travelers hard this weekend. what is contributing to the travel turmoil. reggie: or you can just stay put, like we are on this monday, july 4. kumasi: starting 6:00 with drew and a check of the forecast. drew: we will have fog this evening with the fireworks, we will show you where exactly in a second. temperature wise, not too chilly. 50's to low 60's for the most part, little mikey. a live look from san rafael showing gray skies first thing in the north bay. it is very light out there, certainly is a holiday. take a look at how the data shaping up. some sunshine away from the coast, as you see the sun go down, we watch fireworks. fog along the coast and around parts of the bay shoreline. we will pinpoint exactly where the fog is coming up. reggie: breaking news in sacramento, police investigating a shooting that left multiple injured.

this happened about five blocks away from where different deadly mass shooting in may happened. that left six people and 12 tohe sotinures, we not kw moin a have very limited information. as soon as we get more, we will you know. kumasi: cities across the bay area are presenting -- preparing to celebrate the fourth of july with legal fireworks shows. california is in aught, so enjoy these shows and not illegal fireworks. liz kreutz is joining us with more on what is planned. liz: despite fire danger in pandemic delays, fireworks or back this year. some started last night. in richmond, the show brought out huge crowds over marina bay. while it is beautiful to watch, fire danger is a big concern, especially when it does come to legal fireworks. in parts of contra costa county, law enforcement says they are cracking down this year.

we spoke to the mayor of antioch. he said staff will be working overtime in the city has been working to come up with a plan. they are ready to respond quicker to incidents related to illegal fireworks, that is going to include flying their drones to identify people using them. >> in the past, we have had a school parking lot taken over by spectators and people who are participating in huge illegal fireworks displays. we deploy a drone, get the address and get video footage you need is evidence, then we can deal with them accordingly at a later time. liz: over the weekend, there were seven fires in contra costa county. even though it is a cooler weekend overall around the bay area, fire officials are warning the fire danger is still very real. it is dry and windy, which can spread and grow a fire rapidly. moral of the story, we say it every year.

stay away from illegal fireworks. you will make your pets and dog very happy. reggie: and the owners. [laughter] the city of phoenicia kicked off the holiday weekend with their traditional torchlight parade. it gave residents a chance to celebrate the country and brought people together. it had been canceled the last couple years because of the pandemic. spectators enjoyed live entertainment and appearances from local organizations. there is a drone show finale. kumasi: today is the return of the annual fourth of july parade in danville. seating is first-come, first-served. a lot of people got there early, really early, putting lawn chairs and spots after 6:00 last night. they have hosted the event since 1975. the theme is celebrating local olympians, honoring athletes who participated in the games. >> we missed the parade two years. we've got our chairs, all the

family will be here tomorrow. kumasi: the parade starts in a few hours at 9:00. there are expecting more than 100 groups to take part in the parade. reggie: san francisco is gearing up for the return of its fireworks show this fourth of july. the set to start tonight at 9:30 and will look exactly like this video shows it. fireworks are best viewed from the hyatt street harbor. other public areas to watch from include pier 39 and peer 43 walkways. for the show from 3:00 to 9:00, there will be extra service. after the show, three expression shuttles will go to the ferry building. bart will run on a sunday schedule today and have extra trains before and after fireworks. kumasi: oakland is preparing for large crowds. street closures are in place, they include parts of lakeshore and grand avenue. road closures will be in place on grizzly peak on the fourth. the road will be closed to traffic between skyline boulevard and centennial drive

to prevent people from sending off fireworks, which are illegal in the city. there are a lot of events happening around the bay area to celebrate, we have all the information, including a list of fireworks shows come on our website. reggie: with gas prices soaring in-flight stalling, people are having a rough time getting around. jobina has more details on the difficulties on the roads and skies. jobina: it is a double situation. as air travel returns to pre-pandemic levels, flights face many complications, making problems for passengers, the airline industry and faa stretched thin with workers. thousands of flights are canceled and many more have been delayed. >> i spent over $600 on a ticket , now i am still trying to find a way to get home. jobina: i wonder he was traveling. $600 is kind of decent right now. contributing factors in air travel trouble are bad weather,

pandemic, employee shortages into difficulties meeting high demand. aaa sites 42 million travelers on the road this weekend, some saying the choice was because of high prices for flights. but gas prices remain high, averaging $4.81 nationally, which is down from last month's record high of five dollars a gallon. according to aaa, here are gas prices for a gallon of regular in our area. san francisco, average price is $6.34. open a $6.30. san jose, $6.25. kumasi: a live look at sfo. there are at least 15 delays and cancellations this morning. if you are flying or picking somebody up, make sure you check their flight status before you head to the airport. reggie: a small plane with four people on board crashed into a hangar at the petaluma airport. witnesses say across windows since the plane out of control as the pilot was trying to land.

-- a crosswind sent the plane out of control as the pilot was trying to land. the faa was called into the scene along with the building inspector. no word on where the flight originated. kumasi: the coast guard is searching for three men who are missing after they jumped into the sacramento river to save a child. it happened yesterday afternoon with of antioch. the child made it out safely and did not need medical attention. the coast guard has shifted the search to a recovery mission. closer to home, a similar incident. a man died while saving his son yesterday afternoon. the napa county sheriff's office reports this is the second drowning at the lake in less than a week. the 35-year-old was not able to swing back and drowned. his son survived. the sheriff's office is running the public to wear a life jacket went on a boat or in the water. reggie: san jose police say the issue of 500 citations during a

sideshow over the weekend. officers say it happened late saturday night when about 200 cars took over the intersection of south 10th street in alma avenue. police released a photo showing several cars walking roads surrounding the sideshow. they made seven arrests on various weapons and firearms charges and confiscated two guns. five cars, including this one, were towed and will be impounded for 30 days. despite understaffing, several officers stayed well past their shifts to help her get the sideshow. containment is growing on the fire in the sierra foothills. wifi in cafoose's ey cstnu 'ng. how many he needs to chop down in order to break his own world record. drew: a look at this evening, we talk about the fog forecast for fireworks at 9:00 p.m. tonight, we will have it along the immediate coast line patchy fog stretching into part to the east

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drew: a look at live doppler 7 with satellite, there is a big trough. you can see the dip in the jet

stream across the west coast, that is what is and temperatures, keeping this cooler than average over the next several days. you would closer, you see some rain. it is associative for cold front that will swing through tomorrow across the bay. it will not bring us rain, it will just keep the core than average weather in place. hour-by-hour, a lot of gray skies. through the afternoon, sunshine away from the coast. the fog does fill in again later on tonight. thick fog along the coast and patchy fog along the bay shoreline for this fireworks. sunshine this afternoon away from the coast, very comfortable, topping in the 60's and 70's. jobina: anyone home? drew: they are sleeping. jobina: everyone is home, look at that. traveling westbound, if you need to go anywhere, i can assure you it is clear. no reports coming in from the chp, which is great news.

same thing in san rafael as we bring you a live look of 101. good news if you want to see the fireworks in san francisco. bart is operating on a sunday schedule if you need it for the commute, there are extra trains available for san francisco and the coliseum if you want to see the fireworks. parking is free. earlier this morning, the chp shut down four lanes of eastbound 580 after motorcyclist was killed in a crash. officers were called out to the accident near park boulevard offramp in oakland just after 1:00 a.m. it involved a pickup truck and motorcycle. another suv was off to the side of the highway and there are no reports on what caused the crash. we will let you know when we learn more. reggie: tackling the opioid crisis. more on the legislation that could lead to san francisco sitting up locations for injection sites the future of a slow street in san francisco could be hitting a roadblock.

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building a better bay area, and we have been focusing on the crises in the tenderloin neighborhood like drug use there is a controversial bill that would allow three california cities to set up safe injection sites and it is close to reaching the governor's desk. some see it as key in combating the abridged crisis in others are not so sure. reporter: the goal is to help those addicted to drugs and stay alive and get treatment. the bill is sb 57, introduced by senator scott weiner. it paves the way for san francisco, oakland and l.a. to set up safe injection sites the places people can go to legally inject drugs all under supervision. >> these are one tool in the toolbox to try to prevent people from dying of overdoses and get people into treatment. reporter: it is making its way to the legislature and could lane on the governor's desk next month. >> if the governor signs the bill into law, it would go into

effect january 1. my hope is the city will be prepared at that point in time to open one or more of the sites. reporter: san francisco department of public health saying in a statement in part, the city is pursuing a policy that could allow the opening of safe consumption sites once the legal herder -- hurdles have been addressed. it will save lives and help connect more people to treatment and services. and would add to a multipronged approach to reduce overdose deaths. but jackie berlin has concerns. her son has been on the streets of the tenderloin for more than a decade. now addicted to fentanyl. >> i see this as enabling him to continue. literally, he is a zombie on the streets. reporter: she speaks to her son every week, sometimes searching for him on the streets. >> he says he wants to get well, and he sees how hard it is in the city and it is discouraging him. reporter: she wants to see more

going to resources that already exist, pointing to methadone treatment as an example. openede da a week. reporter: senator wiener's is getting people healthy is the endgame. >> better treatment under the bill needs to be offered. ultimately, we want people to go into treatment. we want them to reduce how much they are using or ideally stop using. reporter: abc7news. kumasi: we put together a half-hour special called 50 blocks stories from the tenderloin available from streaming. download or been the bay area streaming app to check it out. reggie: lake street has been closed to traffic since the early days of the pandemic a could soon change. city transit officials say they could not find enough agreement in the neighborhood and had to

move forward. last year, they voted to let it become a permanent slow street for walkers, runners and cyclists. upon further outreach, they foundtie ard will revisit the ie in the coming months. this morning, first look at what will be disneyland's newest ride set open in 2024. a variety you already know, but they are redoing it. abc 7's parent company, disney, announced splash mountain will be renamed to as bayou adventure. they've been traveling to louisiana to make sure the right preserves the heart and soul of the city that inspiredtiana's story. >> she is leading us on an adventure of discovery. it is a musical, is going to be joyous. i think the guests are going to love it. for people from the area, we want them to feel like they are at home when they step into the attraction. reggie: coming up, the inside

scoop on the ride that is giving the disney princess a new permanent home at the park. that is at 7:00 right after abc seven mornings. did you see she is in an adventure outfit? i like that, it would be ridiculous if she were in the dress in the bayou. kumasi: is it ever about idea to have one address? -- on a dress? drew: [laughter] in a bayou. [laughter] reggie: mud, everything. drew: glamour. humid? who cares. swamp? who cares. [laughter] do i look good? great. in my comfortable? -- am i comfortable? who cares. partly to mostly cloudy skies, we are seeing most places along the coast, low clouds in patchy drizzle.

for fireworks, fog along the coastline and patchy fog around the bay shoreline. we keep cooler than average temperatures through much of the week. the end of friday and upcoming weekend, warmer weather moving in. we are generally mild in the mid 50's to low 60's. a look at the fourth of july forecast, areas of fog giving way to sunshine away from the coast. a comfortable afternoon, 60's and 70's. this evening after the sun goes down, we will have fog along the coastline and around the bay shoreline. temperatures not too chilly, in the 50's and 60's. a light layer as your outside tonight. highs in the 60's and 70's, 72 in oakland, eating san jose. 79 in concord. more sunshine the coast, partly su to the coast tonight, the marine layer. numbers in the upper 50's to low 60's.

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kumasi: firefighters are making progress against a wildfire burning in the sierra foothills.

the rices fire near grass valley. it is the largest active fire in the state, containment is up to 45%. following lower temperatures and higher humidity over the weekend. the fire started last tuesday, a structure fire that spread to nearby vegetation. more than 900 acres have burned. crews are monitoring winds into trying to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby yuba county. san jose's joey chestnut is going to try to win nathan's famous fourth of july hot dog eating contest for the 15th time. 35,000 fans are expected to be at coney island to watch the competition and millions more will be watching on our sister network, espn. chestnut holds the current network of eating 76 hotdogs and the buns in 10 minutes. he has a foot injury this time, that is not stopping him from trying to defend his title. >> i think i feel better than i look, i look pretty rough. but i am going to go out hungry and eat.

it is something i love doing. kumasi: on the woman side, six time champion nikki is favorite to win. she did not compete in lester's event because she was pregnant. coverage starts at 7:45 this morning on espn three. some patriotic pups are ready to celebrate independence day. we love to see any outfit they put on. they were decked out in red, white and blue tensile with an american flag theme going on with the peace sunglasses. a sparkler in the foreground. the owner showed the video to kick off the holiday weekend in humboldt county. she posted about the lives of her three pit bulls plus her cap, where is the cap? -- cat, where is the cat? they have the best outfits. coming up next, nasa fireworks best. how neighbors help police seize illegal fireworks.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, deadly police shooting in the midwest. the body camera video of the incident that city officials are calling extremely disturbing. kumasi: legal fireworks shows

are back, but illegal fireworks celebration have fire departments concerned. what they are doing to prepare. reggie: a live look outside as we wonder, what will the weather be like today for the fireworks and maybe your cookout? what to expect. kumasi: are you having a cookout? reggie: no. kumasi: but we like when you cookout. reggie: a last-minute cookout? we could. is it going to be nice at all in the city, or cloudy? drew: between 1:30 and 1:35. kumasi: never mind, we will wait until later. [laughter] drew: just being honest. gray skies for most of us, temperatures in the mid 50's to low 60's. a little on the mild side. see the morning cloud cover over the city, we have afternoon sunshine away from the coast as the afternoon goes on. temperatures are comfortable today in the 60's and 70's,

below average pattern in place. this evening, we will have fog along the coast and parts of the bay shoreline. we'll pinpoint where the fog is for fireworks coming up. kumasi: outrage this morning following a 25-year-old white man being shot and killed by police in ohio after a police chase. -- black man being shot and killed by police in ohio after a police chase. jobina: city officials released what they are calling extremely disturbing body camera video showing the moment officers shot and killed walker. even the mayor is calling the video heartbreaking. authorities say nearly a week ago, officers try to pull walker over for a traffic violation when they say a shot came from the car. chase happened into minutes icow wed downnd ran away. according to officers, they try to deploy tasers but missed and walker kept running. accord to officers, he turned and stopped toward the police.

officers opened fire in investigators say they do not yet know how many shots were fired by officers. walker died on the scene. april luminary report from the medical examiner shows his body had more than 60 wounds. that shape preliminary report. >> it is excessive. we have heard numbers as high as 95 shells on the ground. jobina: walker was unarmed when he was shot and a handgun and loaded magazine relater found in the driver's seat of the vehicle -- on the driver side. the eight officers who fired shots are on paid leave pending the outcome of the investigation. reggie: do people are dead in several hurt after a gunman opened fire at a shopping mall in denmark. this happened yesterday afternoon in the capital copenhagen. a 22-year-old man is in custody and is believed to have acted on his own. the three victims have been identified as a man in his 40's

and to 17-year-olds. this is the worst shooting the country has seen since 2015. kumasi: the union city park station has reopened. at 38 your old man was arrested for allegedly stabbing a man in the neck. at 37-year-old man was her entered into the hospital. witnesses tell police the victim had been walking with his wife and young child when they passed the suspect who ran up from behind to attack. reggie: every year, police and fire departments one us not to buy and use illegal fireworks. every year, you can see and hear it, people ignore it. in certain places as you look to the sky, this guy is looking back. liz kreutz is here with the explanation. liz: they will be using drones. it may be a cooler weekend across the bay area, but firefighters are not taking any chances with the fire danger that comes from fireworks.

in fairfield, three city parks are closed through tomorrow because of a fear of legal fireworks and that they may spark a wildfire. >> it is to prevent anything from happening, any kind of incident that gets out of hand where we cannot handle it. just to preserve the park for everybody to use for the rest of the year. >> although the temperature is cooler, the danger is still out there. vegetation is very dry. with the winds we are experiencing, it could still spread and grow rapidly. liz: the cease fire marshals say they have staffed up to the holiday to be ready for any potential fires. the same goes in contra costa county with several fires over the weekend. law enforcement says they have a plan to crackdown on illegal fireworks. the mayor of antioch told us the city is working on a plan that will include deploying drones to identify people using illegal fireworks. they say they will then use the

video from the drones is evidence to deal with people at a later time. despite concerns about illegal fireworks that have already been fantastic illegal shows taking place, including last night in richmond. -- legal shows taking place. reggie: i was almost going through the exact same shirt, how embarrassing would that have been? or great. liz: you would have looked fabulous. reggie: i like a matching moment. there are legal fireworks shows, we have them listed on our website. kumasi: some fourth of july celebrations in southern california are not getting off the ground. san diego sheriff's deputies seized 500 pounds of fireworks. they were tipped off by neighbors who heard the fireworks being set off. the illegal fireworks were found in a garage near neighboring houses. a 21-year-old man is in jail accused of stashing the explosives and could go to prison for a year found guilty. reggie: a man is facing charges

for smashing the windows of several cars in san francisco along lake street and 18th avenue friday afternoon. they arrested a 35-year-old man asked information from witnesses. this people say a man with using a sledgehammer to break the windows. kumasi: added by governor newsom is running in florida encouraging them to fight for freedom or move to california. >> freedom is under attack in your state, they are making it hard to vote, restricted books, criminalizing women and doctors. i urge all of you living in florida to join the fight or join us in california, where we still believe in freedom. freedom of speech, freedom to choose. kumasi: newsom's governor campaign posted th on youtube. he says he made the ad because florida's governor, ron desantis is likely a 2024 presidential candidate and represents much different politics than the kind newsom favors.

he previously said he has quote subzero interest in running for president. governor newsom is running in california, but a lot of you may be wondering, why is he running the ads in florida? kristen sze is shedding light on the strategy. >> he becomes what he sees as the self-appointed democrat in action. he is taking on what is left of the trump administration, taking on republican. he wants to take the fight to them. he is saying, i am going to be the embodiment whether it is on choice, the environment, guns, california is going to do it california's ways and show the rest of the nation by the way, there is a presidential race down the line. joe biden does not run and kamala harris does not, he is there is the leading democrat with a national following. he gets it with tactics like this. kumasi: the ad is only running on fox stations in florida. reggie: money withheld from

customers by the crypto company celsius. the company looking for advice for potential bankruptcy. mars packing the streets and spectators scrimping to get away. an apparent sideshow in vallejo. you can watch as a whole extra hour every weekday. abc 7 at 7:00's live from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. you can download it for your phone, tablet, roku, amazon fire or injury tv. a check of traffic. jobina: we are starting with the commuter alert from bart, they are running on the sunday schedule because of the fourth of july. if you want to see the fireworks in san francisco, they will be running extra event trains tonight. parking is free at all stations. except for two stations because the dta runs the lots. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights. clear commute, no blocking issues to report or advisories coming in as fishery alive again

san jose. wrapping up within -- show you a live view in san jose. drew: nobody on the roads this morning. a live look from the exploratorium camera, mostly cloudy conditions. a light chop on the bay water. you can see a big dip in the jet stream, that is a trough that is keeping cooler than average temperatures in place for the next several days, even a little bit of rain falling a cause northern california. it is associated with a cold front that will move through tomorrow. it will not bring rainfall, just keep clear than average temperatures over the next several days. future weather, starting with cloud cover. as you go through the later morning early afternoon, it stays cloud in the north bay and along the coast. elsewhere, dealing with sunnier skies. between the evening, the fog feels back in. when not be the fourth of july

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reggie: an update to the breaking news from the top of the hour. a homicide investigation is underway downtown. there are five adult victims in a shooting, one person has died. this happened just about five blocks away from a different deadly mass shooting that happened in april that left six people dead and 12 others hurt. he did not know what led up to the shooting or if any suspects have been identified. various traits are closed. again, shooting in downtown sacramento overnight.

to the east bay with what appears to be a slideshow that took place in vallejo. the street is packed with cars, and the click hundreds of people were there watching. police lined up down the block with sirens blaring. there were fireworks going off in the sky as people were running and getting into cars. formatmasi: as sea levels risem threatening the north bay's busiest highways, there is a hefty new budget to keep them intact. governor newsom allocated $30 million for protections against flooding. there's recurring flooding on highway 37, the only road in and out of marin city. the two lane road is used everyday by nearly 50,000 commuters. climate change could cause the low-lying highway to be practically unusable by 2040. caltrans is considering rebuilding or rerouting the road altogether. reggie: the essence festival wrapped up in new orleans, which

has become the largest african-american cultural and music event in the u.s. the festival made a huge comeback, hundreds of thousands of people filled the areas to witness the attractions, entertainment and music performances. vice president kamala harris sitting down for a one-on-one interview with actress kiki palmer. disney was the exclusive entertain it -- entertainment part of the event. they are the parent company of abc 7. people are wondering if they will see their money after crypto lender celsius halted withdrawals three weeks ago. at least four other crypto companies also told people they cannot withdraw their money or limited the amount they can take out of their accounts. regulators in five states are investigating the move by celsius to freeze crypto accounts. the wall street journal reports celsius hired attorneys and consultants for advice on a potential bankruptcy filing. what little was left of sprint's mobile network is officially no more. t-mobile shut down sprint's lte

connections just before today's holiday. t-mobile has been revamping spectrum in network towers for 5g since taking over sprint two years ago. do you remember to g cell service released in the 90's? t-mobile's network is still operational, at last check they plan to retire the service, but a date has not been set. kumasi: shein is leading the way with cheap, trendy clothes and lawsuits. the chinese company picked up a long list of big brands of boutique designers alleging design theft. the wall street journal says 2019 shein and its parent company have been named in 10 times trademark cases as its rival, h&m. shein says it does not intend to infringe on anyone's intellectual property. it is valued at $100 billion. special guest performed on stage

with the backstreet boys in toronto. ♪ not but that t-shirt. reggie: that is what i was thinking. drew: he wants it that way. reggie: i guess so. kumasi: the boy been shared this video of drake, who joined them on stage when they were warming i want it that way. drake told the crowd before the song about why it is significant. he says that his bar mitzvah, he was 13 and a girl asked if he would dance with her while the song was playing. it is all moment. drew: a quick google search. kumasi: see murder is a wrapper that went to jail. anyway. [laughter] drew: sorry, i was googling. reggie: not the fit i would expect for backstreet boys. kumasi: does he want him to get

out? why? reggie: i would have picked -- kumasi: anything. reggie: literally any other t-shirt. drew: drake had a bar mitzvah, i do not why. i feel like it is the start of a joke. you remember the video for backstreet boys in the airport hangar? reggie: they were wearing the white outfits. that's why they had the clouds behind them, then drake shows up with cmurder. drew: were you backstreet boys are in sync? reggie: i made a switch. started with backstreet boys then went to nsync. kumasi: i like backstreet boys. drew: they were first on the scene. reggie: justice for jc. drew: who had the best voice. no justice. maybe drake should have worn a jc shirt.

here's the fireworks forecast, this is later tonight at 9:00 p.m. you can see the white condor, that is the fog along the coast and over the city p.m. and patchy fog stretching into the east bay. parts of the peninsula and south bay will have clear skies. temperature wise, in the upper 50's to mid 60's. a light layer is needed, but not chilly. east bay hills camera, fog and oakland hills. raindrops on the lens, we have patchy drizzle. fog for fireworks tonight, warmer pattern by the end of the week. mid 50's to low 60's first thing on the fourth of july. later today, we get sunshine away from the coast. comfortable temperatures, 60's and 70's. the low pattern in place. overnight tonight the fog is issues for fireworks close to the coast. patchy around the bay shoreline.

temperatures in the 50's to mid-60's as we had tuesday. fog for fireworks tonight, keeping cooler than average temperatures through much of the week ahead. by friday, temperatures do a turnaround. the upcoming weekend, saturday and sunday, 70's and 80's. low-end been 90's return in the hottest spots inland. -- low and mid 90's return to the hottest spots inland. kumasi: something you may be doing today is grilling. on gma, they have the hottest tips. >> the trick is, we based the burger with barbecue sauce the entire time we are cooking. we do that, it caramelize is around the burger and gives it a big punch of flavor. crusty flavor. kumasi: ok. reggie: they are so serious about this. " excellent." [laughter] kumasi: they have a lot happening.

other top chef tips include -- why is he throwing everything? [laughter] ok. two slices of cheese are better than one. cookson bacon and brown sugar. reggie: what is all over his mouth? kumasi: to top off your burger, then make a side dish for grilling corncobs and adding chipotle mayo, cheese and lemon. reggie: that is good. kumasi: mm. i need to learn how to make that. reggie: fireworks can frighten four-legged friends. how to protect our pets while we celebrate. reporter: more dogs and cats get lost today than any other day of the year. so before the fireworks get going, walk your pups during the day. exercise is key. if you think your dog might freak out the sound of fireworks, try playing the sounds of fireworks softly so your pet is used to hearing them. you can pair the sound with a

treat your dog likes in a process called counterconditioning. once the party really gets going, no matter where you are keeping your pets, make sure you have all of your exit sealed. >> make sure you have a safe space that is secure. locked doors, windows, things you may not consider. aixa screen that a dog could get out of. gates in the backyard, dogs can dig out when they are nervous as well. a crate, pen, room in your house that is dark and removed as far as possible. reporter: celebrity petra and michael hill says to make sure your dog has some form of identification on and it is important to turn up the radio or tv. >> turning on ambient noise, tv, music, sound makers to try to make fireworks sound is drowned out as possible. reporter: if you are bringing your dog, make sure they are on a leash. today may also be a good day to

introduce calming oils on the caller or vest, specifically made to calm them down. the best bet -- >> the best option is leave a dog at home. they have much more sensitive hearing than we do. reporter: talk to your vet about pheromone diffusers. they release common chemicals into the room and may be a good option for your dog. in some cases, the vet may prescribe medication. abc news, new york. kumasi: an east bay man is getting a second chance at life things to the kindness of the community. his story first aired here in january of 2021, he was looking for a liver donor. a woman who barely knew him sign it to be a donor and was unmatched. 11 potential donors came forward and four of the 11 volunteers met for the first time to celebrate. in march, michael and amy underwent surgery for a liver transplant. >> it renews faith in mankind, humanity.

if she had not qualified, who knows where i would be? we would not have more donors in the works. kumasi: the two were just acquaintances before the surg n y was working at lowe's and mike was a customer. >> i got to give a man a second chance of life. who else can say that? i would not change for the world. if i could do it again, i would. kumasi: the surgery was successful and they are doing well and recovery. michael is expected to live a long and healthy life. reggie: that is a great story, happy for them. kumasi: up next, seven things you need to know today. you need to know today. reggie: when a truck hit my car, you need to know today. reggie: the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made.

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kumasi: here are seven things to know. fourth of july is here, that means fireworks. contra costa county is taking a new perspective on illegal

fireworks, they are tracking with drones. that is to prevent fires. reggie: the fourth of july parade in danville returns this morning starting at 9:00, the theme is celebrating local olympians. kumasi: san francisco's big fireworks show is set to start at 9:30 tonight. the show is best viewed from hyde street harbor. bart is providing extra service. drew: we will have fog for the fourth later on today. the afternoon will get sunshine, comfortable temperatures in the 60's and 70's. this evening as you watch fireworks, fog along the coast and bay shoreline. jobina: number five. [laughter] for a second, i did not see any cars. there they go. you know what it is, a holiday. if you need to drive, it is clear. reggie: an ad from governor newsom's campaign will start to run in florida today. he says he rolled out the ad because florida's governor is a

likely 2024 presidential candidate representing much different politics than the kind newsom favors. kumasi: break out the bubbly. the east bay's first champagne bar is set to open and walnut creek in september. it is going to have more than 150 different champagnes by the bottle. the walnut creek location is also going to have oysters, caviar and duck fat fries. that was me at 5:00 today when we first told you about it, i've been thinking about it since. drew: you got real excited. jobina: you don't even need to look at the menu, just give me all of it. kumasi: all of it. reggie: do you like caviar? drew: you don't? reggie: i went to a fancy party, that was all they had. jobina: what is the problem? reggie: i'm not complaining, it

is not something i would ever ask for. i was really hungry. i felt like -- [laughter] i ate a lot of it. kumasi: te good morning, america, for our viewers in the west on this fourth of july, the chaos at the airports. holiday travel turmoil. thousands of flights canceled or delayed as airlines face staffing shortages and tensions run high. >> we have been traveling since 9:30 a.m. yesterday. it's just so hard. >> a security scare shutting down a terminal at jfk airport. now, what's in store today? the best and worst times to head home in the skies and on the roads. home, in the skies and on the roads. plus, the severe weather on the move, what it means for those fireworks and july 4th celebrations. tensions rising. anger in the streets overnight