>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, gunfir erecting on san francisco waterfront. police are calling it a car to car shooting. what we learn about the investigation. reggie: gop president of desantis is here and the president is as well. kumasi: and what experts say pandemic air habits that will not be going away even though

things are getting back to normal. reggie: good morning welcome to june 19 -- it is juneteenth. kumasi: we are looking forward to the day. drew: and we have some cool spots in the 40's starting out in the 50's. take a light jacket with you you will need it for much of the morning. it is cool out there because the wind is gusting to 30-36 miles per hour. 31 at sfo. the onshore flow we have will keep temperatures on the cooler side for the afternoon, but we will have sunshine to plan out the day. we are bouncing around the temperatures in the 60's and 70's by around 4 p.m.. reggie: we look at the bay area freeway. because it is juneteenth the traffic is light on the bay bridge. the median lights are not even on and there is no wait at the

tolls. kumasi: developing news in san francisco. multiple shooting sent people to the hospital. officers say the shoot out left people hurts. at least four of them are innocent bystanders caught up in all of this. if you look at the map you can see where it happened before 7 p.m. on the beach in stockton street. right across from pier 39 where so many tourists are in san francisco. joining a slide with the details is ryan. ryan: good morning, many of the civilians as you mention, described this as an extremely chaotic scene. from what they remember, some of the people who were injured got injured by a shard of glass flying from cars that were hit by gunfire. they are still recovering from those injuries. dozens of rounds were fired toward pier 39. the car went down the area,

a pair of girls ages 10 and 16, and been there was more gunfire exchange near howard street. and then two people were inside wounded. police are still looking for the second car. >> it is clear. you cannot and will not come to this city and commit these type of acts and walk away from here and get away with it. we will find you. we will find you and you will go to jail. ryan: chief scott says of the two victims found with a gunshot wound at the howard reed location, one of them has life threatening injuries and other non-life-threatening injuries. the others injured are expected to be ok but they are still looking for the car as he mentioned moments ago. they are still looking for it it is still an active investigation. if we have more information we will provide that to you. live here from san francisco, ryan curry abc 7 news. reggie: many people were caught

up in the gunfire which happened right outside of the tour is heavy pier 39. two siblings were headed to a beach in the suv when they say two bullets hit their windshield. can you imagine? both were hurt, not from the bullets, thank goodness, but from the broken glass. the writer told abc 7 news they had to get on the ground and is the suv as cover from the gunfire. >> shootings are going on everywhere. just ready to hit the ground and dodge bullets if something happened. this happened to be live. reggie: he said at first they thought fireworks were going off nearby. he said this morning they are lucky they did not get hit during the shooting. that is for sure. witnesses were also taking

cover. and what they heard. >> it sounded like backfire from a car engine. and then it made the sound and it did not stop. it went like 20 times. kumasi: abc 7 news said they saw a shoot out from the hotel and they heard what they thought was fireworks. >> they were at 30, and the parking garage -- across the street dented like fireworks went off. people started running and then the fear on their faces. somebody said he's coming, the shooter. so i took off running to. kumasi: locals and tourists alike say they are troubled by this incident. you can stay up-to-date with the latest details of this story downloading our abc 7 news bay area at. enable push alerts so you can get an alert like this one's straight to your phone. reggie: today president biden is going to fly to the bay area and talk about his climate change

goals in palo alto. to rabbit fundraisers w technology officer kevin scott and another in appleton and at steve wesley's home. republican residential candidate governor ron desantis will also be here in woodside for his own fundraiser a couple miles away. the end of the fundraising quarter is june 30. >> the numbers they looked at they tried to show that every dollar you get can show that you have a strong second quarter. reggie: tomorrow the president reportedly visit marine county and governor gavin newsom is going to be on the guest list. kumasi: if you have a trip to tahoe plan for the summer you may have to adjust your plans. send barbara state on the lakeshore in nevada is one visitor should be prepared for

possible park closures. there are not employees to fully staff the part. they only have 75% of park positions in tahoe are filled. in the state park on lake tahoe southwestern sure is close to the end of august to replace the park's main water line. first responders after a crash in the bay. reggie: hold your nose when a rare corpse flower will bloom in san francisco. drew: here's a live look from the santa cruz camera right now where you have mainly clear skies and get ready for a cool and breezy juneteenth. first call on your daytime highs. it'll call where we did -- typically land this time of year is more than 15 degrees below average. we will take a

drew: east bay hills this morning. what a lovely start to the holiday of juneteenth. we do not have much of a marine impact at all. some clouds out there but most of us start with sunshine this morning. the wind early on strongest on the coast and around the bay shoreline. they gust 20-30 miles per hour already in spots. as we head into the afternoon and evening the wind is widespread as they pick up. this is 6:00 p.m. later today. everywhere we have the wind around 25-35 files per hour. -- miles per hour. it is windy out there and it keeps the temperatures on the cooler side for this afternoon. we go into the mid 60's and 70's by 4 p.m.. reggie: commemorating juneteenth.

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reggie: the major rescue operation on the sonoma county coast. this trailer carrying six horses crashed. getting the animals back to the road was quite the challenge. a team of more than two dozen were called out for an intricate three hour operation. >> they can be very nervous and they are large and they can be dangerous for the rescuers. we had rescuers that did a great job of keeping the animals calm

and utilizing the specially meant they had. reggie: they rescued all the horses. they only suffered minor cuts and the driver is ok. the horse's were part of a rent a horsey campaign. a rare flower known to smell horrible like rotting flesh is said to bloom at san francisco conservatory of flowers. hoarder courtroom list -- horticulturalist says the corpse flower will bloom in the next two weeks. it only blooms every 3-5 years. the last time we saw it was in 2019 in the san francisco observatory of flowers. a lot of people are so. how bad it could it be? there are often long lines to smell it. if that sounds like something you want to do, enjoy. [laughter] kumasi: in the south bay, i would rather smell this, neighbors and residents in sarasota invited to the 18 euro

-- 18th annual summer solstice waffle sunrise. it happens june 21 on howell avenue. at the 12 -- 2000 block. they have fresh waffles. and you can drop around -- drop by around 545: in the morning and they will be there until 9:00. -- 5:45 in the morning and they will be there until 9:00. you do not have to rsvp, it is a fun way to celebrate the beginning of this are to be here. and -- proclaiming freedom enslaved africans in texas two years after the civil war ended. bay area cities are celebrating this today. reggie: some of the events happened over the weekend. neighbors and friends filling the streets of berkeley with the 36 annual juneteenth celebration. music, food, community, and family. vendors and local organizations out there talking about how

great this event was for the community. >> it is a place where everyday can come -- everybody can come out and be stress-free and it for me it is a pleasure to get back to the community. ♪ reggie: this festival follows a week of events in earthly commemorating the emancipation of input -- berkeley commemorating the emancipation of enslaved immigrants. kumasi: and the festival spanning eight city blocks from fillmore street from -- all the way to fulton street. it has retail and food vendors, there were carnival rides, games, live music, and performances including the grammy award-winning gospel duo gary mary. they go district was a hub of african-american culture in the 1940's. earning it the nickname of the harlem of the west. in honor of juneteenth, we are

telling the stories of what lack freedom means today. as part of the our america series on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. it is streaming right now on apple tv, google tv, fire tv, and roku. reggie: during this prime month of june, the east bay oakland lgbtq community center teamed up with chrome and bike east bay for true colors pride bike ride yesterday. individuals of all abilities were encouraged to join the pride pride and several dozens of cyclist joined. and -- twin peaks -- you can see it if you look outside of your window, the pink triangle completed over the weekend. 450 volunteers laid out 175 bright t -- bright pink tarts to form the shape of the triangle. it was once used to brand people

suspected of being clear in nazi concentration camps now it is a support -- pro >> it mean something more than that. it is celebratory in nature. reggie: there are 2700 pink lights on the due triangle which will be lit up every night until saturday, july 1. the san francisco ride parade is this weekend on sunday. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. he can watch the parade june 25 on abc 7 and are abc 7 bay area streaming app and all of your favorites from the morning show will be there. we have heard of influencers whether they are pets, food, or lifestyle. kumasi: there is a new emerging group as older people stay -- say. they are called grand flu answers. -- flu answers -- influencers.

their authenticity sells to the tune of millions of dollars. brands are working with them to they they recognize their power in reading positivity to younger followers. reggie: can i go back to pride for a second? because -- kumasi: you better open it. reggie: i am back from disneyland pride. a request was made and a request has been granted. drew: ok, kumasi. reggie: i remember you made -- kumasi: i remember you made this request. drew: i ask for this with a progress pride flag. look at the colors. reggie: i did not leave you out. i got you this one. kumasi: a look at me. look at mine. [laughter] reggie: and i got one to match you and jobina. drew: thank you so much. i have been searching for it. kumasi: ok this will be perfect.

abc7news.com show the camp -- reggie: show the camera. there it is. drew: i will wear it all leak. week. reggie: pride night was so lit. if you're thinking about going it was so fun. drew: you said it was all of the things. reggie: it was everything it was fun it was affirming. we felt safe and loved. drew: he was going to all of the areas. kumasi: he was just living this weekend with all access. reggie: we had a good time. drew: i am so excited. 7:07. we will have photo so check it out. this morning it is clear out there. it is a nice start to -- look at that. kumasi: [laughter] there she is. drew: ok let's go outside. here's a live look on juneteenth. we have a lot of sunshine. the flag is waving just a bit. we have gusty wind out there this morning leading to what

will be a pretty cool holiday this afternoon. summer officially arrives here wednesday morning, but the temperatures will stay below average for much of the next seven days. the wind is active around the bay shoreline gusting from 25- miles per hour. a lot of sunshine and cooling in the south. 60's for the daytime highs. 66 san mateo, 67 mt. view. downtown today we hit 63. a lot of sunshine on the coast. 62 daly city. north bay 15 degrees below average today. full for this time of year. 60's low 70's. 66 in fremont, 66 castro inland we have a lot of sunshine but the wind picks up this afternoon keeping temperatures in the low and mid 70's. overnight tonight we have chile slots dipping into the 40's as we head to your tuesday. here's your seven-day forecast.

the next seven days it is windy for juneteenth but it is right with temps in the 60's and 70's. waste heat the breeze tomorrow -- we keep the breeze tomorrow. and the first day of summer is wednesday. pride parade with sunshine 60's and 70's this weekend. kumasi: if you're headed out today there are transit details. some agencies are operating on holiday, weekend or a modified service schedules because it is juneteenth today. we have a sunday schedule muni on a saturday schedule. and buses will operate on a reduced service schedule. the theory is operating on its weekend schedule. reggie: we turn to ginger and her son, adrian. i don't know if he is still sticking around. i like that is a tease. it is good to see you. ginger: good to -- see you too.

coming up on gma we start with severe storms from oklahoma, texas, mississippi, georgia, florida. we have a video of what happened. one person killed overnight and 18 injured in just one of the tornadoes. a lot to see as what comes next today.and the holiday travel rush a post-pandemic record shattering this weekend. a scary incident on the tarmac. and the faa how they are keeping us safe as we travel and they easiest time supply. and d -- diabetes and weight loss drugs could help with addiction disorders. our doctor break that down and tells us the risks as well. as the school year winds down, yes, i have him here. how parents can avoid the summer slide in kids. we did an addition this morning we added a storm report so no sliding here. kumasi: ok not on your watch. [laughter] reggie: i love this and what is adrian holding in his hands?

ginger: this is like the manna kin. it is been in the office forever, but i forgot it was there. and it is amazing how many people in our office -- match biz. reggie: it is so cool. it is great to see adrienne and it is disarming to me that he look so much older than the last time i saw him in person. i was not ready for that. ginger: you want to feel old look at how fast other people's kids grow up. you are like no. reggie: that cannot be. it is great to see you, adrian. i can see he sees himself as well. [laughter] ginger: he sure does. [laughter] reggie: thank you for sharing him with us. that is awesome. have a great day,

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is 6:26. pickle ball is getting more popular -- popular. and we are hosting the first pickle ball festival series on oracle park. you can play directly on the field where the giants they. there will be an amateur tournament. you can reserve a private court for you and your friends or $115. and you can play with you and your friends this is happening july 20-23. and -- pandemic era habits sticking around even though we are returning to normal. ordering food from apps and many people are choosing to pick up their food rather than having them delivered. starbucks sees 28% of total transactions from mobile orders. that may be from a starbucks [laughter] -- starbucks shows that people value this effortless experience. next at 6:30 tickets for our

robo snacks in san francisco wants to issue tickets but it is not as easy as it seems. and we take a live look outside at 6:27. a beautiful beach day right now and santa cruz. happy juneteenth everyone. we will be right back.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30 the holiday weekend spoiled by gunfire in san francisco with multiple shootings leaving six people hurt. police say this was not random at all. kumasi: pride protest a demonstration over another drag story our. reggie: if you're taking a cruise this summer or flying plan ahead this will be one of the busiest travel seasons we have seen in years. kumasi: good morning everybody

it is monday, do 19. it is juneteenth -- june 19. it is you 19 -- it is juneteenth. and we've been celebrating all month long. drew: sunny holiday today and it is cooler but nonetheless a nice-looking day. we start out in the low and mid 50's. take a light jacket with you. you will notice the greed -- breeze is gusting. the onshore breeze continues through the entire day. the camera shows you the right conditions but it is gusting today throughout the entire afternoon keeping temperatures in the 60's and 70's. reggie: developing news this morning in san francisco six people hurt after gunfire broke out on the waterfront. the first shooting happened before 7:00 last night at h and stockton street across the street from busy and tourist central pier 39. the second scene was at howard

street and be embarcadero area ryan curry is live in san francisco about who was hurt in the investigation. ryan: we know about shooting locations as cars were making their way among location to the other. police say they hit and struck two girls ages 10 and 16. they are expected to be ok but they described it as an extremely chaotic scene. witnesses many of whom were tourists visiting the city describe it as such. it started at pier 39 and ended at the second location scene a few miles away. three civilians at pier 39 location were injured by flying glass as some of the bullets struck cars nearby in that location. police say they found the -- one of the cars involved in the shooting but the other got away. they said inside one car they found two people were wounded. they are still searching for the second car. >> it is clear you cannot and

will not come to the city and commit these type of acts and walk away from here and get away with it. we will find you. we will find you and you will go to jail. ryan: chief scott says of two victims found with gunshot wounds at the howard street location, one of them has life-threatening injuries and the other has not threatening injuries -- non-life-threatening injuries. the four others injured are expected to be ok including the two girls as mentioned. they are still looking for the second car the investigation is we are awaiting an update from san francisco police so once we get that we will provide that from you live in san francisco, ryan curry. abc 7 news. reggie: we will stay on top of this story by down -- and you can to by downloading our abc 7 news app so you can get push alerts sent straight to your phone. kumasi: one is dead and another hurt is after a shooting in washington dc. a 17-year-old died and i 15 world was taken to the hospital.

two more shootings happened in the area but they are not clear if they are connected. they are all expected to survive. we are learning of three other mass shootings over the weekend all in different states and taking place in locations where people were celebrating. here is jaclyn lake. jaclyn. a juneteenth celebration and will of burke, illinois turned violence i really -- the sunday morning. when 17 people were shot billiard two of those shot the victims were transported to hospitals across several counties. >> the motive behind the incident is unclear and this is an active investigation. >> in st. louis overnight authorities say multiple people were shot inside of an office building where a party was being held. >> a r star oh -- ar style rifles were found and others. that was found in possession of a person of interest to is a juvenile area >> a 17-year-old

was killed. >> total of 10 victims suffered gunshot wounds including the deceased. >> and in washington state, another mass shooting where a gunman opened fire on a campground during a music festival. >> we have casualties and we can now confirm we have two people killed. three injured which includes the shooter. >> according to the sheriffs office the shooter walked away from the scene before officers tracked him down. >> the shooter came to shoot randomly into the crowd. the suspect was eventually taken into custody. >> the second day about beyond wonderland music festival has been canceled. abc 7 news new york. reggie: demonstrators showed up to a library book reading and there was a protest against a drag story our event. supporters of the community were met by protesters over the weekend. those against the event they they do not think it is appropriate for children. >> what i am against is explicit

sexuality, i do not care if it is gay or straight being put upon young innocent children. >> people opposing this are sending a message that they think that it is unsafe or somehow adult or sexualizing to be trans in public but that is not the case. >> performer drag skiing -- reggie: performer dragging the client to comment on the event but parents were able to take pictures. they say they plan to protest future events happening in seminole county area. kumasi: president biden will be in the bay area today. he will be pledging a big cash infusion as he tries to raise money for his campaign. this trip is about numbers the amount he can raise and in bowling. the latest data -- polling. here are the latest poll numbers. less than a week after former president donald trump indictment on charges on

un-classic -- classified documents his supporters remain unchanged. president biden has a slight lead over trump. 48% against 44% with all registered voters. the washington post abc news poll take -- taken last month had trump leading by six point. and republicans were asked about their top nomination for gop president and 53% said they support donald trump. and a little over 40% governor ron desantis. chris christie criticized trump's conduct. >> we would not be here if donald trump had simply returned the documents. the dozens of times the government ask him to return them, the times the grand jury service subpoenaed for them. he waited, waited, and waited to defy the government, and then,

while they were having his house rated. kumasi: when a reporter ask former vice president mike pence whether or not he would pardon trump he deflected by saying that is presuming the former president will be convicted. reggie: new at 6:00 the city of san francisco reportedly has its hands tied when it comes to issuing tickets to robotech through. according to the standard, gaps in the state law galatians do not give acid in d.a. to -- sfmta to have common moving violations. in other words, if there were a human behind the wheel they would get speeding ticket that they cannot tax them. because state laws are not in place for charging driverless vehicles. they need to clarify what happens when an autonomous vehicle breaks the law. some of the world's biggest companies promising to higher thousands in the coming years. kumasi: electric flying taxis

one company taking its first flight ringing you to sfo in a matter of and it. and stay with us on the abc 7 bay area streaming app for abc 7:00 we are live and download the app wherever you stream. drew: drew: time now at 639: this morning. we take it to the beach we have sent his right now as the sun is out. limited cloud cover this morning. thanks to the gusting wind. out enjoying a sand. juneteenth, the holiday today with the breeze the temperatures will remain well below average. the first -- has average in the middle column. you can see 15 degrees below average today. 12 degrees below in santa rosa. the reason why, we had a cold

front moved through. this was on the satellite yesterday now in southern california. we are underneath the ruins of his low pressure. keeping -- this low pressure. keeping that trough in place. that keeps temperatures cool. the breeze continues this morning and throughout the day. we have strong wind on the coast and then in the afternoon the wind is widespread across the region gusting 20-35 miles per hour. it is a bright looking day for the holiday, just windy out there and temperatures below average this time of year 60's and 70's. we will take a look at some are officially beginning here wednesday morning. we will see a little bit of a warm up but we have a cooler extended pattern. we have the we can forecast coming up in about nine minutes. >> juneteenth. our country second independence day. it commemorates the official ending of slavery in the u.s.

because even though the emancipation proclamation was made effective in 1863 in slave ball and states under confederate control would not be free until much later. my ancestors were in slave people in this country -- enslaved people in this country. not even a generation out of this. african-americans took effort to transform our lives in the country by applying to schools, and suing slaveholders for compensation. today i honor enslaved africans and african-americans who endured and survived the unspeakable horror of for me to have this platform and the life that i live, filled with joy, is my ancestors wildest dream. today, i celebrate them on juneteenth.

reggie: the fbi's launching an investigation into dozens of letters with a suspicious white powder. a hazmat team outside of the state representative some after discovering the substance the lawmaker -- through that into a nearby flowerpot. it had a fake return address from a church. >> they were very methodical and thoughtful. this was very intentionally meant to be getting lawmakers to open his letter. reggie: in a letter obtained by the abc seven affiliate in missouri they say it is important to not choke on your ambition signed your secret is fire or. this is not a virus -- biohazard by the bureau of investigation is working to track down the suspect and all of the letters. reggie: antony being thin is in beijing right now. -- anthony blinken is in beijing

right now. he meets with the chinese counterpart for a two day meat -- two day meeting. they will talk on the event no crisis, the war in ukraine, and tensions in taiwan. the relations between the u.s. and china have been tense and the stakes are high for the world's two biggest economies. >> intense competition requires sustained diplomacy. to make sure that this does not turn into, -- confrontation or conflict. reggie: the trip was supposed to happen in february but it was canceled after the chinese spy balloon flew over u.s. airspace. reggie: pope francis is back on the job two days after being leased from the hospital. he greeted thousands were his traditional prayer service. he had scarred tissue removed and repaired a hernia that led to a nine-day hospital stay. earlier this year he was hospitalized three days for acute bronchitis. he plans to take two trips this

summer one to portugal and to mongolia. kumasi: new evidence is showing people are finally cutting back on extralight bar hours -- labor hours. and people are looking for more look -- worklife balance and they are saying to know to working overtime or even 40 hours. the average working hours is 40.3 which is below the pre-pandemic average. now that vacation is here there are more jobs for teenagers to fill and demand is high. >> teens are relatively low compared to workers in the labor force that will be an advantage to them where's. kumasi: states including california, nevada, washington, and -- are seeing higher paychecks due to minimum wages. a trip from your home to sfo could take a matter of minutes in the future. an electric aircraft mobility is partnering with an -- united airlines to someday bring electric lighting taxis to sfo.

it offers a sustainable and economic trip to the airport. it they announced a 50 million dollar investment in this and the purchase of 200 flying taxis last year. eve expects his first electric air taxi to make its flight in 2026. reggie: you could also take ba d t. lady passengers right now. your money -- morning money report. promises to help refugees find jobs in rev. amazon, marriott and hilton are some of the companies vowing to take end some of the refugees the next three years. this is a head of world refugee day which is tomorrow. europe is seeing the largest movement of refugees since world war ii. cinemark summer movie clubhouse program gives families a chance to see movies for $1.50 the movies are available wednesday

until august 10. you can save money on concessions with discounts on popcorn, drinks, and snack pack. they feature movies like puss in boots, paws of fury, i don't know what that is but that sounds amazing, and sonic the hedgehog. do you know a pause of fury is russian mark --? kumasi: i don't know what it is. it will cost you $ to rent this house. this is a home in -- having four bedrooms and 3.5 bath and a modern kitchen. a family room, a large primary suite and a space that was a former sleeping porch. there is an outdoor dining area, there is a pool. they say the current owner she is a film director from kazakh to stand and he is not ready to sell it. he bought it in 2011 million however a zillow

estimates as the home would now sell for double the price. drew: if you can afford 40 k a month just by a house. reggie: exactly. drew: be delusional and act like you bought a house instead of saying -- kumasi: the came over here. drew: i want to be wealthy enough that i have a sleeping porch. best sound so relaxing. reggie: i'm not certain what sleeping porch is. what does that mean? it must be enclosed. kumasi: what is a sleeping porch? it is an enclosed deck with screened windows typically assessable from the second or third story. kgo i waskgo -- drew: thinking a breezeway. we would hang out in our families breezeway. reggie: that is where we would have a crab feast in baltimore with the mallets. drew: did you put newspaper

down? reggie: oh, the son the baltimore sun. drew: [laughter] yeah, exactly. we clean up we all go together. reggie: port on the cob. call it a meal. kumasi: i like crab legs, i cannot do the whole crab that i like crab legs. drew: i will do a crab. reggie: i will do a crab cake. i don't like to see the thing i am eating you know. kumasi: we have levels. [laughter] reggie: you are adult and i'm six-year-old child. drew: there's a lot of breading in here. kumasi: [laughter] drew: ok here is sutro tower this morning. it is a nice view of the city skyline. we have sunny skies out there this morning with a little bit of patchy fog along the sf and san mateo county

for most of us, we are starting the day with clear skies and gusty wind leading to a cool juneteenth afternoon. summer officially arrives here wednesday morning, but we will keep temperatures below average the next seven days. here's a win the biggest story we have the next couple hours. gerst -- gusting to 30 and we keep them throughout the day. i gusty afternoon right but temperatures below average mainly in the 60's for the high. along the: -- along the peninsula we stay in the 60's as well in the wind is the strongest in the afternoon. across the city we have sunshine on the coast 62 from daly city and 64 south city. in the north bay we are well below average by 15 degrees. maybe -- mainly in the 60's low 70's this time of year. 66 fremont, inland we are low and mid 70's. right conditions and gusting

wind today. overnight tonight we have a blend of stars and while.with the wind" -- stars and clouds. and then we give new the 40's first thing tuesday. the next seven days for you it is a windy holiday for today. we keep the breeze tomorrow. wednesday morning we have a minor warm-up before we call for the end of the week. we bounceback and we go from fog to summer temperatures in the 60's and 70's. reggie: we look at the bay bridge's morning median lights went on at 6:00 a.m.. was it necessary? i'm not sure it was. there's not a lot of traffic due to the juneteenth holiday. it will take you 17 minutes to get to -- from the toll plaza into the city. kumasi: the summer travel season is one of the busiest that we will see in years. looking for travel activities

and accommodations between memorial day and labor day are up almost 30% last year. gas prices are expected to encourage drivers to play more tricks by -- trips by car. and ticket prices are up by 40% compared of his time last year and airfare will cost more on average biz summer. reggie: lawyers did not finish the season with back-to-back win , they did achieve a win off the court. they celebrated the 10th anniversary of the warriors community foundation. they find a way to give back through grants including refurbishments and numerous educational programs. >> all of our team members, we did over 6000 hours community service every year not something that we -- we do that every year. and with the exception of the foundation in 2012 we have given out over $30 million in rants. the focus is on educational equity you development across

the the future is the youth. we want to make sure we are investing in the right place to make sure we have as much impact as kosovo -- as possible. reggie: within the past year the foundation awarded more than $2 million in rants to 66 organizations in this area. imagine you are eating lunch minding your own salad with but only a singing flash mob years. kumasi: that is what happened when kelly clarkson broke out in song. ♪ with kelly clarkson sing by me. the singer and talkshow host surprised customers with an a cappella rendition of her latest single favorite kind of high. an la-based choir was performing with her outside of the sweet spring restaurant. kumasi: that is w

when you eat out you get blessed. karoly -- kelly clarkson music be released this friday. reggie: i love her music. but i did not know about this. i saw this from another angle. they were surrounding her. i think she deserves better than this stunt. i just did not think this rises to the occasion of her talent. this is a little too bit -- this is giving the flashdance mob at your friend's wedding that was popular five years ago. kumasi: -- you wanted this at front nine? reggie: yes, i wanted her to be there at pride night. and to walk down main street. that would've been the moment. sweet grains, try again. nothing against sweet greens but i'm saying it is kelly clarkson. kumasi: kelly or reggie: are you making me choose

between the two? kumasi: i think she would [laughter] . yes. [laughter] reggie: she would play her instrument and sing and dance. kumasi: the things you need to know today. reggie: a live look outside. 655. this is a nice we care for all those who make your family,

well, your family. that's why all of us work together to give them the care, and caring, that any family would. kaiser permanente. for all that is you. jackie: community schools are so important to us. this is truly what students need. cecily: no two community schools are alike because it goes by what is happening in the community. rafael: we want this to be a one-stop shop for our families that puts parents and students first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach. terry: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education.

kumasi: 6:58 seven things to know this morning. san francisco police are investigating a shooting. near pier 39. everyone is suspected to be ok. reggie: gop candidate ron desantis and president biden will be in the area today. desantis will be in woodside for a fundraiser. kumasi: san francisco officials

are looking at issuing tickets to robo taxi they cannot do it yet because of gap in the state law and regulations do not give them the authority to site driverless vehicles for mover violations. reggie: the pink triangle is shining on san francisco twin peaks. it is lit up until the end of pride month. drew: number five of the forecast, get ready for a bright but breezy holiday area this afternoon temperatures are below average. we have numbers in the 60's and low 70's by 4:00. reggie: if you're headed out today and agencies are operating on modified service schedules because of juneteenth. that includes the ones listed on your screen. kumasi: today is juneteenth thousands of people celebrating in san francisco fillmore district on saturday. the district was a hub of african-american culture in the 40's earning it the name harlem

of the west. there are so many celebrations over the weekend. oakland, the marching an a.m., in the streets of san jose from the juneteenth celebration they had their. it is amazing. reggie: >> good morning america. for our viewers in if west, millions under alert for severe weather, as triple digit temperatures heat the south. extreme storms wreak havoc. >> hey, go back in. go back in! >> from colorado to florida, homes destroyed, search and rescue efforts under way. overnight a devastating tornado ripped through mississippi. plus hazardous heat warnings. 35 million under alert throughout the south. how long will it last? ginger is tracking it all. breaking this morning secretary of state blinken in

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