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livermore, you are cloudy. you have to go toward fairfield and tracy. that cloud deck will make its way westward, how about this 48 degree view here from mount tam with the wind and that missed flowing by. 56 in the city, 60 in san jose. the wind not much of a factor yet with mid 50's in petaluma and 59 in concord. a little milder in the north bay but the winds already 34 miles an hour. san francisco, you can see the color by the delta. the sun is on the way. it will take a little while but we will be cool, breezy with temperatures five to 15 degrees below average. we will get into a few more 80 degrees temperatures for the fourth of july and beyond. that forecast coming up. liz: now to our top story -- travel chaos for the long holiday weekend. the tsa says almost 2.5 million people past drew airport security on friday.

combined that with thousands of flight delays and hundreds of cancellations and you have a lot of aggravated travelers. as we look right now at sfo, just this morning, the airports canceled or delayed over 40 flights so far according to flightaware.com. mole lanky has more as millions are trying to be on the move. >> a record number of americans braving the holiday crowds flying this weekend. this amid flight delays, cancellations and staffing shortages at airports. >> we were supposed to be on her way to mexico for a graduation trip but it got canceled. >> airlines canceling nearly 700 flights and delaying 5600 on saturday. more travel troubles -- house and's of american airlines pilots may be dropping as many as 12,000 scheduled flights through the end of july due to an overnight computer glitch. american airlines says the vast majority of trips have been restored and this will not impact their holiday operations. transfer terry -- transportation

secretary pete buttigieg says he's taking steps to make things smoother. >> there are think you can't control like weather but there are things airlines can control to make sure they service the tickets they are selling. these next couple of days are going to put those measures to the test. >> tsa working to do their part during the weekend rush. >> we have enough staffing for this weekend. we have about a thousand officers that have volunteered to go on a temporary basis to help other airports. >> i found out my flight is delayed again from 11:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. to now 4:52 p.m.. >> jordan has been traveling for 11 my out -- for 11 hours. aaa predicts 11 million people will hit the road with the most traffic corridors expected in atlanta, boston and chicago. some holiday travelers hoping to avoid airports altogether -- >> where you going today?

>> drivers facing their own challenges. in california come a three cent increase to the gas tax. aaa per makes the roads will not be as congested sunday or monday. if you are traveling, give yourself windy of time. -- give yourself plenty of time. liz: if you are driving this holiday weekend, be prepared to pay at the pump. california is well above the national average for gas. divers are paying on average $6.24 a gallon. prices are even higher in the bay area. oakland is a little lower and san jose is where you can find least expensive gas at $6.26. that's $.11 less than it was last week. with the holiday weekend upon us, a familiar debate is reemerging in the city of pacifica over whether to ban fireworks. tim johns tells us why they have been at the center of controversy for decades, but how some are making the case to keep

them illegal. >> fireworks -- the quintessential fourth of july symbol are once again causing an explosive debate in the city of pacifica. in november, local voters will decide whether they should allow the continued sale of fireworks or ban them for good. it is a question that has divided the city for years with opponents pointing to the environmental damage and those in favor saying the local nonprofits that seldom rely on them for revenue. >> it would be detrimental. it's about half our income from this. >> all of the boost -- all of the booths will make between $180,000 and $200,000 -- money r law enforcement.nto the the om >> she sees both sides of the argument and once the local nonprofits to get their money but also worries about the increased risk of wildfires.

>> that's a tough one because i know it's a big fundraiser for our community but with wildfires being what they've been especially over the last few years -- >> some fireworks proponents say the wildfire fears are overblown. >> these are safe and sane fireworks come in at the fireworks you buy illegal that go up in the air. >> this is not the first time the fireworks issue has been on the ballot. voters decided on the same issue in 1983 and 1990 six. back then, voters approved the sales by margins of 24 and 42%, a trend he says will continue this fall. >> we don't have a backup plan because we don't think it's going to pass. we think fireworks are here to stay. liz: san francisco is gearing up for the return of its fireworks show this fourth of july. it's set to start tomorrow at

9:30. fireworks are best viewed from the hyde street harbor and fisherman's wharf. other public areas include pier 39 and peer 43 walkway. muni will provide extra service and after the show, there will be three express shuttles to the ferry building. part wilra event trains for the fireworks. there are a lot of events happening around the bay area. we got all the information, including a list of fireworks shows on abc7news.com. frustrations mounting for hundreds of residents of an apartment high-rise in san francisco. today marks one month since hundreds of people were forced out of the building due to flooding. tara campbell reports it doesn't look like anyone's going home anytime soon. >> this was the scene one month ago almost to the day -- residents captured video as the water poured in.

flood damage from a failed fire spanker system shutting the building down, forcing more than 600 residents from their homes. >> to my knowledge, those of us on the lower floors could potentially be able to get in sometime at the end of july. >> lastly reported, management was hoping to start moving people in by july but residents say it's not happening. x they are paying for the hotels and they gave us food money but i want to be home. >> she's in a battle with cancer and says living out of a hotel is making it tough. >> it is hard eating outside because i have to eat healthy. >> roughly 20,000 gallons of water cascaded from the 35th floor through the building. 95 of the 403 units have water damage. some residents telling me they oceawinot get back in unt

management to clarify some of these details and get information but they said they would not be making any comments at this time. ry nightro 6:0 to 8:00 -- they have access to the building. x we've been living out of a suitcase for the last month. a lot of people just come and get clothes, toiletries -- some people do laundry. all sorts of stuff. >> the majority of residents i spoke with said limited access is only adding to the limbo. >> it's inconvenient to schedule your day around coming to the apartment you are supposed to live in. >> i haven't been into my apartment in a week and a half because i work during the time that's allotted for me to be here. liz:ngak street in san francisco are upset after numerous cars were vandalized. this is video shared with abc 7. shattered glass could be seen on the streets.

it's unclear if anything was taken from these cars. the person who shared the video said the mischief happened friday afternoon but most of the car owners didn't know about it until yesterday. surveillance video may have captured the suspect. let's get a check outside on this fourth of july holiday weekend. lisa: you can see the clouds here -- san francisco, 56 degrees and winds up to 36 miles an hour. one of those days pushing 60 with son but we have high clouds increasing and a weather system offshore keeping this cooler air in place. we will talk about when that exits and a warm up, next. liz: alsoexation celebrat i se y area say they don't feel free following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. abc seven mornings continues after this.

liz: welcome back. here's a live look from the golden gate getting off to a hazy start. people on the peninsula spoke out in support of abortion rights hours after two states took very different stances on the issue. cornell barnard was there and tells us many women feel they are liberties are being lost. >>rtn proe. is health care. >> dozens of women and men what -- downtown burlingame to support reproductive rights. one week after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade -- >> we are absolutely outraged that this has happened. >> this burlingame parent organize this margin rally over the july 4 holiday weekend. but she says there's nothing to celebrate. >> this is not independence --

independence day for me. this country is not free anymore. >> this supreme court reminds me of the taliban trying to drag women back to the 16th century. >> these protest signs were made with her two daughters. >> no one is for abortion. you are for the choice of doing what you want to do with your body. i want to make sure they have that choice. >> states like new york making moves in the legislature to enshrine abortion rights in the stut ebu co a l fday that allowed abortis to resume. >> i'm heartbroken for the people of texas, for all the states where it is an absolute no go. my worry that could change goinfo>> we mt donate, we must vote.

but most important of all, we not be silent. >> cornell barnard, abc 7 news. liz: california governor gavin newsom is offering tax breaks to companies to move out of antichoice states. he tweeted california is the state where we won't fine you for allowing employees to receive health care. the texas attorney general says his office is looking to find businesses $100,000 each time they pay for an employee to get an out-of-state abortion.douglay protection in the waco roe v. wade being overturned. they say they will automatically delete information about users who visit abortion clinics that could trigger legal issues. they outlined that in a posts this week. it will purge information about counseling centers, fertility centers, addiction treatment facilities, weight loss clinics

and cosmetic surgery clinics from a user's location history. firefighters are making progress against a wildfire burning in the sierra foothills near grass valley. it's the largest active fire in the state right now. saturday with lower temperatures and higher he midi. it started tuesday as a structure fire but quickly spread to nearby vegetation and is now -- has now scorched 105 acres. firefighters are monitoring the winds, trying to prevent the fire from spreading to yuba county. the fire risk has some states reimagining their fourth of july celebrations. they are using drones instead of explosions -- explosives. fireworks were opted to forego it instead used a dazzling display of drones. you can see this drone display. they say the shift is keeping

ancient cultural practices and using technology to help the environment. it featured 300 drones synchronized to music. tahoe is planning something similar but it was postponed due to the weather. speaking of the weather, let's get a check of the forecast. not that warm fourth of july you hope for but i guess we are used to that in san francisco. lisa: the relative humidity has even increased in san francisco or the average high should be in the 90's. in the delta, they will be lucky to make it into the upper 70's. mount tam, where we have had mist and drizzle and only 47 degrees. off the coast, this system continues to influence our weather with below average temperatures and right through the holiday tomorrow. as we get a closer look of our visible picture, we are socked in north to south.

all the cloud cover -- where's the sun? you have two go way out to fairfield and vacaville. there's also that wind to contend with. you can see the camera shaking, 60 in mountain view, 59 in santa clara with 55 at half moon bay. there's a look at san jose were temperatures are little milder and about 70 degrees. that is a cool day in the south bay. as we look at the winds, they have been anywhere from 20 to 30 miles an hour in san francisco and will continue to be breezy to gusty throughout the day. little change as we clear out the low clouds. here's a look at santa cruz -- low 70's today, low clouds, patchy drizzle. the clouds will increase with

highs later today and awrtofdueh sure building bngg more warmth our way. noontime, east bay, bright and sunny. a sunny part to the afternoon and the high clouds -- here's a look at the overnight hours into the fourth of july where we have not only the fog -- here's that system offshore getting closer, some may be a few sprinkles in the north bay. at 4:00, partly cloudy skies in the fog hugging the coast line and then it's all going to move in as we get closer to 9:00. the fireworks, hopefully they are set off close to the ground. 62 with afternoon sun. hopefully close to home whereas santa cruz, little milder. average high, 71. low to mid 80's north and south

end of the bay. south bay, mid 70's. a nice break from the heat as we look at the fireworks forecast. how about the fog. the evening hours -- near 70 in san jose and the seven-day forecast come a few degrees warmer for the fourth and by tuesday and wednesday, slightly milder bayside and inland ended eventually we get near 90, may be over 90 and that would be more like summer for sure. liz: just ahead, a california veteran on a mission to help his fellow men and women in service. what he is doing as meet ron. that man is always on.

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liz: as the nation celebrates independence day, a california veteran wants to write americans

of those who fight for our freedom, bringing attention to the challenges they face including suicide and homelessness. marlee ginter talk to him about this mission to help change the narrative. >> ring core veteran friend -- brandon murphy does not want one more veteran to suffer after they have served. >> we are sick of the number 22. at 70 veterans are committing suicide every day. we are sick of our brothers and sisters coming back in pieces. >> that's why he's taking his new business even further. he just started an insurance agency in roseville with two friends -- one who is also a veteran and a portion of their profits will help launch the pacific patriot foundationa norofit helping veterans in need. >> we are going to have a whole team dedicated to outrage, calling out seeing the resources they need and delivering them. coalition for homeless veterans,

13% of the homeless population are veterans, roughly 40,000 veterans are on the streets on any given night with a considerable improvement over the last decade. >> what tugged at your heart that made you personally want to do it? >> my wife and i are very cry-center and faith-focused. when we had this original company coming together, putting 10% of our personal income back to his kingdom means a lot to us. >> and his wife also does mission work in haiti, maintaining and growing patient orphanages. while the focus of the foundation will be on veterans, it will have benefits beyond the border. >> whether it's at home or abroad, we have this calling to serve and we will make sure we do that. >> that was marley ginter reporting. part of the profits will be

donated to veterans in the sacrament of area. in the east bay, the city of richmond is taking off fourth of july with its show tonight at 9:15. it's free to attend and official say they are excited to welcome back the fireworks show after a two-year pause during the pandemic. oakland is preparing for large crowds at lake marek for the fourth of july. temporary street closures will be in play today and tomorrow. you can see where that is happening on the map in red. oakland fire officials are promising roving patrols to prevent people from setting off fireworks which are illegal in the city. road closures will be in place on grizzly peak on the fourth. the road will be closed to vehicle traffic between skyline boulevard and centennial drive. this is in an attempt to reduce fire risk where crowds tend to gather at popular spots. and in event organizers say was america's first hong kong

carnival. the festival aimed at promoting hong kong culture and bringing former hong kong nurse together. tickets were scooped up as soon as they went online. >> we are very surprised. we targeted maybe 1000 or 2000 people. liz: at least four and a half thousand tickets were sold and it gave old and new immignt chce to connect with each other. organizers say it represents hong kong's lion rocks. passed from generation to generation. still to come, a project to transform the legendary people's park in berkeley into housing has been put on hold. plus airshow accident -- a fireball erupts as bystanders look on in horror. what we know about this this morning. and fallout from the deadly shooting at a texas school -- the decision made by the school's police chief just weeks after he was elected to the city

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announcer: building a better bay area -- moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. liz: airshow accident -- a driver in a souped-up truck racing two planes dies after a large explosion on the tarmac. the investigation now underway. good morning again and thanks for joining us. we will get to that in just a moment. first let's get back to lisa for a quick check of the forecast.

lisa: good morning. we have a lot of cloud cover out there and as we take you to mount tam, that's where the moisture is. 48 degrees with mild humidity. a little light rain blowing around there. 56 in the city, 60 in san jose but you can see the clouds are looking like we are getting a little son coming through there. in santa cruz, 56, by the delta, a couple of more hours on the sun. the wind is kicking up from the city toward east bay. on other cool and breezy day. mostly sunny before the high clouds begin to filter and throughout the afternoon. once again, numbers will be well below average. mild inland, cool at the coast, blustery in spots on the fourth of july had some subtle changes. we will talk about how long the trend for warmer weather continues.

liz: now to the terrifying tragedy at a michigan airshow. you can see that huge ball of flame a reps during a stunt. >> this morning, police have identified the man who died after a large explosion during the pyrotechnic portion of a michigan airshow. authorities say 40-year-old chris darnell was driving this truck racing to low-flying planes at the battle creek field of flight airshow. it's one of the largest airshows in the country, known for its high-speed speed and death-defying stunts. the show's website advertising the shockwave as the world's only triple jet engine truck. he was traveling at speeds over 300 miles an hour down the runway before witnesses say parts of his truck, which was carrying an aircraft, began flying off. >> he didn't understand what happened when he first watched it but once you realize, it you

knew it wasn't going to be good. >> elizabeth matthews was there and was caught off guard. >> he spun in circles and rolled and then where he landed, it caught fire. >> a massive fireball appears to cause the truck itself to catch fire and roll over several times. it's unclear if the first explosion was land. the crowd was stunned. onlookers gasping as an announcement made it clear that something went wrong in emergency teams raced to the scene of the crash. the driver's father posting a statement on facebook saying we are so sad -- just one month ago, he turned 40. he was so well loved by everyone who knew him. he so loved the airshow business and was living the dream, as he said. liz: in the south bay, san jose police are investigating three stabbings that happen saturday morning. the first happened near santa clara and 3rd street. a suspect in that case has been

arrested. a short time later, to suspect stabbed to men near santa clara and market street. there have been no arrests in that case. all three victims are in the hospital and are expected to survive. investigators don't believe the attacks are related but say both started as fights at bars and nightclubs as they were closing. in san jose, a man police say was on supervised release for burglary and narcotics has been arrested again, this time for leading officers on a chase. it started just after 3 a.m. when police tried to pull over a vehicle. the driver took off and a short time later ran a red light, lost control of his car in a pole. the driver was treated at a nearby hospital and taken to jail. the aldie school police chief has resigned from the city -- that you've aldie school police chief has -- the uvalde police chief has resigned from the city. >> the embattled police chief,

pete arredondo, has resigned from his city council post. city officials confirmed to abc news. he was elected to the council additional may 7, spore and into the role on may 31, one week after the mass shooting at robb elementary school in which 19 children and two teachers were killed. he maintained he was not the incident commander that day. community members as well as the texas department of black safety director criticize law enforcement response after officers waited over an hour to enter the classroom where the gunman was hold up. >> the officers had weapons, the children had none. >> families demanding answers and accountability. >> everybody that is accountable for this massacre, be accountable. show your face, answer our questions now. now, now, now. >> but the mayor says his hands are tied and the city has been ordered by county and state

investigators not to release information until the investigation into the police response is complete. >> we are not trying to hide anything from you. we don't have everything. >> era donda was not present at the city council meeting. liz: new development in the case of a professional cyclist from san francisco who was murdered in austin, texas. the suspect arrived in houston after u.s. marshals found her in central america. she was arrested in costa rica earlier this week. authorities say she changed her opinions and used a fraudulent passport. investigators believe she killed him as part of a love triangle. uc berkeley is not going to be able to break ground on housing for students and those in need at people's park, at least not yet. an appeals court has halted construction on the site. preservationists are suing to

stop them from building a dorm and housing on the 2.8 acre site. they say the university has other properties it could use for student housing. the group has had people's park lifted on the national register of historic places to prevent uc berkeley from building on the site. still ahead, an ohio family demands answers. and protesters are taking to the streets after police shot and killed a black man. more on the growing outrage and investigation. here is a live look outside this morning -- things starting to clear up over the bay bridge and the embarcadero. we will

liz: here's a live look outside from the santa cruz camera where people are starting to gather for the fourth of july holiday weekend. hope you are having a good start to your sunday as well. now to the growing outrage in akron, ohio. the family of a young black man

is to mending answers after he was shot and killed by police. akron has canceled its fourth of july celebrations because of the outcry. andrew dymburt has the details. >> protesters marching through the streets of akron, ohio, demanding answers in a fatal police shooting of attorney five-year-old black man. >> i grew up with him and he doesn't deserve this at all. >> walker was shot by police after officers tried to pull him over for what his family says with a minor traffic violation. >> we want to know why he was shot down like a dog. why is that necessary. >> officers chased him for several minutes and claimed a firearm discharge from inside his vehicle. when the car slowed, they say walker ran into a parking lot adding actions by the suspects because officers to think he posed a deadly threat and in response, officers discharged their firearms, striking the suspect.

our cleveland affiliate says preliminary records show there were more than 60 markers indicating defects on walkers body and multiple gunshot wound to his face, abdomen and upper legs. pastor robert pound says he saw the police body camera. >> i heard one friend of mine liken it to the likes of an emmett till type of barbarism. so uncalled for. >> while the family attorneys deny he fired a gun at police, they say police told them they did find a gun inside walker's car. please bodycam footage is expected to be released. lisa: we are temporarily tamping down on the fire danger on mount tam. how's that? we are looking at the clouds and 47 degrees. a little moisture, but we will talk about our warm up for the entire bay area we return.

liz: also next, the nba summer league is officially underway this weekend. could the dubs hold off the sacrament ofings? chris alvarez will have the highlights coming up in sports. p. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours.

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an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. liz: welcome back. here's a live look from air san mateo bridge camera. people hitting the road on this holiday weekend. let's talk sports -- the giants are still looking to break their losing streak at oracle park while the a's are seeking redemption game for their series with the seattle mariners. the giants take on the chicago white sox at oracle park. and oakland is on the road, taking on the seattle mariners. that game starts at 1:10. the nba summer league games back on -- the warriors face-off against the lakers later today at 4:30. chris alvarez has more on the california classic in this morning's sports.

>> the giants managed just three hits friday night in a shut out lost to the white sox. they had two hits and they run with a hot start lead to a win. a great day to bring your family to the yard. lamonte wade jr. bobblehead day. there goes his third career leadoff home run. logan webb was dealing until the fourth, bases loaded. ? one. 3-1, basesmpledha loaded, ground ball to first. donovan walton's throw is off-line. bottom of the ninth, rally hats in full effect. mike yastrzemski representing the winning run. ground ball. giants drop nine to 12. a and mariners -- this man is dancing with broccoli.

the 80's scored first and all-black burn -- paul blackburn -- the bullpen could not hold it. justin upton, solo shot off a.j. puk just gets out and we are tied at one. bottom of the night, bases loaded for abraham tauro. sky bolt can't make the play and mariners walk off with a 2-1 win. where's and kings -- steph curry celebrating his son's fourth earth day. eunic - triple . do d sthsantos, one of his thres -- what a move. and fl. the highest draft pick in this game. keegan murray, fourth out of iowa. james wiseman mht play in the vegas summer league. he's got that down and mike

in attendance. the warriors lose 86-68 but it's not about the final score at point. >> this isn't whether we win tomorrow or don't isn't really the goal. it's more of a developmental thing and it's us coaching almost always guys for the first time, so we want to see what they can do them at the front office evaluate what they bring to the table. >> did you see this? he was mad at the chair under her so served underhand between the legs as protest. the return goes into the net. he won the match in for. that's your look at sports. enjoy your sunday. liz: a dream come true for dancers of all ages courtesy of the nba champions. the warrior stands team hosted a clinic outside of chase center saturday morning but not just

any dance clinic. it was open to kids and adults. atli to it stems from our organ. ef5 performance teams. we are celebrating all different ages and all styles of dance and that's what we want to do for the community as well. liz: the clinic included a big final number -- the dancers got to perform at halftime at the first scheme of the california classic. they look awesome. congrats to all of them, what a fun afternoon and a good thing because it was kind of chilly yesterday. lisa: yes. you are absolutely right and the reason why is this system offshore. this is influencing our weather from the cooler than average conditions. that missing -- that mist and drizzle at the coast. this moves under the influence of low pressure and you can see the cloudy start all the way

into the east bay. even antioch kind of gray that fairfield has been sunny. that cloud deck is certainly with us. it erodes to the west. it has been breezy and temperatures have been in the 50's. you can see the camera shaking with wins over when he won miles now here. 58 in oakland and we should see low 70's in oakland. we've only been in the mid 60's and we have had to wait for that warm up into the afternoon hours. today, very similar. when temperatures don't even reach 80 degrees, that is a cool air mass. only 60 downtown. with the sunshine out by the delta, that sea breeze's route the afternoon. the nicest weather in our inland valley where you can turn off the ac and look at that sunshine sooner. when guests dirty miles an hour

here and they will continue to move through the gaps and coastal hills and we will be looking at a brighter day here in the south bay. it turned out to be nice in san jose yesterday. a little son on the way and it is going to be cool and breezy. certainly not the best beach day out there. low clouds and patchy drizzle, little warmer tomorrow. the winds will back off slightly and we will get into if you 80's and the inland valleys. look how quickly the clouds begin to peel back and a few high clouds. here comes system to the north that will allow for more generous mist and drizzle throughout the early evening hours. by the overnight hours, we are looking at cloud cover and partly cloudy skies but by the time we are ready for fireworks -- the timing not really working out, a lot of cloud cover and temperatures not too bad, in the 60's for most of you.

santa60's and 70's on the penina with that sea breeze for redwood city. about 70 downtown. gusty winds and north bay numbers in the upper 60's to mid 70's. east bay has been gray and cool but the sun is on the way. 73 and concord and the fireworks and cloud cover for most all of us with about 61 downtown. mid 60's in livermore. the coolest day of the week is today. we warm up a few degrees and the modest warming trend takes us through the middle of the week with low clouds and fog not going too far. they will stay with us for the most part and as we top off near 90 and low 90's inland, it's a little more like summer for our friends in danville and concord.

liz: next, the holiday weekend means holiday sales. how experts are going to tell us to score the best deals on everything from home to pool to patio and more. meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. hie? nt. with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function,

and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction, and don't take it if you're on dialysis. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. a once-daily pill that goes beyond lowering a1c? on it with jardiance. ask your doctor about jardiance.

liz: here are the winning numbers from last nights powerball drawing. the powerball number, 26. nobody picked all six numbers, but there is another chance tomorrow night. the winning numbers from last nights super lotto plus drawing, the mega number was 18. nobody picked all six numbers in that drawing either. wednesdays jackpot rose million dollars. from fireworks to barbecues to time with family and friends, there are plenty of fourth of july traditions, but when we can't forget about is the

shopping. becky worley has been hunting down some of the best bargains. >> holiday weekend deals being advertised with a bang. >> this fourth of july, loews has summer savings that pop. >> fourth of july sales every year are reliably exciting. appliances, patio furniture, mattresses and lots of outdoor gear like items for the beach or pool. >> look at deals that really shine -- swimsuits on sale at macy's. swim and water toys are on sale at target like this bubble float lounger, regulate $30, on sale for 24. if long weekends mean diy projects at home, check out these deals. lows has garden soil on sale. home depot has this drill and

driver set. this pellet grill is at its historic low. its suggested price is 700 $99 but it is $499 right now. if you are worried about making a big ticket purchase before amazon sets off a discounting frenzy with its prime days, ask about a retailers price matching guarantee. >> they will typically price match against themselves. if the price drops, they might honor that leader. they might guarantee against other retailers. the publishers differ from retail to retail. liz: for all of you online shoppers, wayfarers offering discounts up to 60% off. if you don't have plans for thete gve summer concert series continues in san

francisco. the recreation parks department is sponsoring it for the 85th year. there will be performances by cold war kids and geographers. gates open at noon and the show starts at 2:00. organizers say ahead because more traffic is expected with the holiday weekend. it is going to be chilly, so bring a jacket. lisa: it's always fun and always crowded. with the gray sky and breezy wins, a cool day in the city. that bows -- that bodes well for us and temperatures will warm up inland. still low clouds and fog an issue for the fireworks. for the middle of the week, it's pleasant and then a little warm inland. nice summertime weather ahead. liz: thanks for joining us on abc seven mornings. abc7news continues at 5 p.m.. we hope you join then and have a great and safe holiday weekend.

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