>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> it says resident com because fight. no i can't. isn't that interesting? kumasi: new audio recordings appear to classified documents.

but he says this will help exonerate him. reggie: a gas price gouging law in effect in california, how prices looking in the bay area with a travel week on the horizon. kumasi: the flight attendant who got a surprise proposal on a crowded plane. drew: because where are you going to go? back to the bathroom? kumasi: back to 15 d. drew: that is in the aisle seat, that is nice. reggie: and at her workplace. jobina: the whole thing is a gamble. but happy for the. reggie: sometimes it works. but occasionally it doesn't. drew: especially at ballgames. reggie: please don't do that. drew: on the jumbotron. jobina: you don't like proposals? it makes me nervous. reggie: and private, hiding

behind the bushes. drew: no one around. [laughter] drew: let's check -- kumasi: let's check in with drew. drew: you didn't see the photographer? jobina: they were our friend and they were across the beach on a cliff. drew: we begin the day with coastal drizzle, lack of sunshine is with us right now. we will get better skies is the afternoon goes on. the exploratory camera showing you the san francisco skyline chopped in half. take the jacket with you, it is cool in the 50's. we will brighten up those skies. it is pleasant but below average for another day. everything changes by the end of the week. reggie: former president trump in his own words. abc news has obtained the audio recording the prosecutor say is a key piece of evidence in the classified documents case.

this is the recording where trump appears to admit that he kept classified documents that were not declassified. jobina: this recording from -- comes from a july 2021 interview that trump gave at his new jersey resort. he is speaking with aids and two people working on an autobiography of mark meadows. he seems to be showing off secret documents and admitting he did not declassify it. pres. biden: this was -- mr. trump: this was done by the military given to me. >> we will have to see. mr. mr. trump: could have declassified it, now i can't. jobina: a spokesperson audio proving once again mr. trump did nothing wrong

this is believed to be a key piece of evidence in the case against the former president. he was indicted on 37 counts. trump has plead not guilty. kumasi: planning to skip the first presidential debate. and number of gop candidates like chris christie have been pressuring trump to participate. trump has said he will forgo the debate stage because of moderators, venues, and organizations sponsoring the debates. reggie: california drivers have new protections from price gouging. landmark legislation will penalize companies that increase prices beyond the limit set by the state. amanda is live in dublin where we are seeing some of the lowest gas prices. reporter: the california is cracking down on price gouging at the gas. pump in dublin, you have some of

the cheapest gas prices. we are here at the safeway on dublin boulevard. back to the governor's he says the losses of oversight on the oil and gas industry. what does this mean for us? he says immediately the lot is written to expose price minimization in real-time by requiring get reports on the market and imports and is meant to prevent gas spikes caused by refineries going off-line. it will require monthly reports on refiners' profit margins and establishes a new independent watchdog called the division of petroleum market oversight within the california emergency commission to monitor the industry all in the name of transparency. governor newsom says the new laws will help better managing gas supply so residents here are not vulnerable to what he calls the greedy of big oil. gov. newsom: this is just the

start. we are setting up the first big oil watchdog, limiting price gouging to you keep money in your pocket. reporter: the governor's office is touching the new law as a model for the nation, adding that a recent poll found a net percent of americans support efforts to crack down on. . gas price gouging last week, california was no longer the state with the most expensive gas prices. even more important as we head into the fourth of july holiday. live in dublin, amanda del castillo. kumasi: neighbors are absent because people at a porter cost thousands of dollars worth of damage. all this happened saturday night. we were to show you the video of what was left behind, a trail of vandalism including four cars, have a dozen buildings packed with graffiti. neighbors say since the start bar closed, there has been an

underground of an sanctioned street parties every year during pride weekend. >> this one was worse. the tagging was comparable with the fact that they demolished several cars were windshields and hoods. >> it was frustrating and tough to see that happen to my car. kumasi: reports yesterday, no arrests have been made. reggie: the san francisco police force is about to get a boost. chief william scott told reporters the department has its largest police academy in three years. 32 recruits have started their training. san francisco is short hundreds of officers and continues to rely on overtime to meet demand. the city's did it overtime budget and recruiting efforts. kumasi: police will kick off their second annual communal tour to make the community safer. opd will hosting a series of blood party struck oakland.

officers will provide free food and there will be activities for families to enjoy. law-enforcement is looking to build trust and relationships with community members. the first block party is going to be at 90 8th avenue from three 5 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. -- 3:00 p.m. until 6 p.m. the push from san jose to bring major league baseball to tell. reggie: the extreme weather blamed for thousands of flight cancellations and concerns for the power grid. drew: it is a pleasant afternoon temperatures are still below average by three to 10 degrees. by the end of the week, the heat is on. we have major changes to our temperatures.

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kumasi: millions of americans are dealing with a variety of severe weather. we have seen storms and lightning across the mid -- east and the midwest. the storms caused 1400 flights to be canceled. in the south, they are dealing with heat. americans are under excessive heat warnings. many could see temperatures in the triple digits. those temperatures are causing concerns about power grids. many in the region could see blackouts due to the surge in demand. drew: we are about to feel some of that later this week. it has been such a cool spring and cool started to the summer season. this weekend, the heat is going to feel intense for folks away from the coast. here is future weather today. it is present temperature staying below average. we will find increasing sunshine as the day goes on and

temperatures are a few degrees warmer than yesterday. our warmest spots going into the low 80's. is not too hot for this time of the year. 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline, santa rosa, antioch. san jose, 75 degrees for your afternoon hi. looking at the three forecast, we will warm up tomorrow but temperatures take off on thursday, feeling a lot more like summer. by the weekend, we are tracking triple digit heat. we will show you that in nine minutes. kumasi: adding mortals to california roads. how much more you may be charged to cross the bay bridge is. popping the question miles in the sky, the flight attendant caught off guard when her boyfriend proposed on a plane. we are heading to a break, but first a live look outside at 6:12. the bay bridge seems to be doing i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete,

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kumasi: san jose's m asking major league baseball to clear a path for sanity to be considered for a baseball team. since 1990, san jose has been barred from be considered due to mlb church oil rights granted to the giants. it is any issue other city has to do with. the mayor says lot of opportunities from silicon valley to the safety of the city. >> nobody going to a sporting event wants to worry about their car being broken into and in san jose, nobody has to. wear the safest city in the bay area. kumasi: baseball leaders could drop territorial rights with a three fourths vote but that is unlikely. the mayor is taking a big swing

with the plea. larry beil says with the resources the city has to offer, it is a risk worth taking. >> is a top 10 city in the country and you can make a case with all of the money available in silicon valley that they could build a palace. they would be able to afford a pretty hefty relocation fee or an expansion fee to the tune of $1 billion that other owners would say i am right here. kumasi: we will have to wait and see if the in the b commission response to san jose's request to bring a franchise to the city. reggie: we are learning about a proposal that could see higher tolls coming to bay area bridges to fund public transportation. we told you about this yesterday. scott wiener is proposing a bill that would increase tolls on all bayberry bridges -- bay area bridges except on the golden gate bridge. that would be used to bailout

industries that have struggled during the pandemic. >> that would generate a significant sum of money to make sure bart does not have to eliminate nighttime and weekend service to make sure -- does not eliminate 15 bus lines entirely. reggie: the extra tall with stay in place five years. tolls were already scheduled to increase by one dollar in january of 2025. senator steve glaser is opposed to the back puzzle -- opposed to the proposal. caltrans put a fair hike on hold. the agency put out a statement saying they are going to delay the hike to the end of the year as they try to get more riders on board. they are also extending the monthly pass discount as part of that effort. kumasi: in east bay, a victim billion for the east bay transit. it was awarded a grant from the federal government. it will be used to replace

diesel engine buses with electric buses. transit will also be planning to build a zero emission university so they can train workers with advanced software and hardware. reggie: a plan to give a makeover to san francisco appears is moving forward. a commission -- 's state senator scott wiener's legislation calls for pears and mixed used irrelevant. amenities would include pedestrian promenades, including swimming, antimarket hall. the golden state warriors have agreed to pay for some of that cost. the bill is heading to another committee. a couple's engagement is making rounds on social media. kumasi: look at the signs in the background. somebody got signs? reggie: they do. kumasi: this is darien proposing to is now the acid.

she is now fiance to his now fiance. she is a flight attendant. he was planning to propose while in cancun but the flight attendants came up with a plan to have him survive -- have him surprise her with an in-flight proposal. drew: there was a switch up? i don't think i would pull an audible. kumasi: let me keep my plan. drew: maybe he was stressed a little bit and they were like, do you want to do it now? instead of on a fun vacation? jobina: and then you celebrate your engagement. drew: distress leading up to this point. -- the stress leading up to this point. she knew. kumasi: look at everybody. that is cute. congratulations.

drew: stress. jobina: it is stressful. kumasi: just say. reggie: sometimes you never know why people on that plane. sometimes people are not in the mood. you know what i am saying? great for them, someone else is going to a funeral. sometimes i am like can we just be calm on this plane? jobina: no activities. reggie: this is a shared space. when we get to the beach, we can do it there. someone back here did not sleep last night. jobina: what if the baby wakes up? reggie: that is me raining on the parade. [laughter] kumasi: not here, please. drew: use to someone, absolutely

not. -- you see someone, absolutely not. sit-down. just constantly hitting the belt. -- the bell. [laughter] a look at walnut creek getting some sunshine, really cloudy in the region. we have patchy drizzle along the coast. today is pleasant, cooler than average but everything is going to change by the end of the week. the weekend is significantly warmer. we are tracking the warmest temperatures so far this year. it has been a cool spring and started summer that this warm-up is going to feel hot. today, in the 60's and 70's. one spots in the low 80's. we are going to clouds and sunshine. 10 to 20 miles per hour. tonight will turn overcast, numbers dropping into the 50's with a little bit of coastal drizzle. let's talk about the warm-up that hits us on friday. we are ending the month with

temperatures warmer than average. our microclimates are in foreplay. the coast stays relatively mild in the 60's and 70's, but away from the coast you have us well into the 90's. saturday will be the peak of this warm spell. you can see triple digit readings, lots of 90's and it is out there, the north bay, even around the bay shoreline. it is not extremely hard but it will feel warm in the 70's and 80's. i think our beaches will be popular this weekend. we lose the marine layer, we have sunshine along the coast and temperatures are cruel in the 60's and 70's. your ocean water temperature is in the 50's. the heat will ease but weekend will find temperatures above average. here is the seven-day forecast. below average today, we will warm up by thursday. that is when you feel like summer is here. it is hot and then on friday but the coast stays relatively mild,

a wide range of temperatures. that is the hottest day in the extent of forecast. the fog comes back, the heat moderates, we continue that trend next week. jobina: we have a sig alert underway, the fire along the freeway on westbound 580 at the 680 connector. we are learning some details from chp. the fire is on the part train tracks. it does not look like it is impacting train times at this point. we have not seen any impact from service. we have a closure on eastbound 580 at hopyard road. we have two winds shut down, we don't have any estimated time of when that will reopen. metering 5:32 so you will experience a backup there. clear in the south bay is visually a picture of 101 in san jose and we will end with some drive times. we are seeing that sig alert,

interested tracy to dublin right has increased to one hour two minutes. kumasi: now we are checking in with ginger with what is coming up on "gma." >> nice to be with everybody. i was supposed to be in your state but i have become part of that store you are covering, thousands of lives were delayed yesterday. there was weather to talk about but there is nothing bigger at hand. a lot of folks have been stranded for days. a lot of people are beyond pack your patience. we have to talk about the millions of people preparing to fly for the holiday weekend. asus -- the suspect in the idaho student murders is back in court. we have reporting on that. robin roberts has an interview with ralph

cosco is cracking down on how members are sharing their memberships, just the latest customer -- latest cracking down on how their customers share. kumasi: sharing is caring. >> passing out passwords just like it is candy at halloween. reggie: kumasi does not believe in lines, she doesn't speak to get. she doesn't care about passwords. you or a password, kumasi will catch it. >> -- kumasi: and do you need one? here you go. sharing is caring. reggie: ginger, can i make an early request? chicago has a lovely pride parade, but can you come to the san francisco pride parade instead? >> i would love to because i have experienced chicago quite a

bit. it was great to catch up but i was so envious, i kept seeing you at your table doing that thing. that is home. reggie: we did it. kumasi: make the plan now. you are booked. reggie: it is happening in 2024. we will see here.

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reggie: every person in south korea is about to turn a year or two younger. where that be nice -- wouldn't that be nice? a new law overturns how people articulate age. at birth, a person is already one-year-old. everyone gains a through together on january 1. that means a baby born on new year's eve would turn two even though they are only one day old. the new lot means people will start at zero even though -- at

zero on the day they are born, just like everybody else. i would also like a 02 back. kumasi: covid times don't count. reggie: one bay area to figure out how to stop sideshows. when in rome, don't do this. a tourist facing possible prison time after being seen vandalizing the coliseum.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, months after a mass shooting, two farms faced serious fines for working conditions before and after the incident. kumasi: after hundreds of thousands of people come to san francisco for pride, the city is

hopeful that event can help revitalize its economy. reggie: all by myself, traveler ended up as the only passenger on his flight. drew: that is a dream. reggie: that would be amazing. kumasi: wouldn't you think, is something happening? reggie: i would think am i the one left behind? drew: i hope they upgrade you. sit in the front. reggie: can i get both meals? can i get the chicken and beef? kumasi: good morning, it tuesday, june 27. drew: we have the morning cloud cover and numbers in the typical spots, starting in the low and mid 50's. there is the bay bridge, folks coming into the city. pockets of drizzle right now so our morning marine layer is with us overhead. we will brighten up this guys inland and then the cloud cover pulls back to the coast.

we have temperatures that are pleasant but below average this time of the year. things are going to quickly change, some of the hottest weather so far is in the forecast. we will show you that. let's check in with jobina and see how traffic is doing. jobina: we have a sig alert effect -- in effect in pleasanton and we have clarification about where this fire is and how it is impacting traffic. the fire itself is going to be on an overpass above alamo creek. not on the part tracks itself, but we have eastbound 580 and 680, one to two lanes blocked and fire engines all through that area. motorists are being advised that you are going to need to look at any alternate or expected delays. the san mateo bridge, moving in the eastbound direction. if you are traveling westbound, expect some delays. reggie: a new price gouging law is aimed at lowering gas prices

across the state. amanda del castillo you is live with the governor's latest plan to protect california from extreme spikes, especially into the july 4 holiday. reporter: many of us are familiar with the headaches tied to holiday travel. while i can't promise that won't be the case for fourth of july, i can confirm california is cracking down on price gouging at the gas pump. the governor's office is telling california's new law the nation. last week, california was no longer the state with the most expensive gas prices. this week, the new love brings new changes, including measures to expose price manipulation in real time by requiring daily reports on imports and exports.

is also meant to prevent against spikes caused by refineries going off-line. the law requires monthly reports on refiners' profit margins and establishes the division of petroleum market oversight. a new independent watchdog within the call-up energy commission. in a video posted to twitter, governor newsom spoke of delivering on a promise to hold big oil accountable. gov. newsom: california's price gouging law is officially in effect. i signed a law to stop price gouging at the pump, stepping up our oversight and accountability on the oil and gas industry. reporter: all of this he says is in the name of transparency. governor newsom adding the new lower will hopefully better managing gas supply and track refiners' profits so residents are not vulnerable to what he calls the greedy of big oil -- greedy williams of big oil. we found some of the cheapest

gas prices if you are paying by--, $4.09 at the safeway. kumasi: two f heavy fines, both accused of not doing enough to prevent and protect against workplace violence before and after the mass shooting that claims seven lives. california tara gardens and concord farms have been cited for a total of 41 violations and face $164,000 in fines. both failed to establish a city plan that includes training workers in a language they can understand. both are accused of not securing permits for on-site worker housing. >> there were trailers and campers and what we virtually saw was storage containers, a couple of those us knew that was actual housing. kumasi: neither of the farms returned our request for

comment. abc7 news has done a deeper dive into the crisis uncovered by that shooting, those horrific living conditions of farmworkers endured. luz pena spent days investigating how these conditions were able to happen. you can watch "hitting crisis" on our streaming app. reggie: in the north bay, a community meeting is happening to address concerns of gang violence in santa rosa. two teenagers have been shot and killed this month and police believe they were gang related. a 15-year-old boy was killed after an apparent argument between two groups. no one has been arrested. two weeks ago, another 15-year-old was shot and killed in the same neighborhood. the police chief says he is bringing back the department's grant -- department's gang team. >> what is important to me is working on the root causes.

why are 15-year-old boys in santa rosa carrying ghost guns? reggie: the chief hopes the information can help the department stop the violence. kumasi: the alameda county board of supervisors will discuss a proposal to punish sideshow spectators. this would make it illegal to watch a sideshow. anyone caught could face up to six months in jail. some experts say this violates the first amendment. they say the public has the right to watch, record, and report on public events even if they are illegal to inform the public. a group of lgbtq+ leaders, advocates, and allies are taking stock of the issues facing the community. rob bonta and equality california released a first-ever pride report. this report finds hate crimes against the community have gone up dramatically in california, up 29% from last year.

researchers say that lgbtq+ kids are bullied at rates four times higher than non-lgbtq+ groups. >> they targeting is strong. now more than ever we need each other. >> as queer people living in this challenging time, this conversation underscores how much work we still have to do in california. kumasi: punter says there should be protective efforts to expand rights for the lgbtq+ community. reggie: pride last -- left a lasting impression on tourists. it is those kinds of huge events that san francisco says is helping bring tourists back to the city. in 2021, there were 7 million tourists in the city, that went up to 22 million last year. the projection is we will reach 24 million this year. >> we see growth

mexico, the u.k., and germany, as well as india. we are seeing rapid recovery year-over-year and festivals like this are what continues that recovery. >> -- reggie: the forecasting to be back to repent and make taurus numbers by 2026, around 26 million visitors per year. let's hope that happens. there are so many visitors we met. officials in italy are trying to find a tourist caught on camera vandalizing the coliseum. kumasi: this man carved his and his girlfriend's names into the wall of the ancient epic theater. sir. italy's cultural minister the smile for me. reggie: don't act like what you are doing is cute. kumasi: italy's cultural minister's claim for this meant to be identified and sanctioned.

because it a stein -- a sign of great instability. this man could face a $16,000 fine or up to five years in prison. reggie: throw your coin in the fountain and be done with it. kumasi: take the picture and go. why did anybody think this was a good idea? reggie: it is likely people who put the locks on the bridges in paris. kumasi: the girl said i am not in the video with you and we might break up after this because i am not going to jail. reggie: i don't want to be in prison, but i don't want to be in any overseas prison. kumasi: but rome is nice. reggie: stop. kumasi: they have good water. reggie: ancient aquifers. costco tried to take a page out of netflix's playbook by cutting down on sharing such cushions.

kumasi: i saw your look. we are looking at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we are up 125 points. reggie: all of that pickle ball might be costing us. the game could be causing a rise in hip replacements, knee surgery's, and more. ovoid. cash -- oh boy. stay with us live at 7:00 a.m. for abc7@7. drew: we have weekend heat that isn't coming. you look at the temperature change from today to saturday and it is a huge jump. today we are pleasant but we are below average in the 60's and 70's. by saturday, look at your afternoon highs. we expect our warmest cities to meet or exceed 100 degrees. from today to saturday, we are going to gain 20 degrees in afternoon highs.

some of these temperatures by saturday in antioch, san jose, and never, this will be the hottest heat we have seen this year. things are changing. today we keep temperatures pleasant. we have cloud cover right now giving way to sunshine this afternoon and temperatures a few degrees warmer than yesterday. our warmest areas are only in low 80's. that is not hot by any means for this time of the year. 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline and we will show you the warm up approaching. a little warmer tomorrow but temperatures take off on thursday. certainly feeling like summer away from the coast and the hot weather settles in for the weekend. we will show you those numbers in nine minutes but here are high temperatures around the area sponsored by "indiana jones: the dial of destiny." >> archimedes's dial. we could find it. >> does is our command,

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kumasi: details emerging after the mutiny against russian military leaders. we are learning about the deal brokered between the kremlin that prompted the head of a mercenary group and troops to retreat. jobina: a senior official says the 11th hour deal was struck as the wagoner mercenary group crept close to moscow. the official says he and his

troops got closer to moscow then priebus the reported, 100 miles from the russian capital, shooting helicopters and a fighter jet alana way. -- fighter jet alana way. vladimir putin claiming the armed rebellion would have been suppressed in any case and condemning the organizers for betraying russia. the mercenary his silence saying in any audio recording that his goal was to protest moscow's attempt to dissolve his forces into the russian army, not to take down putin. >> the big picture is the weakness of russia both at the top and even on lines and the strength of the ukrainians as well as the preparation of the ukrainians for this counteroffensive which has been building for months. it comes at a great time for the ukrainians.

jobina: we could get more details about putting's deal -- about vladimir putin's deal when his key ally is expected to speak with reporters. kumasi: walgreens will be offering free hiv testing to hiv testing day. there are nationwide, making this the biggest event in the country. there is only one bay area walgreens participating in this, the walgreens at 18th and castro street. according to hiv.gov, more than one many people here in the u.s. have hiv and about 30% don't know they have it. >> usually the test takes 20 minutes. you can have your results and a's, know your status, and then learn more about what to do once you know your status. kumasi: there are many other places you can get free or low-cost hiv testing. you can find those by visiting

greaterthan you can find those by visiting.org -- by visiting greaterthan by visiting.org by visiting greaterthan.org. reggie: -- emergency room visits and 800 surgeries. amazon is looking for any assist from small businesses. the retailer is piloting a program to pay smaller businesses to deliver packages in the last legs of delivery. the program is called amazon hub delivery. they'll start with a focus on rural areas and some very large cities. the company has been working with third-party delivery companies and increasing warehouse space to improve its delivery pipeline. we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as training gets underway -- trading gets

underway. we are up 80 points. kumasi: i believe sharing is caring, but that is not necessarily true when it comes to your costco membership. the wholesale giant is cracking down on this practice saying it was customers to stop letting other people use their card. this is happening to most at the self checkout line. in response, costco is reportedly doing spot checks to ensure the photo on your membership card is the person making the purchase. costco is trying to protect its bottom line. the company said that costco is able to keep its prices low because mersch if he to offset its operational expenses. reggie: angela bassett did the thing. she will receive an honorary oscar alley governors awards. she was the first person of color and the first marvel studios actor to be nominated for an oscar in a comic book adaptation.

the academy says angela bassett has continued to deliver transcendent performances. the governors awards will be held on kumasi: i love this award. reggie: she is to get. kumasi: an oscar. reggie: this is an honorary astor -- honorary oscar. kumasi: i wanted to have another one. reggie: she will get it. kumasi: what has love got to do with it? anyway, have you gotten a whole commercial airplane to yourself? who is this? [laughter] reggie: he is cute. kumasi: a whole plan to yourself while traveling. a realtor from north carolina go to express an american airlines plane to himself. phil had a flight early monday

morning traveling from oklahoma to north carolina. there were a lot of severe storms and a lot of delays. his flight got delayed 18 hours so he stuck it out. by the time his flight finally took off, he was the last one. he was the only one on the plane. his tiktok went viral, had millions of views, and he only had one bag. reggie: this is fun. the carbon footprint is a disaster. [laughter] i am raining on somatic rates. why does he look exactly like the flight attendant? jobina: let's review. reggie: he and the flight attendant are long-lost brothers. can we get into that. kumasi: i want to know what is being said. jobina: what airport was he leaving from? reggie: oklahoma. drew: i am shocked they did not

put him on a different plane and call it a day. is he in first class? reggie: it looked like he was. can you imagine if he wasn't? it is american airlines' policy that we don't upgrade. kumasi: they will tell you that. this is an additional 100 $69 would you like to pay? drew: don't try to go to the bathroom. yours is in the back. don't cross that curtain. i love to see the people up front. the bathroom. speaking of airports, here is sfo. we have clouds above, patchy

along the coast, temperatures cooler than average but we are highlighting that everything changes on friday and for the weekend. significantly warmer weather coming our way. today we are three to 10 degrees below where we should be. our warmest areas are present in the low 80's. -- pleasant in below it is. tonight we have cloud cover coming back and we see numbers settling in the 50's. let's get you to friday where we have warm weather moving in. we keep the coast relatively mild and comfortable in the 60's and 70's. away from the coast, we are baking. this heat will peak on saturday for good reason. we will be tracking our hottest spots meeting or exceeding 100 degrees. the next seven days, pleasant but below average today. thursday, you were mugged to the weekend. saturday is the hottest today and likely the beaches are going to be very popular as the coast

is relatively cool in the 60's and 70's. jobina: sig alert in pleasanton. chp said this should be cleared this morning. westbound 580 at the 680 connector, that has been going on for a while. metering lights came on at 5:32 so expect some delays there. in walnut creek southbound on 680, slower than usual traffic in that spot. they drive times beginning to recover from that sig alert we are following in pleasanton. tracy to dublin will be 54 minutes for the right. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know. reggie: you can watch our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc bay area connected at. download the app now and you can start streaming. kumasi: as we had to break, look at this. isn't this

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kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. abc news has obtained any audio recording of president trump appearing to show him the secret documents he did not declassified. the first hearing in the case is set for next month. reggie: airlines are scrambling to recover after more than 1600 flights were canceled yesterday. even more were delayed because of severe weather along the east coast. kumasi: -- if you are getting ready to hit the road for the july 4 weekend, you could see cheaper prices at the pump. a new like gives state regulators the power to penalize oil companies for press gouging. reggie: today is national hiv testing day. hiv is offering free tests at over 400 locations nationwide. only one is doing it here, the

walgreens on castro street. plenty of other places to get free or low cost testing throughout the city. drew: is pleasant today. we will keep temperatures below average for allergen standard. we will feel that warm up by thursday, our hottest spot going into the 90's. by the end of the week and for the weekend, we will see a triple digit heat in our hottest spots. jobina: we still have the sig alert in effect in pleasanton, westbound 58680 connector due to a fire. this should be clear in about five minutes. kumasi: starbucks unveiling new summer drinks, just in time for the fourth of july holiday. there are three new drinks, the frozen lemonade refreshers come in three flavors. reggie: is this a first? i don't remember them doing frozen drinks like this.

interesting. i could get into it. i could try it. i'll you covered this yesterday, i wasn't here, thank you to everyone involved in the pride parade. we are an exclusive partner with pride. it was a great day and so many viewers have been talking about it. thanks for showing up. good morning america for our viewers in the west. chaos in the skies. 24 million americans prepare to fly for the holiday weekend. travel nightmare. growing frustration at major airports. thousands cancelled and thousands more delayed. some passengers on the tarmac for five hours or more. thunderstorms