headaches. one airport already dealing with cancellations and delays ahead of this weekend. >> definitely thousands of fish. kumasi: a look at the massive school of dad anchovies -- dead anchovies. some people reported fish falling from the sky. julian: if you are planning to watch any fireworks shows, more on which areas will be best. kumasi: it is friday, july 1. julian: first, we will check in with drew tuma. drew: this cooldown continues for another day. live doppler 7, we have cloud cover and it is widespread. that gray contour along the coast into the south bay. we are starting the fourth day -- first day of july with gray

skies and cool afternoon. 55 in oakland. 54 in the city. 57 in san jose. the view outside is a great one from the exploratorium camera. a live look showing you the cloud cover. fog slowly clearing, very similar to yesterday morning. by the afternoon, we have sunny skies away from the coast but it is a cool start to the month of july. we are all in the 60's and 70's. a closer look at the afternoon highs and the holiday forecast coming up in a few minutes. jobina: if you have a trip planned for this weekend, be aware of delays. airports are warning about shortages affecting travelers at this moment. according to flightaware, there are more than two dozen delays or cancellations already and it is only 5:00 in the morning. ryan curry is at the airport with more on the troubles. ryan: good morning. we could be expecting one of the

busiest travel weekends in a couple of years. it is hard to speculate the exact numbers but we are already seeing some delays and we have already been seeing over the last few weeks and months travel numbers slowly trickling backup. tsa reporting numbers back up to where they were. this could be a very busy weekend here at sfo. g experts, they are telling passengers to expect cancellations and travel delays, staffing shortages and other problems. with the increase in travel this weekend, they could be amplified. passengers say airlines are notifying them well in advance of their flight in case of any delays or cancellations. sfo has lower cancellation rates than the national average but it could be a tough weekend for many. >> if anything goes wrong like a thunderstorm, it is a domino effect and it ends up being chaos. >> i have been warned by my family that there have been delays this past week and

because of the holiday weekend, i wanted to make sure i was here. ryan: that is still going to be the best bet. arriving early. cancellations may not happen as frequent here but that does not mean it will not happen at another airport. you could have a layover somewhere else and that could be a real issue. tsa expecting people to have long delays here. we are seeing numbers trickling back up the last few weeks and it is a holiday weekend so arriving early will be the best bet in case you have to make a flight on time. ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: if you are staying home this weekend, there are many events happening to celebrate the holiday. we have all the information on our website including fireworks. just head over to abc7news.com. julian: dead anchovy are falling from the sky in lorain county. they were found at a wildlife preserve bordered by simpson beach. amanda del castillo you spoke with experts about what is

causing this phenomenon. amanda: the shore is similarly -- seemingly painted silver by anchovy. the mass event that happened earlier this week. >> this is one of those times where we get to see the sheer number of the size of these schools of fish. it is amazing. amanda: amazing and a mystery. there is uncertainty about why the thousands of fish ended up here. here's county parks director max korten. >> what likely happened is some kind of predator in the ocean encountered a school of anchovy somewhere near the mouth of the lagoon. amanda: possibly drawing the anchovy into shallow water where they sucked up the limited oxygen and suffocated. a researcher said that ending is likely although he believes something else may have attracted the anchovy to the lagoon. >> hungry anchovies go where the food is. amanda: a volunteer at uc davis,

he says this year is generating more food production and the fish follow. he says the cool water is bringing in more anchovy than we have seen in the last 10 years off of our coast. the abundance is good news for seabirds. interesting news for anyone seeing anchovy far from water. >> people, i do not want to visualize this, but i think they are bar food. they are feasting so much, it is more fish that may they know what to do with. amanda: as more is done to determine what led to the die off, experts they do not panic. this has happened several times over the last few decades. >> the biggest words of assurance is the anchovy population is booming and we are in a boom and things like that drive them to the shore and unfortunately, they do themselves in. amanda: amanda del castillo, abc

7 news. >> family and friends pay tribute to a man killed in a crash after a sideshow. they gathered at the same location where he died early sunday at 50 4th avenue and international boulevard. he was killed after police chased a driver who they believe was part of the sideshow. policing the car raced away from officers at 100 miles an hour and lost control then crashed into other vehicles that hilda and killed him. his brother talked with j.r. stone about the dangers of sideshow culture. >> i see it a lot. cars, we see it a lot and it is nothing new to us. now that something has happened and now that we are grieving and hurting because things we see on a daily basis actually turned out the something that caused us -- turned out to be something that cause those to lose a

brother. kumasi: the alleged driver has been arrested. two others are under arrest. julian: firefighters are monitoring hotspots after a three alarm fire in vallejo. flames broke out around 5:00 p.m. yesterday along broadway near highway 29. crews were able to get it or control -- get it under control before spreading to nearby buildings. no reports of any injuries and the cause is under investigation. >> the wildfire that prompted evacuations in nevada county is holding steady under 900 acres. of fire started inside of a building but did not say how or why that building caught fire. three buildings which were basically storage sheds also burned down. containment is up to 20%. full containment is expected by sunday. the fire started tuesday afternoon near the ub river. -- the yuba river.

drew: we are taking you outside to san jose where we have gray skies across much of the region. where julian left off yesterday, -- where june leff yesterday with the gloom, we have july. today, tomorrow, sunday and even into the holiday on monday, we have good air quality across the board. the cloud cover is slow to break down so keep the extra layers with you through much of the morning on the into the 50's and low 60's. as we head toward lunch, we have fog breaking down in the east bay. into the afternoon, most of us will wind up in the 60's and 70's for the afternoon. it is breezy again with the onshore flow 20 to 30 miles an hour. even stronger tomorrow. tomorrow is a windy afternoon. tomorrow is even cooler than today. highs today, it is a cool start. 61 in the city.

66 in oakland. 71 in palo alto. 77 in concord. half moon bay at 58 degrees. the cooling trend continues today and tomorrow, even into sunday with below average morning fog with afternoon sunshine. we will talk about the fireworks forecast on monday but first let's see how traffic is doing. >> windshield wiper weather for driving. it felt like rain. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. it is foggy this big getaway for your long holiday weekend. about an 18 minute drive toward 101. here is where you will need your windshield wipers acro golden gate bridge. you can see the sheen on the roadway. is coming down pretty good. it is not rain but it is pretty thick fog. it may dampen your visibility just a little bit as you come across the span but very light

traffic all morning. we have a little bit of slowing over the ultima past where chp has issued a high wind warning. just some slowing where 285 and 580 merge. >> a deadly boat collision. the investigation into what went wrong. >> the bill governor newsom signed to have companies cut down on their heat. >> releasing the latest safety report. the end

reggie: brittney griner faces -- she faces 18, charges. assange claims free speech and has insisted he was working as a journalist. the case could set a legal president in freedom of press cases. the case could open the door to more criminal investigations into news outlets. he faces 175 years in prison.

>> 15 black former or current employees are suing tesla alleging racial abuse in their factories. they say they have been subjected to being called racist names, references to slavery, and sexual comments from colleagues, managers, and even human resources. most of it occurred at tesla's fremont location. some say they were given the most physically demanding roles and path of for promotions. tesla currently faces at least 10 losses for discrimination and sexual harassment. tesla has not responded to the allegations. one person is dead after a crash between two boats near angel island, a sailboat and 25 foot motorboat crashed yesterday afternoon. the crash caused the motorboat to spin out of control until police officers could get a hold of it. one person in the motorboat was ejected and pulled from the water. they were taken to the hospital where they died. four other people were on board the sailboat. they were not hurt. san francisco police and the

coast guard are investigating. reggie: uber has released its safety report and the company received nearly 1000 sexual assault related complaints in 2020. of those complaints, 141 of them were rape. most victims were women and passengers. the report says that never actually went down from the previous year. it reported 247 rate cases in 2019 -- rape cases in 2019. >> the supreme court's historic term has come to an end. the court said goodbye to one justice and welcomed its newest member. faith abubey has more of what lies ahead for the high court. faith: a beaming justice ketanji brown jackson taking the mantle from her retiring mentor justice stephen breyer becoming the first black woman on the nation's highest court. >> i, ketanji brown jackson, do

solemnly swear. faith: that historic moment capping a consequential term after the conservative majority handed gun-control advocates a stunning defeat by extending the right to carry a firearm in public and overturning federal abortion rights. >> i believe we have to codify roe v. wade in the law and the way to do that is to make sure that congress votes to do that. faith: congressional democrats do not have the support to suspend the 60 vote requirement to make that happen. as outrage grows over the court's decision, to be controversial rulings. the government rubberstamping the biden administration's policy that forced asylum-seekers to wait in mexico while cases are pending. the court also dealing a major blow to the biden administration before wrapping up its term. the majority cutting the epa's ability to fight climate change and deferring to congress to define the agency to regulate

emissions from power plant. >> the decision does constrain what we do but it does not take us out of the game. we still will be able to regulate climate pollution. faith: amid the fallout, concerned about what the court's decision to take up a redistricting case could mean for elections in this country. a ruling in favor of the plaintiff could give republican-controlled legislatures the power to rewrite laws to decide which candidate gets the most electoral votes in their state. the court's opinion in that case would come just before the next presidential election and even allow legislators to pick their own electors, which some trump allies tried to do after he lost the 2020 election. in washington, faith abubey, abc news. reggie: most of us are getting cash to deal with high gas prices and inflation. the money is included in a new state budget governor newsom just signed. the refund will range from $200

for individuals to more than $1000 for couples with children. it will be delivered as soon as october. the budget also includes more than $1 billion for utility payment assistance, $170 billion for education, and $47 billion for infrastructure projects over the next three years. there is also nearly $3 billion to make california the first state to guarantee free care for your -- free healthcare for all low income immigrants. >> california has strict rules on plastic packaging. governor newsom signed a new rule that would reduce the sale of plastics by 10% by 2027 and 25% by 2032. reductions can be made by using different material, reducing packaging sizing, and making products more reusable. also by 2032 most plastics must be recycled at a rate of 65%. reggie: be on site sharing the official cover art for her

upcoming album "renaissance." ♪ of course, that is a clip from her new song and here is the album cover. it shows queen bey on a crystallized horse. it is what she is saying that has me excited. she is reiterating what we all thought, that this will be an album full of bangers, that will -- it will include a lot of dance numbers, and she wants us to wiggle. drew: wiggle? i do not remember that. reggie: she wants us to release the wiggle. that is what she said. drew: what? reggie: she is into releasing things are now. releasing songs, release your job. drew: we should make the 29th

bey day. take over the morning news. everything the onset -- beyonce when it comes out. >> we did this when she had the disney plus thing. reggie: i guess it was for lion king. why do i not member what that was called? >> because i had it and then i lost it. reggie: black is king? >> black is king. thank you. drew: what else would be important? >> are we thinking that the album is broken into segments? drew: that is the question. reggie: do you think there is a sequel to the apple? that is what i am thinking because she had a pretty long time to record. drew: the twitter folks said it could be act i so we are not quite sure if it is a number or a letter. she is always like that. reggie: all will build your --

all will be revealed. drew: maybe not. reggie: and is there a visual album? drew: will it like "lemonade?" that was epic. reggie: when she smashed those windows. drew: that reminds me of the tiktok song. reggie: not that though. >> i'm going to look at the local reference. i am not sure what she is talking about. drew: you look it up while i do the weather. wiggle your way to work. here is san rafael right now. gray skies over the north bay. some morning clouds. it is the first day of the new month. we are on the back half of 2022. we have patchy drizzle. she used her windshield wipers. i did too. we have been fog in spots -- dense fog in spots. pretty uniform temperatures. low to mid-50's. grab a couple of extra layers

because we are very slow to warm. sunshine comes out but it is not really until the afternoon so temperature-wise, we are below average. 61 in the city. 66 oakland and san mateo. 75 in san jose. that is comfortable but below average for the time of year. 79 in santa rosa. 77 concord. overnight, a lot of fog. we will have drizzle along the coast and the shoreline. most of us waking up to clouds on our saturday morning with temperatures in the low to mid-50's. let's talk about the holiday weekend. we start out with morning clouds each day. below average temperatures. sunday we are stuck in the 60's and low 70's. a little bit warmer on monday but all in all, no intense heat coming our way. let's talk about the fourth on monday. we will have fog for fireworks. by the evening, we will have fog along the coast, patchy along the shoreline, clear skies inland. the best bet for finding clear skies is away from the coast. here is the forecast.

cooler weather for the start of july. over the weekend, it is windy in the afternoon. later next week after the fourth, it will warm up but no intense heat. no 90's on the board. warmer spots will be the mid and upper 80's. >> i found the direct quote. "i hope you find joy in this music. i hope it inspires you to release the wiggle." reggie: it is there. >> and to feel as unique, strong, and sexy as you are. reggie: what if she meant the group the wiggles? >> that is what i thought. >> i would not put it past her. drew: me neither. they are very excited. >> coming up, the seven things you need to know this morning. reggie: the memorials are leaving.

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will be busy. reggie: stay sober if you are hitting the roads. that is always the rule but chp is revving up enforcement this weekend looking for impaired drivers. maximum enforcement starts at 6:00 p.m.. >> we are following your friday morning commute. we know a getaway is in order but the bay bridge is looking great. no metering lights so far. drew: here is your weekend forecast. we will keep below average temperatures for the holiday weekend. on the fourth, sunshine but likely fog along the shoreline with fireworks monday evening. >> experts are looking for the cause of a massive anchovy die off in marin county. there are a couple of theories including a lack of option can -- a of oxygen. experts say this has happened several times the last few decades. reggie: the ballpark plans will go ahead. this is happening perhaps in time for november.

she has been -- the mayor has been pushing for this project. >> some changes starting today. tolls are going up on the golden gate bridge and there are new laws dealing with guns, schools, and your local bar. we have all the details on abc7news.com. reggie: inflation is hitting the fourth of july heart this year. the cost of a holiday barbecue is up 17% but there are ways to stay -- ways to save. reporter: how to host a jul4 barbecue without bre but that is not determining these sisters who live outside of pittsburgh. they say their fourth of july -. is pretty big this year. reporter: new data shows ground beef prices soaring 36%. parking beans up 33 proceeds -- 3%. >> even though the grocery store

prices have gone up, you do not have to pay the price. reporter: just because it is a barbecue does not mean you have to overdo it on meat like this to from our patriotic partiers. >> that would be good. reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m. from travel to sales to fireworks, gma has your july 4 weekend covered. i am becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> an incredible season -- after an incredible season, the warriors are losing two players. gary payton is leaving for a deal with the portland trail blazers. he came back from a broken elbow in the postseason amid a huge impact -- and made a huge impact for the warriors. it is a three year, 28 lay in our deal -- $28 million deal. anderson is also leaving. he will still be in california,

signing with the lakers. he was born and raised in oakland and won the title in his hometown, which is incredibly rare. that is pretty amazing. the warriors need to develop their younger players so jta will not get a lot of playing time in the upcoming season. >> the store celebrating its centennial anniversary and the special show for this weekend. >> oakland's first friday is back again.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> we are now officially in july which means changes including a toll increase at the golden gate bridge. what you need to know where you live. >> the oakland a's are one step closer to building a new ballpark. >> chocolate factory closure. the health concern that stopped

production of the world's biggest facility -- at the world's biggest facility. it is friday, july 1. you know what that means. your rent is due. >> i will get into that later. it is also payday for a lot of us. so it feels this much less painful. drew: i paid early for the first time in about a year. i usually see reggie's tweet and i am like, not again. here is a look from our south beach camera this morning. we are socked in with fog this morning. you will likely need your windshield wipers. sue hall used them earlier this morning. the fog is thick in some spots. we are starting off july where jun ended with gray skies. we are basically uniform in the mid-50's. take extra layers with you because we will be slow to warm. a live look outside. here is the fog over the city. the fog is slow to clear.

we will get some sunshine away from the coast but the slow clearing means it is a cooler afternoon today compared to yesterday. the cooling trend continues. most of us in the 60's and 70's. we will look at the holiday forecast and see if we can find some warmer weather coming our way. jobina: today marks a new month and july 1 brings more changes than most months. let's get into it and we will begin with good news. some people will get paid for -- get paid more. the minimum wages going up in one dozen cities. many of them are in the bay area. san francisco, emeryville, and foster real. but the extra money may not stay in your pocket. this bartering will cost you more too. -- this train will cost you more too. the increase was originally

scouted for january and is the first since 2020. golden gate bridge tolls are rising. fast track users will pay $8.46. other tolls are not changing. the state gas tax is rising as well to a total of $.54 per gallon. reggie: new laws take effect today dealing with guns, schools, and your local bar. to keep drunk drivers off the road, bartenders will undergo new training to recognize when someone is intoxicated. there are new limits on hourly school can start so kids can get more sleep. for middle schools, no earlier than 8:00 a.m. for high schools, not before 8:30. the school will expand its requirements for micro stamping, how firearms imprint tiny markings. this helps law enforcement investigation we. ghost guns will be included in red flag laws allowing courts to seize firearms from people who might be dangerous. ghost guns will be included in domestic violence restraining orders.

they had been unregistered and exempt until now. jobina: the california highway patrol will be out in full force this weekend looking for impaired drivers. they will begin a maximum enforcement. period tonight through 11:59 on monday. officers will be looking for telltale signs of under the influence drivers. speeding up and slowing down. they will have a focus on the speed enforcement and distracted or impairedreofcily on d a already headaches for travelers. we are talking about sfo. there are nearly three dozen flight delays or cancellations already this morning. ryan curry is at the airport with what you can expect this weekend. ryan: good morning. it is already a very busy morning here at sfo. this morning rush, pretty crowded for as early as it is here.

we are looking at a potential busy travel weekend, the busiest since before the pandemic. part of the reasoning is due to the staffing shortages at the airport. that is leading to cancellations and delays and a big headache for a lot of passengers. abc news reported thousands of flights were canceled last weekend and that was not a holiday. it is tough to speculate the exact numbers but if anyone is flying today, expect it to be very crowded. it already is. staffing shortages and other problems have caused these issues to be problems for months and with the increase in travel, it could be and the fight for this fourth of july weekend. the advice from experts, give yourself plenty of time. do not cut it close. >> you will have to navigate more traffic on the roads and when you get to the airport, there will be longer lines because there are issues with the airlines and tsa. ryan: that is the core of the

issue as the demand is up and the staffing is low just because sfo does not have as many cancellations on average, it does not mean your flight will not get canceled. it does not mean other fights will get delayed. we are already seeing delays at sfo this morning so it will be a busy travel weekend. if anyone is coming to sfo, you can already tell it is really crowded. give yourself plenty of time if you are traveling this weekend. be patient with everything and be ready because it will be a very busy weekend. ryan curry, abc seven eyewitness news. reggie: if you are staying home this weekend, there events happening to celebrate july 4. we have information including a list of fireworks shows at abc7news.com. jobina: the oakland a's are closer to building their waterfront ballpark, winning the key approval from the san francisco bay conservation and development commission. [applause] this is huge. fans erupted in applause as the

seven hour session came to a close. the commission voted 23-2 in favor of removing from howard terminal. casey pratt caught up with the president who talked about getting path yet another stadium hurdle. >> it was a massive win, over womanly positive, more than we thought and a critical approval for the project. >> we know this is just a step. i think it was described as second base in this process. third base is what i am more worried about. that would be getting the council to vote on a development agreement, a community benefits agreement. how likely is that to come before the end of the year? >> it needs to happen by the end of the year. the mayor is leading off of this. she has been the biggest proponent of this project and without her leadership, i do not see it getting across the finish line. av t really urge the city council

and everyone involved on the city side to schedule the vote as soon as possible. >> is this more a matter of time or are there still big gaps? >> it is a little bit of both but the ball is in the city's court in terms of scheduling the vote and responding to our proposal. we are trying to do everything we can to advance this forward. we are really running out of time in oakland. we only have the next six months to figure this out. there is a small window of opportunity and we want to see if we can pull it off. it would be an incredible project on the waterfront. i'm sure that the a's will be here for many generations to come. it will be a transformative project for oakland. the entire bay area the waterfront is an incredible vision. jobina: we use the news app to send out an alert about the vote. to get breaking news when it happens, download the bay area and enable push alerts. reggie: developing today, the trial of brittney griner got underway in russia. she has been in jail for 131 days after she was arrested at the moscow airport on february 17.

authorities claim she had cannabis oil in her luggage. they accused her of drug smuggling. the u.s. embassy promised to send a diplomat to the hearing. her wife is demanding the biden administration do more to secure her release. >> you trust that the maximum amount of effort is being put forward to bring her home? >> no, i don't and i hate to say that because i do trust that the persons working on this are very genuine people, that i do believe. but i do not think the maximum amount of effort is being done because again, the rhetoric and the actions do not match. reggie: greiner faces up to 10 years in prison if she is convicted. jobina: the woman suspected of killing a taping chip cyclist from san francisco has been captured by federal agents in costa rica. authorities have been searching for 34-year-old caitlin armstrong for days. they found her.

she is wanted in the killing of mariah wilson in austin, texas. wilson was preparing for a race. authorities say she had a brief relationship with armstrong's boyfriend and that the killing might have been motivated by jealousy. federal agent say armstrong traveled from new jersey to costa rica using a fake passport. she will be deported back to the u.s. where she will face murder charges in texas. reggie: scooters will be on the streets of santa rosa today. the pilot program begins around several neighborhoods. 200 scooters will be available downtown, railroad square, santa rosa junior college, and montgomery village. the program will last one year and it will be up to the council to decide whether to continue it. jobina: the apple academy is celebrating its first graduating class. we get a look at the new program. reggie: why wells fargo is listing one of its san francisco office buildings. first, check the weather. drew: here is a live look from

our camera along the embarcadero in the city. this is a great start to the first day of july. a little breeze out there. the trees swaying just a bit. tree pollen remains low. grass pollen is the main offender for allergy sufferers. it is at moderate levels. sunshine later this afternoon. the uv index will be high. a bit breezy across the city and through the delta. e day goes on. pick ups by this afternoon, the onshore flow strengthens, winds gusting 20 to 35 miles an hour. tomorrow afternoon is even windier than today. we will likely see wind gusts over 30 miles an hour for a lot of us to start the holiday weekend. temperatures today because of the slow clearing of the fog and the onshore breeze, keep the extra layers with you for much of the morning. by the afternoon, we will see sunshine away from the coast but the combination of the slow clearing and onshore flow will

keep temperatures below average for the start of july. a lot of 60's to low 70's along the bay shoreline. even inland, most of us in the 70's. a few spots will touch the low 80's. the 3d forecast shows a cool start to july. we will keep the cool down going through the holiday weekend. below average on sunday. taking a look at how the holiday is shaping up for monday especially for fireworks monday evening in about nine minutes. but first, how we are doing with traffic. >> pretty good considering today is a big getaway day. this afternoon will be a different story. right now we are pretty light so it is a good time to get on the roads on this friday morning. here is the east shore freeway beginning to bunch up but traffic is moving at a pretty good clip as you make your way in toward the macarthur maze and the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights and very light conditions. there is your drive time from highway four to san francisco. that is hercules on the way to the city. just about 22 minutes.

not bad. over the ultimate, minor slowing. we have one problem spot in san jose north 101 near hellier. we have traffic being diverted around a couple of cars that got into an accident locking one lane of traffic. chp and emergency crews are there. you can see a little bit of slowing toward highway 85. we will be bac

jobina: the biggest chocolate factory in the road stopped production because -- the biggest chocolate factory in the world stopped production because of a salmonella outbreak. it can be re-shut down in belgium over the concern. the company contacted food authorities to disinfect their lines. all products affected have been recalled. reggie: wells fargo has lifted one of its district office

buildings for sale. the san francisco business times reports the 13 story building on california street is listed for $160 million. if you months ago the bank announced it would end the lease on fremont street. wells fargo is committed to its employees but it has more space than it needs to support its workers. jobina: a hardware store is thanking the community for 100 years in business by giving away a sweet treat. ace hardware handed out 500 free apple pies to kick off their centennial anniversary. the family wanted to give back to the community for their business. oneheir firstt i19 byhe curre owners grandf we are so proud to be here at this moment. to be 100 years old at this moment is a tremendous period for us. jobina: that is pretty cool. for the grand finale of the

celebration, a large drone show will take place at the waterfront at sundown this sunday. america's got talent will be in charge of lighting up the skies. reggie: 90 students graduated from the apple developer academy in detroit. it is the first program of its kind in north america. students were given an opportunity to participate in a 10 month developing program learning how to design apps. disciplines ranging in age from 18 to 64. no experience required. >> not like a normal boot camp where you put a book in front of you and they have this curriculum. you are given a project and then you have to ask questions and then ask more questions. reggie: at graduation, students showcase their apps for the first time. some students are moving on to begin their careers at notable companies like gm, ford, and rocket mortgage. the program is currently accepting new students for their next 10 month course. jobina: that is really cool. who is ready for a von disney'sd

come as you can treat yourself to the most expensive drink in the galaxy. the hyperspace lounge is a special cocktail that is $5,000. if you are wondering what is inn this, disney is keeping it a mystery but one reporter who visited the ship yesterday, reggie, why aren't you on this assignment? reggie: our friend is there from good morning america. if someone is going to get a taste of it, it is tony. jobina: this detail says there is dry ice. but that is not $5,000. reggie: did you see the video? drew: we cannot air it but

underwhelming was an interesting word. reggie: did kumasi tell you about how she was at a club? drew: that was in miami. fireworks were going off. reggie:is a steakit is and when it comes out the man is like, i do not want the stake. drew: apparently it is an experience. nobody knows the exact details. it could inform stormtroopers -- involve stormtroopers. they do not know what is in the cocktail but apparently it is an expensive cognac but they have not revealed what exactly. reggie: whatever it is, i better get a blackout. somebody better hit me over the head with a bat because i did not want to remember that i spent that money. i do not want to see the receipt. jobina: i do not have it for the drink.

drew: try to split it. reggie: unless a genie comes out of a lamp was actually three wishes and one of them is to take this charge off of my credit card. , want robin williams voice to come out of this thing and tell me i am rich. reggie: -- jobina: him and will smith. reggie: both. miago thet, carpet, and the -- drew: -- gray skies over san jose. it is another day where we will

find temperatures cool for july. is a new month today. 60's and 70's around the shoreline. barely touching 80 degrees. overnight, the fog comes back. it is another morning with gray skies. temperatures in the low to mid-50's. here is the forecast. it is a cool start of the month. we will keep cooler weather through the upcoming holiday weekend. it is windy. temperatures are below average. we will have fog for fireworks. be aware of that. we will warm up by the mid part of next week. reggie: thank you. after a two year hiatus, the essence festival culture is back in new orleans. it has been called the super bowl of festivals and attract some of the biggest performers in the world. more iathstal elv i it it that hosts a variety of attractions. the walt disney company will be

the exclusive entertainment partner and invites users to experience the theme which is the power of joy. you can livestream select performances, interviews, and more on hulu today through sunday from 5:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. disney is that they are a company of hulu and abc7. jobina: i did not could do this. i might be watching that. reggie: isn't janet there? jobina: she sure is. reggie: we were supposed to be talking more about the transformation from splash mo untain. lots of things to look forward to. jobina: a good summer 2020. reggie: next year. you had a big summer. new at 6:00, new financial trouble for bed, bath & beyond now coming true. the major changes coming to the retailer. jobina: expanding the brand. jobina: expanding the brand. the barbecueoficasc fibe

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jobina: if you are looking for something fun to do, in long-standing tradition is back. the county fair is back in full swing after a two year pandemic pause. abc7 were there for day one of the fair. one of the big highlights was the food. >> is good? >> this is the real deal. >> this is a family affair. you can bring the kids here and there is something for everyone. >> just feeling the excitement from the kids and the parents, it is time for us all to gather again and that is why we seem did so happy together -- that is why we themed it so happy together. reggie: i see cotton candy and

fried dough. jobina: is this cotton in drink? reggie: maybe cotton candy beer? jobina: i do not know how they define healthy. it is not that. drew: protein. jobina: which leads me to lobster fries. that is protein. reggie: it is a cotton candy drew: that is a big mimosa. jobina: also the color of the mimosa. reggie: we have questions. do not go on that zipper after eating anything. just did not go on the zipper. if your life has led you to the zipper ride, today is the grand opening for a legendary oakland barbecue joint at a north bay casino. it will feature the restaurant's popular ribs, beef brick this -- beef brisket, and sausage links.

they will be fries, macaroni cheese, and potato salad. it is the first location outside of the east bay. jobina: if you are looking for something fun to do in oakland, first friday street festival is tonight. the event celebrates independent business month. it is all outdoors. there will be food and live music along telegraph avenue to 27th street. the festival happens every first friday of each month. new at 6:00, the don't say gay law takes effect today. reggie: mystery in marin. thousands of anchovies turn up dead. what exactly went wrong. jobina: if you are traveling for the weekend, have a backup plan. the warning from airports where we are already seeing delays and cancellations. reggie: a live look outside. it is heavenly. howie: man, it's lonely. going through life, it's lonely.

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