show all over amid extremely high fire danger. firefighters kept busy putting out an alarming number of spot fires. kumasi: san francisco doing it safely fog or no fog. we are going to hear what people are saying about the show last night. reggie: i always feel bad because i don't want people to be disappointed about the fireworks. it doesn't seem likely work. it seems like they still had a really good time. -- it doesn't seem like they were. it seems like they still had a really good time. it's about proper expectations. drew: it's about the community coming together. being outside. sitting on the blankets. reggie: you could see half of them. kumasi: i guess. i would rather stay in the

house. drew: new year's eve is much better. you get the clear skies and the fireworks. this morning humidity has been on the rise over the past 24 hours. temperatures mid and upper 60's as you step outside. the lightest layers all that's needed when you combine the temperatures. it's also overcast. we are going to hang on to a lot of this cloud cover throughout the morning and early afternoon. we will get some late day sunshine but we will keep the humidity and temperatures for the most part generally in the 60's and 70's. we will talk about when we get rid of this humidity and warmer weather. reggie: new details about the mass shooting at a july 4 parade in the chicago suburb of highland park. two of the six people killed have now been identified. one of them was a grandfather,

73-year-old nicolas toledo. he worked in the area for many years. his family said he was a humorous man who loved to fish. the other victim identified is jacki sundheim. jobina: police now have a 22-year-old man in custody calling him a person of interest. he has not been charged. the fbi and local authorities are questioning him. six people were killed and at least 31 others sent to the hospital when the shooter sprayed from a rooftop down onto the local independence day parade. at least 25 of the victims had gunshot wounds including a child who is in critical condition right now. according to the gun violence archive, this adds to the long list of more than 300 mass shootings in the country this year. politicians are once again calling for tighter gun control. >> while we celebrate the fourth

of july just once a year, mass shootings have become our weekly , yes, weekly, american tradition. jobina: investigators are waiting on the fbi to trace the history of a rifle left at the scene. the mayor of highland park spoke live on the today show and said she doesn't know where the gun came from but says she knows that it was legally obtained. kumasi: that mass shooting cast a shadow of sorrow and concern over fourth of july celebrations across the bay area. sausalito held in independence day. for the first time since 2019. >> this is horrible. this is not the time. people are trying to celebrate what this country represents. >> i'm glad the senate did their job and started, but they are not done. we need a ban on assault weapons.

kumasi: the mood shifted as word of the mass shooting spread. one person in antioch said he would like at least one gun law relaxed. >> i would like if it wasn't so hard to get a concealed carry license. i protect my family if anything happens. kumasi: the mayor of antioch said the city had a safety plan in place that included speeding up response times, having at least 40 officers on patrol and using drones. reggie: there was another incident in philadelphia were two police officers were shot. one officer hit in the shoulder. the other suffered a graze wound to the head. the gunfire set off a chaotic scene as hundreds of people ran for safety. police have not identified a suspect in that shooting. we sent this notification on our

abc7news bay area app. download it from the app store. kumasi: firefighters worked throughout the night to put out fires and some of them were caused by fireworks. >> the fire department says since the start of the holiday weekend on friday, they responded to roughly 70 fires and they say that many of those were started by illegal fireworks. the fire district was giving our updates on twitter last night -- hour-by-hour updates on twitter last night. at least nine fires were confirmed to be caused by fireworks. one of the fires was a grass fire in bay point. it's the so-called driftwood fire. that when burned six and a half

acres. a witness told firefighters that someone was setting off fireworks from a car. fireworks also started a house fire in pittsburgh. >> we had flames inside the house that originated on the exterior of the home. we believe they were sent by fireworks. >> it wasn't necessarily my neighbors or anything, but we heard them all around. >> the flames made it up into the roof of that home. the family were able to evacuate safely but they say they are now homeless. they do believe that fire was started by illegal fireworks. reggie: it was the big legal fireworks show that brought

people to fisherman's wharf to celebrate. some of the usual fog did get in the way. you can tell something is happening. fourth of july in san francisco definitely unique. people came from all over the bay area see that show. this fireworks display had a deeper meaning to some of the spectators. >> my grandfather was in the army and this is a blessing for us to celebrate them, celebrate america. reggie: people coming from other countries also showed up to celebrate america. kumasi: san jose firefighters are investigating the cause of a house fire. the homeowners barking dog woke

them up. i've retired firefighter called 911 and then went inside to make sure everyone got out safely. neighbors say they heard fireworks going off before and after the flames sparked. look at all of these fireworks that were popping off in the east bay last night. neighborhood celebrations heated up this year. there was no city sanctioned show in the area. what you are seeing are likely all illegal fireworks. reggie: some people making it a different kind of independence day this year. i have some neighbors chose to spend their message on this july 4. why the choice today would give you a major voice if the a's play ball in oakland. drew: dew points this morning measure how much moisture is in

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drew: we are tracking low pressure right off our coast line. it is water vapor away and we

are feeling that in the form of increased humidity. it's not until thursday that those levels drop to more comfortable period. we are in the 60's through much of the day today. wednesday we are still muggy with dew points elevated. thursday start to see some 40's on the board as drier air works in. more comfortable and we see the levels drop even more into friday. it is a cloudy morning with some late day sunshine. temperatures generally in the 60's and 70's. warmer weather moves in just in time for the weekend. jobina: we are going to start with a live look at the golden gate bridge. all that fog in the area.

the chp has not issued an advisory. the aware of low visibility in and out of san francisco this morning. check out emeryville. i just checked our live camera in that area and it is not backed up. we are not expecting traffic to be too heavy. there is an equipment problem on the track so you will face a 10 minute delay between pleasant hill and lafayette stations. reggie: the eiffel tower has a problem. the reason the monument is causing serious concern. plus the small marion county dog house on display built by one of the most famous names in architecture. architecture. we will be ryed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®.

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kumasi: w star brittney griner is making heartfelt plea for help and a handwritten letter sent to president biden. her fate in a russian prison is still on trial. she has been detained since february accused of having vapor

cartridges. saying, as i sit here in a russian prison along with my thoughts and without the protection of my wife, family, friends, olympic jersey or any accomplishments, i am terrified i might be here forever. her trial resumes thursday. at least three people in san francisco have life-threatening injuries after a car slammed into a muni bus stop. that car hit the bus shelter which had people in it at the time. no arrests have been made. reggie: one group wintergreen. the color designated for abortion rights. members of the organization rise up for abortion rights say they are taking a stand for women on independence day. they held a protest outside the san francisco ferry building. a new abortion rights group that began after the reversal of roe

v. wade handed out flyers. >> we've gotten a small bit of pushback. some people are more vocal than others. many people excited and saying thank you for being here because i feel powerless. reggie: more abortion-rights supporters in martinez bringing signs to express how they feel. kumasi: this is a fourth of july tradition. thousands showed up to watch the annual nathan's hot dog meeting contest -- hot dog eating contest. joey chestnut showed up even with a ruptured tendon in his leg. >> we submit the champion of the world. of the land of the free. joey chestnut. kumasi: chestnut took down 63 hot dogs and buns, powering his

way to his 15th win. he battled through adversary while wearing that surgical boot. >> it hurts. i was ignoring it. i slowed down. it was a crazy contest. i'm happy i was able to come through on top. kumasi: on the women's side, miki sudo 840 hot dogs in 10 minutes. -- ate 40 hot dogs in 10 minutes. reggie: the annual lawnmower world championships were held in a rural village in southeast england. different types of mowers with the blades removed competed in four categories in a kind of grassroots motorsport. all the engines are the same so everyone is on an even field congrats to these people. i guess.

drew: the u.k. is always doing the most. remember the cheese wheel? i can dig this. kumasi: what was the one where they are carrying their wives? can we talk about joey chestnut? drew: i would love to. reggie hates it. kumasi: we couldn't show you this video. but there is a protester during the hot dog eating contest that walked up on the stage and normally security would come remove the person. reggie: which they did. kumasi: that was after joey chestnut put them in a headlock. handled that and went back to eating a hot dog and then won. he said, not now. i'm busy. reggie: also the man was wearing a darth vader helmet. drew: he was. if you look closely, money was

not spent on the helmet. reggie: let's critique the outfit. drew: giving phantom of the opera. he had other priorities. kumasi: but i mean a chokehold. drew: and in a matter of half a second. reggie: and the wet bun. drew: how many -- 64? kumasi: i think 63. drew: 76 is his record. so he's done more in the past. emeryville, good morning. that is the camera. fog is in a lot of spots this morning. we are dealing with low clouds but also the humidity. it feels like it's very muggy out there. humidity stays with us the next two days. cloud cover will linger this

morning. warmer weather will move in later on at the end of the week. right now it's humid and mild. we are in the mid and upper 60's right now. we watch that cloud cover hang with us through much of the morning. most of us still dealing with a lot of cloud cover. later in the afternoon we will likely see that cloud cover break in most spots. a marine layer comes right back tonight. overcast heading into wednesday. you will feel the mugging is for the next few hours. temperatures in the 60's and 70's and some late day sunshine heading our way. overnight tonight are marine layer expands once again and temperatures generally in the 50's and low 60's. we will keep the humidity today and tomorrow. it finally eases on thursday just in time for temperatures to

take off. reggie: good morning america is coming up on abc seven. >> coming up on gma, the latest on the deadly july 4 shooting spree in a chicago suburb. as spectators were watching a parade begin, gunfire began. what we are learning about that person of interest arrested in connection with the deadly rampage. plus what to expect as millions of americans return home from the holiday weekend. when the chaos at the airport could ease and what your rights are if your flight is canceled. there is a bride who found her wedding dress for under five dollars at a thrift store. she's going to share her secrets which i imagine begin with, shop at a thrift store. at a thrift store. plus

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reggie: another vote is set today on the future of the oakland a's power terminal ballpark. if past voters will decide if they want to spend more than a billion dollars on the project. last year the conservation and development commission voted to remove the terminal's designation as priority use allowing the project to move forward. kumasi: one man tried throwing

cake on the mona lisa. big oil protesters glued themselves to a van gogh painting. now there is this. a pair of claimant activists stuck on to john constable's landscape painting in london's national gallery. -- climate activists stuck on to john constable's landscape painting in london's national gallery. the eiffel tower apparently is in serious need of repairs. tower is going to get repainted, costing 60 million euros. the entire tower is rusted. it was built in the 19th century and serves as one of the most visited places in the world. an unnamed manager at the tower told the magazine, if eiffel visited the place, he would have a heart attack.

reggie: still love it. kumasi: i'm ready to go see it. reggie: can you really tell that it's rusted? kumasi: that's the charm of it. i wonder if people are going to get mad if it's painted and fresh. they probably will. reggie: don't rule the look. why the cost of travel in europe may be the best it's been in 20 years. kumasi: what we should be expecting for defense against covid and how s

* >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: a fourth of july holiday shattered by gun violence. call it a uniquely american plague. so many searching for a sense after another mass shooting. kumasi: attends night of booms and bangs over the weekend. -- a tense night of booms and bangs over the holiday. reggie: the surprising hit that tops the box office. but is the run time making us hit snooze? movies are too long. kumasi: you were telling me about your movie that you liked. it's short. it's an hour and a half. that's how long it needs to be.

all movies. reggie: anything that's over two hours, edit it again. try again. kumasi: yet we will binge watch episode after episode and not think twice. reggie: you are making points. drew: you are. what's the psychology behind that? reggie: at home you can go to the bathroom and get a snack. in the theater -- please. i've been holding it. drew: netflix will ask me seven times, are you still watching? i sure am. i will watch 20 30 minute episodes. heaven forbid there is three hour movie. it's muggy and mild out there. probably just the latest layers. -- lightest layers. we are going to hang onto a lot of cloud cover through the morning.

humidity hangs with us the entire day. we will talk about when we can get rid of this humidity coming up. kumasi: new details about an attack during a july 4 parade in a chicago suburb. reggie: police have someone in custody after an hours long manhunt. the gun that was used was obtained illegally. two of the victims have been identified. a 73-year-old grandfather and a woman who worked at a local jewish synagogue. the fbi is assisting local police and looking into social media posts of the person of interest in custody. he has not been charged. >> could you have ever imagined that something like this would happen in highland park? >> we are both raised here in the suburbs. you always have that it can never happen here and it did.

it was an incident. it was tough. reggie: government authorities have been warning about threats of attacks like this across the country. more shootings took place yesterday. kenosha, wisconsin. philadelphia. new york. they all had shooting incidents last night heading into this morning. kumasi: president biden says he is shocked by the senseless gun violence. >> we have a lot more work to do. we have to get this under control. i just want to keep -- this is a slight moment of silence for all those families. kumasi: of the president says he has talked with the governor of illinois and the mayor of highland park and offered the full support of the federal government to their communities. the president said he's not going to give up fighting the epidemic of gun violence. reggie: we are seeing the

consequences of unsanctioned july 4 celebrations. we heard from a family that lost their home because of suspected illegal fireworks. >> good morning. firefighters were very busy. it was a very active weekend here in the east bay. there were several fires sparked by illegal fireworks. firefighters responded to a house fire in pittsburgh. you can see the flames in the distraction. it's believed fireworks started the fire in the backyard of this home and then it spread into the home and quickly spread up into the roof of this home. the family including their dog in tears as they evacuated. >> it wasn't necessarily my neighbors or anything, but we heard them all around.

>> i just assumed they were on the backside where the apartments are at. >> very sad for them. you can see the destruction that this fire caused. the family is now homeless. that was one of several fires in the east bay over the holiday weekend. there was also a grass fire in bay point. th fire protection district was giving updates last night. they say they responded to 30 fires. they know at least nine of them were sparked by illegal fireworks but they believe the vast majority were as well. kumasi: developing news on the new elektra file. -- electra fire. >> it's burning in the foothills about a half hour east of lodi.

at one point flames had trapped 60 to 80 people after they were told to shelter-in-place. local sheriff's deputies are conducting door-to-door mandatory evacuations in the area for about 500 people. calfire teams say 100 structures are threatened right now and one firefighter has been injured. around 13,000 pg&e customers are also without power. the on the door county sheriff says the fire had slowed by 10:00 p.m. last night. the cause of the electra fire is still under investigation. kumasi: the electra fire is one of several fires burning across the state this morning. logon to the homepage of abc7news.com to check it out.

reggie: health experts are sending a lower expectation of covid-19 vaccine efficacy. this only highlights the importance of a vaccine 2.0 which is set to come out in the fall. >> as the bay area celebrates independence day, it is safe to say we all wish we were a nation independent from a pandemic. thankfully there were little impacts the fourth of july celebrations. covid-19 and the omicron variant are still causing issues in the community. >> infections in the community are very disruptive. people are staying home from work and school. people are staying home to take care of those who are ill and that leads to a lot of disruptions. >> part of the reason for this disruption is due to the efficacy of the vaccines. once touted as a way to stop covid in its tracks, the omicron variant are evading the

vaccines. the cdc recently said vaccinated people are still around 40 times more likely to survive an infection compared to the unvaccinated and vaccines mixed with the boosters are even better at preventing severe illness and death. >> i'm thrilled that we are keeping hospitals pretty much intact. not having a flood of people in hospitals. i can guarantee that we would be really behind the eight ball in the old pre-vaccine days. >> troubling new data from the cdc suggests single booster protection against hospitalizations drops from 90% to 70% by four or five months out. that highlights the importance of the second booster for people over 50. >> it's a never ending cycle and people are getting tired of it. we need to address that with an updated vaccine that deals with

severe disease and can hopefully prevent infection even more. >> the production of the vaccine is in a race against time. he says funding for the vaccine is held up in congress but still has hope it will be available in the fall. kumasi: a san francisco group is warning the public about a possible monkeypox exposure during the pride event. the group says it's informing attendees of possible exposure since the disease can be transmitted by close skin to skin contact. the afterglow party was promoted as a clothing optional event. monkeypox is transmitted by sexual contact. the expected announcement today on the new general manager.

we are down significantly. in 560 three points. we will have another update on the markets next. tesla says it has a way to solve one of everyone's biggest headaches on the road. don't forget you can watch is now for a whole extra hour. you can download it right now for your phone or tablet. jobina: they're going to start with a crash we are following in berkeley. this is going to be on eastbound 80 past gilman street. your speeds are down to 11 miles per hour in that area. we are experiencing some onlooker traffic. bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights came on at 6:07. the other issue we are following here is fog. we also have the golden gate are

completely fogged in as well. and no advisories issued by the chp. we will wrap up with a commuter alert. there is an equipment problem happening on the tracks. drew: we have mostly cloudy skies this morning and it's all about mild temperatures and humid conditions. you are looking at dew points. measures how much moisture is is in the atmosphere. here's part of the reason why. live doppler seven along with satellite. there is an area of low pressure spinning off of our coastline. it is funneling a lot of water vapor into northern california. you are feeling that in the form of increased humidity. some rain off the coast of northern california. we will keep the humidity today

and tomorrow. it's not until thursday drier air moves in. it stays pretty humid out there for the next 24 hours. it's a similar story on wednesday. it's not until thursday numbers start to drop into the 40's and that is comfortable air. we will see that continue friday and into the upcoming weekend. we will get some late day sunshine. temperatures in the 60's and 70's by the afternoon. here's a look at some other high temperatures around the bay area sponsored by four -- thor. >> are you packed? >> a hand grenade? >> no. it's a portable speaker. >> more love.

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kumasi: this is a live look at sfo this morning. those nightmarish holiday travel

weekend issues are slowing down. jobina: flights at airports are appearing to return to normal. this is the third holiday weekend in a row with spikes in flight cancellations. while more than 2200 flights were canceled and thousand more delayed, the numbers were down compared to recent weeks. >> i was supposed to be home about 6:30 p.m. on thursday and i got home at about 7:30 p.m. on saturday. jobina: about 117 flights have been canceled across the country so far this morning. at last check when you combine the numbers, those airports are only contributing three canceled flights. some tips for traveling today.

try to avoid checking a bag if you can in case you need to change planes or airlines altogether. give the international phone number a try. also the chat function. reggie: the jury in the trial of the former thorough no's executive gets underway today. he faces 12 counts of wire fraud . if convicted he faces years in prison. elizabeth holmes was convicted on four of 11 charges. kumasi: nixon's secretary of state is telling well in his new book. george stephanopoulos is sitting down with henry kissinger to talk about his new book on leadership. comes as we are nearing the 50th anniversary of watergate.

>> i said to him, he will treat you better than your contemporaries did. >> it's held up? >> his foreign-policy has held up and he was quite effective in domestic policy. we got involved in a number of steps that were inappropriate for a president. reggie: president biden might lift tariffs on china to ease inflation. janet yellen held talks with china's top economic official yesterday. both sides agree the global economy is facing severe challenges with the growing concern of a global recession. the euro has slumped to its lowest level in roughly two decades. experts believe this isn't the end of the slide.

the u.s. dollar and euro could reach parity by august. record high inflation and high gas prices in europe are said to be the cause of the slump. the european central bank is expected to raise interest rates this month. we are down about 560 points. kumasi: acclaimed movie director james cameron is already fighting back against people who say that avatar 2 is going to be way too long. it's expected to be around three hours long. in an interview with empire magazine, cameron defended the long run time for someone binge watching shows on streaming services. cameron says he has seen his kids 451 hour episodes in a row. he says society needs to get used to having more -- we will say that -- bathroom breaks

during the movie. avatar hits theaters december 16. reggie: [indiscernible] that's from avatar. drew: that movie is from 2009. reggie: i went to the animal kingdom and it refreshed my avatar interest. kumasi: if it's going to be three hours, i will just watch at my house. reggie: i think movies are too long. however, the avatar experience is special in the theater because of the 3d situation. drew: i feel like 3d never works for me. maybe just certain scenes are 3d and the whole movie is not 3d.

reggie: you can't see it. some people are like that. drew: the glasses have to go on. got it. that's why. reggie: did you ever get to the tough to be a bug? drew: that they also had more like 40. reggie: they have a little -- literal stinger in the seat that buzzes you. drew: and that's our thoughts on 3d movies. a lot of low clouds around the bay. warmer pattern moves i week. it's mild out there. it's also very humid out there. we will keep that humidity for the next couple of days.

we will get some sunshine out there to finish out our day. we'll get late day sunshine. temperatures generally in the 60's and 70's. temperatures still elevated. it's muggy overnight tonight. 50's to low 60's. you will find that humidity today and tomorrow. it will ease on thursday as temperatures turn around. we start to warm up by friday. over the weekend low humidity. starting to feel more like summer. reggie: the san jose sharks will name their next general manager today. mike agreement will be the nhl's first black gm. he played for the sharks for three seasons. more recently he was the operations advisor with the rangers.

the team hasn't confirmed the report that we do know an announcement is expected at 11:00 this morning. the new software update for tesla cars could prevent damage. it allows them to scan for potholes and adjust the suspension to account for rough roads. it doesn't work with cars that have autopilot or self-driving mode activated. the update also includes greenlight time. kumasi: a baby moose caught on camera in a family's backyard. >> say cheese. kumasi: the woman who took this

video said they encounter them often and they were around for the rest of the morning and they have been visiting the neighbors. reggie: couldn't they have made the tag in its ear a little more discreet? it's just out here. kumasi: it is just out there. kumasi: what are you envisioning? reggie: give her some dignity. or give her some big hoops. one or the other. right now she looks like she is for sale at the dollar store. kumasi: not the dollar tree. reggie: a live look

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kumasi: here the seven things you need to know this morning. police have taken a person of interest into custody in connection with a deadly mass shooting at an independence day parade in chicago. six people were killed and 31 others heard. reggie: abortion rights protests filled cities across the bay area and the country including this in san francisco. kumasi: many fires spread in contra costa last night. one family in pittsburgh was left displaced. reggie: the electra fire is burning in the foothills of amador county. it is 0% contained. drew: it's humid out there. we will get some late day sunshine. into the afternoon we will see cloud cover break down. temperatures mainly in the 60's

and 70's. jobina: all lanes are blocked on southbound 101 at seminary drive. if you commute to san francisco from mill valley, this is going to really slow you down this morning. kumasi: the fifth installment of the despicable me franchise reached the top franchise -- top spot in the box office this weekend. the u.k. has now banned people from showing up in suits to watch the movie. drew: i wonder why. kumasi: people show up. reena: we were watching this this morning. kumasi: we just saw a lot of people showing up -- i don't know why they would ban them. i thought they looked nice.

jobina: they were saying the kids were causing problems at good morning, america, for our viewers in the west on this tuesday morning. fourth of july celebrations shattered by gun violence. holiday parade rampage. gunfire ringing out. at this fourth of july celebration in a suburb of chicago a gunman firing from a rooftop into the crowd leading to panic and chaos in the streets. paradegoers fleeing for safety. >> we have a victim on the east side of central trains. >> people taking cover in stores. one father placing his son in a dumpster shielding him from the shots. this morning, a person of interest in custody arrested after a massive manhunt. the last