about the investigation into the death of dozens of migrants in a semi truck in texas. investigators say the driver of the truck may tried to -- may have tried to trick authorities to think he was one of the victims. jobina: 53 migrants died in the

sweltering heat. the suspected truck driver is facing charges. authorities now say he pretended to be a passenger during the initial part of the investigation. they figured out the alleged lie because surveillance video at a security checkpoint showed him behind the wheel of the truck. he and three others are facing charges that could result in the death penalty. texas governor greg abbott is promising more resources as numbers of migrants surge at the border. >> i'm announcing texas is going to add additional truck checkpoints. jobina: those extra resources would include -- jobina: those would include -- 10 passengers remain hospitalized with three in critical condition this morning. reggie: thank you. covid infections from omicron subvariant's pa for nba five

have surpassed -- ba for nba five -- ba4 and ba5 have surpassed normal numbers. >> this became the dominant strain across the country. fast forward to this week and now the cdc confirmed ba4 and ba5 are responsible for the majority of cases in the u.s.. >> they are taking off like wildfire. they can escape our new system. >> this shows both making up over 52% of infections nationwide. as more research goes into how these subvariants behave, there are two studies providing early data points, one suggesting ba4 and ba5 escape antibodies from vaccines and prior infections. experts explain. >> even if you have immunity

from prior infection like ba1, you are at high risk of getting infected by these variants. they find a way around immune response, enough to cause infection. >> another study suggests both may target the cells in our lungs. >> these things have a lot of mutations. sometimes these mutations lead to greater ability to bind to cells, specific type of cells that are deep in the lung tissue. as opposed to the ones in the upper airway. i think that may be what is going on, whether it has clinical significance or not is another question. >> the associate investigator at the gladstone institutes is working on research to help the human body fight at the entry point. stanford university's doctor says wearing a mask and getting vaccinated still works against these subvariants. >> ways to boost the immunity,

we could do a better job at eliciting infection in the respiratory tract. >> the same measures that can reduce transmission by pathogens and airborne spread will work regardless of variant. >> abc 7 news. reggie: vice president kamala harris is in the bay area. air force two touched down and greeting her was the san francisco mayor pete of the vice president pointed out how important it is for the vice president to stay in touch with local leaders of the local level . >> we bos collaborated with the mayors of america to inform what we have done, so to see them and talk about all of the work that we have done, the work that is still yet to do, is important. kumasi: the could be traffic disruptions and delays because the vice president is moving through the area. she will be staying in this neighborhood before attending

events. reggie: a former ufc champion filed a lawsuit against the family is accused of trying to kill. our media partner reports he filed the suit on behalf of his four-year-old son. he claims the families negligence and running their home daycare led to his child being sexually abused by the owner's son. he is charged with attempting murder for chasing down henry eugene gillard today who is accused of molesting his young son. police say velasquez shot into the man's pickup truck and struck the suspects set -- stepfather in the arm. kumasi: santa clara county vector control plans to spray chemicals to kill adult mosquitoes. mosquitoes were recently found infected with west nile virus. this is 10:00 tonight to 1:00 in the morning. the neighborhoods are in the 95 and 350 zip codes.

reggie: a popular bar is closing. cha-cha-cha announced on facebook it plans to close its mission street location tomorrow after being in business for 25 years. the owner tells the chronicle the popularity of the location has faltered during the pandemic. he decided that she cited declining sales and higher cost as the reason for the closure. the original location is going to stay open and the employees from the mission restaurant will be transferred there. kumasi: we are talking about fourth of july and we know your plans are getting together but if you are thinking about going to treasure island to watch the fireworks, san francisco police say do not. they're asking you to stay away from treasure island monday night and they say that is because there is construction ongoing over there and areas for the fireworks show and parking too are going to be limited. roads getting into those areas will not be accessible. fireworks are set to start over san francisco, the waterfront,

at 9:30 p.m. monday. privacy concerns come away concerned, why it up official ones talk to be removed from the app stores. reggie: how the stanley cup trophy ended up with the wrong house. first, a check of the weather from drew. drew: what the? [laughter] that's a new segment. you had one job. you had one job to deliver and you did not do it. this morning, we take to the south bay, a live look at san jose and you can see we are dealing with gray skies. you can see the marine layer on this final day of june, expansive across the entire region. certainly june gloom and we will find a cooler afternoon on the way. let's talk about the marine layer. it is slow to breakdown. this is 9:00 a.m. and you can see the clouds in parts of the north bay bay, east bay, south bay, the peninsula over the city. there are layers outside early this morning and you will need

them for several hours. the morning is slow to warm. by 11:00 a.m., basically stuck in the 50's and low 60's close to the water. this afternoon thanks to the slow clearing of the fog and onto a breeze picking up, a cooler afternoon on the way. wines are gusty, gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour later on today. temperatures, a cooler day compared to yesterday. 60's and low 70's around the bay line. mid 70's to near 80 and the warmest was in lynn. how are cooldown continues today, tomorrow, even into the weekend. saturday, temperatures below average for this time of year. we detail the rest of the holiday and preview the monday, july 4, fireworks forecast in 10 minutes but first let's see traffic. sue: good morning. -- jobina: good morning. we start with a crash in castro valley. sounds like this car overturned multiple times and we have a large backup in the area and injuries involved. this will be westbound 580

before aiden canyon road. you can see speeds are around six miles per hour there. right now in walnut creek, showing off 680, everything is moving smoothly and at the limit. same thing in oakland as we bring you the live picture here showing you the coliseum camera. the headlights are traveling southbound for your reference and will wrap up with drive times. any act to hercules, on time at 27 minutes. highway four to the maze, 17, i highway four to the maze, 17, i would 85 to the same asurger wil blow your mind? really? how? bacon two ways... cheese two ways... any more questions? try my $5.99 double bacon cheesy jack combo.

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the capitol. >> abc news experiment -- learned a former counsel is evaluating a subpoena from the committee. he could argue his conversations with former president trump fall under executive privilege but he may sit down with written testimony to discuss his role in the final days of the trump white house including on the day of the capitol riot. >> president said something to the effective i am the president, take me to the capital now. >> this comes after the explosive testimony from white house aide cassidy hutchinson who claims he voiced concern trump would be concerned to criminal charges if he traveled to the capitol. >> he said to the effect of we will get charges on every crime imaginable. >> hutchison testified trump newsom of his supporters had weapons but demanded they be allowed to march to the capitol. >> that's the most powerful evidence we have yet of the presidents of knowledge that the

-- presence of knowledge that he was willing to bring the capitol. >> some testimony had been called into question, including her claim that trump lunged at a secret service agent when he refused to drive him to the capitol. the agents involved are willing to testify under oath that no such physical altercation took place and a new statement hutchison says she stands by all of her testimony and the top republican on the committee speaking to jonathan crowe last night so she believes hutchison. >> do you believe any doubt -- do you have any doubt at all in anything she said to you? >> i'm absolutely confident in her credibility. i'm confident in her testimony. >> cheney spoke of the ronald reagan library last night saying now is the time for republicans to make a choice between loyalty to trump and loyalty to the constitution. >> we have to choose because republicans cannot both be loyal to donald trump and loyal to the

constitution. >> faith abubey, abc news, washington. reggie: there are privacy concerns about tiktok. a top fcc official is calling on apple and google to remove tiktok from their app stores. the commissioner accuses the apse parent company of accessing user data in china. google and apple would have to voluntarily comply with the request since the fcc has no jurisdiction over internet-based services. a spokesperson for all three companies have not commented. kumasi: this is a hockey tradition that each player of a winning stanley cup team gets to spend a day with the trophy. instead of being delivered to the home of the team captain, it went to his neighbors house down the street. monday afternoon, the two men were at home not expecting a delivery and then the stanley cup showed up and of course it was captured on the security camera. >> the guy came to the door, met the dog, shook our hands like he was supposed to be here and i said who are you?

>> the like test. >> i said the stanley cup? >> i say can i touch it? i saw the dent on it. kumasi: ok. [laughter] is that the stanley cup? one of the men took a photo of it and posted it on the store and listed it under lost and found. the stanley cup was finally delivered to the team captain. not lost and found. [laughter] reggie: they have this whole manlike escort the stanley cup when it came here. you could touch it. he had the gloves on, it was a whole thing. kumasi: yeah, touch it. do you want to bring it inside? [laughter] reggie: steph curry will host the sp awards. the nba champion has been a guest at the sp's before but this time he will be in charge. the ceremony brings together the worlds of sports, entertainment,

for one big night in l.a.. you can watch them on july 20 right here on abc 7. you have heard homeowners finding all sorts of interesting things during renovation projects well someone in delaware discovered something will never seen before, and entire burger king restaurant behind a wall at a mall. kumasi: [laughter] reggie: the abandoned bk appears to be from the 1990's, a mall vendor found it. the general manager says it is unclear how long it has been sitting vacant. they took over in 2020 hoping to get another tenant in the eatery because the space is laid out for one. kumasi: not found a burger king. how do you find -- like you bought the building and you did not know -- what did you think was there? drew: just an empty space? reggie: it's not as if people were around that went to the burger king. surely there is some kind of community memory that was in existence. kumasi: or any inspection.

when you got it. drew: i imagine them breaking down a wall and being like, oh, oh. reggie: smells like onion rings. drew: maybe a hot take but in the 1990's, for a hot second, burger king had better fries than mcdonald's and then they changed something and it went downhill quick. reggie: there was a change. i did not like the change. i still stand by the whopper. i will stand by it all day long. reggie: it is good. the impossible whopper, also delicious. drew: never had it. i will take your word for it. kumasi: it's not as good as the impossible burger that you served. reggie: and impossible sliders. kumasi: and the hawaiian bread bun. reggie: that was phil's idea. drew: that's the key, hawaiian bread. reggie: try it at home. [laughter] drew: we are seeing a gray start. we are cooling -- it is a cool

start and we certainly 50's. you can see the bay bridge, no sunshine to be found with the marine layer overhead. we have drizzle too along the coast this morning. i would not be surprised if some of you need to use your windshield wipers were couple minutes. cooling continues the next couple days with gusty afternoons and below average temperatures continue into the upcoming we can. right now, pretty uniform and temperatures mid to upper 50's. that is about it. take a couple layers. we are slow to warm today. future weather is showing in the marine layer. it is still over the east bay, parts of the peninsula, certainly over the city, and it stays intact along the coast. with the onshore flow, it keeps us on the cooler side, cooler than yesterday, 66 oakland, 62 in the city, breezy san francisco, 75 napa, 80 santa rosa. all along -- along the pull into the -- along the peninsula, feels critical.

overnights and i, izzle ba, fpetures beere e ekend. saturday, below average, sunday, below average. this continues for monday as well. looking at the fireworks forecast, it would -- forecast, we have fog. it is cool with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. here's the accurate weather seven-day forecast. cooling continues tomorrow into the weekend and we will have fog to sunshine to the holiday weekend and we warm up by tuesday and wednesday with warmest spots mid to upper 80's by then. reggie: new at 6:00, the battle for spirit airlines takes another turn and now there is name-calling. kumasi: do you have holiday weekend plans? if you don't, no problem, the marin county fair is back today and why it is billed as the healthiest county favorite. reggie: a popular san francisco spot opening another location this weekend where you will be able to enjoy the

reggie: today is opening day for the marin county fair, the first comeback since 2019. it is considered the healthiest and greenest county fair because it features a solar power carousel and stage. plus fresh and healthy food choices. there will be performers like unit cyclists, jugglers, interactive art exhibits. she let you is set to perform tomorrow night and each night is set to top off with fireworks. tickets are in line or at the door and grounds are open from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.. kumasi: one of san francisco's beloved pizzerias is opening a waterfront location dustin time for the fourth of july. openinits doorssquare-foot restn

the square. the kitchen upgrade is going to be serving 76 diners at a time, expanding its city. one pieces named after jeremy lin, the best ballplayer. reggie: today is the last day of pride month. it was special here at abc 7, full in-person celebrations were back and we broadcast the pride parade for the first time. kumasi: one of our editors put together a behind-the-scenes look and we wanted to shared with you. ♪ >> ♪ everybody tell me what you want to do now ♪ ♪ everybody show me how you can move now ♪ ♪ organ to take it up and up up and so high ♪ ♪ were going to take it up and up all the way to the moon ♪ ♪ me and you and you ♪ >> are you already?

>> ♪ put your hands el rl goo hands up if you feel l nice, put your hands up twice ♪ >> welcome to pride 52. people are feeling the love out here. >> out here, the vibes are immaculate. everyone is happy to be back in person. >> get some love here. [cheering] >> we are with the walt disney company right now, marching down . abc 7 is here. >> ♪ put your hands up twice, put the hands up if you feel were good ♪ >> our whole team is so proud to be here. ♪ put your hands up ♪ >> this is just the feeling today. >> thanks to abc 7 and all of the abc 7 family.

♪ >> this pride is live on abc seven we will be right back. drew: yes. [laughter] [applause] kumasi: wasn't it fun? reggie: we had such a good time. drew: and when i run into people, they talk about how much fun they had watching it. listopped in the grocery store , e ady. kumasi: can make people feel like they are there if cannot make it. jobina: i love how on our team someone said when is the next parade? what are we doing? drew: which team is coming next. reggie: can we event -- invent a parade? kumasi: i know. we had two and a week. that is so crazy to believe. reggie: i have never worked somewhere where that was the case. we want to thank everybody here at abc 7 who was able to work very long hours. they got separate overnight to

make that occur. jobina: zip tying the banner. what are they say, it is 5:00 a.m. ? drew: before the sun was up. they are making it work. jobina: and the photographers walking backwards. drew: my photographer was in the middle of the motorcycles and i was like please do not get run over. [laughter] he got the shot, he got it all. he was great. reggie: he did an excellent job. thank you for watching as well. jobina: until next time. until next year. i heard we will plan in september. kumasi: ok. drew: that will give us more option for ideas. reggie: it will be great. kumasi: let me tell you all about this. workers in san francisco, you need to get ready because this could be the future. the minimum wage increase implemented this week. reggie: and reducing drunk driving and alcohol-related incidents. that's an aim of a new bartender training program in california. kumasi: police officers on

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unified reaffirms plans to close several campuses. >> we identified potential misconduct, very serious potential misconduct. reggie: two oakland police officers off the job this morning. the allegations are related to a sideshow that ended in a deadly crash. kumasi: a live look outside as the sun comes up on a thursday, a lot of us waking up to fog. drew is tracking the holiday we can forecast. drew: be proud of me, i paid my rent today. kumasi: early. drew: reggie is always on twitter, pay your rent. reggie: i deliver the message, i feel the same. [laughter] drew: good morning, it is great out there for most of us. temperatures in the mid and upper 50's right now, pretty uniform across the board with a low cloud cover across much of the region as we start this final day of june. let us take you outside, all of