>> built in 1906. one-of-a-kind! >> one-of-a-kind is right. all aboard for the right of a lifetime, a celebration of 150 years of cable cards in san francisco. the news starts right now. announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> another across the bay area. you can see the haze in the air from our east bay camera north of san rafael and south to the blue skies in san jose. some relief, though, is coming our way. question is exactly when? good afternoon. i am jr stone let's get to your focus with the man who hopefully has the answers, abc7 weather anchor spencer christian. spencer: i have some of them. the heat is coming tomorrow. but right now it is beginning to show signs of easing. current temperature readings show we have 103 in fairfield.

102 in cloverfield. the heat is not quite so intense as yesterday at this hour and not so widespread. many locations were in the triple digits and now in the low to mid 90's. we have a brisk onshore flow that will have the effect of moderating the heat a little bit that we may have to wait until tomorrow to feel cooler. right now looking at the 24 hour temperature range, it is several degrees cooler across the bay area than this time yesterday. nonetheless, even though the cooling has began, we have a heat advisory until 11:00 tonight for virtually all of the area. heat illnesses are possible. i will have more on the cool down later. spencer. where people are heading to the beaches to escape the heat, there is a warning about the water. a beach hazard statement runs through 11:00 tonight. water temperatures are cooler than average and that means people may experience cold water

shock when entering the water after being in the hot air. there's also a high-tide flood advisory in effect. low-lying areas of the north bay could see some flooding through wednesday thousands of homes in the east bay are dealing with the heat without ac. pg&e is reporting that they are working on restoring power to nearly 6000 homes and businesses in the bay area, most of them in contra costa county. the cause is unclear. solano and alameda counties both have a few hundred customers without electricity as well. you can track the heat by downloading the abc7 bay area streaming app and get the latest forecast, live doppler 7 max, weather app dates anytime. download the app on apple tv, google tv, fire tv and roku. you may already be hearing illegal fireworks going off in your neighborhood. they are always a safety concern around the fourth of july.

local fire departments are warning people about the dangers. dangers like this brush fire that you see here on the screen. . it happened this afternoon in hercules,, investigators say initial evidence indicates fireworks sparked the fire. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard went to san bruno where fireworks are legal and fire officials are on high alert. cornell: celeste celestin showed us what her family bought at these fireworks stand to celebrate july 4. she says it is all about safety when letting them off. >> nowhere near the grass cutter anything dangerous. >> a bucket of water and fire extinguisher nearby. >> fountain's shooting up about yeah hi cornell: vendors are selling safe fireworks in the corner of the mall parking my. all of them, nonprofits like

camp saint andrews. >> the funds to help us to give scholarships to kids who can't >> it is something our community depends on to raise funds in a short amount of time. cornell: the councilman says san bruno voters okayed the fireworks. he has heard criticism that any type of fireworks pose a hazard. >> the things that wake people up at night are the illegal fireworks. cornell: warning signs clearly posted about the tolerance for illegal fireworks, including fines of up to $5,000 if you are caught. . the san bruno fire marshal inspects the fireworks stands daily. he says buyers need to use caution. >> san bruno is the only legal spot to use fireworks, it is your property. you can't go to public lots, or parks. cornell: san b few cities in the bay area still allowing the sale of fireworks, other cities and counties have banned them. they demonstrated how one sparkler lit this dry hill on

fire. firefighters hope everyone uses common sense. >> want everybody to have a great time, but just do it in a safe manner. cornell: in san bruno, cornell barnard, abc7 news. j.r.: alameda county fire and dork police are set to discuss their vision for a safe fourth of july holiday. tomorrow both departments will reveal a joint plan to deal with illegal fireworks and in turn, reduce the fire was given area. new work is one of three cities in alameda county that allowed safe fireworks. alameda county fire has already said it will increase staffing and bring more firefighting vehicles into service on the fourth. if you are looking for fourth of july events, head to our website, abc7 news.com. we have a list of parades, fireworks displays and celebrations, all listed for you. a homicide investigation is underway after someone shot and

killed a man in san francisco. it happened in the bayview district on 3rd street and kirkwood avenue shortly before 11:30 last night. police have made no arrests and have not released any information yet about the victim or what led to the shooting. happening tomorrow, a drug arrest policy change is set to go into effect in san francisco. people cited for drug use or possession for a second time will be required to go to a special court called "the community justice center." it includes a courtroom and social service center. it can refer people to drug treatment and mental health program's and job mayor london breed last week announced the policy change by the district attorney's office. tesla is reporting a record spike in car sales compared to a year the company says second-quarter deliveries rose 83% from a year earlier, that is after cutting prices several times on its models.

tesla reports selling a record 466,000 vehicles worldwide from april through june, nearly doubling the number from a year ago. the vast majority were the popular model 3 and model y virgins. what has become a san francisco main attraction is celebrated this weekend. limited opportunity that we all have to commemorate the very first cable car trip during its 150th anniversary. ♪ and a group of young mus performed a goodbye concert today in oakland

you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true. ♪ ♪ j.r.: san francisco is celebrating the 150th anniversary of the cable car's intervention by offering some limited time riding. check this out. this is cable car 142. 80 is to run a route this continued years ago that included o'farrell, jones and hyde street. during the first sunday of the month through october, the cable car will take people from the cable car museum, through chinatown to aquatic park. the limited time ride have been enthusiastic excited.

>> i have been waiting half an hour for the #42 to come, which is one of the very originals that was built in the late 1900s. feels like a tiny little community for 20 or 30 minutes when you are on the label car. i ride cable cars every zilingo chance i can. j.r.: every saturday through october, muni is also offering rides on the big #19, the biggest and oldest cable company. the oakland symphony youth orchestra held a bon voyage concert ahead of an eastern european tour. ♪ the performance in downtown oakland was a treat for onlookers. the orchestra will be traveling to vienna, prague and buda asked for a 10 day three concert tour. for many of the youth, they will

be traveling outside the country for their first time. >> i hope we can see the places where the composers learned music. and hopefully we get to be inspired by that and play better as well. >> it's cool to be performing in all of these different countries. you get to meet these people and just look and see all these things in the j.r.: what a great time. the entire orchestra of roughly 90 kids is going. they leave on wednesday. the group makes these international trips every few years. good luck to them. outdoor jazz returns to san francisco's fillmore street this weekend allowing a covid hiatus. ♪ j.r.: was different from years past. we will have a look up next. and a live look aside, we reached triple digit temperatures. milder weather is coming. spencer will let us know when. >> coming up in sports, the

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j.r.: a favorite among jazz music lovers is wrapping up in san francisco's fillmore district. ♪ [jazz music playing] j.r.: you can hear the sweet sounds. they are dancing on the streets at the return of the fillmore jazz festival, the largest free jazz fest on west coast. it is back for the first time since the start of the pandemic, providing a boost to small businesses in the area. >> that people are so happy. they are coming and watching and they are enjoying the music, enjoying the weather, enjoying the city. i am so, so happy to see all of this. j.r.: this year's production is a little smaller than in years past, taking up eight blocks along fillmore instead of the usual 12 blocks, as organizers slowly ramp back up after the pandemic. moving along, this production on the final day of the annual essence festival of culture in new orleans, there mayors

gathered to talk about the biggest problems facing our communities right now. new york's mayor and the los angeles mayor spoke at the global black economic forum. both say homelessness and the asylum crisis are two of the biggest issues america faces. >> all mayors must come up with a clear urban agenda on how we ensure the resources coming to the states find their way into the cities. that is so important. the migrant asylum seeker issue, every mayor should lift his voice. >> i loved being in congress, but the reason i wanted to be mayor, is because i am very, very worried about us repeating something that happened in the 1990's, and that is the criminalization of black folk. in the 1990's folks were criminalized because of crack. my worry is that people will be criminalized because they are living on the streets. j.r.: the panel also discussed economic empowerment, creating

more programs to support small businesses and businesses of color. i am joined right now by spencer christian. lots to talk about, triple digit temperatures, fireworks, fog? spencer: triple digits three days in a row, but that is coming to an end. let me show you a panel of today's high temperatures. so far it looks like we have gotten up the 103 in fairfield. 101 in concord. that is very hot. we had far more warm locations at triple digits yesterday, so the heat is receding just a little bit. the 24 hour temperature change shows several degrees cooler in virtually all bay area locations right now than at this time yesterday but again, still quite warm. westward under blue skies 70 degrees in san francisco. 80 nine at san jose and palo alto. at the golden gate there is fog.

marine layer is trying to build itself. 88 in santa rosa. napa, 83 mid-to-upper 90's in concord and livermore. we have folks on the beach in santa cruz, nice, warm day. these are the forecast headlines -- intense heat eases tomorrow. sunny skies on tuesday in the fourth of july. much cooler pattern later in the week. we still have a heat advisory in effect for most of the bay area until 11:00 tonight under these intensely hot conditions. related illnesses are possible, so bear that in mind and try to limit your exposure to the heat. and we have a beach hazard statement in effect until 11:00 tonight, not because of dangerous waves, but because the water is so cold. colder than normal sea surface temperatures. going into the water could cause coldwater shock. overnight we will see, marine

layer developing and some patchy drizzle near the coastline, so early tomorrow morning there will be low clouds and fog near the coast and debate, but it will clear away quickly. lows will be in the upper 50's and mid-60s. pretty mild overnight. tomorrow as temperatures will not be nearly so high as they have been the last three days, in land highs in the mid-80's to the mid-90's. warmest will be the inland east bay at 94. antioch, 92. around the bay, highs in the mid to upper 70's. at the coast, low to mid 60's. tuesday, fourth of july will be a sunny day, cooler than tomorrow will be. so cooler for the fourth. wednesday, the cooldown continues, wednesday, thursday, mild conditions. not very warm but not very called. it gets cooler as we approach friday and saturday, inland highs will barely reach 80 degrees. cooler and comfortable weather is on.

>> now, abc7 struggles with chris alvarez. chris: major all-stars were named this afternoon. duvall has 24 two others for the most in baseball in just one oakland a earning all-star honors. rookie brent rooker led the team with home runs coming into this game. the 93rd all-star is july 11. here is brent rooker's reaction to the needs. >> to be transparent, i never allowed myself to think i could make the all-star team. this is shocking to me. it is more than i expected even for myself, which is a cool feeling to achieve something i didn't even really consider to be possible until right now. chris: here is a's catchers. they are brothers, both named carlos perez. his kid throughout the first page. five runs in the third without allowing an extra-base hit.

two run single makes it 5-0 white sox. the all-star rooker didn't start but entered as a pinch hitter and he will remember this to-run shot to, center. 85 baseball game. bottom of the ninth, the a's were down. seth brown, scores. the a's are down one-run. next batter, peter slen trying to keep the rally going. he will test right center. but fraser this time caught it and that is the ballgame. ays lose 8-7 that up next is a six-game road trip for the fourth of july game on tuesday. free agent cory joseph has agreed to a one-year deal with the warriors -- that just happen in the last half hour. he played for five teams, including the last three seasons in detroit. he has averaged just over seven points per game in his 13 year nba career. warriors begin summer league play tomorrow in sacramento. it is their first chance to see those guys. the draft picks, trayce

jackson-davis on the where the goal is always winning, the summaries about preparing for training camp and a new season ahead. >> we want to win, no doubt about that is kind of the result. the goal is the process of trying to get better every single day. >> being able to alter and block shots is something i bring to the table, without fouling, just walling up vertically and getting my hands on balls. that is just something i have continued to work at. >> obviously we want to go undefeated as a team. personally, i want to have at least two or three triple-doubles, and shoot over 40% from three. final round of the classic in detroit. first pga tour win in four years? but he had other ideas. takes the lead. up by one. going to -24 fowler needs a birdie on this shot to force a playoff. perfect approach until two feet.

he still needs this putt. tries to force a three-way playoff. fowler can win with a birdie. all kinds of pressure, and he sinks is first pga tour win in four years remember, he led the u.s. open for three rounds before altering, so this was really good. did you see this? fun night at stanford stadium for the california between the earthquakes and the l.a. galaxy. 43,000 fans were treated to some great soccer and a great performance. celebration of the 50th anniversary of hip hop. as with soccer, the match ended with a hard-fought 2-2 draw. but what a fun night. you get soccer and a show at what could be better? j.r.: can't wait until messi comes to town. thanks so much, chris. the love was real, but part of the wedding was nontraditional.

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developing news we are covering, thousands of homes in the east bay are dealing with heat and no power. dna is working to restore service to around 6000 customers in the area. more than 5200 people in contra costa county are without power. pg&e says that outages are due to the high temperatures. solano, salama and alameda county's both have a few hundred customers without electricity. we will continue following the story online. colorado newlyweds got together by technology can now say also been married technology. >> today we look upon the ceremony not only as a celebration of your love, but also as a symbol of unity between humanity and artificial intelligence. j.r.: you heard it there. they tried the knot in a ceremony officiated by chatgpt, and ai-generated bot the couple first met, not surprisingly, through a dating app. colorado law does not require a marriage license to perform a

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