to deal with hot temperatures once again, that the shallow marine layer will cool things down just a touch. i will have your forecast coming up.

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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 want to get started with the weather because that has been the big story of the weekend. francis, i know super hot. is today going to be as hot? >> not quite as hot, turning it down just a touch. a live shot of the golden gate bridge were we had some fog earlier this morning that is already mixed out, but you can still see some offense slivers of clouds moving into the golden gate bridge or across the bridge. another hot day, warm inland already in the next hour. temperatures hitting the low 80's in some spots. at the coast, 60's, almost all day. by noon, clouds will still linger at the coast and then this afternoon, but it will still be hot inland, near 100 degrees for some areas.

at the coast, upper 60's. sunset is at 8:35. we will see more cooling and i will have your july 4 forecast coming up for you. >> thank you. in the north bay, the russian river is a popular spot to cool off and have a good time wildfire danger is a big concern in the weather like this. firefighters found themselves busy in the past 24 hours. cornell barnard tells us they are bracing for an active summer season. >> small vegetation fire impacted two building structures. >> the buildings on this ranch were saved from the fast-moving grass fire which broke out saturday on one of the hottest days of the year. the fire was stopped at one acre. >> is hot, dry, there's a lot of people out. just be careful. mow early. >> on friday, crews battled

flames from the ground and the air, putting out this 24 acre grass fire new san antonio road. firefighters say they are bracing for the heat and ready for fire season. >> we went from a very cool period to immediate warmth. getting the keeping them hydrated. >> the cold water was too good to pass up on a day when temperatures were sizzling. hundreds of families made the trip to memorial beach for some relief. >> this is the perfect timing. we are getting up near 100. it is exciting especially for all the families here locally. >> this popular swimming spot is reopening for the first time in four years. the pandemic and drought prevented the summertime dam from being built but now it is back just in time for the july 4 weekend. >> it feels nice. we've been waiting forever, it

seems like, for the hot weather to,, so it is perfect. look at all of them. >> it is nice to be back out in the water. it was so clear and so clean this year, unbelievable. >> families were grilling up some amazing food under the hot summer sun. a tough job, but somebody's got to do it. >> how did you end up on the grill on this holiday? >> daddy duty. >> 2000 people may show up memorial beach on july 4. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> with more extreme temperatures expected today, expect a possible slowdown. trains have run at slower speeds between several stations in the evening. people are encouraged to add 10 minutes to your plan travel time. it was a hot day in the east bay where temperatures hit 105

degrees and above yesterday. for some of you, the weather did not stop you from getting outside. and when it is this hot, staying cool can be quite a challenge. here's ryan curry. under 100 degrees, making this one of the hottest days all year. it left some still enjoying the day, but finding ways to stay cool. >> some water, getting cool off a little bit. hang out and enjoy the day. >> this group of childhood friends back home for the summer. >> there is a better shade. just talking about old times. >> a couple of them go to school in oregon. they say weather like this is a welcome sight. dark out 96, we did not do that in oregon. we are not really out there for the summer. this is dope. >> others in the east bay were also not bothered by the heat.

>> it gets us out here h fun. >> they say the heat probably kept everyone else away. dark out when it was starting to be 85 we saw people getting a little more signs if you exhausted and so making sure we are taking breaks for lots of water. really just the numbers dwindle. people are like it is hot, i have air conditioning. >> others in the park looking for any patch of shade they can find. after weeks of below average temperatures, those we spoke with say it is nice to have a -- summer. beach in alameda this fourth of july weekend. the hottest day of the year, while people came from all over to enjoy the great weather. >> love the weather. we are originally from oceanside, san diego, california. i miss the weather out here.

>> the sanders heart. -- sandy is hot. -- sandy is hot. -- sans is hot. >> a beach hazard is in effect until 11:00 p.m. tonight due to the colder than normal surface temperatures. officials are warning swimmers and surfers that they could experience cold water shock from entering the water after being in the hot air. and remember you can track the heat by downloading the abc 7 bay area streaming app. you can get a latest forecast and weather updates anytime. is available for roku, apple tv, fire tv and google tv devices. san francisco police are asking anybody with information to come forward after a man was killed in the bayview area overnight. he was shot to death shortly before 11:30 last night. police have not made any arrests. they say the homicide detail is

leading the investigation. in san francisco's chinatown, one man was hurt in the shooting that happened on grand avenue near jackson street around 10:00 last night. when they arrived, police found the 33-year-old male victim. he was taken to hospital with wounds that are not life-threatening. no arrests have been made. survivors network of those abused by -- will hold a news conference today about the diocese of oakland. child sexual abuse and is currently in ministry in --. the priest has denied the charges and the diocese says an internal investigation revealed the allegations were not credible. 330 lawsuit alleging child sexual abuse. the news conference is scheduled

for 9:30 this morning. if you're a victim of abuse you are encouraged to gehelp. youan find a list of local resources on our website. developing news, searching for answers after two people were killed and 28 people were hurt in a mass in baltimore overnight. authorities say it all happened shortly after midnight during a large block party. police say an 18-year-old woman and a 20-year-old man were killed. nine other people were rushed to the hospital. three of those victims are in critical condition. baltimore mayor brandon scott described the incident as a reckless, cowardly act. >> it again highlights the impact and the need to deal with guns on our street and the ability for those who should not

have them to get their hands on them. or suspects aren't large and emotive is not known. mayor scott left a message for the shooter saying we will not stop until we find you, and we will find you. let's get a preview of your weather with francis. >> it is another beautiful starter this sunday morning. temperatures will be generally above average once again, but not quite as hot as yesterday. i will have the forecast coming up. >> why it they -- bay area attorney believes that no limitations would be put on the lgbtq+ community after the supreme court latest rulings. plus, more migrants to california. how los angeles is struggling to keep up with the influx of immigration as the immigration court dates get pushed back.

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>> the pivotal decisions made by the supreme court are raising questions everywhere including in the bay area. others are worried that 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 to be going the wrong way and unfortunately it turned out that they did with a decision that is incredibly disturbing. >> david is not mincing words with the supreme court peeling back lgbtq protections. friday ruling in favor of a christian website designer in colorado. dark out the first time the supreme court has permitted discrimination in the context of business providing services to a member of the public. >>

the nation to uphold protection. >> >> now, concerns over what comes next. this op-ed penned prosecutor. state senator scott wiener agreeing same-sex marriage is in jeopardy. >> clarence thomas already told us in his opinion that he wrote the decision overturning roe v. wade. he told us that he is taking aim at marriage equality as well. california's ban on same-sex marriage a decade ago but are still in the constitution. dark out it will be on ballot next year to remove proposition 8 from the constitution which banned marriage equality and to

enshrine >> the fact that this is essentially saying even if a state provides protection against bigotry, national religious interest will trump that. that is incredibly concerning. >> the city attorney making it clear same-sex marriage to be in the crosshairs. >> p you have concern for that to be next? >> absolutely. no one ever expected that after almost 50 years, roe v. wade would be overturned. >> volunteers help take apart the paint triangle a 20th this weekend. the triangle was once used to brand people suspected of being gay and -- in nazi concentration camp. one of the organizers says they thought about leaving out for a few more days because of the

supreme court ruling. >> the supreme court yesterday demonstrated why we still have to keep adding that up. >> month. one person is heard after a plain many crash landing in lake tahoe. two people were on board, had to be rescued by nearby boaters who rushed to the sinking aircraft. the sheriffs office says the inter-passenger has a serious head injury. authorities marked coordinates of the airplane classified as hazardous material. more migrants from texas are now in los angeles, the second bus to arrive from the southern border after texas governor greg abbott announced that his state will send migrants to the city. 41 asylum-seekers arrived and they were welcomed by a network of nonprofit, faith, and

immigrant rights groups. one organizer says it is likely they will be in a rainbow for a while. -- in limbo for a while. >> in los angeles, this newly 100,000 cases. because of that, the first court date can be several months from now. >> they voluntarily boarded the bus. los angeles mayor karen bass says her office immediately coordinated to assist them upon their arrival. gas is now more expensive in california. the gas tax climbed 8%, or about four cents yesterday. the increase will bump the tax over $.57. california has the second-highest gas price in the country. it comes second to washington. the gas tax increase follows the 2017 law that increases california's tax every year. the money is used to raise more than $52 billion for transportation, events and

maintenance. fireworks lit up the night at the county san rafael last night. it was a nice day to be celebrating. we've been tracking the forecast. we keep talking about the heat yesterday, today. is it a good day today to be out of your celebrating the fourth? >> it might be a good day for firework visibility, but it is still going to be hot today. that means you need to be safe, stay hydrated, don't keep kids or pets in the car unattended. all the things you do for heat safety. as we show you satellite radar, is a shallow marine katla now and you can see how it is across the golden gate bridge. san francisco already 63

degrees. some 70's. mountain view, 73. palo alto, 75. it is much cooler of half moon bay and that is where we have those partly cloudy conditions. slap shot from emeryville shows you the bay bridge in san francisco and santa rosa to 68. 82 degrees, it is going to get really hot. concorde, already 77. livermore at 81. nevada and napa right now in the low 70's. the heat advisory has been for is continuing until 11:00 tonight. heat illnesses are possible away from the water. the 90's to 105 degrees. stay safe out there. highs today you will notice are a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. in san francisco's on one. that is really comfortable and gorgeous.

around the bay, san mateo with 85. san jose is warmer at 92. still central digit in the forecast like antioch, livermore, fairfield, over 100. then we will see some partly cloudy conditions at the beach. if you are headed to the beaches, just be prepared for some colder than normal surface temperatures and this could mean some cold water shock for lots of people today. pretty view this time from the east bay hills. looking across the bay, tree pollen is moderate. we, grass, and mold, loan to none. the uv index is extreme, so have the sunscreen ready. air quality is moderate today , so temperatures will also drop. lowes today generally in the

mid-50's to mid 60's with some possible drizzle and a little bit more cloud cover. and here is the seven-day forecast. still hot today as we hit the triple digit inland. temperatures moderate tomorrow and cooler for the fourth of july. when it gets cooler, we also have more fog, so we will be tracking all of those fireworks. temperatures will actually continue to drop as a trough moves in, breezier and cooler. we are going to actually see below average next weekend. like this weekend we are way above average, next week and we are way below. >> i cannot keep up with the weather, it changes so quickly. but enjoy the today. live and demand available for an apple tv, google tv and roku

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>> welcome back. they are taking a live look outside this morning in san francisco. it is about 63 degrees right now in the city, but it is going to warm up, we will have a look at your forecast coming up. abc7news is committed to focusing on efforts to build a better bay area, and we want to show you a plan in santa clara county that aims to provide much-needed housing and other services to foster youth. amanda tells us what has been offered. >> 764 young people are experiencing homelessness. as according to the 2020 three

time count. those numbers are behind the driving force to provide added, extensive services and housing to the county's foster youth, both current and former, between the ages of 15 and 24. >> and other children, the community's children. they don't have parents. those are 700 children that belong to all of us. >> the supervisor has led the effort to build a new, comprehensive center. dark out some of the housing will be available for former foster youth for current foster youth, and some of it will be for affordable family housing. and at the base of it is this community center where young people can get services everyday of the year. >> among the assistance expected, mental health and therapeutic services, food, homework help, support with college applications and more. >> if you are a former or current foster youth, your

chances of becoming homeless are extremely high. your chances of going to prison are extremely high. your chances of not finishing college are extremely high. our objective is to create an opportunity to support young people and prepare them to log into our community. >> doors are not expected to up until 2025. go toward allied housing to build a community center that would be attached to the housing. it would include at least 40 apartments. still to come, independence day travel. how the weekend is setting records at the tsa compared to before the pandemic.

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ready for the fourth of july because i've got the blue and white, you got the blue with a little that of red. frances: cooldown but a lot of folks are enjoying the beach weather we are having. in santa cruz, we are still seeing some low clouds, but that will dissipate. a nice high of 82 degrees and here is your day planner for today. still hot once again, but we are coming down a few degrees. inland areas you're 100 degrees. the next seven days and i will show you that would be accuweather forecast. gloria: more than 60 million americans are under some kind of weather warning at the west

coast deals with high temperatures. th other parts of the u.s. >> this morning, the sweltering heat smothering at least 14 states. heat alert impacting more than 60 million people from southern oregon to southern arizona, and from texas to north carolina this holiday weekend. at least 14 people have died this big heat dome across the south. dark out is the first t wave of the summer and it is a little intense. >> many avoiding the unrelenting heat by steering clear of the outdoors. >> we are going to be inside all day. >> in california, triple digit heat puts -- out of concern for safety. >> entertainment, to 30 degrees. >> first responders encouraging

people who medrad doors to stay hydrated. in this weekend, georgia seein its first heatwave of the season with temperatures soaring into the mid-90's. the scorching temperatures prompting officials in atlanta to open cooling centers like this one. and the good news here is that the rain has cooled things off quite a bit but experts suggest if you're going to go outside, to avoid the hottest hours of the day, usually between noon and 4:00 p.m. >> thank you. we are still two days away july 4 to the holiday has already been one for the books when it comes to travel. here is a live look this morning from sfo. nearly 3 million people nationwide passed through tsa on friday, beating the previous record set in 2019. even more people are taking to

the roads. the trip has not been smooth sailing for many. >> the airport in charlotte, north carolina busy saturday as millions of americans are headed out of town this independence avenue weekend. on friday, the tsa screening more than 2.8 million travelers, beating the record from thanksgiving of 2019. but with all the travelers and bad weather come the headaches. >> supposed to start and they just got over the intercom like ywh, the flight indiana is canceled. rescheduled finally gets her to indianapolis for her boyfriends birthday. it has been a tough week for air travelers. within 7000 flight cancellations and delays. united airlines since they are now back on track after departures out of new arc were cut drastically for four straight days. in ceo scott kirby apologizing to customers and staff after he took a private jet when

couldn't get a seat on his own airline. he said taking a private jet was the wrong decision because it was insensitive to our customers who are waiting to get home. >> there's really no straight answer as far as the reasoning behind all these cancellations. >> this family from staten island was trying to fly out of new arc for a dance competition in florida sunday afternoon. they decided to drive instead. 18 hours. >> hopefully we make it down to fort lauderdale in time to make my first dance. >> they will have company on the roads. more than 43 million americans expected to drive to their destinations this weekend. that is of 2.4% from last year. minimal traffic is expected sunday and monday. experts say on tuesday, the best time to be on the road is either before 11:00 a.m. or after 6:00 p.m.. on wednesday, first time is between 3:00 and 6:00.

>> durin airlines, -- found a hawaiian airlines flight that left several flight attendants and passengers injured. three of them are now in the hospital. the flight from honolulu to sydney was disrupted halfway through the journey. people flew up and out of their chairs making dents and holes in the ceiling from impact. oxygen masks were deployed. >> the plane just drop. there was a man in front of us who had gone all the way out, hit his head on the roof and dropped back down. gloria: it is not known what exactly caused the turbulence. officials say that when this sort of thing happens on an oceanic environment, it is because the crew might not see a buildup of cloud that night. four passengers in three flight attendants are now recovering. there are new allegations that

former president donald trump tried to pressure arizona's governor to overturn the state 2020 presidential results. multiple sources tell abc news that trump also asked mike pence to pressure governor doug ducey defined fraudulent votes. hence allegedly did call with that request after the election, but doug ducey did not follow the orders. trump narrowly lost arizona to president joe biden in 2020. now to a new health alert on malaria. the cdc issuing an advisory after five cases of local transmission reported in the u.s. for the first time in 20 years. four cases of the mosquito -borne disease were detected in florida, one in texas. a national guardsmen tells abc news he became patient zero in texas after working on the rio grande river back in early may. >> darted having fever and vomiting and that was the first time i went to the hospital.

after another week it was knocking better at all. >> the 21-year-old says the doctors initially thought it was a viral infection before he was officially diagnosed with malaria in early june. the cdc says malaria can be deadly if not diagnosed and treated quickly. symptoms include fever, chills, headache, muscle aches, and fatigue. >> to the people who are at highest risk are infants, the elderly, people with weakened immune systems, pregnant individuals, and people who may not have access to health care. gloria: you can protect yourself against mosquitoes by draining any standing water around your home, wearing long sleeves, using insect repellent, and installing window screens. still ahead, celebrating safely. how authorities are trying to keep accidents down for illegal fireworks. and a live look in san francisco. frances will have your forecast

coming up in just a few minutes.

gloria: the fourth of july is right around the corner and authorities are preparing to fight the annual battle against illegal fireworks. >> with a touch of just one sparkler, flames burst into the air within seconds, and minutes later, the flames have already raced across the hill. >> it spreads beyond what you can control with a garden hose at your house or what you can control with a bucket. >> holding this controlled demonstration to warn everyone that even though it is considered safe like sparklers are illegal. >> we have a bumper crop of vegetation that is drying out and ready to burn. it is not worth the risk. they are dangerous and uncontrollable and in these weather conditions, they are

irresponsible. >> and from third year they are relying on the residentss to report illegal fireworks. but here in, the department says they did not issue a single citation for illegal fireworks last year the fourth of july. instead, police say they resources were shifted to address heavy illegal sideshow activity that night. we asked oakland mayor what the city's plan is for enforcement this year. >> for anybody even thinking about setting up illegal fireworks, our officers really out confiscating not just fireworks also making arrests if needed. >> test for 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 13 searches. >> that's good because our

emergency services dispatch around this time of year, they start getting those calls to increase significantly. >> while the plan is to have teams of investigators on top of patrol staff out 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. those calls will be prioritized based on the seriousness. >> your fourth of july celebrations, course, you want to get a preview of the weather. >> it is a great day to be outdoors, except if you are in the inland areas where temperatures will hit the triple digits once again, so stay cool and hydrated. i will have your neighborhood forecast and when things will cool down

gloria: welcome back to abc 7 mornings. a live look outside from the east bay hills camera, it is going to heat up in some parts of the bay area today so we will get a check of forecast coming up. in sports, damian lillard is requesting to go to miami. on the diamond, the oakland a's took a close win. chris: good morning. with his three run homer in the eighth inning on friday night, giants rookie patrick bailey showed he was ready for his debut in the big apple. he followed that by throwing out starling marte in the ninth to help secure the win. the manager called the performance superstar head calendar stuff. the all-star reserves will be announced later today. bailey is making quite an impression. this mets fan, that is an impression.

autumn, check out this out in their styling and center. and they catch. he can't believe it. three solo homer's in the third. francisco alvarez, brandon nimmo and francisco lindor. three earned runs in just three innings. top of the science -- seven, giants down for-one. the series finale is later tonight on espn sunday night baseball. a's fans trying to beat the heat. oakland looking for a second straight win over the white sox. seth brown going downtown. time to break out the homerun hammer.

game tied at 6-6. we go to extras, bottom 10. ground ball to second. and he is safe at home. the a's win 7-6. here come the ice cold gatorade bath. we will know if they sweep later today. ellie galaxy at stanford stadium. nifty moves, near turnover. first goal of the year. 1-1. game-tying 43,000 at stanford rising as one. it is the third drawer in the 10 games they played. espn reports lasers guard damian lillard has requested a trade.

franchise is expected to move into a contending team, the miami heat. he has played his entire 11 year career in portland. the clippers and 76ers also have interest while the spurs could be a wildcard team. average career-high 32 points per game last season. that is you look at sports. that said things back to you. gloria: a lot of us are getting ready for the fourth of july holiday, so it's get a check of the forecast. good morning. frances: good morning. live doppler 7 our satellite images showing clouds still at the coast. temperatures right now, quite a range from 55 in half moon bay all the way to 92 in brentwood. san francisco is currently 63. san jose, 79. santa rosa, 71 degrees right now. >> you see those clouds still

making their way in, and this means a minimal cooling effect for afternoon highs. they heat will persist with triple digits again inland, but then a much cooler pattern begins fourth of july, and the trend goes all the way through next weekend. heat advisory still in place today. heat illness possible. the overnight low didn't get to cool and highs can be anywhere from 90's to 105 degrees, so stay hydrated, where like clothing, the kids in the car. notice just a little bit cooler. that he advisory in place. half moon bay, 60 six, partly cloudy at the beaches. santa rosa in the low 90's. look for oakland to be 79 today. fremont, 89. a few triple digits out there. san jose, 92 degrees with plenty of sunshine. of course, a lot of folks want

to head to the beach to beat the heat. if you do, just be aware, water temperatures are colder than normal, so people could experience some cold water shot and the beaches will be pretty crowded. and in the north bay especially this evening there is a coastal flood advisory all the way through early wednesday morning. the greatest risk is actually from 10:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. also the lows tonight will be in the 50's to mid 60's. it's going to be mildly and in some spots but we could see more cloud cover, even some drizzle expected, maybe closer to the beaches. san francisco, the overnight low will be 55. a nice little break from some of the heat. high temperatures in san jose are normally at 81 degrees this time of year, so we are more than 10 degrees above average for today. yesterday was 94.

there's fourth of july, a trough moves in. we will be below average for next weekend. enjoy the heat if you like it. i also want to show you a forecast animation. this is one model showing us on tuesday night how the cloud cover is going to look for all of the fireworks and you will notice we have quite a few low clouds moving into the north bay and across the bay. that will help you determine where you want to go to watch those fireworks on tuesday night. hot again i cool down. cooler for the fourth, closer to average by the middle of the week. have it. frances: and sunscreen, lots of it. gloria: and water. everyone.

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gloria: a celebration of women is underway in new orleans with the essence festival culture. but as rachel brown shows the men are also taking it in. >> women know the festival has something for everyone and now, more men are getting in on on including uncle jerome from the hit tv series. >> they were cutting braids, they are always taking care of the brothers as well because that is back women do. it is a holistic approach to this festival, it has always been inclusive everyone. i just feel like it is fun to see more men showing up to the festival and families.

it is amazing. it is empowering. >> whether it is music, food, fashion, or panel discussions about the community, you will definitely see more men enjoying what women have experienced for decades. >> not only do you see a lot of men here, but you are accommodating a lot of men here as well. there is a men's lounge where men can go and shoot pool, play spades, chill out a little bit. and then you've got -- because the sisters are the ones keeping us -- the women are the ones were keeping us rolling. they keep us moving, they keep my business moving, they keep me encouraged. i love working with women. that's my biggest goal is to make sure that every woman understand that they can see themselves through the eyes that a guy sees them. dark out it's our culture and especially with a spotlight on women, black women and the philanthropy, the issues only be in a magazine, any

publication of cultural events, it represents american history. it represents the culture of america. it is not just black culture. so i'm proud to be a part of that legacy. today with a final concert series and among the performers is megan disney is salivating that the power of joy with panels featuring all kind of cast members. there was a panel about the new haunted mansion film on the disney stage featuring jamie lee curtis and tiffany haddish and they agreed that new orleans with the right city for filming. dark out we got to new orleans. he was like, it's going to be hot. i was like it doesn't matter. it has history, it has detail, color, fabric. culture.

fun, spooky. it's got it all. about the heat in new orleans. >> is not going to be today, but there is still a heat advisory because temperatures will have a triple digit inland once again, and you will notice this is one of the hottest spot at 105. san francisco, 71. partly cloudy at the beaches. san jose, 92 degrees. a little bit cooler today. the cooldown continues to fourth of july where we could see quite a bit of fog for some of the fireworks. the cooling continues as a trough moves and all the way into next weekend. notice inland numbers will be more than 20 degrees cooler next weekend and around the bay also in the 60's by next weekend at the beaches in the upper 50's. so enjoy the heat today, stay

safe. maybe head to the beaches, but the water will be cold if you go into the ocean. dark out at least we got sunshine. >> a lot of sunshine for almost everybody except at the beach. before that colder weather moves in this next weekend. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m.

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