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

the cloud cover close to the surface. the fog is slow to break down this morning. as you take a couple of extra layers out the door, you need them for much of the morning. by the afternoon, we have sunshine away from the coast. a cooler afternoon because it turns windy later today, only to the 60's and 70's. even cooler for the holiday weekend. kumasi: this morning, two oakland police officers are on administered of leave after with the police chief is calling very serious potential misconduct. it happened during a sunday morning sideshow in a deadly crash after. police chased a driver because they believed he was part of a sideshow that happened saturday night. the suspect raced away, lost control of the vehicle and ended up crashing into other vehicles. the driver hit and killed a 28-year-old. his brother believes he could have been saved, saying the officers only taped off the scene and left. >> he was still alive he was on

the floor. if they had not taken off, one of them could've checked on the driver. kumasi: the driver and the pursuit has been detained. chief armstrong said he could not get into details about what happened at the crash. oakland unified parents are going to be meeting today to talk about the next steps to stop the closure of seven schools, this is coming after the school board voted down a resolution to reverse their plan. ryan curry is joining us in the newsroom with details. ryan: good morning. parents have a sit and purchased a park elementary to discuss the next steps. -- sit in protest. this is a last ditch effort to prevent the schools from closing. we have seen many parents tried to get the district to reverse the decision, it does not seem that that will happen. yesterday saw heated moments at the school board meeting with

one member leaving the audience to confront board members. following months of protests in debates, the board is proceeding with the plan to close several schools this fall. the district says they are headed for a budget shortfall and enrollment has been declining. closing schools was the best way of avoiding the shortfall. the problem most of the schools set to close our and predominantly black and brown neighborhoods. >> i do not believe we have the resources to maintain the number of schools we have. it stretches our resources to thin. >> i'm going to ask you guys to hear us again. could the community put children first? >> the whole board process is a sham. there is no community interest factored in. ryan: the district says even with an infusion of one-time money expected to come soon, the long-term health of the district remains bleak without closures. organizers of the sit in till abc 7 news they will be determining the next steps.

now, the seven schools in the district are still set to be closed. ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: new development in california's effort to make sure abortions remain safe and accessible for anyone. state legislature just approved the largest budget in state history. the $300 billion spending plan in goods 200 million dollars to maintain california as a sanctuary for people seeking abortions. $20 million will be used to help people with things like airfare, hotels, gas and meals. the money is earmarked for people who already live in the state, that upset some groups who say the governor's budget stops short of helping people out of state. >> it is really imperative that we include funding for out-of-state travel. reggie: the approved budget includes tens of millions more for clinics to serve uninsured californians, provide security and expand outreach. the budget is not headed to

governor newsom's desk. has speaker pelosi met with pope francis yesterday and received communion during a mass at st. peter's basilica. she attended the morning mask, marching sick -- marking c. paul. she received communion since the archbishop said he will no longer allow her to receive the sacrament because of her support for abortion rights. today, history will be made at the supreme court. the first black woman justice will be sworn in. it comes as the court wraps up on of the most controversial terms in recent history. jobina: there will be two major decisions followed by the retirement of justice stephen breyer, after nearly three decades on the work. he is a bay area native, born in san francisco. he went to stanford for undergrad. among the 83-year-old justices final acts on the high court, he will swear in his replacement, his former law clerk judge

ketanji brown jackson. it is not expected to shift ideological balance of the conservative majority white. >> shoot -- conservative majority court. >> she will become the first black woman on the united states supreme court in the fourth woman as we head to a new term this fall. jobina: nearly a week after handing down the ruling on abortion rights, the court make public to other consequential rulings, one could severely limit the power of the epa to fight i'm a change. -- climate change. the other will decide whether the biden administration can end the trump era policy remain in mexico. it requires asylum-seekers arriving at the border to wait in mexico pending an immigration court decision. abc news will have special coverage of the final two decisions whence they are released -- once they are released. at 9:00 a.m., there will be a live special report for the swearing in of judge jackson.

you can watch it right here and wherever you stream. kumasi: grills are not the only thing hot this weekend. mental health experts are weighing in on ways you can navigate divisive topics this weekend. drew: a look at temperatures today, cooler afternoon as the cooling trend continues for another day. 60's to low 70's around the bay shoreline. the warmest spot is barely touching 80 degrees later today. we will go

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drew: want to get you the latest on the drought monitor, we just got this information. no change from last week. exceptional drought, the worst categories you to the central valley, still encompassing about 12% of california. in the bay area, no change. most of us still holding any severe drought category. we will take you outside, this is the east bay hills camera. stockton with fog and drizzle in the hills and along the coast line. june gloom is with us for the final day of the month. hour-by-hour, the cloud cover is slow to breakdown. stuck in the 50's and 60's for much of the morning, have the extra layer as you go about your early morning hours. the cooling trend continues as we start the holiday weekend below average, we detail the

fireworks forecast on monday for the forthcoming up in about nine minutes. jobina: we are starting with a sig alert in castro valley, we have been covering the crash since the show started at 5:00. it really has developed. we have learned the vehicle involved flipped over several times, injuries are involved on westbound 80. he speeds down to around nine miles an hour, so heads up. a slow ride. no estimated time as to when the lanes will reopen. metering lights came on at 5:45, act up is not significant. you should not have any problems -- backup is not significant. very light at the richmond san rafael bridge in both directions. the drive times, tracy to dublin is not bad at 44 minutes. it is slowing down westbound highway for, antioch to concord around 22 minutes. kumasi: some minimum-wage workers are about to get a raise. when the pay increase starts. reggie: sonoma state naming an

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at 77-year-old woman with murder and arson charges that killed her husband. it happened saturday. he died tuesday from smoke inhalation. arson investigators say his wife admitted to setting the fire. according to the police report, investigators say her son described his mother as possibly having undiagnosed dementia. reggie: sonoma state university appointed an interim president to replace the outgoing president. he will begin his presidency august 1. he worked at sacramento state for 28 years before retiring in 2018. during the career, he served as vice president fred ministration in businesses fares, provost and vp for academic affairs. she faced intense criticism and a vote of no-confidence by university faculty for how she handled a sexual harassment allegations against her husband and her oversight of the budget and enrollment. her last day is july 31. kumasi: a new jury report is

detailing more problems. according to our partner, the report finds the most serious problem is a steady stream of contraband including methamphetamine and fentanyl. another issue is visitors entering the jail without being searched or showing id. the alameda county sheriff's office declined to comment until officials finish reviewing the findings. also in east bay, water is estimated to return to residence in kensington and 45 minutes at 7:00 after a six inch water main broke area it happened at the intersection of overland and amherst avenues and caused a sinkhole that swallowed a minivan. they called a tow truck to get the minivan out of the sinkhole and repairs are underway to fix the broken main. reggie: if your fourth of july weekend plans involve catching up with friends and family, changes our conversations may include current events. a lot of hot button issues right

now, like roe v. wade, politics, covid. it can lead to heated debates. according to the american psychological association stress and america study. high stress levels are leaving to problematic behavior. >> people, their head is exploding with stress. when you have that, you have got frustration that often leads to aggression under stress. >> there is a lot of room to walk away from the conversation and that is ok. you would rather have that something you regret later. reggie: dr. stanton encourages us to be kind to ourselves in curious others -- and courteous to others. kumasi: we are getting another look at margo robbie and ryan gosling on the set of the new barbie movie in venice beach. this was video that shows them on the back of a golf cart with their 80's inspired neon workout gear, rollerblades and advisors.

they are playing barbie and ken. if you did not know, you could have guessed. this is not the first time fans of gotten a glimpse. a couple weeks ago, we saw gosling in addendum outfit with spray tan abs and beach blonde hair. i be set to be released next summer. -- barbie is set to be released next summer. drew: i'm trained to get more context on the movie. they are calling it a fish out of water story, reminiscent of the movie big. we will see barbie's evolution into dolls of different shapes and sizes. reggie: ok. drew: that is all of got. [laughter] reggie: fish out of water. perhaps a situation where barbie -- i am making this up. where barbie and ken, they find themselves somehow being imported into the real world. drew: yes.

life-size of tyra banks into lindsay lohan. reggie: that is true. kumasi: it could be done again. reggie: there are only about five plot lines, they get recycled over and over. drew: we take that movie make it barbie. reggie: that would make more sense. like duh duh duh, coming into l.a.. drew: i wonder how it was a catalyst. a little girl wishing barbie was real. reggie: what was that thing in big? drew: the fortuneteller. reggie: the fortuneteller at the boardwalk. drew: he wanted to be big. reggie: i wanted -- want it to be exactly that. don't acknowledge it. drew: you see him walking in the background. [laughter] running out of ideas hollywood. let us take you to the south

bay, san jose we have june gloom, pretty expensive marine layer. most of us waking up to gray skies, some drizzle in the hills, even along the coast. the cooldown continues the next couple days. we keep the below average temperatures, even through the upcoming holiday weekend.wakinge 50's, take the extra layer with you. you will need it for much of the morning. by 10:00 a.m., still dealing with a fair amount of fog. into the afternoon and onshore flow, temperatures are cooler than they were yesterday. only 66 in oakland, 62 and breezy in the city. we hit 76 in the afternoon for san jose. 74 in vallejo. the fog comes back later tonight across the entire region. we likely have coastal drizzle as well. even patchy drizzle around the bay shoreline. numbers falling to the upper 40's to mid-50's. the holiday weekend,

temperatures are going below average. saturday afternoon, most of us in the 60's, if not low 70's. sunday is even cooler, most of us close to the water stuck in the 60's as the warmest thoughts in the mid-70's. -- spots in the mid-70's. we see 80's comee enwi. t frththout foinhe ly the 50's and 60's. accuweather 7 day forecast for the next seven days, the dam continues. we keep below average temperatures through the weekend, we have the fog on the fourth then warm up back to the mid and upper 80's by midweek next week. reggie: now, we bring in ginger with a look at what is happening on gma. ginger: hey everybody. love the talk about the barbie movie, a big fan of gary marshall in big.

so i am on board, let's go. [laughter] coming up, we have so much to get to on the program. holiday travel getaway. we always have to cover this. the best and worst times to hit the road, a lot of people have the plans and maybe you can be flexible. and what to expect at the airport. our exclusive interview with liz cheney among one of the two republicans on the january 6 committee in her first interview since the hearing started. the family of the first american pro soccer player with a public diagnosis of cte speaking out this morning. which holiday sales to jump on this weekend and which the expert they you should wait area tory johnson is here to tempt you with deals and steals made in america. we are ready to go on gma. reggie: did you have barbie's growing up, was that your thing? or did you have other toys. ginger: if you will recall, we could make a screenplay out of chapter four of my last book where i wanted or thought my barbie came to life in the form

of my stepmother. i went after i met my future stepmom and told my mom, dad is dating barbie. it was a good moment. reggie: i forgot that. [laughter] ginger: it is what every recent divorcee wants to hear. her ex-husband is dating barbie. reggie: someone could have read your book and perhaps made this into a movie. it might be the barbie movie. [laughter] margo robbie. when she shows up on the screen is your stepmom. kumasi: now you know. ginger: yep, yep. we start seeing the other parts, the details come in and we know. reggie: the plot thickens. [laughter] see you at 7:00, thanks. the right back. this fourth of july, brighten your home. with hgtv home by sherwin williams paints and cabot exterior stains. get $10 off 1-gallon cans or $40 off 5-gallon pails. just in time for the season.

kumasi: today, workers in san francisco will be celebrating the minimum wage increasing to $16.99 an hour. the workers rights community collaboriv w a e pay bp will not kick in until moow. minimum wages increasing in 20 states and cities tomorrow. reggie: bates -- east bay is hosting a hiring event looking to fill retail positions in stores in oakland in union city. at&t was ranked by linkedin as one of the top five tech and

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, crucial day for the future of the oakland a's. the vote that will determine if the plan for a new ballpark moves forward. kumasi: july 4 is a few days away. the spot san francisco police say you do not need to go to to see the fireworks show. reggie: a live look outside at 6:30 as the holiday weekend forecast is shaping up. is it going to be a good one for fireworks? if you have lived here for any period of time, you know the answer. good morning on this thursday. kumasi: keep hope alive. [laughter] drew: it is july. you're going to have fog. we certainly have a lot of fog out there, it is impacting temperatures. a widespread 50's, the marine

layer is even over parts of the north bay, so take the extra layer. you will need it for much of the morning hours. there is the june gloom on the final day of the month. here's how the day shapes up. we have partly sunny skies first thing, fog clearing as we had to the afternoon. it turns breezy, today is cooler than yesterday. most of us in the 60's and 70's, even cooler weather for the upcoming holiday weekend. reggie: today is a huge day for the future of the oakland a's. will the plan for a new ballpark at the port of oakland go forward, or will it be dead in the water? ryan curry is live in the newsroom with the crucial vote set for this morning. ryan? ryan: that is definitely a possibility. after all the planning, we will get clarity on if a new ballpark will be built. the san francisco bay conservation and development commission will vote to remove for priority use, which will clear the land for the ballpark.

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 it to the november ballot. this comes despite numerous amount of public, held already over the issue, but all of that would not matter if the commission votes no. >> this commission is looking at whether or not the whole bay area can accommodate the growth and cargo. its professional staff has said yes. however terminal is not necessary for the bay area to meet cargo needs. ryan: now, we wait for the official vote. the mayor does not support moving the decision on the howard terminal to the november valid -- ballot. she called a stall tactic. after months and years of debate about the project, it could be over of the commission does not remove the port priority use. if they do remove it, further discussions will be held.

ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: there are disturbing new details this morning about the investigation into the deaths of dozens of migrants in a semi-truck in texas. investigators are saying the driver of the truck may have tried to trick authorities into thinking he was one of the victims. jobina: 53 migrants died insulting texas heat. suspected driver is facing charges and authorities say he pretended to be a passenger during the initial part of the investigation. they figured out the lie because surveillance video at a security check when showed him behind the wheel of the truck. he and three others are facing charges that could result in the death penalty. the texas governor is promising more resources as numbers of migrants continued to surge at the border. >> today, i am announcing texas is going to add additional truck checkpoints. jobina: those extra checkpoints -- resources would include

strike teams in high-traffic areas to find people smuggling humans over the border. as for the survivors, 10 passengers remain hospitalized with three incredible condition this morning. reggie: over a month ago, omicron subvariant ba.2 became the dominant strain across the country. fast forward to this week, the cdc confirms ba for -- ba.4 and ba.5 combined are responsible for the majority of cases. they are dating data on how they behave. a study suggests they both appeared to escape antibody from vaccines and prior infection. an expert from stanford explains. >> even if you have some immunity from prior infection, you are still at high risk of getting reinfected by these variants. they find a way around immune response, enough so to cause infection. reggie: another study suggests

they may target cells in our lungs. stanford's doctor says masking and vaccination is still effective against the variance. kumasi: kamala harris is in the bay area. greeting her at the airport with the oakland mayor and san francisco mayor. the vice president pointed out how important it is for the biden administration to stay in touch with leaders of the local level. >> we have coordinated, collaborated and relied on the perspective of the mayors of america to help inform what we have done. to see them and talk about all of the work we've done, the work that is yet to do, is important. kumasi: you should imagine, there could be traffic disruptions and delays today as the vice president is making her way through the bay area. she will be staying in the nob hill neighborhood of san francisco before attending events. reggie: former ufc champion cain velasquez filed a lawsuit

against the family he 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 family's negligence and running their day care that to his child being sexually abused by the owner's son. velasquez is charged with attempted murder for chasing down henry eugene who is accused of molesting velasquez his young son. police say he shot into the man's pickup truck and struck the suspect stepfather, paul bender, in the arm. kumasi: tonight, santa clara county vector control is planning to spray chemicals to kill adult mosquitoes. they recently found mosquitoes infected with west nile. it will start at 10:00 p.m. until about 1:00 a.m. in neighborhoods with the 95035 zip code. the treatments pose minimal risk to people and pets. in san francisco, popular mission district bar is closing.

they announced on facebook it is planning to close the mission street location tomorrow. it has been in business for more than 25 years. the owner tells the chronicle the popularity of the location has faltered during the pandemic. he cited declining sales, higher costs as reasons for sure. however, the original location'f july. if you are thinking of heading to treasure island to watch the fireworks, san francisco polic'. they're asking people to stay away from treasure island on monday night. they say that is because of ongoing construction and viewing areas for fireworks and parking are going to be limited. roadways into parking areas will not be accessible. fireworks are set to start over the san francisco waterfront at 9:30 p.m. monday. another twist in the battle for spirit airlines. there is name-calling and a critical vote has been called off.

let us look life of the big board of the new york stock exchange, we are down 500 waits. another update next. plus, nearly 70 years after he was brutally murdered, the family of emmett till is asking for new charges. the recently uncovered information. you can watch us for a whole extra hour now, abc 7 at 7:00's life from 7:00 to 8:00 on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. you can download it now. drew: we will take you to the south beach camera, showing you the bay bridge as folks come into the sea. it is gray across much of the bay way, compared to this time go through the morning, 9:00 a.m., here's the timestamp. a fair amount of fog through the city, stretching through the east bay down to parts of the south bay along the peninsula. the morning is great for a lot of us.

the afternoon, more in the way of sunshine. thanks to the farm clearing, the warmest spots are barely touching 80 degrees later this afternoon. it turns windy this afternoon, the onshore flow kicks in. we find wind gusting today 20 to 30 miles per hour, strongest gusts along the coast and through the delta reinforcing the cooler air. we likely repeat that tomorrow as well. cooler day today compared to yesterday morning. clouds and afternoon sunshine, except along the immediate coast line. partly sunny skies with 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. cooler weather continues, even destroy the holiday weekend temperatures are below average. we preview the fireworks forecast coming up. let's check in with traffic. jobina: we are still sticking with the biggest problem which is going to be a sig alert, there is another crash, hit and run reported in the same area. westbound 80 is going to be a mess.

it has been like this since about 5:00 this morning, speeds have not improved. 11 miles an hour, at least two lanes are brought. metering lights came on at 5:40, we are certain to see the backup build since it has been about an hour since it got underway. a foggy start at the golden gate bridge. though not as bad as earlier in the week. i will keep an eye on all of the issues, be right back.

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kumasi: a major development in the january 6 investigation. a man long considered to be a critical witness has been subpoenaed after the testimony of a former white house aide who claims there were concerns former president trump could be exposed to criminal charges if you traveled to the capital -- capitol that day. jobina: abc news learned pat cipollone evaluating his subpoena from the january 6 committee. he could argue his conversations with former president trump fall under executive privilege. sources say he may sit down for written testimony to discuss his critical role in the final days of the trump white house, including on the day of the capitol riot. it comes after the explosive testimony from former trump white house aid cassidy hutchinson. she claims he voiced concern that trump would be exposed to

criminal charges if you traveled to the capitol that day. she testified trump knew some of his supporters had weapons, but still demanded they be allowed to march to the capitol. the top republican on the committee, liz cheney, spoke exclusively to jonathan karl. >> i saw you went and gave her a hug after she testified. why did she go we are few have gone before? >> i think what cassidy hutchinson did was an unbelievable example of bravery and courage. patriotism. in the face of real pressure. >> do you have any doubt at all in anything she said to you? jobina: she spoke at the ronaldt reagan library last night, saying now is the time for republicans to make a choice between loyalty to trump and

loyalty to the constitution. kumasi: new at 6:00, relatives of emmett till are calling for the arrest and new charges for the woman who accused him, leading to his brutal murder nearly 70 years ago. the ap is reporting a team searching a mississippi courthouse basement for evidence about the case found an unserved warrant, charging carolyn bryant dunham. dunham, and in her 80's, has not commented publicly on calls for her publication read she accuse the 14-year-old of sexual harassment after he allegedly whistled at her in a store. evidence indicates a woman identified till to the men who killed him. his killing became a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement. the 17th president of the philippines was sworn in. it restores a political dynasty 36 years after his father was ousted for power in an uprising. it carries human rights abuses.

he won in a landslide and has been rebranding his family's image on the promise of jobs and investment in infrastructure and agriculture. social media tacti. successful pld og tremoveok. tiktok from 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. spokespeople for all three companies have not commented. it is a hockey tradition each player of a winning stanley cup team gets to spend a day with the trophy. instead of it being delivered to the correct home of the avalanche team captain, it went to his neighbor's house, down the street. monday afternoon, the two men were at home and were not expecting this delivery. the moment the stanley cup showed up, it was captured by

the couples security camera. >> the guy came to the door, but the dog, shook our hands like he was supposed to be here. >> the black chest. he goes, yeah. i said, can i touch it? he said yeah, i felt the rim. i saw the dent on a couple days before. >> one of them took a photo and posted it and listed it under lost and found. the stanley cup was eventually delivered to the captain. steph curry will host the sp awards. the four-time nba champ has been a guest at them, this is the first time posting. the ceremony brings together the worlds of sports and entertainment for one big night in l.a., you can watch them july 20 right here on abc 7. kumasi: you have heard of stories like homeowners finding all kinds of interesting things

when doing renovation projects. somebody in delaware discovered something we've never heard of. a whole burger king restaurant behind a wall in the mall. this abandoned restaurant appears to be from the 90's. the general manager says it is not clear how long the burger king has been sitting vacant, but they took it over in 2020. now, they hope to get another tenant since the spaces already laid out for a restaurant. reggie: california lawmakers considering a bill that would extend the life of the diablo canyon nuclear power plant. over newsom's office wants to allocate a reserve fund of up to 75 million dollars to keep aging power plants in operation beyond the scheduled closing date in an effort to maintain california's strained power grid. the 37-year-old plant has been preparing to shut down for more than five years. diablo canyon is the state's last nuclear facility. kumasi: the biggest wildfire in california right now has sparked

evacuation orders and is burning down more than trees and grass. the fire sparked around 2:00 tuesday. calfire estimate it has already burned 900 acres and is reporting 10% containment. over 500 homes are threatened. evacuation orders and warnings are in effect right now. the fire is burning not too far from grass valley. reggie: the morning many report. spirit airlines giving itself more time to figure out its future. the airline announcing it is delaying a shareholder vote on a proposed merger with fellow discount airline frontier. that was supposed to happen today, it has been pushed back to july 8. officials want more time to negotiate with frontier and jetblue, which has put in its own bid to purchase spirit. negotiations have been tense, with spirit ceo calling jetblue ceo childish for the way they

have approached the deal. a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway, down about 500 points. snapchat is debuting a subscription option. power users can pay $3.99 to be on snapchat plus. it has a few special perks, including the ability to rewatch other people stories. people can pin a friend to the top of chat histories as a bff. it is the first real pursuit of making revenue from users outside of the ads. it is unclear if the subscription could allow an ad free experience. kumasi: after being closed for three months, thousands of people filed -- filled shanghai disneyland. officials close the park back in march because of an increase in covid cases. shanghai looked at lockdown at the beginning of the month as attractions at the park let the marvel universe showroom are still closed. capacity is limited, people were

excited. guests have to show proof of a negative test to get inside. disney is the parent company of abc 7. reggie: i would like to go. kumasi: i swear you've been to all of them. drew: i was going to ask. [laughter] reggie: i have not been to shanghai or hong kong. all the other ones i have. drew: which is your favorite? reggie: look, i am being complete the honest, not because we live here. my favorite is disney's california adventure. the combo cannot be beat. my second favorite is disney sea. in tokyo. beautiful. plus, the japanese are so into it. drew: there just excited. reggie: it makes it so fun. drew: i'm like the french. i don't think they like to rest. [laughter] reggie: i love the french, i

love paris. the combo is bizarre. drew: the history of disneyland paris is wild. kumasi: look up the video of the person -- should we talk about that? drew: night have to. reggie: another time. [laughter] drew: commercial break, i need to know. to the east bay hills camera, look at this. starting with fog in the hills, we have some drizzle along the coastline. on this final day of june, the gloom is in full effect. widespread low cloud cover, cooling continues the next couple days. some gusty afternoons on the way, we track below average temperatures to the upcoming holiday weekend. right now, we are basically uniform across the board, mid and upper 50's. a cooler day today compared to yesterday, the fog pulls back. we see sunshine away from the coast but with an onshore flow, only 60's and 70's, 66 in oakland, 62 in the city, warm

and sanders at. 75 -- but. expecting the marine layer to come back later tonight, mostly cloudy in the upper 40's to the holiday weekend saturday, we find temperatures below average and it continues into sunday. sunday, most of us close to the water in the 60's and the warmest spot slow mid-seventies. warm on monday, but below where we should be. fireworks on the fourth, we will have fog to contend with. it would not be the fourth without fireworks the fog. fog on the bay shoreline at 9:00 p.m.. cooler weather continues to the upcoming weekend, below average temperatures even into sunday. fog for the fourth but warming up tuesday and wednesday to the mid and upper 80's inland. reggie: today is the opening day for the marin county fair. this is the first comebacks in summer 2019.

it is considered the healthiest and greenest county fair, because they feature a solar powered carousel and stage, plus fresh and healthy food choices. they will have lots of performers, including unicycles, jugglers, stilt walkers, interactive art exhibits. each night is topped off with fireworks. tickets are online and at the door. grounds open 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. kumasi: one of san francisco's beloved pizzerias is opening up a waterfront location. it is known for the deep dish, square pie guys. it is opening its door to 3300 square feet of restaurant space. the kitchen upgrade will mean it conserved 76 -- can a service 76 diners at a time. mnu favorite is the jaylen pizza , after the former warrior who grew up in the bay. his is the one in north beach? that is somebody else.

reggie: there is a detroit one on valencia street i walk by all the time, it smells good. i have not tried it. i'm not as familiar with detroit pizza. are you? kumasi: what is that? reggie: the square. that is what they have. [laughter] kumasi: i was trained to think about going to the marin county fair, healthy fair food. reggie: that is not we want. kumasi: what is at the fair? dick kaegel -- dipped kale? fried? what you dip it in. reggie: when i go to the fair, i am looking for a funnel cake. kumasi: candy apple. reggie: people like corndogs. kumasi: if you are trying to eat right. what? how? reggie: i would like to know the answer. [laughter] kumasi: up next, seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand the

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us, here are seven things to know. a crucial vote will determine the future of the oakland a's. if the commission votes no, the project is essentially over. reggie: oakland unified parents will meet today to talk about the next steps to stop the closure of seven schools. it comes after the school board voted down a resolution to reverse the plan. kumasi: there will be two major supreme court decisions followed by the retirement of justice stephen breyer after nearly three decades on the court. reggie: judge ketanji brown jackson will be sworn in as the first black woman supreme justice. abc news has life coverage around 9:00. drew: june gloom giving way to a cooler afternoon, 60's and 70's for most of us today. jobina: we are following a sig alert for about two hours this morning and is finally cleared on westbound 580. kumasi: disney is welcoming the fifth cruiseship to its cruise line. the attraction off one mouse is the first right at sea. r --ide atr-- ride at sea.

reggie: they have a whole dinner ♪ good morning, america. for our viewers in the west on this thursday morning, nearly 50 million americans set to travel for the holiday weekend. get ready for one of the busiest july 4th weekends in decades. the best and worst times to head out. what gas prices will look like as air travelers brace for turbulence, lawmakers calling on airlines to do better. and the severe weather on the move for the holiday weekend. abc news exclusive. after that bombshell testimony from a former white house aide, now representative liz cheney, one of two republicans on the january 6th committee, in her first interview since those hearings started. >> you think some of the testimony you received wasn't truthful because people were threatened? >> our jon karl asking cheney