>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. gloria: now at 5:00, the heat is not over. when we can expect a cool down across the bay area as a heat advisory is still in effect.

good morning. it is sunday, july 2. i am gloria rodríguez. let's start with a look at the weather. how is it looking, another hot day? frances: it is going to continue, but not quite as hot as yesterday. we will show you temperatures right now. check out how warm it is in brentwood and san ramon. already low 70's, and we many low 60's around the bay. as we show you a live look at santa cruz, which will be a right place to go today, here is the planner. sunrise at 5:51. temperatures in the upper 60's already even by 7:00 this morning. clouds at the coast will be warming quickly once again for inland neighborhoods. still hot inland areas near 100 degrees. around the bay, mid-80's. at the coast, mid to upper 60's. the sun sets at

i will have your fourth of july forecast, coming up. gloria: in the north bay, the russian river is a popular spot to cool off and have a good time, but higher danger is a big concern in weather like this as firefighters found themselves busy in the past 24 hours. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard tells us that our bracing for an active season. cornell: calfire says two buildings on this cotati ranch were saved from a fast-moving grass fire which broke out saturday on one of the hottest days of the year. the fire was stopped at one acre. >> it is hot, it is dry. be careful and try to take decisions, mow early. cornell: friday, crews battled flames on the ground -- from the ground and the air. firefighters say they are

bracing for the heat and are ready for fire season. >> we went from a cool period to an immediate warm period as temperatures are in the 90's, up to 100. getting the cruise acclimated and we're keeping them hydrated. cornell: the cool water of the russian river was too good to pass up on a day when temperatures were sizzling. hundreds made the trip to memorial beach for some relief. >> this is perfect timing. we are getting up to the near 100's, and it is especially exciting for families locally and from the bay area. cornell: this popular swimming spot is reopening for the first time in four years. the pandemic and drought prevented a summertime dam from being built here, but now it is back, just in time for the july 4 weekend. >> it feels nice gay we have been waiting forever, it feels like, for the hot weather to come. it is perfect. the kids love it. >> it is nice to have it back

up, and the water, because of the rain. it is unbelievable. cornell: families were filling up -- grilling up amazing food under the hot sun. a tough job, but somebody has to do it. cornell: how did you end up at the grill on this hot day? >> daddy duties. cornell: somata people there today. park rangers expect up to 2000 people could show up to memorial beach. gloria: with more extreme temperatures today, bart writers should expect -- bart riders should expect slowdowns. people are encouraged to add 10 minutes to their planned travel time. it was a hot day in the east bay, where temperatures hit 105 degrees and above yesterday. for some of you, the summerlike weather did not stop you from getting outside. when it is this hot, staying cool can be quite the challenge.

here is abc7 news reporter ryan curry. ryan: this sign sums it up. the high temperature was just under 100 degrees, making this one of the hottest days all year. it left some still enjoying their day but finding ways to stay cool. >> get some water, cool off a little bit, hang out, enjoy the day. ryan: this group of friends are back from enjoying the summer. >> there is a little bit of shade. we are just chillaxing, talking about old times. ryan: it couple of them go to school in oregon. >> this is nice. 96, we do not get that in oregon, because we are not up there for the summers. so this is dope. ryan: others in the east bay were also not bothered by the heat. >> may be borderline stupidity gets us out here. ryan: they enjoyed the tennis court all to themselves.

they say the heat probably kept everyone else away. >> when it started to be 85, we started seeing other people get more signs of heat exhaustion. really, the numbers dwindled. it is hot. ryan: others in the park or looking for any patch of shade they could find. after weeks of below average temperatures, those we spoke with say it is nice to have it feel like summer. >> you get used to it after a while, but there are only two crazy people right now playing in the heat. gloria: crowds made their way to crown beach in alameda this fourth of july weekend. the hottest day of the year brought people from all over to enjoy the great weather. >> we love the weather. we came from oceanside, san diego, california. we miss our weather there, topical weather. so we are here to enjoy it. >> it is so hot the sand is hot.

>> but it is not too hot yet. there is a nice breeze. that is the nice thing, being by the beach. gloria: a beach hazard warning is in effect until 11:00 p.m. tonight due to quarter -- colder than normal sea surface temperatures. you can track the heat died downloading the abc7 bay area streaming out. you can get the latest forecasts and updates any. it is available for roku, apple tv, fire tv, and google tv devices. san francisco police are asking anybody or -- with any information about overnight shooting to come forward after a man was killed in the bayview. investigators say that, when officers got there, they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. emergency crews administered to kill a cave he died at the

scene. police have not made any arrests. they say the department's homicide detail is leading the investigation. developing news out of san francisco's chinatown. one man is hurt after a shooting that happened on grant avenue near jackson street around 10:00 last night. police say, when they arrived, they found the 33-year-old man with a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. no arrests have been made. the survivors network of those abused high priests will hold a -- abused by priests will hold news conference today. the group will address a priest who has been accused of child sexual abuse and is currently in ministry. the diocese has since been hit with 330 lawsuits alleging child sexual abuse, which led to the diocese filing for bankruptcy in may. the news conference is scheduled for 9:30 this morning.

if you are a victim of sexual abuse, you are encouraged to get help. you can find a list of local resources on our website, abc7news.com/takeaction. developing news out of baltimore. two people are dead and 28 people hurt after a mass shooting at a block party last night. police say that nine people had to be taken to the hospital. three of those injured are in critical condition. as of right now, the suspect or suspects are at large. the motive is not known. baltimore mayor brandon scott described the incident as a reckless, cowardly act. >> it highlights the impacts and they need to deal with the over proliferation of illegal guns on our streets, and the ability for those who should not have them to get their hands on them. gloria: officials already anybody with any information to come forward and help find those responsible for the tragedy.

scott's message to the perpetrator was we will not stop until we find you, and we will find you. we happen talking about this heat all weekend long. let's go to frances. frances: another hot day as we show you another gorgeous view from mount tam with the sun coming up in the background. temperatures will hit triple digits for some neighborhoods again today, but more cooling is expect before the with of july holiday. gloria: thank you. also ahead, protections limited. why it bay area attorney believes more limitations will be put on the lgbtq+ community after the supreme court's latest ruling. plus, more migrants arrive to california. how los angeles is struggling to keep up with the migrants as immigration court days are getting p

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raising questions everywhere, including right here in the bay area. san francisco's top attorney and others are worried same sex marriage could be next. we are digging into a strongly worded op-ed in the "chronicle." we could see something on the ballot next year. >> we were very concerned that the court could be going the wrong way, and unfortunately, it turned out they did with a decision that is incredibly disturbing. >> san francisco city attorney david chiu isn't mixing words -- friday ruling in favor of a christian website designer in colorado. >> really the first time the supreme court has permitted discrimination in the context of a business dividing services to a member of the public on the basis of sexual orientation. >> san francisco joining cities across the nation in hopes of persuading the work to uphold protections. >> we filed an amicus brief

cities, 19 mayors. >> now, concern over what comes next. this op-ed penned by a former chief assistant city attorney and federal prosecutor. >> us, in his opinion that he wrote in the decision overturning roe v. wade, he told us he is taking on marriage equality as well. >> that says -- and that is why getting prop 8 off the books is critical. although the supreme court overturned it over a decade ago, it is still in the constitution. >> we will go to the ballot next year to remove prop 8 from the constitution, which banned marriage equality and to

enshrine marriage equality for everyone. >> but that may not be enough. >> the decision is saying, even if a state provides protections against bigotry, national religious interests will trump that. that is incredibly concerning. >> the city attorney making it clear same-sex marriage could be in the court's crosshairs. you have concerns that could be next? >> absolutely. no one ever expected that, after almost 50 years, roe v. wade would be overturned. >> tara campbell, abc7 news. gloria: coming up on "this week," california representative ro khanna about the fallout the supreme court's decisions. you can watch a full interview at 8:00 this morning, right here on abc7. more migrants from texas are now in los angeles. it is the second bus to arrive

from the texas-x ago 41 asylum-seekers arrived, and they were welcomed by a network of nonprofit, faith, and immigrant rights groups. it is likely they will be in limbo for a while. >> our immigration court system is incredibly backlogged. because of that, court dates can be pushed out. the first court date can be several months from now. gloria: the migrants voluntarily boarded the bus. los angeles mayor karen bass says they immediately moved to help the migrants on their arrival. the marin county fair in san rafael last night. let's get a check of that

forecast with meteorologist frances dinglasan. we saw those fireworks. people are getting ready for more today. frances: you will want to dress for very warm weather once again. still hot, especially inland, but not white as hot as yesterday. for example, livermore was 107 yesterday. that is quite hot. today, it will still hit triple digits, but hopefully not 107. here is a look at doppler seven. all quiet. we are dealing with a thinner marine layer. here is a live look at san francisco. it will be another beautiful, sunny day. san francisco currently 60 degrees. oakland, 62. mountain view, 66. check out san jose. it is so mild now at palo alto, 61. half moon bay cooler with clouds at 52. at emeryville, looking across the beautiful bay into san francisco.

santa rosa, 50 eight. nevada, 55. seeing 60's already. napa, 61. fairfield, 67. it is so pretty outside. i wanted to show you more live, shots, this one from mount tam. you can see it is a clear start for mount tam this morning. there is a thin marine layer, and that means it will have a very animal cooling effect for today. temperatures are coming down, but the will persist, with triple digits inland, then a much cooler pattern for the fourth of july. if you want it cooler, it is on the way. a heat advisory in effect until 11:00 this evening, so he illness still possible. four areas for parts of solano county, northern parts where it is a darker red, that is where temperatures can hit near 110 degrees. stay cool, especially if you are away from the water. that is where you will see the most heat illnesses occur.

a beach hazard statement also until 11:00 this evening, so a great idea to head to the beach, but keep in mind sea temperatures are a little bit cooler than normal, so people may experience cold water shock if you are headed out to the coast. with the heat advisory in effect again, you will notice temperatures are still white-hot inland. fairfield, 101 cade antioch, 100. santa rosa, 92. san francisco has been gorgeous, 71 today. san jose, 92 degrees. in addition, coastal flood advisory due to high tides until 3:00 a.m. wednesday morning. there could be minor flooding through parts of the north bay in low-lying areas during high tide. you will notice that, for the most part, sunny conditions, except along the coast area partly cloudy conditions this afternoon. then clouds move in tomorrow night, and we could see possible

drizzle. overnight lows generally in the mid-50's to mid 60's, so it will be a mild evening with patchy fog developing. a little bit more fog tonight and what we are expanding right now. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. hot again inland. sunglasses, sunscreen, all those things to stay cool. temperatures will moderate tomorrow, then even cooler for the fourth. temperatures continue to drop all the way into next weekend, so it will be a very different story from this weekend. gloria: it will change a lot. triple digit temperatures inland is wild. frances: that is a bit much for me. that is why people want to head to the beaches to stay cool. gloria: i know the beaches were parked on the coast. probably the case today again. i hit some traffic on the coast, so you need to prepare for that as well. just ahead, in the passenger seat. we take you on a driverless car

ride through san francisco to see if it is ready to drive people around the city 24/7.

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how dupixent can help heal your skin from within. gloria: the california public utilities commission will soon vote on allowing self-driving car companies to pick up paying passengers across san francisco 24 hours, 7 days a week. abc seven news reporter leanne menendez -- l a tifre. -- ride. lyanne: it says your car is on the way in where minutes. there it is. i see it. i guess i should not waive, because what is the point? but it's stopped. i'm here. i think it is confused. better run before it goes away.

it was not supposed to stop here. ok. we are going to pick my son up at the museum. i thought it was going to feel unsafe, because my life is in this car's hand, the computer. but actually, i feel really chillaxed. what i do like is it is following the speed limit, so it is very safe. and when it comes to a stop, it does a complete stop, not like a california stop, like we all do. like everything, it is something new. ok, i think we are stopped. oh my god. yes. ok. right now, there is a green light, and nothing is happening. we are stuck. not only that, we are not even on the left-hand side properly.

ok, it says our team is working to get you moving. it was green light, it did not know what to do. so how can i rely on a car to make the right decisions when it can't read a simple green light? now we are going. here we go. there's my son. hey, max. we're almost there. this is weird. this is not where we are going. this is not where the museum is. >> for your safety, the doors will remain stopped -- locked when we arrived. lyanne: i guess it is a little confused, because this is not where the museum is. have there been a driver here, i would have said, hey, this is the wrong location and i would have given instructions. except there is nobody here right now. now i will have to call support and see what i can do, because i am completely at a loss right now. the location where i want to be is over there, and it has

dropped me at the bottom of this hill. >> connected to rider support. >> open your waymo app. tap at your current drop-off. lyanne: it says museum and a five-minute walk after drop-off. i would have to go up the hill and around the block. >> go to the map to find tune the location. lyanne: let me see. hold on. i am just going to confirm it and see what happens. i do not know what to do at this point. i hope it takes me there. hopefully, it will make a left -- but it is not great it will make a right. i don't know where it is taking me right now. i wish i could talk to the driver. [laughter] tell them make a right, make a left. wait a minute. it is going to make a right again. weight -- wait. it is dropping in the same place

where it dropped me off before. we are back to square one. hello, max? sorry it did not work out. i feel trapped inside here. i just felt, like, this. you don't hire a driverless car. it dropped you off and then tells you your location is a five minutes away walking -- that is not even cool. my son could have ran or walked down the hill, that would have been ok, but what if it had been a disabled person, somebody on crutches, in a wheelchair? they can't do that? i came into this with a lot of optimism, and now i am not sure. i would say have fun with it, but be prepared to be frustrated. so i am going to go now and drive down to the museum and see how easy it is to get there. here we go.

the driverless car, instead of going straight to the randall museum, it decided to make a right here. make no sense whatsoever. and you can just see for yourself. this is an ordinary street. and the randall museum is at the end of the street. we have arrived. we never got here, which was the most frustrating thing. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. gloria: still to come on abc7 morning, independence day travel. how this weekend is setting records at tsa compared to before the pandemic.

>> finding solutions, moving over, this is abc7news. gloria: we begin with a look at

the weather. frances dinglasan, is another day for the shorts? frances: definitely t-shirts and shorts weather and a data hit the pool. i slept with my windows open ended did not cool down quite enough. here is a look at temperatures now. a lot of 60's around the bay and even some low 70's in a few spots. here is what you can expect. it will be another warm day. temperatures will be warming up to near 100 degrees in inland areas and around the bay, look for some low to mid 80's and even upper 80's, but if you want to keep it cool, go to the beaches and i will have your neighborhood forecast and when things will cool down in a little bit. gloria: sounds good. thank you. we are two days away from july 4, but this holiday has already been one for the books when it

comes to travel. here is a live look from sfo this morning. nearly 3 million people nationwide pass-through tsa screenings on friday, that beats the previous record in 2019. as lionel boys shows us -- as lionel shows us, it has not been smooth sailing for many. lionel: this is saturday millions of americans head out of town this independence day holiday weekend. tsa screening more than 2.8 8 million travelers on friday, beating the record from thanksgiving of 2019. but with the travelers and the bad weather come headaches. >> 10 minutes before we are supposed to start to board and they got over the intercom and said the flight to indiana is canceled. i was like, you are kidding. lionel: she finally gets to indianapolis for her boyfriend's birthday.

it has been a tough week for air travelers. one in 7000 cancellations and delays. united airlines back on track after departures out of newark were cut drastically for four straight days. the ceo apologizing to customers and staff after he took a private jet when even he could not get a seat on his own airline. he said in a statement, taking a private jet was the wrong decision because it was insensitive to our customers waiting to get home. >> there is really no straight answer as far as the reasoning behind these cancellations. lionel: a family from staten island was trying to fly out of newark for their son's dance competition. they decided to drive instead 18 hours. >> hopefully we make it down to fort lauderdale in time to make my first dance. lionel: to play expect more than 43 million americans to drive to third -- aaa expects more than

43 million americans to drive to their destinations. experts say on tuesday the best time to be on the road is before 11:00 a.m. or after 6:00 p.m. on wednesday, the worst time to drive is between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. gloria: if you are one of those drivers come the good news is the national average price of gas is down, but in california, we are seeing the opposite. california's gas tax climbed 8% yesterday, which will increase the tax to over $.57. california has the second-highest gas price in the nation behind washington. a law increased california's tax every year. the money is used to raise $52 billion for transportation improvements and maintenance. you cringe military says russia launched the first overnight drone attack on kyiv in 12

days. the attack included iranian made drones and cruise missiles. the surrounding region were under airfreight alerts. a military official called it another enemy attack on kyiv. it comes one day after ukraine's president warned a serious threat remained as europe's largest nuclear plant -- he is accusing pressure of triggering an explosion at the plan. ukraine has been conducting emergency drills this week preparing for the worst case scenario. still to come, celebrating safely, how authorities are trying to keep citations down for illegal fireworks as deputies get ready for patrols. let's get a live look outside this morning. another nice morning in san francisco. a check of that forecast coming up in a few minutes with frances .

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gloria:gloria: welcome back. it is going to be another warm day so we will have a check of the forecast coming up in a few minutes. new this morning, one person is hurt after a plane crash landed in lake tahoe. two people were on board. had to be rescued by nearby boaters who rushed to the sinking aircraft when it landed yesterday morning. sheriff's office says the injured passenger has a serious head injury. authorities marked coordinates of the submerged plane. it was classified as hazardous material. before that july is right around the corner and authorities are preparing to fight the annual battle against illegal fireworks. lena howland has some surprising statistics.

lena: with the touch sparkler, four foot flames burst into the air within seconds, and minutes later, the flames had already raced across this hill. >>'s press beyond what you can control with a garden hose at your house or what you can control with a bucket. lena: they held this controlled demonstration to warn everyone that even what is considered safe fireworks like sprinklers are illegal. >> we have a bumper crop of vegetation out there drying out. it is not worth the risk. they are dangerous, uncontrollable, and in these weather conditions, they are irresponsible. lena: for the third year, they are relying on tips to the tip line. but the police departments as they did not issue a single citation for illegal fireworks last year on the fourth of july. instead, police say their resources were shifted to address heavy illegal activity

that night. we asked the oakland mayor what the city plan for enforcement is this year. >> for anyone thinking of setting up illegal fireworks, just know that our officers will be out and confiscating not just fireworks but making arrests as well if needed. lena: as for unincorporated alameda county, the crackdown on fireworks has already begun. sheriff's office easy nearly 300 pounds of fireworks earlier this week while conducting compliance checks which resulted in 14 searches. >> it is good for the communities we serve because our emergency services dispatch around this time of year, they start getting calls. those calls are going to increase significantly. lena: well they say the plan is to have teams of investigators on top of patrol staff in neighborhoods looking for illegal fireworks and responding to tip line reports, they want folks to understand they still have other priorities. >> we are experiencing a lot of

crime in alameda county so those calls will be prioritized based on the seriousness of other calls. lena: lena howland, abc7news. gloria: the heat has been rising so it will -- so let's get a check of the forecast now with frances. frances: it will still be hot but luckily we have some fog to cool us down at the beaches. here is a live shot of the golden gate bridge. you have minimal impact on you today, and i will let you know how warm you can expect it to hit your neighborhood. there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. ♪ the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap. -with hands-on training, recruitment support, and access to a wide network of employers, this program provides the necessary skills to begin a career in cybersecurity. -one of the best defenses against cyberattacks is a growing workforce trained to stop them.

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here is chris alvarez. chris: good morning. with this three run homer in the eighth inning on friday night against the mets, patrick bailey showed he was ready for his debut in the big apple. he followed that by throwing out march 8 -- marte. the all-star reserves will be announced later today. bailey will probably not make it but is making an impression. this fan, that is an impression. good stuff to get check out the out theater styling and center. tommy pham, the deep drive. pham can't believe it. new york hit three solo homers . back to back with two outs. three earned runs in three innings of work. giants down 4-1. justin verlander, the strikeout.

he had six strikeouts in seven innings. giants looking for a late rally, but they ground into the game ending double play. the series finale is later tonight on espn's sunday night baseball. a's fans trying to beat the heat, looking for a second straight win over the white sox. 3-3. seth brown going downtown. seventh of the year. 4-3, a's. white sox take the lead in the eighth. tony kemp, a little dribbler. that will work. game tied at 6-6. we go to extras. bottom 10, tyler wade on second with two outs. a ground ball to second. andrus has trouble with it. wade kept running and is safe at home. a's win 7-6. here comes the ice cold gatorade bath. they will go for the sweep today. quakes hosting l.a. galaxy.

the rap legend performin nifty moves. the first goal of the year and the second of his career. 1-1. 81st minute. 2-1. finding the all-sta game-tying goal, and that is 43,000 at stanford rising as one. 2-2. it is the third drawer in the 10 games they have played in the classico. they mean lillard has requested a trade. the franchise is expected to move him to a contending team. the miami heat the preferred landing spot for the oakland native who played his entire 11 year career in portland. the clippers and 76ers have interest while the spurs could be a wildcard team. he turns 33 this month and averaged 32.2 points per game last season. that is a look at sports. back to you. gloria: now let's get a check of

the bay area forecast with meteorologist frances dinglasan. will it be as hot today as yesterday? frances: not quite as hot but just as gorgeous. here is the view. you can see the winds are light. we are starting up with very warm temperatures this morning. san francisco at 60 degrees. san jose, 68. we also have low 60's in palo alto but half moon bay is at 52 degrees and we are dealing with some fog at the coast. here is a live view from mount tam. it is clear out there. santa rosa, 58. more 60's in napa. fairfield, upper 60's. concord, 64 degrees. this is how hot it will be this afternoon. triple digits once again, but not as hot. there is a heat advisory in place.

livermore, 100. concord, 96. santa rosa, 92. notice you will see more clouds or partly cloudy conditions at the beaches. half moon bay, 66. santa cruz will be pleasant at 77. san francisco is coming down a degree. san jose was 94 yesterday. today, 92 degrees. there is still a heat advisory in place through this evening, and heat illnesses are possible for everyone except the coast and around the bay because the highs are extreme. overnight lows only dropped to the 60's and 70's. also, if you are headed to the beach, be aware that the sea surface is colder than normal. some folks may experience cold water shot. it will be crowded. all of the traffic heading to the beaches yesterday. coastal flood advisory also in place through wednesday, early

morning wednesday because of high tides. we could see minor coastal flooding in parts of the north bay in green, mainly happening between 10:00 to 2:00 each night. i hope you can open up the windows and enjoy some of the cooler air because we should get a little more cloud cover and some patchy fog developing and maybe even some drizzle. temperatures will be in the mid 50's to mid 60's. san francisco around 55, but san jose at 63 degrees. a live shot in san jose shows you more clear skies to start the day. if your allergies have been bothering you, it is the tree pollen. it is moderate once again. also, you will need a lot of sunscreen. the uv index is extreme for today. i want to show you how the trend is developing the next seven days. in san jose, we are 10 degrees above average.

by next weekend, we will almost be 10 degrees below average. we have a truck coming through that will impact everyone. we will see much more fog and keep a lookout for the fog on the fourth of july. hot again inland near 100, and at the coast moment to upper 60's good temperatures moderate. cooler for the fourth of july and then temperatures continue to drop through the week into next weekend. it will be more breezy, cooler, and we will see more fog. gloria: hiker keep up with the temperature is they change so quickly. frances: enjoy the heat while you can. gloria: a reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app available for apple tv, google tv, it was on fire to be. download the app now and start streaming. next up, the essence festival is a celebrity of women, but it is

for everyone, even men. how they are getting involved in the annual conference for music, food, fashion, and networking.

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gloria: a celebration is underway in new orleans with the essence festival of culture. but as rachel brown shows us, the men of essence are also taking it all in. rachel: women knows shows and also the men are getting involved. >> i saw they were giving things out yesterday. they are always taking care of the brothers as well because that is what black women do, right? it is a holistic approach to this festival. it has always been inclusive of everyone throughout our culture, you know?

i just feel like it is fun to see more men showing up families. it is amazing, empowering. rachel: you will definitely see more men around the convention center enjoying what women have experienced for decades. a designer is one of them. >> not only do you see a lot of men here but you are accommodating a lot of men as well. men can play pool, spades, out a bit, and then you have brothers like my selves because the women are the one to keep us rolling and moving and keep my business moving and keep me encouraged and i am here to servicewomen. i love working with women. that is my biggest goal, to make sure that they can see them the way god sees them. >> especially with a spotlight on women, black women, the philanthropy, the issues, the

specificity of having these issues in a magazine and publication and cultural events that really represents american history, the culture of america. not just black culture. i am proud to be part of that legacy. rachel: rachel brown, eyewitness news. gloria: the festival continues today. among the performers, megan thee stallion. also at the festival, dyspnea celebrating the theme power of joy with panels featuring all kind of cast members. the director joined a panel alongside jamie lee curtis and more on the disney stage about all things hunted mentioned. they agreed new orleans was the right city for filming. >> unanimous consent was we got to come to new orleans. it will be hot but it doesn't matter. it is what the movie is.

it has history. it has detail, color, fabric, culture, fun, spooky, it's it all. gloria: disney's haunted mansion hits theaters on july 8. disney is the parent company of abc 7 and sponsoring the essence festival. next at 6:00 a.m., the heat is not over yet. where to expect triple digit temperatures across the bay area and when to expect a cooldown.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. gloria: the heat is not over when we can expect a cooldown across the bay area as a heat advisory is still in effect. good morning. i am gloria rodriguez. let's start with a quick look at the weather. we have meteorologist frances dinglasan. it has been all about the heat this weekend. frances: just one more day to go and then we will start to see temperatures drop. here is a look at what temperatures are right now. 50 degrees at half moon bay where we have some fog. 75 in los gatos or 70 in brentwood. 50's and 60's around the bay. a live shot