>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at against time. search-and-rescue cruz doing with tractors weather trying to find the missing summer symbol with five people inside as oxygen runs out. reggie: two of those passengers have a connection to the bay area. what a south bay ceo is saying about the search one of the men on board. kumasi: feeling financially

stable, the survey among residents revealing how much they feel they need to feel that way in the city. reggie: thursday june 22 and none of us is rich. drew: yet. kumasi: i see it in my future. reggie: you also don't speak lines. my husband said kumasi doesn't speak ticket. kumasi: and i am here. drew: and she will be there. i am interested to see where you end up this weekend at how you get in. kumasi: all the places. drew: june gloom has reappeared. we are not getting that brilliant sunrise like we have. temperatures right now mainly in the 50's. the cloud cover is slow to break down today. it is a lot cooler today compared to yesterday.

temperatures five to 50 degrees below average. a cloudy morning, slowly clearing for sunshine this afternoon. temperatures me the in low 60's to low 70's. jobina: good morning. we still have this deadly crash investigation underway in el cerrito -- in elsa bronte. this will be on surface streets but can impact people traveling towards 80 at valley view road and apn way. a life picture from san jose showing you 101. we have clear conditions throughout prior throughout our primary commute corridor. they will end with a live look at the toll bridge closet -- the bay bridge toll plaza. reggie: we start with the search for that missing submersible. time is running out for the five people on board. oxygen is expected to run out this morning. teams from several countries have arrived to help. how are rescue efforts shifting? jobina: the coast guard tried to

pinpoint repetitive banging sounds picked up on sonar equipment but came up empty-handed. maybe experts are analyzing those sounds and there is growing international effort made here. warships and aerial crafts are rushing to the area. the french are bringing in deep-sea robots able to free the sub if it were stuck. it would not be able to lifted to the surface. veteran explorers say the conditions are dire if they are on the ocean floor where temperatures are below freezing. >> your body will start shivering to generate heat. that will use of more oxygen. that is not a good thing. jobina: there are new claims lifesaving efforts may have been delayed according to national geographic. a deep-sea explosion company tried to send underwater drones shortly after the news broke. it was told to stand down by the u.s. government.

while search efforts continue here at this point, it is unlikely anyone will be found alive. kumasi: we are checking in with claire rodriguez with what we are learning about the people on board. one of the tourists has ties to the bay area. gloria: at least one of the five people has ties to the bay area. abc7 talk to someone who knows him and we are learning more about those inside the missing titanic sub that went missing on sunday. phil diamond is the president of a nonprofit research organization based in mountain view. he says one of the institute's trustees and his son are two of the five on the missing sub. while he is based in says he travels back and forth between u.k. and the bay area. >> he was at our board meeting and april and telling me about this trip. he was very excited about it.

for all of us, it is unimaginable to think what they are going through. and diamond says rescue crews will likely look for the vessel even after oxygen runs out. it will be a recovery mission. they will try to find it and conduct an investigation with whatever they discover. kumasi: with the latest on the search for the vessel by downloading the abc7 news app and note -- and enable push alerts. reggie: we are hearing from the police chief about investigators and what they say happened. and the response she got on father's day involved two people in two cars and left multiple people injured. a 28-year-old man from pittsburgh is under arrest.

he faces gun charges but is in hospital. she phil scott to gave a police commission meeting. >> is shooting -- this started at stockton beach. we know there was some type of dispute. this was a horrific incident. our offices got there in four minutes and there were numerous calls that came in. that investigation is ongoing. there are a lot of videos our investigators are trying to go through. reggie: police are looking for people in the second car involved in the shooting. kumasi: san francisco's mayor is reporting progress in regards to open-air drug markets. the joint enforcement team in place has seized more than 132 pounds of fentanyl which amounts to 30 million legal -- 30 million with photos this. this is an increase over last year.

the joint enforcement team includes chp and california national guard. leaders in santa clara county are taking steps to control the fentanyl crisis. according to the medical examiner's office, the county recorded its biggest month to month jump in fentanyl deaths ever after averaging 13 deaths a month through april. 41 people died from fentanyl in may. the county is working on increased public outreach on the dangers of the drug. the behavioral health services department is focusing on treatment and prevention. >> santa clara county received funding to the opioid settlement agreement and on june 6 we presented a plan to be board of supervisors for how we are going to use those funds specific to the opioid epidemic. kumasi: this expanding treatment and prevention programs through schools, distributing fentanyl

test strips, and teaching people to use overdose reversal drugs. reggie: it takes a net worth of $1.7 million to feel financially comfortable in san francisco according to the charles schwab modern wealth survey. the numbers likes to $4.7 million. the survey was conducted among hundreds of bay area residents age 21 to 75. americans say they need a net worth of 2.2 minnen dollars to fill wealthy. that is not going to cut it here . kumasi: pumping the brakes, the campaign some south bend residents are pushing you have safer streets. reggie: sf pride's human rights summit, their strategy to fight for freedom. drew: it is cloudy from our exploratorium camera. get ready for a cool afternoon. temperatures five to 50 degrees below average for this time of

the year. we will take a closer look at these highs and when the cloud cover breaks d

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kumasi: don't be alarmed if you see smoke coming from an east bay park. the district is doing prescribed burns at the shoreline. there is a training exercise for firefighters. burns will be happening also tomorrow. drew: 6:10 this morning. we have low pressure off of our coastline. it enhances our marine layer, seeing all that cloud cover this morning. it will keep us cooler than average today and tomorrow as it's itself our coastline. -- as it sits off of our coastline. we are seeing some sean hannity southbay and the east bay beginning to see that sunshine. cloudy in the east bay and the

coast. we will find increasing sunshine in the north bay but the coast will stay socked in as the marine layer hugs our coastline. that is mostly cloudy close to the ocean. sunshine away from the coast. temperatures cool this time of the year, low 60's to low 70's. that breeze is picking up this afternoon. today and tomorrow, very similar sky, morning clouds come sunshine. saturday is less sunshine in the morning, a brighter afternoon and a warm up. we will look at how pride sunday is shaping up in a minute. kumasi: the most decorated san jose sharks making his return. what we know about patrick marleau. the reason behind the dramatic drop in test scores this last school year. we are taking a live look outside at 6:12. there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma.

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kumasi: crews have closed the left exit to treasure island from the upper deck of the bay bridge. if you want to get to the island, drive through the tunnel and take the new exit on the right side of the bridge. the exit will give you access to treasure island and -- island. they left exit will be close for several years. the transportation authority is doing construction to make it safer encase there is any earthquake. this is part of a project to improve eight different roads and bridges. in san jose, a community meeting to address the number one cause of deadly and severe injury crashes, speeding. a neighborhood organization is raising awareness. the city says district four and district five in east san jose

have the most traffic deaths and severe injury crashes out of the 10 council districts. 670 people were killed in city crashes. the community meeting will discuss the initiative which has a goal to eliminate traffic deaths. >> no one plans to be in an accident. no one plans for the unexpected to have been and yet it happens all the time. if we can reduce this and prevent people from being injured or killed and prevent that trauma for families, it is worth it. kumasi: the meeting tonight is at alum library -- alum rock library. reggie: sf pride is hosting its first human rights summit today. the hope is for the next steps in fighting for freedom. they are tracking 500 bills taking aim at lgbtq rights. one acres and activists from across the country will gather at the commonwealth club in

california, montana's first transgender lawmaker will be joining the conversation. she made headlines this year after being censured by the statehouse. >> we don't what to assume you know what you need in those states so we want to get help. reggie: tickets to attend online are free, just visit the commonwealth club website. pride events have been happening all week. southbay reporter zach fuentes introduced the grand marshals at the fairmont hotel last night. we will see those nominees riding down market street and you will see zach as part of operating coverage. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to show up for what is one of the biggest events of the year, the pride parade. kumasi: police will have a significant presence throughout the city.

those went to city hall will have to go through metal detectors and public transit is wrapping up with bart adding trains sunday. >> it is a good opportunity for people who have not written on bart to give us a chance. we think the service is going to be robust. kumasi: san francisco police will be wearing a new pride patch this year. reggie: we are inching closer to sunday's parade which will premiere here on abc7. we are the only place to watch this parade live starting 10:30 sunday morning. we will also be on abc7news.com /pride. or you can watch it wherever you stream abc7. it is going to be a party. drew: if you cannot make it down, you can watch the parade from anywhere, the comfort of your home, getting your party started early. reggie: it would be a great thing to watch if you are getting ready for something in the afternoon drew: --

afternoon. drew: seeing the votes go by. reggie: trying on your three or four outfits. drew: trying to decide what to wear. jobina: for outfit planning, what are you planning? drew: last year you had a good outfit on but the weather was not cooperating. where that again because it is cool in the morning and nice in the afternoon. it was beautiful. did you have something different planned? jobina: you know i did. it is alright. [laughter] jobina: think of it -- drew: think of it as multiple outfits. your first one, peel it off by 11:00 a.m. jobina: this is from last year? drew: that is a good question. our creative team gave this to me. i want to say yes it is from last year. we are talking about the background on this graphic. here's what pride forecast has in store.

it will brighten up over the weekend for the parade on sunday. we begin with fog, don't be nervous when you wake up sunday morning and we have the marine layer, it will burn off for that sunshine as the parade is underway and temperatures in low 60's. the fog is back. june gloom is here today and tomorrow morning. he was highly forecast shapes up. cooler afternoons today and tomorrow. we are brighter and more mild for the upcoming weekend. that brings us back this afternoon, the onshore flow reinforcing that cooler air this afternoon. 15 to 30 miles per hour. destroys twins likely felt across the city, the east bay, and to the delta, probably close to 30 miles per hour. cloud cover breaking for sunshine in most spots. the only exception, the coast is pretty cloudy. temperatures in low 60's to low 70's with that a breeze.

tonight, overcast skies and numbers in the 50's. here is the seven-day forecast. cooler afternoon today. a similar sky tomorrow. brighten up over the weekend. it will look nice for the parade sunday. next week we start to gradually warm up and it looks like next thursday and friday we have temperatures above average for the first time of the year. jobina: we have got to get right to new video of the deadly crash we have been following since it was reported around 12:30. this is going to be in el sobrante at appian way. we do not have any estimated time as to when this corridor will reopen because investigators are still there. this can impact you if you are traveling towards 80. this is a portion enclosed at the moment. as we bring in our graphics, you can see the impacted area circled in red in elsa bronte. we have a new crash reported in

tracy and will impact our super commuters. westbound 580 past grant line road, speeds down to 30 miles per of her. we will end with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:43. reggie: "good morning america" is coming up here. kumasi: sam champion has a look ahead. >> nice to see you. we are following the story that has captivated all of us, the search for the missing submersible with five people aboard. search-and-rescue crews working around the clock. there is just 96 hours of the breathable air and that is expiring. a reported tornado touching down in a small texas town overnight and already death toll is rising. four people killed as a heat wave blankets that's a part of the country. we will have the forecast not just for today that part of the world the rest of the week. our series with a demo showing how criminals can use artificial intelligence in kidnapping scams. what you need to know to protect

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reggie: a new report is raising concerns about the education of american children after the pandemic. the average test scores for 13 euros -- 13-year-olds have declined even after schools reopen for in-person learning. last year's test scores were down four points in reading and nine points in math compared to 2019. there is also a racial disparity with black children seeing a larger decline in scores compared to other groups. the first ever san jose sharks player to have his number retired is returning to the team. patrick marleau is coming back. the organization did not give any details other than sharing a video suggesting he will be part of the front office.

which i extracted him as a second overall pick in the 1997 draft. he is the all-time leader in games played, goals, and points. he retired last year. a t-shirt created by oakland a's fans will be added to the baseball hall of fame as a baseball artifact. fans wore this green shirt with the word "sell" to urge the team's owner to sell the team. this shirt tells the story of fans. representative says they pay attention to all stadia moves because items tend to mark the play -- and of play in one building. good humor almond bar is no longer being sold. i didn't even know it was here. did you know about this? it was discontinued last year but customers are just now noticing it. the company has been replying to people.

good humor says it was a necessary but unfortunate decision as it updates its products to reflect consumer preferences. klondike pulled the plug on the popular choco taco last yea california is no longer the most expensive states when it comes to gas, the state that just took the top spot. a programming note, you can watch the nba draft here on abc7 . coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. followed by after the draft and a special edition of abc7 news. here is a live look outside.

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five people on board, coming up. >> the house will be in order. reggie: they remove in the house to censure a top democrat -- the rare move in the top -- in the house to censure a top democrat. kumasi: the construction of a san francisco high-rise is now complete. it is thursday, june 22. reggie: let's get to the forecast withdrew. drew: we have temperatures in the 50's. the jacket is needed and you will keep it on much of the morning because the cloud cover out there is slow to breakdown. not seeing the billion sunshine like we have the past few days. our marine layer is back. we will have cloudy skies breaking down for some afternoon sunshine. the coast is cloudy and temperatures five to 15 degrees below average for this time of the year.

let's get a check of traffic with jobina. jobina: we are taught with a live look in san rafael showing you 101. for the most part our commute has been nice, not too many major issues. and like picture in emeryville showing you headlights traveling westbound. going towards the bay bridge toll plaza, meeting with kim on. we will end with a look at our drive times increasing. kumasi: final critical hour for those people cap updates on the rescue mission. reporter: admit a rapidly depleting oxygen supply, it is a critical time for rescuers to find the five people aboard the titan which disappeared on its way to the titanic wreckage site.

experts suggest they will run out of oxygen this morning. the u.s. to pin banging noises. experts have now try to advise those sounds. >> i cannot tell you within noises are. reporter: this comes amidst an international rescue effort as aircraft's cover the area twice the size of connecticut. the french coming with deep-sea robots able to free the sub if it were stuck. onboard commotion get's founder and a british billionaire, a pakistani businessman and his son, and it titanic researcher. veteran explores say the crew's condition is a diary if they are on the ocean floor where temperatures are below freezing. >> your body will start shivering to generate heat. that will use of oxygen. that is not a good thing. reporter: bureaucracy may have

delayed lifesaving efforts to find titan. according to national geographic , the deep-sea exclusion company the explorers club tried sending underwater drums shortly after news broke about the sub but was told by government officials to stand down. >> they have been reaching out to u.s. authorities and saying there is a concern about how to retrieve this vessel if they could find it. reporter: the coast guard has confirmed one of those drones is now en route. after the sub whilst communication sunday, experts question why the titan did not trigger a buoyancy device, hypothesizing it was not just a communication failure. reggie: the five people on board that submersible. gloria rodriguez's live in the newsroom with more on these tourists who have ties to the bay area. gloria: at least one of the

people in the missing sub has ties to the bay area and the stakes are high as time is running out. these are the five people on board of the missing titanic sub. phil diamond is the a new york-based -- a san francisco based nonprofit. he says board meeting in april and he was talking about this trip. >> he is a businessman, not a scientist, but he has always been scientific. he is curious about the unknown. >> it will be a recovery mission and they will stucco -- still continue to look for the craft. the next step is to do an investigation with whatever they

discover. gloria: that is tamra crews will look for the vessel even after oxygen runs out. captain burbach says she hopes the incident will lead to changes in the tourism industry so it will be safer for everybody. reggie: to get a bit story, download the abc7 bay area mobile app. we will send alerts when there is new information and breaking news. now to washington and a rare move on capitol hill. the house erupting last night as republicans voted to censure a top democrat. jobina: house members voted along party lines to censure adam schiff in his role in investigating former president, trump. it is a remove -- it move, only the 25th house member to be censured and only the

third in the last 20 years. he served on the house committee investigating degenerate sixth attack at the capital and with the top democrat on the house intelligence committee investigating whether the trump campaign had ties to russia. that investigation found russia did intervene in the election but found no evidence of criminal conspiracy. his democratic colleagues repeatedly interrupted kevin mccarthy as he readily rules serenity censure which amounts to a public reprimand. >> the house will be in order. [chanting] >> the investigation of his misconduct was important. it led to his impeachment which i was proud to lead. jobina: meanwhile, lauren boebert has now introduced articles of impeachment against president biden over his handling of the southern border. speaker mccarthy is urging republicans to vote against the

resolution, arguing is now -- arguing now is not the right time. the center of adam schiff directs the ethics committee to investigate his actions during the investigations he took part in. reggie: samuel alito back on a luxury vacation with a republican donor but did not reported on its financial statements. that billionaire's business went before the supreme court 10 times. according to pro-public a, he wrote on the billionaire's private boat for a trip. free but said he did not know he had to reported. -- report it. kumasi: work to stabilize the linning millennium tower is finished. the project engineer said the upgrade was a success after more

than a dozen concrete piles were below -- were installed below the street. there has already been a recovery of nearly one inch of tilt and it can improve more after the final load transfer from the original foundation. reggie: our state is no longer the most expensive when it comes to gas. the state of washington has surpassed the golden state with an average of $4.93 per gallon, seven cents more than california. in the bay area, it will still cost nearly five dollars per gallon. let's look at the local gas prices to be depressed. in san francisco, the average is $4.95. it is one cents cheaper in san jose at -- kumasi: natural resource officials are showing details on the 30 by 30 plan meant to protect 30% of the event and coastal waters by 2030.

they estimate california has preserved 24% of land and 16% of coastal waters. the hope is to restore biodiversity, expand access to nature, and mitigate the effects of climate change. rents programs for tribal communities to reclaim their territory are also in the works. reggie: tony thurman is calling on book publishers to help with the push for more inclusion in education. >> we are asking textbook butchers to make a commitment to diversify their books and share what it is they are doing. reggie: thurman once publish of textbooks to commit to riding -- to writing diverse narratives that reflect california. thurman says textbooks failed to reflect the student population. after the announcement, thurman convened a task force on inclusive education. thurman estimates publishers earn close to $500 million per year for materials created for

california schools. kumasi: suicide is the second leading cause of death for teenagers and young adults. this is a cyst is thinking that organizations and students are trained to change. a foundation award students with efforts to promote well-being. one of this year's winners is audrey wang. her stem background letter to learning more about mental health. >> one time i was listing to a woman -- women in tech panel where i learned about imposter syndrome. imposter syndrome resonated with me about not feeling good enough and not feeling like you belong. kumasi: she created the website, effective cookies, where users can create a card to remind them of the people in their lives and the places they still want to go. if someone you know is struggling with mental health issues, you can find a list of resources on our website, abc7news.com/takeaction.

reggie: what -- says is behind hundreds of vacancies in san francisco. kumasi: a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. the dow is down 10 points. reggie: pride festivities continue, something happening downtown to celebrity pride month. stay with us for the streaming app for abc7@7 come alive every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. you can download the app wherever you stream. drew: good morning, san jose. a live look at the south bay and we have a great start to our morning. we don't have the brilliant sunrise. our marine layer is here and that will lead to a cool afternoon. our cool month continues for another day. today, our high is 60 to 72 degrees depending on where you live. our warmest spots should be in the mid 80's so we are five to 15 degrees below where we should be this time of the year. the jacket you have on this

morning you will likely keep on for much of the morning as the cloud cover breaks down. low pressure of our coastline on laptop with seven. that is enhancing our marine layer, leading to overcast skies and cooler temperatures this afternoon. a similar set up tomorrow. here is future weather as we break down the cloud cover. increasing sunshine in the east bay and the south bay. we will find sunshine in most spots away from the coast. that coastline is socked in with cloud cover all day as, marine layer lurks along our coastline. temperatures are well below average, a similar story tomorrow. by the start of the weekend, we will lose a lot of the morning cloud cover, bring an increased sunshine in the afternoon and see a minor will not to start out saturday afternoon. we will look at how private sunday is shaping up in 10 minutes.

kumasi: in washington, the man accused in a deadly shooting a music festival told investigators he took mushrooms and was hallucinating when he opened fire. he has been identified as james kelly. documents show kelly and his girlfriend left the gorge, theater and went to his car and that is when he took out a gun and started shooting. two people died, three other people got hurt, including his girlfriend. he said he was hallucinating and thought of the world was coming to an end. his girlfriend called 911. it is not clear how the gun got past security. >> the security -- the details of what that security is, i'm not certain. it is a private security company that works for the live nation venue. kumasi: no bond has been set. reggie: san francisco is in the middle of a hiring crisis. according to a report, it is

because of the city's hiring practices. the grand jury says the hiring practice takes too long. recruiting and retention are also too hard because the city cannot keep up with private-sector employers. for example, can't always offer benefits or higher pay or flexibility for remote work. kumasi: from two companies will soon be available nationwide. good meet and greatly based upside foods received fda approval to sell chicken products in restaurants. one of the first places upside foods will be available is in san francisco. the company describes cultivated meat as exactly that, meet. it is not a vegan or vegetarian. the ceo says you want to be able to tell the difference in this product and the chicken you usually order. >> made out of more than 99%

chicken cells. it has the taste and deliciousness, the fibers you expect of chicken. kumasi: there is no word it might be available in restaurants. it is not approved to sell in stores yet. the sec is suing amazon it tricked customers in signing up for amazon prime. it's at amazon used deceptive web interfaces to lower customers into signing up for prime. it even thwarted attempt to cancel memberships. amazon has responded saying the claims are false. it insists customers can easily sign up or easily cancel prime mentorship -- prime membership. reggie: americans not giving as much as they used to according to a group. it says donations in 2022 were down 3.5 percent compared to 2021. that equaled a 10.5 percent drop when you adjust for inflation. last year was the fourth time in

the last 40 years americans donated less than they did the prior year. a new lawsuit accuses twitter of failing to pay out millions of dollars of bonuses. it alleges some current and former employees have yet to receive their 2022 bonuses despite executives assuring workers they will receive it in the lead up to elon musk's acquisition. is the latest in the list of legal actions taken by former employees after elon musk slashed 80% of staff. a look at the new york stock exchange, we are down 81 points. a grammy-winning artist is set to take the stage at the alameda county fair. kumasi: you might be called foolish if you did not get your tickets already. ♪

ashanti is headlining tonight's concert at the fairgrounds in pleasanton. the club and four seats are sold out but there are bleacher seats available on a first-come first-served basis. the other performers this summer , e 40, leanne rhymes. the fair runs until what if nellie came with her? reggie: also i am a leanne rhymes fan. you cannot fight the moonlight. kumasi: are you going to go? reggie: what is the song --[humming] kumasi: food and wine magazine is out with its top pizza places. reggie: five bay area spots made the top 20. at number two is a 16 rockridge

in oakland. the magazine says websites this place apart is the massive wood burning oven. it cooks a pizza in 90 seconds. the other top places are casey's pizza, flour and water, that is my place. i also love pizzeria del can i give a shadow to another place? yolomoto. also really good. speaking of pizza, dominoes is testing -- kumasi: dominoes is doing the most. reggie: who is doing pr for dominoes? what intern came there and -- kumasi: said what if? reggie: anyway, it is the first delivery by jetpack. kumasi: not through the bushes. reggie: what are those things on his arms? reggie: what?

no. not in the middle of the campground. jobina: you know you can see this at dolores park. kumasi: and he left. [laughter] reggie: what is this? kumasi: this is at the glastonbury festival. you see the man hovering over the festival with his jetpack. dominoes saturday the inspiration came from the original rocket man, elton john. the company says every year it gets calls from people who want to sneak food into the event. they are launching their own rocket man service to feed guests. kumasi: i like this -- drew: i like this. yesterday i said dominoes is doing all of the stuff, i am here for this. flying over. kumasi: that doesn't solve the issues, the parking, the

traffic. jobina: you don't have to go all the way down the hill. drew: yesterday they had this thing where you could drop a pin anywhere and there were deliberate. if you are at the park, how will they find you? jobina: i love to frequent our beaches. people do this all the time and they are highly successful. i will see a little doordash cooler thing and they will deliver. i hope they are too well. reggie: sand in the shoes. jobina: multiple times. drew: i did not think that would be successful. here is a live look at our oakland airport camera exclusive to abc7. we are seeing overcast skies across the region. morning clouds are back, june gloom has returned and that will lead to a cooler afternoon. for the weekend, we will turn

brighter, get a minor warm up coming away for pride celebration. winds right now are pretty light, maybe a little breezy in pittsburgh and fairfield at 18 miles per hour, but they will pick up as we head into the afternoon. here is future weather showing you by 3:00 p.m. we have wind gusting 13 to -- 15 to 30 miles per hour. east bay anthony delta, close to 30 miles per hour keeping cooler weather in place. the morning fog slowly pulling back to the coast. low 60's to low 70's, that is it today. overnight tonight, we turn overcast once again and those temperatures will fall into the 50's. looking at the pride forecast, friday is the cloudiest day we have for the weekend. saturday and sunday, increasing sunshine. for the parade on sunday in san francisco, we have morning fog around 11:00 a.m. and temperatures around 63 degrees for a daytime high.

cool afternoon today, similar set up tomorrow. we will brighten up our skies and begin a minor warm-up over the weekend. is looking nice for the parade on sunday. you can watch right here on abc7. we see temperatures climb next week and by thursday and friday next week, temperatures above average for this time of the year. jobina: we have a couple of quick crashes to talk about. we zoom into san pablo where we have a motorcyclist involved in a crash. also in oakland, certainly going to impact you if you need to get off at the ash at the 51st exit ramp -- and at the 51st exit ramp because that has been closed down. we will ramp up with a couple of live pictures starting with richmond-san rafael bridge where it is crowded if you are traveling westbound. the same thing at the san mateo bridge. reggie: pride events are in full swing across san francisco. kumasi: tonight outsid

center, get ready for a pride comedy show. it will roma and other comedians. it starts at 5:30 and goes until 9:00. reggie: that sounds really fun. there are too many events now. kumasi: that is how i felt about juneteenth. it is a lot. reggie: you go around the corner and event. another rainbow, event. kumasi: you really have to plan. you have to hurts a few things. reggie: i have a little bit of fomo. you don't because you don't believe in tickets or lines. i love that. kumasi: next, the seven things you need to know. reggie: at live look outside.

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kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. a likely tragic ending for quiet for five people on a trip to see the titanic any summer civil. it is to be made to save them if they are at the bottom of the ocean. they would run out of oxygen before reaching the surface. reggie: one of the men on the submersible has ties to the area. the shareholder so he visits frequently in the bay area. kumasi: house republicans voted to censure adam schiff. the party-line vote punishes him for comments he made about donald trump and russia. reggie: another day between nato's land texas, this time the time of matador took a hit. at least 10 people were hurt. 11 tornadoes were reported yesterday in four states. drew: june gloom is back.

a copy start to our day and that will lead to a cooler afternoon -- a cloudy start to our day and that will lead to a cooler afternoon. keep your jacket on much of the day, cloudy the next four to five hours. increasing sunshine to the afternoon but the breeze picks up leaving cool temperatures in low 60's to 70's. a quick look at the pride forecast for san francisco. friday, we have the june gloom continuing but we will lose the cloud and increase the sunshine for the parade on sunday. we will start with fog around 11:00 a.m. and temperatures around six to three degrees for a daytime high. jobina: we have a san mateo bridge in the westbound direction before the toll plaza. it is ahead of where u.s. angus live camera. expect delays if you are traveling at 90 westbound direction. kumasi: would you take a phone free vacation? this is what people on an island off the coast of finland are pushing for.

island visitors -- island leaders are including -- are encouraging visitors to turn off their phone and enjoy the beauty. reggie: unplug. get that out of your hand. drew: you don't need that. for pictures, though. jobina: airplane mode. kumasi: it depends the kind of vacation your friend you have. if you are having a meditative, reflective vacation, okay. if you are having a turn up, give it to me. reggie: if you post real-time, people try to meet you and you don't want >> good morning, america. the latest on the search for the missing sub with five people on board. search and rescue crews work around the clock dealing with treacherous weather overnight. 96 hour of breathable air