building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> people are people are getting injured, hurt or killed based off of vehicles that are hitting them in these sideshow activities. >> now at five, a crackdown on sideshow spectators. the new ordinance being considered that could cost onlookers a fine and even jail time. former president trump once again switching up his explanation in the federal case against him about classified documents. >> it's what he is saying now about the latest recordings obtained by abc news celebrations across the bay area are being prepared for the 4th of july holiday. >> and as we always tell you and many people always ignore personal fireworks aren't allowed in most counties. good morning. welcome to a wednesday , june 28th. i'm surprised that we haven't already started to

hear them. you have started them. oh, you have. and seen here and seen and done last week . >> last week. really? >> they started last week. >> national grade. oh wow. where are you all getting this and why and why? >> i'm pretty sure you can get them from nevada, neighboring state. >> we were on the freeway. you could see them from the freeway. oh dang. >> yes. i haven't heard him yet in my neighborhood, but i'm sure it's coming. it's coming. it's coming. cover out there, drizzle. the marine layer is with us this morning we are finding today that the warming trend is underway. temperatures under the cloud in most spots. let's show you future we will still have clouds along the coast and patchy cloud cover along the east bay shorelines.

but away from the coast the sunshine continues and it is a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. looking at highs today we will have 85 in antioch, 63 in the city, 70 oakland, 77 san jose. much warmer weather on the way. he advisors going into effect kumasi: in the east bay, county supervisor has advanced a proposal that some hope will crackdown on the events that have become popular in recent years. amanda del castillo you joins us with more on the impact that this could have. amanda: the ordinance will come back for a second reading next month and instead of six months of jail time, supervisors are considering three months and up to $1000 in fines.

here is the driving force. >> oh! amanda: this others, have plagued the area. the crowd of spectators is are cheering as the car slammed into a parked car that was on fire. we have seen other videos. multiple cars doing doughnuts, vehicles blocking intersections, all attracting large crowds. that is the reason the alameda county supervisors are considering the ordinance which would make it illegal to be a spectator. passing the first reading yesterday. however, there are vocal critics including the leader of the non-profit the first amendment coalition. >> the first amendment does not allow the government to punish people for exercising their free speech right to observe document and report on events of the public concern occurring in public places. even if those events are

illegal. >> not just anybody is a spectator. it is those engaging in the activity or standing who are recording. they are making money off of the presentations off youtube and other social media outlets. amanda: but this is not a new idea. in 2021, san jose similar ordinance where it is considered a misdemeanor, serve up to six months in jail, serve a $1000 fine or both. they issued hundreds of citations, impounded at least 20 cars, and investigated a possible carjacking during overnight sideshow enforcement. the city of pittsburgh also has a similar ordinance in place. reporting live in alameda county, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. reggie: in the east bay at least 160 residents artist list after

a fire at an apartment building. it started yesterday after 5:00 on the third floor of the building on east 14th street. the red cross is helping after 42 apartment were red tagged. nobody was hurt. in the south bay a family displaced by a fire last weekend is convinced it was arson. the family shared this video with abc 7 and you can see a person on a bike ride by a mattress leaned up against the wall. moments later it starts burning. >> within two, he went by the flare when up. for the first time in my life i feel violated. reggie: fire investigators are trying to determine the cause. officials say five of the seven units were heavily damaged. the hoa has started to claim but says rebuilding will be a long process. kumasi: this morning former

president trump is offering a new explanation for the audio according where he admits he held onto a classified document after leaving office. some say it only adds to his legal troubles. jobina: the former president with senior correspondent rachel scott after abc news aired the recording from the meeting at his new jersey golf club in 2021. he tells abc news, "if you want to know the truth, it was bravado. i was talking and holding papers but i had no documents." in the recording he can be heard describing the document he says was compiled by former joint chiefs chairman general mark milley outlining the attack on iraq. >> it is amazing. this winds my case highly controversial and secret. [laughter] jobina: he insists that he did

nothing wrong and maintains the fact he was not showing classified documents. but you heard the recording for yourself. he has plead not guilty to 37 federal charges in relation to documents found at his mar-a-lago resort. now "the new york times" is reporting prosecutors have subpoenaed surveillance video from trump's new jersey golf club as part of the investigation. reggie: a hotel in san francisco that served as a temporary shelter for homeless families is now going to be dedicated permanently to the cause. during the pandemic the city raised money online to take over the oasis hotel and the fillmore. last year the owners announced plans to sell the building. the former tenants and homeless advocates fought to keep it as a shelter. yesterday saint anthony's foundation bought the hotel. the city is also providing funding. san francisco could become the first city in the country to require pharmacies to carry narcan. narcan is used to reverse

overdoses and has become a popular tool in the city's fight against the drug crisis. matt dorsey introduced the legislation. pharmacies would be required to have at least two boxes in stock at all-time or face a fine. kumasi: prosecutors have reportedly dropped several drug dealing cases after a police officer was accused of misconduct. according to the media partners at the san francisco standard, the cases involve officer christina hayes, a veteran officer involved in large-scale busts. the san francisco chronicle reports she is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with the confidential informant. it is not clear if she is under investigation or how many cases might be impacted. new developments in the bribery case. a former san francisco public works director convicted of bribing. those who bribed him cannot receive grants for up to five years.

alan and william pleaded guilty to commit wire fraud. the man they bri seven years in prison after accepting $1 million in bribes in exchange for city contracts. reggie: oakland police and firefighters are hoping to collect illegal fireworks ahead of 4th of july without punishment. all fireworks o are illegal in oakland. you can surrender them safely outside the stations. anyone caught can be fined up $1000 and there's also a fireworks tip line. drew: the exploratorium camera is cloudy with our marine layer overhead. getting closer to average today. we will hit that in santa rosa with 84. other places about four to eight degrees below average.

the warming trend begins this afternoon and accelerates the next couple of days. future weather today, the cloud pulling back to the coast through 10:00. most places seeing sunshine. patchy fog on the east bay shoreline. into the afternoon it is a sunny day and temperatures warmer than yesterday. the warmest spots getting relative 80's livermore to antioch to santa rosa. 60's and 70's around the shoreline. looking at the three day forecast temperatures are going to take off the next couple of days. by friday we are heating up fast. temperatures not only above average but some of the warmest weather we have seen this year. it is for that fact beginning on friday and lasting through the entire weekend we have excessive heat watches for parts of like an solano county. huge portion of the bay area going under heat advisory, including the north bay, inland east bay, in the south bay.

look at those temperatures. the forecast in about nine minutes. reggie: developments between major league baseball and san jose. how the league's commissioner is responding to the mayor about bringing a team to the south bay. kumasi: a pay raise for jurors. it started in san francisco and now expanding to other counties. reggie: what about a ski trip to kickoff the summer? it is a possibility if you go to tahoe this weekend. ♪

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bay. the city struck out, for now. commissioner rob responded to the letter sent to him by five san jose mayors asking for him to consider suspending the territorial rights that belong to the giants so the city could get an expansion team.

manfred said baseball is focused on the oakland a's situation and relocation to las vegas. once that wraps up the mlb might look at the territory rights and expansion. reggie: we will have to wait at least two weeks to find out of self-driving car companies can expand the taxi operations to 24 hours a day in san francisco. the california public utilities commission delay the vote that was supposed to happen tomorrow. it comes after local public safety and transit officials called for a slow down in the robo taxi rollout. they say crews and vehicles create traffic jams and interfere with buses and emergency vehicles. roads heading into yosemite national park are beginning to reopen. glacier point road will reopen this weekend starting july 1 to july 4. it will be open seven days a week starting july 15. park officials are advising

visitors to arrive early to avoid delays. kumasi: as we inch closer and closer to the 4th of july weekend, we are setting our sights on tahoe. temperatures will get hot and there are all kinds of outdoor activities including white water rafting and skiing. jared stroud has the story. jared: it is the time for skiing and boarding? yep, it will be an option in tahoe until july 4 for the first time in over a decade. >> it might be slushy. we are skiing july 4. that is pretty amazing to say. jared: and temperatures where the freedom festival is being held are expected to go into the 80's or beyond. fashion could be a thing. >> lots of times you will see people out in their bathing suits ripping around for shorts and a t-shirt is perfectly fine. jared: others will be taking to the water and not just lake

tahoe but the rivers and sierra. >> this is one of the best river seasons we have seen the last 10 years. jared: there was chatter about whitewater rafting the enclosed. that is true but just for two rental companies close to the dam where water is not being released. but that is not true for three other companies lake tahoe whitewater tours. those companies are open downstream where there are four other water sources and open along other rivers. >> we are starting to book trips. there is always slots available. we run seven days a week. we have five rivers that we run. jared: but if you go anywhere here or on lake tahoe, pick up your trash. >> last year our volunteers collected 3450 pounds of litter. jared: that was last july 5th according to chris joseph. he says it was likely going to be very busy and that could mean

more trash if visitors are not careful. joseph also said to plan ahead because beaches are smaller and water levels are higher. >> the lake is quite high. it is about 1.5 feet below the legal limit. that means big beautiful small beaches, and cold water. jared: it is a fabulous time for recreational opportunity in lake tahoe. reggie: whitewater rafting. kumasi: i did not think about that. i am going soon. reggie: you are? drew: is there a class of rapids? the lowest? kumasi: low. some people have experiences. jobina: experiences? drew: like getting bounced off the raft? kumasi: holding on for dear life. [laughter] jobina: i do not know the story.

kumasi: not me but people i have talked to. make sure you're at the right level and have your life jacket. jobina: always. reggie: i have been before where you purposely jump out of the boat. jobina: i have done that before but i have never taken a tumble. i don't want to. kumasi: we do not want that for you. drew: tahoe is going to be beautiful. it is going to be in the 80's around the lake. the water that was quite chilly in the 50's. sunshine through the weekend. daytime temperatures in the 80's and that warm-up coincides with hot temperatures locally. today we are closer to average for this time of year. a lot of cloud cover upstairs with drizzle. warmer later this afternoon but we heat up very fast. we have heat advisories and excessive heat watch is in effect for good reason. these are the hottest temperatures we have seen this year and it can take a toll on your body.

today we are close to average. 60's and 70's around the shoreline. lakeport and ukiah hitting the low 90's today. tonight the marine layer starts to get compressed. less cloud cover but temperatures still in the 50's. by friday we increase these numbers inland. warmer weather really moves in. 90's and triple digits away from the coast. saturday is the peak of the heat but our microclimates are in effect. the coast is relatively mild but 80's and 90's around the bay shoreline, topping out in the triple digits in the hottest spots. heat advisories throughout the week. the first warm spell is always the hardest because we are not used to it. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. the hottest day will be saturday but we are still warm to hot on sunday. that heat will begin with

the holiday. jobina: good morning. we want to start with a live camera of the bay bridge. there was drizzle coming d your wipers may come on this morning. elsewhere things are looking really clear. we have no blocking issues to report as we show you the live picture from the san mateo bridge. hour drive times reflecting a pretty nice morning. tracy to dublin only 40 minutes and everything else is on time. i will let you know if that changes. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: you do not have to be the president to live in the white house and you do not even have to be in d.c. where this replica is now on the market. ♪

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under the proposal pharmacies would be required to have at least two boxes of the drug in stock at all times. kumasi: all eyes are on the supreme court. tomorrow the justices will issue rulings on president biden's student debt relief plan and protections for lgbtq+ people. reggie: if you are traveling for the fourth of july, be prepared for a headache. more than 1000 flights have been canceled today, thousands are delayed. the faa blames bed whether. some say staffing shortages are also a major factor. drew: the warming trend begins to get underway this afternoon with temperatures closer to average. but those temperatures really take off. the heat intensifies by friday heat advisories and watches going into effect. jobina: we have a pretty clear commute this morning. no advisories to report from the chp.

kumasi: ryan named the new host of "wheel of fortune." you can watch "wheel of right here on abc 7. reggie: an effort is growing that would put more money in the pockets of jurors and make the criminal justice system more equitable. >> what we saw is when we give jurors an extra stipend from $15 to $100 we allow those who cannot be jurors to participate. reggie: the assembly member sponsored legislation to give jurors $100 a day. it started last spring in san francisco in the state senate is going to expand it to four other counties. the department overseeing the program says the $100 is making a difference, helping create juries that are more reflective of the community. kumasi: some people in the bay area will be making more money starting this weekend.

half a dozen cities are raising the minimum wage starting saturday. here they are -- san francisco, berkeley, emeryville, fremont, milpitas. emeryville will offer the highest at $18.67 an hour. that is higher than san francisco and berkeley. alameda will be $16.52. statewide minimum wage is $15.50 an hour. >> for those struggling to get by, the extra $.80 will make a big difference for people being able to meet bills, cover the rent. it is not enough. it is not what people totally need to survive and meet their needs, but it makes a huge difference. kumasi: these local minimum

hikes take effect on saturday. reggie: a replica of the white house is now on the market. it is $38.9 million. the call at the western white house. it was commissioned in the 1930's and it is in hillsboro. 24,000 square feet, 11 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, and yes, there is even a version of the oval office inside. other amenities are a wine cellar, east room, and i love this part -- staff quarters. staff? kumasi: yes. with that house you need staff. reggie: who wanted this? kumasi: i don't know. who was living there? reggie: what is the point? kumasi: is there a pool? [laughter] reggie: coming up, the list of celebrities making it into the hollywood walk of fame. kumasi: thousands are experiencing a travel nightmare

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kumasi: good morning. it is wednesday, june 28. reggie: we are going to start with the weather. drew: a warming trend will begin this afternoon and accelerate by the end of the week into the weekend. temperatures right now getting into the 50's. . we have some fog along the coast. half moon bay is the problem. this is the bay can see the overcast skies. increasing sunshine as the day goes on. we are calling it closer to average. 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. inland will go into the 80's by 4:00 p.m. 84 santa rosa, 63 in the city, 70 oakland, 77 in san jose. but he advisories will go into effect by the end of the week for the warm temperatures approaching. more about that in a few minutes but let's check in with jobina. jobina: thank you. we are starting with a live look

in emeryville. headlights are traveling westbound toward the maze. so far, traffic looking great. this is by far the busiest stretching terms of the commute. drive times across the board all green which is good news. it reflects the same on the maps, except coming out of tracy for the super commuters. we end with a look at the san rafael bridge. i will let you know if things pick up. kumasi: thank you. tomorrow we are expecting the final decision from the supreme court before the justices leave for summer break. yesterday they rejected a controversial election law theory that would have given state lawmakers unchecked power to set rules for federal elections. the justices also reversed the conviction of a man who made online threats to a stranger, saying the man was protected by free speech laws. in another case they cleared the way for lawsuit against ohio state university by more than 100 men who say they were

sexually abused by the university doctor. some of the most consequential decisions will be tomorrow morning, including president biden's student loan forgiveness, protections for lgbtq+ people, and affirmative action in higher education. gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom. it appears they are going to end the use of race in college admissions. gloria: the decision could overturn a 40 year precedent of race conscious college admissions as the supreme court decides the fate of affirmative action. some colleges and universities are preparing for what that might mean for campus diversity. they are worried about losing black, latino, and underrepresented students. one professor is the chair of the department of educational leadership at san jose university. she thinks there are a lot of institutions in high anxiety as they await the decision. >> the court reaffirmed in the michigan cases the

limited use of race because there is educational value to having diverse student bodies. that is something that has been upheld over 50 years that has supported this law. however, now there is a challenge and we are likely to see the end of affirmative action. if affirmative action is done away with, it does not mean that the problem of equalizing opportunity has ended. institutions are going to have to think creatively about how to diversify their campuses. gloria: they have not been able to use race because of the passage of prop 209 at her college. it has helped diversify campuses and when it comes to professional leadership ranks in the military and private industry as well. the court will decide the future of affirmative action this week and it could happen tomorrow. we will keep you updated on that. reggie: thank you. in the east bay a new ordinance to punish people who watch

sideshows is moving forward. the policy would apply just to unincorporated parts of alameda county. amanda del castillo you joins us live to talk about the penalties the violators could face. amanda: similar to measures and ordinances already in place in san jose and pittsburgh, alameda county is also considering possible jail time and fees for the sideshow spectators. here is the driving force. [crash] >> oh! amanda: video shows an incident last month in oakland. spectators can be heard cheering on as a car slams into a parked car on fire. sideshows typically involve multiple cars doing doughnuts, vehicles blocking intersections, and they are known to attract large crowds. that is why alameda county wants to crack down. the board of supervisors passing the first reading yesterday.

we have seen similar action before in 2021. san jose pas ordinance where they could be charged a misdemeanor, charged $1000, spend six month in jail or both. police and san jose issued hundreds of citations, impounded 20 cars, and investigated a possible carjacking. now alameda county is taking action against an old problem that has long plagued cities across the bay area. >> the spectators who are doing the videoing do not care if anybody is in danger. people are getting injured, killed, based off of vehicles hitting them. it is for us to be able to bring better quality of life to a residents. amanda: however, there are some vocal critic including the legal director of the nonprofit the first amendment coalition. david feels although sideshow

events may be illegal, he says the ordinances are clear violations of the first amendment. the ordinance in alameda county is going to come back for a second reading next month and instead of six months in jail the board is considering three months and up to $1000 in fines. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you. new federal laws attempting to stop organized retail theft. the log requires online marketplace websites to collect information from third-party sellers. sellers with over 200 sales amounting to more than $5,000 or more a year are subject. matt for those caught stealing online. >> i think it will be a small step in the right direction. it is going to slow down some of the sales but they will always find a way around it. get more and law enforcement

the street. kumasi: more action the problem could get worse. he added businesses across the state are worried about the threat to customers and employees when retail thefts turned violent. reggie: california lawmakers will vote in the new budget this week. state democrats agreed to $311 million over the next year. it will cover the deficit without touching reserves. funding will go to public education, health care, climate, and public safety. it also includes a lifeline to public transit agencies who struggled to get back to pre-pandemic ridership numbers. kumasi: today the san francisco supervisors budget and appropriation committee will take up the mayor's proposal and the public safety package. mayor london breed held a news conference yesterday calling on the board to approve the plan. includes $776 million

law enforcement and the ambassador program. >> we know that public safety right now in the city is what everyone is talking about. we know it is the number one concern and it has to be reflected in our budget investments. kumasi: time is running out for changes. the budget proposal has to be ready for the full board to review by july 1. reggie: in gma's first look, they're kicking off a three-day series of how you can find unclaimed money. here is will reeve. will: get ready for our three-day event. how to get your hands on unclaimed money that belongs to you. >> i got $20. >> so many people have unclaimed property. you may be in for a pleasant surprise. will: at this moment, your state might have unclaimed money you may be owed. cash you have forgotten about or never knew existed. from things like old bank

accounts, uncollected insurance policies,, even tax returns that got lost in the mail. across the nation over $20 billion just waiting to be reclaimed by citizens simply by searching for your name on your state's website or missing money.com. >> no matter how small or big it is your property. will: coming up at 7:00, we are kicking off the unclaimed money event massachusetts with everything you need to know. with you gma first look, i'm will reeve, abc 7 news. kumasi: honoring a civil rights icon. how dr. harriet edwards is being acknowledged in the south bay. reggie: where you can get a glimpse at walt disney history right here in the bay area this weekend. but first, let's check on the weather. drew: that's very cool. the sun is getting that low-level fog this morning. we are getting closer to average today. we will hit that in santa rosa.

elsewhere we are about four to eight degrees below average. a warming trend will begin to get underway the next couple of days and heat intensifies by the end of the week. future weather showing you the fog throughout the morning and after. today is warmer than yesterday. getting into the 80's livermore, antioch, 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. another pleasant day with the breeze picking up this afternoon. looking at the three day forecast. warmer afternoon today. that warming continues the next couple of days but by friday we are heating up fast and for good reason. you can see triple digit heat moving inland. even around the shoreline it will feel warm. but the coast is going to feel comfortable in the 60's. nonetheless, we have the first heat advisory of the year issued for a big portion of the region. much of the north bay, inland east bay, and the south bay dealing with the hottest

temperatures this year. we will take a closer look at those numbers and show you how hot you get, coming up. we will be right back.

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reggie: travelers across the country waking up to news of flight cancellations and thousands of delays. although these are being blamed on storms one major airline is also pointing the finger right at the faa. this is interesting. jobina: it really is. thunderstorm threats or grounding flights in the northeast with more than 2000 cancellations and 7000 delays. that is yesterday alone. the chain reaction was felt all the way in colorado at the denver airport. while the faa is faulting the weather, united airlines's is blaming the agency itself for delays at the newer hub.

they said the faa reduced the arrival rates by 40% and departure rates by 75%. calling weather, "something the faa has historically been able to manage." the faa saying, "we will collaborate with anyone seriously willing to join us to solve a problem." that comes as the faa struggles with staffing, especially for air traffic controllers. >> there is only so much they can do. they cannot snap their fingers and create new air traffic controllers. it is not that easy. jobina: with tsa expected to screen more than 2.8 million americans on friday alone the u.s. travel association is pressing congress to finalize funding for the faa to hire more staff and make the nation's air travel system more efficient and secure. kumasi: thank you. the santa clara county board of supervisors is honoring civil rights leader dr. harry edwards.

>> dr. harry edwards, we are honoring you for your contribution to the region, emanation, and your persistent defiance in the face of adversity. kumasi: the commendation is for the recent addition of his papers at san jose special collections and his career in social justice. dr. edwards says the sentiment is about more than him. >> 50 years from now people will say, harry who? but they will always look at that statue and say, something important happened here. let me go to the library and look at the collection, look at the books, look at the history and see what it was. that is what is important. that is what is being honored today. kumasi: dr. edwards hopes this inspires the next generation of social justice heroes. reggie: if you are looking for something to do this weekend, maybe check out the walt disney family museum where there is a rare look at the original mickey mouse sketch created in 1928. >> this piece was rediscovered

in 1990's in the family vault. it is normally on weight for viewing for up to three months. this is an exact copy of the original drawing but just cleaned without the marks and the circles. you can see both are the it was a copy but this one has the cleanup. both of them are very important. the original is the most important, but this is another important piece in our collection. reggie: he looks significantly different. [laughter] drew: big changes. reggie: collections directors at the museums have requests from all over the house these original sketches, but they

never let them travel. it stays right here in san francisco at the walt disney family museum. you can check out the website to plan your visit. disney is the parent company of abc 7. they also have a new exhibit about the cats and dogs of disney. jobina: oh. reggie: i think that could be fun. jobina: like aristoc reggie: 101 dalmatians, oliver and company. jobina: ok. kumasi: throwback. reggie: i am trying to think of my favorite. goofy is a dog. jobina: i knew that but i was always confused why pluto did not talk and goofy did. reggie: pluto is considered a pet. nu there is an evolutionary system. jobina: i will not ask

questions. drew: the museum is very cool. let's go outside. starting out with clouds this morning. we have the marine layer overhead. we have some areas of drizzle this morning along the coast. later today sunshine. it is a little warmer compared to yesterday but then we really heat up by the end of the week. we have the first heat advisory of the year going into effect for good reason. today we are closer to average. 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline, 80's in the warmest spots, parts of lake county 90. a lot of sunshine away from the coast today. tonight the marine layer gets compressed as high pressure builds in. less cloud cover we head into thursday and temperatures mainly in the 50's. we will talk about the incoming heat. friday we really feel it away from the coast. look at the warm temperatures. 90's, near 100, and around the

bay shoreline we are in the 70's and 80's. this heat is going to peak saturday and we have increased these numbers by one or two degrees inland. we are hitting or exceeding 100 degrees. 90's in many spots inland. the bayshore from oakland to fremont 80's and 90's, but again, cooling along the coast makes a huge difference. 60's and 70's there. to beat the heat you want to head to the coast. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. warmer weather over the weekend. saturday is the hotter of the days but it is warm to hot sunday before the heat will ease. looking pleasant for the holiday. jobina: good morning. we have an update in terms of traffic. metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup is starting to fill in. the chp has issued a wind

advisory for the altamont pass. that is the nod to the super commuters. walnut creek looking live at 680 no problems. will end with the drive times. everything is on time except tracy to dublin. reggie: thanks. rock 'n' roll beef. why paul mccartney is feuding with springsteen about concerts. kumasi: and we hear from harrison ford on his deck is playing indiana jones. reggie: just weeks after pat sajak announced he is stepping down from wheel of fortune, a new host has been announced. we are all getti time for cybersecurity. that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default.

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[cheering] kumasi: all right. reggie: the warriors guard moses held the basketball clinic yesterday. it was part of this year's thrive city summer camp. it is a series for children ages seven through 15 to face-off in pickup basketball and then an in person meeting great. they received a jersey and a headband. the community basketball court in san francisco's dogpatch neighborhood has a new look. kenny atkinson was among those on hand for the dedication at a live and thrive, a violence prevention program. the warriors community foundation along with other groups picked up the tab for the renovations, which included breakaway rims, fence repairs, and a mural. kumasi: harrison ford is returning to the big screen in his last are raw as indiana jones. we first met the character in 1981 and 40 years later he is

back for one final adventure. in indiana jones and the dialer destiny he finds himself on one more dangerous and thrilling journey. it involves an old dial that could change the course of history. >> i wanted this to be about what was clear and apparent -- age. i wanted it to be about what age, what these years had meant to indiana jones. i wanted to wear them and to see that he was diminished in his physical capacity and capabilities. but that the spark was still there. the energy was still there. kumasi: yes. reggie: i am excited. kumasi: i felt that. indiana jones and the dial of destiny is in theaters on friday and disney is the parent company of lucasfilm at abc 7. another list of honorees has been announced for the hollywood walk of fame class of 2024.

chadwick boseman and otis redding will both receive stars. gala ghetto, michelle yeoh, gwen stefani, and dr. dre will also be honored. 31 have been chosen to get their stars next year. reggie: ryan seacrest has been announced as the new host of wheel of fortune, succeeding pat sajak. sandy from our sister station has that. >> we'wheee reporter: they have been heard for so many years they have become part of the fabric of american life. when pat sajak announced he was leaving after four decades the name mentioned buzzed often as they got to replace him as ryan seacrest. it was not much of a surprise that ryan took to twitter to say,, "i am truly humbled. to be stepping into the footsteps of pat sajak."

>> look what you won. reporter: the pair have another season of the game to play before we say goodbye. seacrest noting he looks forward to learning everything he can from wheel of fortune's host during the transition. ryan paid tribute to this man. >> what is going on here? reporter: a talkshow host who became a highly successful producer, griffin created wheel ryan writes this is truly a full circle moment for me adding he is grateful for the opportunity and cannot wait to continue the tradition of spinning the wheel and working alongside the great vanna white.

sandy kenyon, abc 7 news. reggie: wheel of fortune airs on abc 7 at 7:30 after jeopardy, which is after abc 7 news at 6:00. drew: let's get the running forecast. we have cloud cover early on but the sunshine breaks out slightly faster compared to yesterday. we find temperatures slowly warming through the 50's as the money goes on. here is the south beach camera. live look outside showing not only the cloud cover but some mist close to the coast. increasing sunshine this afternoon and temperatures closer to average but how weather an arise by friday. kumasi: the popular condiment going for big bucks. reggie: the bay area named the best place to get a bagel outside new york city. the bakery getting national recognition. kumasi: the american city that had the worst air quality in the world yesterday with more

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