>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. gloria: a weekend warm-up, today is expected to be the hottest day across the bay area. how hot it is expected to be in your city as we begin the july 4 weekend. high court rulings, pivotal decisions by the supreme court including an end to president biden's student loan bailout. good morning to you, it is

saturday, july 1. let's get a look at that weather. francis has been tracking the forecast and we are talking about how hot it is going to be this weekend. francis: you will want to stay cool, especially areas away from the water that will be sizzling. a shot of the bay bridge shows you clear skies, a little bit of low clouds. the sunrise happened, gorgeous at 5:51. temperatures already hot in the end this afternoon -- hot inland this afternoon. at the coast, mid and upper 60's. i will let you know what changes we can expect with the accuweather 7-day forecast, coming up. gloria: in the east bay, it was his culture for those who started their holiday weekend at the alameda county fair where there was an earlier fourth of july fireworks.

tim johns was there for opening day. reporter: it was a busy friday night at the alameda county fair. people coming out from all over the bay area to start their fourth of july weekend. >> we come to the fair every year. it is a family tradition. our grandmother always brought us growing up. reporter: a heatwave is supposed to last several days. >> it is a lot. it is definitely intense. reporter: people say they are not going to let the rising temperatures stop them from having fun. many of the water rights were packed with some choosing to go on more than once. the water rights were only one draw -- rides were only one draw. after sunset, there was a firework and drum show, the biggest one organizers have ever done. >> last year it was 100 drums, this year there are another 100. reporter: a lot of folks say they are just as excited to see

the drones. not only for the cool but because they are a safer way to enjoy the holiday. >> the wildfires are a big risk so luckily so far we are skipping the smoke from the canadian wildfires. i am hoping we can keep that trend going. reporter: tim johns, abc7 news. gloria: the marin county fair also opened in the heat. the fair returned full-time for the first time since 2019. that means air-conditioned exhibit halls are opened. temperatures reached nearly 90 degrees in san rafael but that is not -- that did not stop the long lines. >> we measure to put on our sunscreen. we have caps if we need them. we also brought a portable fan. >> i was talking to a guy who said he worked in the desert. he put the band and in water and put it on his head.

it works pretty good. gloria: water stations are set up throughout the fairgrounds to keep people hydrated. beforeelebte the holiday , there are a handful of bay area cities that allow safe and sane fireworks. the cities are righe on the map. pacifica, dublin, new york, san bruno, dixon, and cloverdale. you are looking for fourth of july events, go to our website, abc7news.com. we have a list of parades, fireworks displays, and celebrations listed for you right there. francis: crews from the ground and the air. flames moved through petaluma. several buildings were threatened and about 24 acres burned. fire fighters are staying on the scene to contain the fire and put out hotspots.

gloria: new developments o fire that raced through dozens of storage units two weeks ago. two people are under arrest and tens of thousands of pounds of illegal fireworks have been confiscated. lauren martinez spoke to some of the people who lost everything in that fire. reporter: an the staycation into an explosive fire at a storage facility that authorities to uncover a number of crimes. a storage unit on blossom hill road had a large amount of fireworks that caught fire. the fire was so intense, it burned the entire building and everything inside. two weeks into the investigation, san jose police arrested two suspects after fireworks with an estimatedlegal value of $2 million. reporter: those boxes -- >> those boxes were taken out of other storage units that

unfortunately did not catch fire. reporter: a retired chief told abc7news 30,000 pounds is enough to lovely building or burn one down, a massive amount now off south bay street's. >> it is the largest in san jose and one of the largest in california. >> that is insane. that is not just people getting fireworks for themselves, that is a whole operation. reporter: bryce said his family had everything in their storage unit because they were weeks from moving. he visits the storage facility every other day to see if he can salvage anything. >> everything was in there. reporter: the fire destroyed 30 to 40 storage units. the smell of something burning is now a trigger for so many others. >> i did not lose a life and loved ones are safe, but it doesn't take away the pain of losing things you worked so hard for you can never get back. reporter: while the cause of the

fire is unknown, arson investigators are continuing their work. after searching more storage units, police seized 13 ounces of meth, 200 grams of cocaine, marijuana, and one semi automatic firearm. fireworks seizure, dublin police confiscated illegal fireworks and one handgun. only safe and secure fireworks are in dublin. minimum w in six cities are going up. emeryville will have the highest local minimum wage, $18.67 per hour. golden gate bridge tolls are also going up for drivers with fastrak, the intrigue -- the increase is from $8.40 to a

dollar $.75 -- $8.75. rates on the san francisco bay bay area very rising. if you use a clipper card, translates to $.10 or more on each right. caltrans is trying to get more riders back on board. now to the his little positions -- to the pivotal decisions out of the high court. they delivered the final decisions of the term. affirmative action, declaring race cannot be a factor in deciding college admissions. yesterday came two more rulings, one rejecting president biden's plan to about more than $400 million in college debt, another siding with a christian web designer who wants to refuse to work on lgbtq weddings. president is pushing for a new plan on

student loan forgiveness. don reports on what the plan b means for students. reporter: the supreme court put a stop to the president's federal student loan relief plan. the conservative majority ruling the president overstepped his authority by using the heroes act to wipe out up to $20,000 in debt for millions of borrowers. chief justice roberts writing the education secretary devos have the power to rewrite that statute from the ground up. justice kagan writing decides some 40 men americans will not receive the benefits the plan provides because that assistance is too significant." >> you knew you were incurring it when you did it. pay it. if you are getting an education to do something like teach, you are going to have a job. with a job comes expenses and human to pay back what you up.

>> student back -- student debt is holding back these young people from making decisions that are important to our economy. we are all responsible for that. reporter: president biden coming up with a new student debt relief plan, the higher education act which can use waive or release lots. pres. biden: we will use -- to get student relief -- student loan relief. reporter: the pause on payments comes to an end in october. borrowers will not face default for the first 12 months if they cannot make the payments. a new repayment plan will cap monthly payments at 5% of income which the white house says could save americans $1000 a year. with $62,000 in student renee applied and is now disappointed. >> we find ourselves in a

situation where because of that promise, a lot of us make decisions with our lives to move forward. whatever life choices we made, we made explicitly with the understanding that the president was going to get student loan cancellation done. reporter: when asked if he gave americans false hope on the issue, president biden pushed back. pres. biden: the republicans snatched away the hope they were given. it is real hope. reporter: an administration official tells abc news it will be months before they can finalize details and it is unclear if the 60 million already approved will have to apply again. gloria: today we are expecting the hottest day so far in the bay area. francis, how hot is it going to get? francis: there is going to be widespread triple digits for fairfield, antioch, livermore, including morgan hill as we show you a live view from mount tam.

beaches will be on them outside. i will let you know your neighborhood forecast and some changes in the seven-day forecast. gloria: also ahead, it has been 30 years since the 101 california shooting. we hear from one of the survivors in what is known as the debt mass shooting in san francisco history. will the bay area host an nba all-star game?

gloria: today marks 30 years since the 101 california shooting that left it people that. it happened at a law firm at 10 california st and sparked gun-control legislation across the nation. lena howland spoke with a survivor about that tragic day.

reporter: before the route 66 music festival shooting, the pulse massacre and bu all the shooting came 101 california. >> there was a man walking towards us, he walked up to the man in front of us and shot him. reporter: michelle, who was visiting her husband at the law firm for the day, remembers running back into any office to hide. >> john was laid on top of me trying to protect me. i remember looking up and the government -- gunman and putting my head down until the shooting stopped. reporter: she took five bullets to the right side of her body. before she could get on the phone with 911 operators -- >> john said michelle, i'm dying, i love you. reporter: the shooter killed eight people, including her husband before turning the gun on himself. >> when it happened, it was big

news. unfortunately, it seems like it has become part of our landscape. reporter: in the months and years that followed shooting, she mobilized with other shooting survivors demand stricter gun control. >> the legislation that cannot of the passion and dedication from the survivors of 101 california street was powerful. reporter: the brady bill was passed which established america's federal background check system for gun sales and an insult weapons ban was passed through congress. it expired in 2004. >> i think it is worse than it was 30 years ago. i think we have to wake up and put child locks on guns mandatory background checks, and here it if high-capacity

magazines. gloria: of "little miss sunshine" alan arkin has died. his them career spanned seven decades -- his career spanned seven decades. he was in their best actor from comedy to drama. he was born in brooklyn and got started as a musician. in his 20's, he was a lead singer in he was later in the netflix series "the kaminski method." chatgpt is being sued for copyright infringement and invasion of privacy. the suit claims the use of data across the internet is copyright infringement and theft. the case is thought to be one of the first of its kind. openai has not commented on the lawsuit.

the nba all-star game could be coming to the chase center according to our media partners at the san francisco standard. all signs are pointing to the warriors hosting the game in 2025. i last posted in 2020. before that, 1967. it is not clear who the warriors are up against but los angeles, phoenix, and milwaukee are also interested in hosting. san jose's oldest tourist attraction reached a big milestone. the winchester mystery house is celebrating its centennial as a museum. the winchester mystery house opened its doors to the public on june 30, 1923. the home dates back to the 1800s when sarah winchester began a construction project that lasted nearly four decades. it has become -- an attraction

after sarah winchester died. >> very few places serve as a time capsule, living history you can get immersed in. gloria: as the years went by, 13 million guests walked through the doors. the centennial celebration will continue through the weekend. june 30 known as winchester mystery house date. you have family going there today, it seems like a good day to be going out and doing that. francis: definitely. it is going to be warm and hot in some areas. san jose will be in the 90's. my aunt is visiting from houston. it will be just as hot in san jose as houston today. i want to show you a live shot from sutro showing you how gorgeous it is from san francisco. there is a marine layer that seeped in from the golden gate bridge.

san francisco, 52. oakland, 35. san jose, 60. half moon bay is cooler at 52 degrees. from mount tam, you see more the clear skies over parts of the bay area. some temperatures are already in the 60's like fairfield comes exit to. -- like fairfield, 62. nevada -- navarro, 50. concord at 58 degrees. it will be hot. there is a heat advisory through tomorrow. highs will be in the 90's to 100 -- to near 105 degrees. if you are away from the water, be careful. don't leave pets and kids in the car. stay hydrated, where led clothing. if you are headed to the beaches to get some relief from the heat , watch out, there is a beach hazard statement in effect through tomorrow.

temperatures will be colder than normal so be criticism cold water truck if you are headed to -- coldwater shock if you are headed to the coastline. many areas are above like fairfield, 105. santa rosa, 96. san francisco, really nice at 73. san jose, 94. oakland will be in the 80's. we are well above average. in livermore, our average is 87. today we will be at 105. even though it will be hot tomorrow, temperature started to cool down rapidly. by the end of next week, we will be below average. we will see a 30 degree change in livermore over the next seven days. lowe's tonight will generally be in the 50's and 60's. pretty mild, not so cool. we will even see 70 in antioch overnight.

also in late-night hours, watch for coastal flood advisory for parts of the north bay with high tides. the greatest risk between 10:00 to 2:00 a.m. each night, we could see flooding for areas highlighted in green. you see how clear it is out there. their quality will be an issue. we are expecting only moderate air quality today and tomorrow as the sea beast starts to kick in. it does improve monday and tuesday for fourth of july. we will have better air quality. central bay and south bay. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. the summer sizzle is on today. we hang onto the heat for inland areas. we start to cool down. temperatures moderate. it will be cooler for the fourth of july, closer to average midweek and then breezy and below average for next weekend. try to do all the things you need to do to stay cool and

avoid the risk of heat illness is. gloria: it is interesting how quickly those temperatures change, too. francis: they are really going to go down, especially midweek. we have a trough coming through. gloria: veteran health care, the new facility coming to palo alto to boost cancer care and research for veterans.

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ikea. gloria: stamford is teaming up with the federal government to develop a world-class cancer care center. zach fuentes shows you how the facility could benefit not only veterans but the broader community. >> each of us has been affected by cancer or we have a friend or loved one who has expensed cancer. reporter: each year, more than

50,000 cancer cases are reported to the veterans registry. certain expenses during military service may put veterans at risk for cancer. one has to do with burn pits. >> it is a repository for waste at areas of deployment where everything was dumped in and burned. the externally large clouds of black smoke was something nobody could avoid interacting with. reporter: the undersecretary for health at the u.s. department of veteran affairs says many people breezed in that air during deployment. >> that has led to a significant number of conditions veterans are facing from minor more common conditions to deadly cancers. reporter: with the signage of the pact act, the v.a. can expand health care and benefits to veterans exposed to burn pits. those benefits come as the department of veteran affairs made an announcement to take advantage of the pact act to

further cancer care and research. >> opportunities such as the development of a cancer center for providing patient care and research facilities. reporter: v.a. palo alto already has more than 1000 trainees from stanford that rotate and see patients on the campus. >> we wanted to provide state-of-the-art cancer care to our veterans. reporter: they were currently done is focused on veterans, officials are optimistic the help will have an even further breach. >> we think this is going to benefit the society as a whole because of the discoveries and research that will come out of this. reporter: plans still have to jump legislative hurdles but officials say they are acting with urgency. >> we will be exploring the next steps and stay tuned. reporter: zach fuentes, abc7 news. gloria: still to come, build up resilience. we take you inside the new housing complex for seniors who lost their homes to the tubbs fire in santa rosa.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> some people were just sleeping in the airport. there were cot and kids stuck in the airport. gloria: holiday travel rush, tsa expects record-breaking numbers after this weekend. what to expect on the roads after days of flight cancellations and delays. we are seeing some very high temperatures this holiday weekend so let's get started

with a check of your forecast with francis. we have been talking about the siege, the hottest we have seen in the area. francis: the heat is on everywhere in the inland areas where temperatures could be 10 to 20 degrees warmer, but not at the beaches. we have this fog and an onshore flow keeping things cool at the coast. during a plan today shows temperatures in the next hour in the 50's and 60's, warming of ray quickly for inland areas. that is where we see temperatures at 104 degrees this afternoon. around the bay, mid 80's. as the coast, mid to upper 60's. the sunsets at 8:45, no relief for inland areas, but there is a bigger cool down in the accuweather 7-day forecast and that this coming up in my full report. gloria: we are expected to see a record number of travelers this holiday weekend.

the amount of people traveling by plane is expected to surpass three covert levels for the first time in four years. recent flex disruptions are raising questions about airlines can handle the summer travel rush. as ivan rodriguez tells us, weather is one of the factors working against airlines. reporter: as life-threatening temperatures expand across the u.s. with more than 70 million people under severe weather alerts, the storm forecasts over the next three days, and more than 500 wildfires raging across canada, triggering air-quality alerts for millions of americans, the is predicting record-setting passenger volumes over the for the july weekend. >> friday is going to be our busiest day here and nationwide. >> when we get the proje -- we will understand his death and we need. >> i was supposed to fly monday

but because of the storm it was pushed off to today. >> you did not plan to travel when everyone else was traveling? >> no. we will find out how it is. reporter: airline officials are urging travelers to give themselves plenty of time. >> we have a midday rush between 11:30 at 1:00 and then 4:30 to 7:00 in the evening. reporter: more affordable gas prices might lead to more traffic. more people driving to their definition. >> because gas prices are lower, we are seeing prices more than a dollar cheaper. gloria: taking a live look from sfo toward the three major airports, some more than 500 flight delays compared to over

35,000 delays nationwide. the good news is that the worst of the travel troubles by plane are over. united airlines's cpl facing backlash for comments after a travel nightmare. scott kirby flew from new jersey to denver aboard a private plane as hundreds of united customers were stranded. kirby took our -- took off not far from newark which is united's hub. he sent out an apology sink's actions were insensitive. a union representing 160,000 actors are putting plans to go on strike against major studios. -- on hold. the contract had been set to expire at midnight on friday, but the screen actors guild,

american federation of television and radio artists announced it would push back the expiration until july 12 as it continues negotiations. they are asking for increased pay and progress on residuals paid for when shows or films are shown again, particularly on streaming services. riotin continued for a fourth straight night despite a huge police presence and 1300 arrests along with cars and buildings set on fire. the protests are in response to the delhi police shooting of a 17-year-old of north african dissent. his funeral is set for today. prosecutors say he was shot tuesday after he failed to stop his car when told to do so by police. closer to home to a story that demonstrates the strength and resilience behind a new beginning. the 2017 tubs wildfire destroyed

the journeys and mobile home park in santa rosa. 117 units were wiped out. six years later, there is something new at the same site where dozens of seniors lost their homes. the affordable housing complex is finally complete. laurel at perennial park is built on that same site. abc7 news reporter former resident ready to return home again. >> it is nice to be home. it smells different. [laughter] reporter: is to homecoming for her who is seeing this housing complex for the first time. >> it is gorgeous. reporter: built where her former home once stood at the journeys and mobile home park in santa rosa. she realized how close she was to her old place. >> i said, i believe we are standing on the place where my

mobile home stood? >> what does that mean to you? reporter: i got called -- >> i got cold chills. reporter: her and her dog barely escaped the flames. >> the last thing i remember is driving up the driveway and seeing the round barn. it looked like a huge monster inflames. >> as a local nonprofit, we determined we needed to be able to help in the rebilling effort. reporter: burbank housing ceo larry assesses nonprofit wanted to help displaced residents return home. the end result is this 94 unit affordable housing complex called the laurel. >> affordable housing is in high demand and so far there were hundreds of applications. former residence are getting top priority. >> it was a five year journey to

get to. this part. most important was to make sure the folks who had been here were taken care of. reporter: we were there when pat saw one of the one-bedroom units which could be hers in a few weeks. she is one of 32 of the original neighbors who are moving back to the site. >> i figured it would take about five years. i'm not sure some of my friends if they are even still alive because it did take so long. reporter: she is already packing up her old place, ready to make the move back home. as for first impressions -- >> i like it. you might have trouble getting anyone else to move in and i will take it for my own. reporter: welcome home, pat. gloria: still ahead, skiing in the summer? how resorts in tahoe are getting a boost thanks to the historic

snow. let's get a live look outside this morning. it is nice, it is really going to heat up.

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gloria: welcome back. we have a live look over sutro tower overlooking san francisco and it is good to be hot day today. we will have a check of the forecast in a few minutes. the annual essence festival is underway in new orleans. it is a celebration of black culture through food, music, and more. essence fast has become one of the most popular festivals created by women of color for women of color but it hasn't for everyone. broadway film star surly ralph is one of the special guests. the festival continues with a series of concerts celebrating 50 years of to.

disney is the parent company of abc7, a proud sponsor for essence vest. frances: it is going to be a hot weekend -- francis say going to be hot weekend. while some are hitting the beach, others are hitting the slopes. andrew shows us the skiers finishing of the final run of the season in lake tahoe. >> we are in here in s skiing. it is absolutely fabulous. the crowd has been stoked about it. >> is music to the ears of those who don't want a historic winter to end. >> i am not really into summer. reporter: andy hays -- >> keep going every day. radness does not and. reporter: to jake -- >> we are here to send people on this it rubs down the mountain.

reporter: everyone is all smiles at alpine meadows. >> spend money on things that makes you happy. skiing, if you can squeeze it in in june or july, do it. reporter: even dan who came from ohio is getting the best of both worlds. >> everyone goes to the beach in the midwest so we figured why not go skiing? reporter: it helps the mountain resorts, the ones that have not been able to stay open late and get past. >> we have not been open on the alpine side since 2011. reporter: into the holiday weekend, everyone is soaking it all in and hoping for the best. >> gator season passes -- get your season passes. >> i hope there are more winters and summers to come like this. fingers crossed. gloria: i love this and i love seeing people skiing right now.

this is wild. frances, we can't get over this. frances: in south lake tahoe, it is going to be 86 today and that means hot temperatures as we show you a live shot from emeryville. the winds are light but the sea breeze will keep things cool. that is where a lot of folks want to head to get some relief. i will have your neighborhood forecast and some cool downs in the seven-day forecast. we will be right back.

gloria: now to this morning's sports, draymond green agrees to a deal with golden state. larry beil tells us who else is expected to sign soon. reporter: good morning. draymond green was all smiles hanging out with steph curry and clay because he knew what was coming yesterday on the first every agency.

$100 million. it is over four years. less than he would've gotten for opting into his family year. he got a long-term extension and it is all guaranteeing. reportedly taking only 22 minnen dollars next season which could save the warriors in tax payments. draymond green is a cap located guy -- a complicated guy, but he is a basketball savant. the warriors don't feel they can win another championship without him. he will be. with steph curry because he has three years left on his contract. always searching for a big guy, they are expected to sign forward. . he shot 39% from deep last year. apple, new york pizza.

down to one coat -- down 2-1 in the fifth. flores with his eight of the year, deadlocked at 2-2. so clutch three run jacked, the giants jump in front, odds of giant orange. baby did all. the mets trying to rally. starling marte for out number two. the next pitch, strata gas. 102 to get a branded memo. the giants win 5-4. gabe kapler has been trying to avoid the buster posey comparisons, but he couldn't avoid it. >> it is a month into his career, let's let it unfold, but that is as good as it gets. that was a superstar caliber stuff. reporter: oakland a's and the white sox, what are we doing?

oakland a's jump on with a four run second. kemp with his first triple of the year. carlos perez, that is gone. 5-1 oakland a's. give the mandatory hammer. tyler wade rubs andrew von - robs andrew von. first double-digit month of the year so far. that is a rep on morning sports, have a great weekend. i am larry beil. gloria: let's get a check of the bay area forecast with crances -- with frances. frances: as we show you a live shot from sutro, you see the low clouds and it is a compressed marine layer. characters will warm up. oakland, 55.

mountain view incentives a in low 60's. palo alto, 37. we will take you up to mount tam where we see lots of clear skies and a little bit of low clouds in the distance. santa rosa, navarro in the 50's. fairfield, livermore, low 60's right now. concord, 50. eight degrees of the east bay, you see low clouds, san francisco as we look towards the west. the coastal clouds will stick around. we get partly cloudy conditions at the beaches but for other areas we see rapidly rising temperatures around the bay and in the neighborhoods. they will be areas of fog overnight and then if you want some relief, a cooler pattern awaits us for july 4. watch out, a heat advisory and effect through tomorrow evening. there is an increased risk of heat illnesses for the areas away from the water. and then areas, just if you are at the beaches and the bay, temperatures will be mild.

other areas can reach near 105 degrees. don't leave kids or pets in the car and stay hydrated. if you want to head to the beaches to get some relief, there is a beach hazard statement in effect. the water is colder than normal so there could be called water shock and it could be crowded at the beaches. look out for other swimmers. highs today will be warmer compared to yesterday. in san francisco, 73. really nice and comfortable. oakland, 82. san jose, 84. check out areas where we will be over 100, ukiah at 109. even all around the bay it will be in the 80's. at the beaches with partly cloudy conditions, half moon bay only at 66. overnight lows in the 50's and 60's with the exception of antioch at 70 degrees. you might have the ac running all night.

san francisco and half moon bay at 55 degrees. we could see a little bit of drizzle at the coast. we have some high tides with the coastal flood advisory in effect through early wednesday morning. we could see minor coastal flooding with low-lying areas in high tides peak between 10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. each night. a live shot of san jose shows you the clear skies, air quality will be moderate this weekend. we will start to improvement and tuesday as the sea breeze picks up. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. the summer sizzle is on. we hang onto that he tomorrow. temperatures moderate much cooler for the holiday weekend and even cooler toward the end of the week.

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observation of the planet. it details the planet's cooling system with three of its moons clearly visible. as astronomers detect -- studied the images, they could detect undiscovered moments. "indiana jones and the dialogue destiny" is now in theaters. harrison ford appears tickets younger in -- appears decades younger in a couple of scenes. he promises there will be no more jumping or falling in -- after the fifth. >> we created interesting stories about what i was always anxious for was a closer. i knew this was the last movie. reporter: in "indiana jones and the dialogue destiny," our favorite archaeologist finds himself on one more thrilling and adventurous -- and dangerous adventure.

among those along for the ride, fruit -- 50 water bridge who plays his goddaughter. >> you stole it. >> and then you stole it. >> and then i stole it. >> it is good to play people who are willfully outside of society . even though they are vagabonds and scoundrels, they do have loyalty to each other and care deeply about each other. there is so much fun and mischief. >> stop. >> sorry. >> he is a different person in a different world in a different time. things are not as simple as they used to be. i think we are dealing with a lot of bags we packed early ron -- packed earlier on but we have not seen what is in them yet.

>> he may start in a place that is a little lost in the picture, but he doesn't end there. reporter: eton people to see this film. it is his big break. >> i cannot stop being excited, i am sorry. >> all of this electricity is powered by him, by the way. reporter: no need to apologize. gloria: "indiana jones and the dial of destiny" is from disney, the parent company of abc7. this heat that is coming on this weekend, we have to prepare for it. frances: i know. gloria is already drinking water, you want to do a lot of that today because temperatures are going to be even warmer compared to yesterday. that means 73 in san francisco. 94 in san jose. triple digits for our inland neighborhoods.

jupiters will be near average for just a little bit above. this summer sizzle is on today. we hang onto the heat for sunday, still triple digits, but much cooler and more moderate for the fourth of july holiday. unfortunately, that means fog for our fireworks. gloria: at least we can finally get the shorts out. frances: definitely. gloria: thank you for joining us on abc7 mornings. have a great morning.

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>> gio: good morning, america. going forth, americans celebrating our nation's birthday hitting the skies and the roads in what's predicted to be record numbers. team coverage of the gay