>> 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 shows you a gorgeous

start in san francisco. we had the sunrise a short while ago with temperatures in the 60's and 50's. clouds will linger at the coast but still hot inland this afternoon near 100 degrees around the bay. at the coast, upper 60's. the sun sets at 8:35 p.m. we will see the fog push and overnight and a cooldown on the way for us. gloria: sounds good. thank you. in the north bay, the russian river is a popular spot to cool off and have a good time but fire danger is a big concern in weather like this as firefighters find themselves busy in the past 24 hours. cornell barnard tells us they are bracing for an active summer season. >> small budget titian fire. cornell: the fire at this was a fast-moving grass fire that broke out saturday on one of the hottest days of the year.

the fire was stopped at one acre. >> it is hot, dry. a lot of people out. be careful and try to make good decisions. cornell: on friday, crews battled flames from the air and ground, putting out this 24 acre glass fire. firefighters say they are bracing for the heat and ready for fire season. >> we went from a cool period to an immediate warm it period as temperatures are in the 90's up to 100, so keeping the cruise acclimated and hydrated. cornell: it was too good to pass up on a day when temperatures were sizzling. hundreds of families made the trip some relief. >> this is perfect timing. we are getting up to the near hundreds. it is exciting especially for the families locally and from the bay area. cornell: this popular swimming

spot as we opening for the first time in four years. the pandemic and drought prevented a summertime dam from being built here but it is back in time for the july 4 weekend. >> it feels like to get -- it feels nice. it is perfect to the kids loved it. look at all of them. >> nice to have the water back because of the rain. it was so clean and so clear this year. cornell: families were grilling up some food, a tough job but somebody has to do it. how did you end up on the grill on this hot day? >> daddy duties. cornell: so many people there today come and park rangers expect to thousand people may show up at memorial beach on july 4. in the north bay, cornell barnard, abc7news. gloria: with more extreme temperatures expected today, bart triedrs should -- bart riders should expect a slow

ride. 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 about yesterday. for some of you, this weather did not stop you from getting outside. when it is this hot, staying cool can be quite a challenge. here is 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. >> some water, you know? get cooled off, hang out, enjoy the day. ryan: this group of friends is back home for the summer and went paddle boarding in the reservoir. >> there is a spot over there with a little shade. we were chilling and talking about old times. ryan: a couple go to school in oregon and say this is a welcome

sight. >> this is nice. we don't get that in oregon. it is so rainy all the time. ryan: others in the east bay were also not bothered by the heat. >> may borderline stupidity. just out here having fun. ryan: these two enjoyed a tennis court also themselves. they said that he probably kept everyone away. >> when we saw it saw people with signs of heat exhaustion so we took rick's and drinkwater. it is hot. they have air conditioning and choose to go there. ryan: others in the park were looking for any patch of shade they could find. after weeks of below average temperatures, some said it was nice to feel like summer. >> you could use to it after a while but there are only two crazy people out here 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. originally from oceanside. we are here to enjoy >> it is hot. it is hot. >> the sand is hot. >> it is a nice breeze. there is a nice breeze going. gloria: a beach hazard warning is in effect until 11:00 tonight. officials are warning swimmers and surfers that they may experience cold water shock after entering the water from being in the hot air. remember, you can track the heat by downloading the abc 7 bay area streaming app you can get the latest forecast and weather updates anytime this available for roku, apple tv, fire tv, and google tv devices. san francisco police are asking anyone with information about an

overnight shooting to come forward after a man was killed in the bayview. it happened on 3rd street and kirkwood avenue shortly before 11:30 p.m. last night. when officers got there, they found the man suffering from gunshot wounds. emergency crews administered medical aid and he died at the scene. police have not made any arrests , and they say the homicide detail is now 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 a 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 by priests will hold a news conference today about the diocese of oakland. 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 eouraged to get help. you can find a list of local resources on our website, abc7news.com/takeaction. developing news, authorities are searching for answers after two people were killed and 28 people were hurt in a mass shooting involving baltimore overnight. police say and 18 you want woman and 20-year-old man were killed. nine people were rushed to the hospital. three of those victims are in critical condition. authorities say it happened during a block party. baltimore's mayor described the incident as a reckless, cowardly

act. >> again highlights the and the need to deal with the proliferation of illegal guns on our streets and the ability for those who should not have them to get their hands on them. gloria: as of right now, suspect or suspects at large and is not known. mayor scott left a message to the suspects saying "we will not stop until we find you, and we will find you." now let's get a check of that forecast with frances. good morning. frances: good morning, everyone. check out this gorgeous view looking out to the bay bridge in san francisco, where we barely see any cloud cover. there is a shallow marine layer, and i will let you know how much that will cool your temperatures this afternoon. gloria: thank you. also ahead, protections limited. why a bay area believes more

limitations will be put on the lgbtq+ community after the supreme court's latest rulings. more migrants arrived in california. how los angeles is struggling to keep up with the migrants as immigration court dates are getting pushed back.

gloria: welcome back. we are taking a live look outside this morning. we are expecting another hot day in the bay area's we will get a check of your forecast coming up. the pivotal decisions made by the supreme court basic questions everywhere, including right here in the bay area.

some are worried that same-sex marriage could be next. we are digging into a strongly worded op-ed in the chronicle. as tara campbell learned, we could see something on the ballot next year. >> we were very concerned the court could be going the wrong way, and unfortunately it turned out that they did with a decision that is incredibly disturbing. tara: san francisco's city attorney is not mincing words with the supreme court back lgbtq+ protections, ruling in favor of a christian website designer in colorado. >> really the first time the supreme court has ruled in favor of discrimination in terms of a business providing services to the public on the basis of sexual orientation. tara: san francisco joining cities across the nation in hopes of persuading the court to uphold protections. >> we filed a brief on behalf of local communities all over the country. 53 cities, 19 mayors.

tara: and now concerns over what comes next. this op-ed in the chronicle penned by a former city attorney and federal prosecutor. same-sex marriage is in jeopardy. >> clarence thomas already told us in his opinion that he wrote overturning roe v. wade that he is taking a look at marriage equality as well. tara: that is why getting prop 8 off the books is critical. although the supreme court overturned california's ban unsafe sex -- same-sex marriage >> we are going on the ballot to remove prop 8 from the constitution, which banned marriage equality and to enshrine marriage as a fundamental right for everyone. tara: but even that may not be enough. >> the fact that this decision

is essentially saying even if a state provides protections against bigotry national religious interests will trump that, that is incredibly concerning. tara: the city attorney making it clear same-sex marriage could be in the court crosshairs. do you have concerns that could be next? >> absolutely. listen, no one expected that after almost 50 years roe v. wade would be overturned. gloria: coming up on "this week," jonathan karl will speak to california representative about the fallout following the decision on lgbtq+ rights, affirmative action, and student loans. you can watch the full interview at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. more migrants from texas are in los angeles. it is the second bus to arrive from the southern border after governor abbott announced

they will go to the blue city. they arrived and were welcomed by a network of groups. one organizer says it is likely they will be in limbo for a while. >> so our immigration court system is incredibly backlogged in los angeles. there is nearly 100,000 open cases. because of that, court dates can be pushed out. the first court date could be several months from now. gloria: the migrants voluntarily boarded the bus. karen bass says her office immediately coordinated to assist the migrants upon their arrival. fireworks lit up the night at the fair last night in san rafael, and it looks beautiful out there. i know a lot of people i celebrity this weekend and

coming up on the fourth so let's get a check of the forecast with frances. another hot one today. frances: to be clear tonight, but this morning we are still dealing with coastal clouds and a shallow marine layer, but that marine layer will help us out in terms of getting temperatures to come down a little bit from yesterday. live doppler 7 shows clouds off the coast. and here is a live shot of golden gate bridge, where it is socked in once again this morning, but the clouds will mix out. this explains why temperatures are much cooler at the beaches. half moon bay is only 52 degrees. everywhere else, we are seeing 60's and upper 50's. oakland, 59. not in view, 64. palo alto, 61 degrees. everywhere else, clear conditions as we show you the shot from the east bay hills looking to san francisco.

there you see that little thing marine layer, and that will help cool us down. santa rosa, 57. napa, 56. mid to upper 60's in fairfield, concord, and livermore. how hot will it get today? this is how hot. 60's to near 100. we are coming down a little bit from yesterday, but still many areas will experience triple digit heat like fairfield, antioch, livermore. santa rosa, 92 degrees today so you will definitely want to hit the pool for some neighborhoods. and around the bay, look for 70's and 80's. san francisco, 71. oakland, 79. san jose, 92. fremont will be warm at 89. notice the partly cloudy at the beaches. santa cruz will be gorgeous at 77. there is still the heat advisory until 11:00 tonight. heat illnesses are possible because the highs have been some extreme and overnight lows have

only been dropping to 60's and 70's, so be careful. stay hydrated. don't leave pets and kids in the car. if you want to go to the beach, keep in mind that the sea surface temperatures are colder than normal so some folks may experience cold water shock. it will be crowded at the beaches as a lot of folks want to escape the heat. in addition to that, there is a coastal flood advisory through wednesday morning. minor coastal flooding for part of the north bay and the low-lying areas generally happening in the late white -- late-night hours. lows will be in the mid 50's to mid 60's with some more clouds moving in and some possible drizzle tomorrow morning. from mount tam to me can see how clear it looks. tree pollen is moderate if you are experiencing some allergies. uv index is extreme so slather on sunscreen. temperatures will be cooling livermore, where about --n

we are about 13 degrees above average today and almost 11 degrees or so below average next weekend. here is the seven-day forecast. still hot today but we start the cooling trend. cooler for the fourth. closer to average midweek. much cooler for next weekend, so the marine layer will kick in and we will get our natural air conditioning back next weekend. gloria: with a lot of people celebrating the fourth with barbecues at the pool and the water. frances: and going to the beaches, but it is crowded as you mentioned. gloria: i like the heat. frances: i do, but make sure you stay cool. gloria:gloria: stay safe out there. still ahead, we take you on a driverless car ride to san francisco to see if it is ready to drive people around the city 24/7.

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gloria: the california public utilities commission will soon vote on allowing self-driving car company's to pick up paying passengers across san francisco 24 hours, seven days a week. lyanne melendez took a ride in a car to see if the technology really is road ready. lyanne: my the museum, and maybe i will go to another stop. ok, here we go. it says, your car is on the way in four minutes. there it is. i see it. i guess i should not waive because what is the point, right? what is the point? but it stopped. i'm here. oh, 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 i was going to feel unsafe because my life is in this car parts hand, the computer, but -- car's computer, but i actually feel relaxed. i like that it is following the speed limit so it is very safe. 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 to get -- stopped. oh my god, yes. 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. uh oh.

it says, our team is working to get you moving. uh oh. it was a green light and it didn't know what to do. how can i rely on a card to make the right decisions when it cannot read a simple green light? now we are going. here we go. woo. there is my son. hey, max, we are almost there. oh, this is weird. this is not where we are going to get this is not where the museum is. >> for your safety, the doors will remain locked when we arrive. lyanne: i guess it is a little confused because this is not where the museum is. had there been a driver here, i would have said, hey, you know, this is the wrong location, and i would give them the 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 app. ok, succumb ahead and tap on your current drop-off. lyanne: which is riddled museum, and it says five minute walk after drop off. i would have to go up the hill and around the block. >> go to the map and fine tune the location. lyanne: let me see, hold on. i will confirm it and see what happens. i don't know what to do at this point. i hope it takes me there. hopefully it will make a left of a but it is not to get it is going to make a right. oh, i don't know where it is taking me right now. i wish i could talk to the driver. and tell them to make a make a left. wait a minute. wait a minute. oh, it will go right again. wait. it is dropping me in the same place as before. we are back to square one.

hello, max? sorry. sorry it did not work out. i feel trapped inside here. i just felt, like, so this. you don't hire a driverless it drops you off, and then it tells you your location is 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 cannot 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 to the museum and see how easy it is to get there. here we go.

the driverless car, instead of going straight to the 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 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, abc7news. gloria: still to come, independence day travel. how this weekend is setting records at tsa from before the pandemic. but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry,

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. gloria: we are starting this half-hour with a look at your weather. we have meteorologist frances dinglasan here this morning, and

we are talking about the heat again today. should we pack the sunscreen today? frances: sunscreen, sunglasses. still hot but not as hot as yesterday, so coming down a few degrees. that may be some relief. unfortunately, right now it is already 68 in fairfield. wrightwood, 69. but if you go to the beaches, that is where it is a little bit cooler, a lot cooler in this case with half moon bay at 52. it is gorgeous outside from emeryville looking to san francisco and the bay bridge. clouds will still be at the coast. temperatures in the 60's and 70's right now and we will hit 100 degrees for in the neighborhoods around the bay. mid 80's at the coast. the sun sets at 8:35 p.m. and we will start to see the clouds roll in. it may be more of a marine influence tomorrow. temperatures will be coming down closer to normal for the fourth of july.

i will have those details, coming up. gloria: thank you. we are still two days away from july 4, but this holiday has already been one for the books when it comes to travel. this is a live look right now from sfo. nearly 3 million people nationwide passed through tsa screenings at airports on friday. that beats the previous record set in 2019. even more people are taking to the roads. as lionel choice us, the trip has not been smooth sailing for many. carolina busy this as millions saturday of americans head out of town this independence day holiday weekend. on friday, the tsa screening more than 2.88 million travelers 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 just got over the intercom and said the flight to indiana is canceled. i was like, you are kidding.

lionel: lily finally gets to indianapolis for her boyfriend's birthday. it has been a tough week for air travelers. more than 7000 fight cancellations and delays. united airlines back on track after departures out of newark were cut drastically for four straight days. the ceo scott kirby 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 who are 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 saturday 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: they will have company on the roads. aaa expects more than 43 million americans to drive to their destinations this weekend, up 2.4% from last year. minimal traffic expected sunday and monday. 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. abc news, new york. gloria: if you are one of those drivers 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% or about four cents yesterday, which will increase the tax to over $.57. california has the second-highest gas price in the country. it comes second to washington. the gas tax follows a law that increases california's gas tax every year.

the money is used to raise $52 billion for transportation improvements and maintenance. new this morning, ukraine's military says russia launched the first overnight drone attack on kyiv in 12 days. according to the country's air force, the attack included iranian made drones and cruise eight missiles. the surrounding region were under air raid alerts. a military official called it another enemy attack on kyiv. it comes one day after ukraine's president warned a serious threat remained at europe's largest nuclear plant. he is accusing pressure of trying to trigger an explosion at the plan. ukraine has been conducting emergency drills this week preparing for the worst case scenario. a source told cnn that donald trump tried to pressure arizona's governor to overturn the state's presidential results. investigators asked witnesses

and reportedly, the governor said that trump was pressuring him to find fraud that would overturn arizona's results. trump even seemed to have cal him in the middle of a ceremony where he was certifying president biden's election win, which he did not answer. 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. this is santa cruz. we will have a look at your forecast coming up in a few minutes.

gloria: volunteers helped take apart a triangle on twin peaks. it was once used to brand people suspected of being gay in nazi concentration camps and is now a simple of protests against homophobia. the organizers said they thought about leaving it up for a few more days because of the supreme

ruling. >> the supreme court yesterday demonstrates why we have to keep having that up on twin peaks. gloria: san francisco is the only city in the world that displays a giant triangle during its pride festivities, and june of course was pride month. new this morning, 1% is hurt after a plane crash landed in lake tahoe. two people were on board. both had to be rescued by nearby boaters who rushed to the sinking aircraft when it landed in rubicon bay yesterday morning. the 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. the fourth of is right around july the corner and authorities are preparing to fight the annual battle against illegal fireworks. abc 7 news reporter lena howland has some surprising statistics. lena: with the touch of one

lit sparkler, four foot f burst into the air within seconds, and minutes later, the flames had already raced across this hill. >> it spreads beyond what you can control with a garden hose at your house or what you can control with a bucket. lena: the fire department holding 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 residents to report illegal fireworks to a toll-free tip line. those cut with them could be fined up to $1000. but the police departments 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 anybody thinking of setting off 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. the sheriff's office seizing nearly 300 pounds of fireworks earlier this week while conducting compliance checks which resulted in 14 searches. >> it is good for the communities that we serve because our emergency services dispatch around this time of year, they start getting calls. those calls are going to increase significantly. lena: while 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: in the east bay lena , howland, abc7news. gloria: we are getting you ready for another hot day. frances has a preview of your mother. frances: it will be hot again. here is a live shot looking to san francisco. there is a shallow marine layer, and i will let you know how much cooler it will be in your neighborhood, coming up.

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gloria: welcome back. we are getting a live look inside for cisco and giving up for a hot days we will have a check of your forecast coming up. in sports nba star damien , lillard is requesting to go to miami. on the diamond, the oakland a's took a close one. here is sports anchor 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 marte in the ninth to secure the win. the all-star reserves will be announced later today. bailey will probably not make it , but he is making quite an impression. this fan, that is an impression. good stuff on the style game. bottom two. center. tommy pham, the deep drive. pham can't believe it. new york hit three solo homers. all in the third. back to back with two outs. three earned runs in three innings of work. giants down 4-1. two on and two out for crawford. justin verlander, the strikeout. he had six strikeouts in seven innings.

giants looking for a late rally, but estrada grounds 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. oakland looking for a second straight win over the white sox. in the seventh, tied at 3-3. seth brown going downtown. seventh of the year. 4-3, a's. time to break out of the thor home run hammer. 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, that is tyler wade on second with two outs. a ground ball to second. former a, andrus has trou 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 later today. let's kick it classico style. quakes hosting l.a. galaxy. the rap legend performing.

nifty moves. near turnover. jack's first goal of the year and the second of his career. 1-1. 81st minute. 2-1. finding the all-star for the game-tying goal, and that is 43,000 at stanford rising as one. this ends 2-2. it is the third draw in the 10 games they have played in the classico. blazers guard damien 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 a career-high 32.2 points per game last season. that is your look at sports. back to you. gloria: thank you very much. now let's get a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist frances dinglasan.

it is already heating up in san francisco. frances: it is already in the 60's. here is a look at the satellite radar image. a shallow marine layer this morning. you will see here with this live shot of the golden gate bridge. it will dissipate pretty quickly. san francisco, already 60. mountain view, 66. 68 in san jose. palo alto, 61. from mount tam, you can see the bay and a little bit of the low clouds making their way across the bridge. napa, 56. fairfield, 68. concord, 64. it will get hot again today, but down a few degrees compared to yesterday in some spots. in oakland, you will expect 79, which will be very comfortable. san francisco, 71 yesterday

santa rosa, also 92. we will see triple digits in some places. san mateo will be really comfortable at 85 degrees. because of the heat, there is still an advisory in place through this evening. heat illnesses are possible when away from the water, so keep that in mind. overnight lows were pretty mild, so stay hydrated. don't leave kids or pets in the car. wear light clothing. beach hazards. the sea surface temperatures are a little cooler, so some for us may experience cold water shock. it will be coded at the beaches. a great idea to go there but ring a lot of sunshine because the uv index is extreme today. also, if your allergies have been bothering you, it is the moderate tree pollen. mainly pine, all live -- olive,

and elm. in the north bay this evening, there is a coastal flood advisory due to the high tides. we could see minor coastal flooding. the high tides are happening late tonight into the early morning hours through wednesday morning. lows in the mid 50's to mid 60's. we could see handlebar cloud cover pushing in from the coast and some fog in parts of the north bank and maybe a little bit of drizzle today -- north bay and maybe a little bit of drizzle tonight. san jose, we are well above average. the average is 81. the sea breeze will pick up. a trough moving through to the end of the week. much cooler by next weekend. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. another hot day today with plenty of sunshine. partly cloudy and foggy conditions at the coast.

we are cooler for the fourth of july. temperatures continue to drop into next weekend. more breezy and cooler and we will be below average so enjoying the heat while we have it for the fourth of july holiday weekend. gloria: i love the heat so every time i hear about it getting warmer, i get excited but in some areas i know it gets so hot that it can be uncomfortable. frances: yes. that is where we want people to stay safe. i know you stay safe. gloria: you have been reminding us all morning long to where the sunscreen and keep hydrated. frances: yes. gloria: thank you. 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 -- amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and start streaming. next, the essence festival

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gloria: a celebration of women is underway in new orleans with the essence festival of culture. but as abc7news anchor rachel brown shows us, the men of essence are also taking it all in. rachel: women knows essence festival truly has something for everyone, and now more men are getting in on the fun, including uncle jerome from the hit series "snowfall." >> 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 to the festival and families. it is amazing, empowering. rachel: whether it is fashion, panel discussions, 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. there is a men's lounge. men can shoot pool, play spades, chill out a bit, and then you have others like myself calm 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 service women. i love working with women. that is my biggest goal, to make sure that they can see them the way god sees them. >> it is our culture. 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. it is not just black culture. i am proud to be part of that legacy. rachel: in new orleans rachel , brown, eyewitness news. gloria: the festival continues today along with the final concert series. among the performers, megan thee stallion. also at the essence festival, disney. >> the 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 got it all. gloria: it looks like a really good film. disney is the parent company of abc 7, which essence festival.

let's get a final check of the forecast. frances: get ready for another hot day. still eight advisory through tonight and temperatures will be close to yesterday's numbers but a little cooler in some spots san francisco nice and mild at 71 degrees. half moon bay cooler at 66. inland areas will hit the triple digits. san jose warm at 92. oakland, 79 degrees. what you will notice is the sea breeze will pick up a little bit and that will also improve our air quality over the next few days. today, moderate for everyone. tomorrow, better for the coast and central bay. we bled the north bay and south central bank on tuesday. -- central bay on tuesday. hotter inland and then we cool down for the fourth of july, which means fog returns to the forecast. we will see stronger fog and a stronger sea breeze.

by the end of next weekend, temperatures will be below normal so enjoy the heat while it lasts. gloria: thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. we will be back here at 9:00 a.m. have a wonderful day. ♪ >> this is abc 7 24/7. >> live in san francisco. >> in the south bay. >> in oakland. >> you are watching abc 7 news live. >> anytime, anywhere. >> we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you.

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