>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding

solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: is dead in alameda county with the shooting involving the sheriff's deputy. and we are on the way to the scene with the very latest. julian: celebrating the fourth of july holiday by hitting the slopes. those from the bay area heading to tahoe to ski for the fourth of july. kumasi: an animal control officer helped rescue this bird who got trapped in san francisco. julian: it is mond kumasi: we want to know more about this forecast. drew: it is hot. not as hot today, but we have a live look from the camera showing you the cloud cover. not a staggering layer this morning.

numbers in and then inland we are 60's low 70's. hour-by-hour we show you with the fog along the immediate coast line. the warmest cities inland go into the 90's. and 70's and 80's around the shoreline. we take a closer look at these temperatures with cooler weather and we will check back soon. a monday holiday. a lot of those have to work today. we are checking the commute from the e short freeway. we have reports of a fire eastbound of i 80 on the right hand shoulder. i do not see smoke or slowing. a heads up if you see an emergency crew there. 25 minute ride from hercules all the way through the toll plaza to san francisco. no metering lights and it is

smooth sailing. just a few brake lights as you make it right toward the san francisco side getting off at folsom street. otherwise you are in good shape. kumasi: developing news in east bay one person has been killed after an alameda county sheriff's deputy open fire during a traffic stop. they say this all started in chp started following a car that was speeding on eastbound i -- interstate 580. it exited at 160 four ave. and then it crashed. -- 160 four ave and then it --164 avenue and then it crashed. the person got out of the car and started to run and two of those people got in a struggle with a chp officer and tried to harm him. this is according to the sheriff deputy. the chp officer fire during the struggle and one of the suspects were killed.

two others were arrested. the other is inspected to be ok. we will track the story and give you more information as we get it. julian: we feel the heat across the bay area. coping with the heat, it led to problems with others. pg&e said more than 11,000 customers were without power over the weekend. a lot -- things are a lot better now. there are a couple green dots on the outage map representing fewer than 50 people in the dark at this hour. and scattered dots in the east bay right now. kumasi: it looks like all san marone -- has power without being -- being without it said saturday. that is a kfc showing us they were hours away from having to throw away all of their food. the walnut creek shopping center was filled with businesses and restaurants that looked like a ghost town with all the closures. and those that mike brewery

describe what it is like. >> we were hanging out having a beer and then all of a sudden the power went out. i wonder is that he having the power outage? i don't know but it is crazy. all of a sudden the power went out and everybody freaked out. yeah, sure, nothing crazy, that in the same time we wonder whether is going on. >> i get it it is 100 degree heat. i am from england so you do not get this in the heat but you get this year all the time so we did not know what the power -- why the powers out. kumasi: overnight as many as 3000 customers in or into where impacted by the -- inor were without power. julian: a fire overnight. the marina and the six palm trees were on fire. you are looking at the image of it. they found fireworks nearby but they have not confirmed it that is the cause of the

they do not have a suspect right now but there is an official fireworks show tomorrow night for the fourth of july holiday but it isn't we are if the fire will affect show. in hercules we saw a small grass fire starting by the waterfront yesterday. not just because of the heat, fire investigators say the initial evidence show fireworks sparked the three acre fire around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. luckily, firefighters were able to get this out before the flames got out of hand. the police department will have extra releasers -- resources today to prosecute sideshows, and they say if you are caught, you could have your car on hold for 30 days. and they hope to punish spectators with a $100,000 fine or jail time. they hold a second final vote in their meeting on tuesday. kumasi: new this morning, at least four people were hurt in

-- when a building exploded in downtown tokyo. police got the call early this morning and when they got there they saw shattered does and smoke spewing from the building. they believe the lit cigarette on the building second floor may have caused the whole thing. there may have been a gas leak at that time as well. julian: 75 million americans from organic to georgia art -- oregon to georgia are under a heat alert. people have been flocking to the beach to beat the heat. and cooling centers have been opened in atlanta, georgia. the heat has been blamed for 14 deaths in the south. they -- the first responders are encouraging those going outdoors to drink water. >> have you ever experienced he like this before? >> no. >> there's a lot of dehydration. julian: in other parts of the country it is not the heat that is causing concern, a downpour in chicago, leaving drivers stranded. trains were -- interstates

workload -- forced to close because of that. there is a nascar race on saturday, and the city of chicago has more rain this weekend than them out of may and june combined. kumasi: a live look right now at sfo. all of the weather is causing issues for people trying to get to where they are trying to go for the fourth of july weekend. according to the flight website, flightaware, there's already more than 12,000 delays today and 500 canceled flights. and storms through the rockies and midwest and even the mid atlantic are to blame. and the airlines are seeing the brunt of the issues that could be a problem for those in the bay area. aaa predicted that those in travel this holiday weekend and it will break records. julian: a lot of us are thinking about hitting the beach today, others are thinking about hitting the slopes instead. there are individuals going to lake tahoe this morning.

-- to tahoe this morning they left before 5 a.m. and they are picking up snow lovers in sunnyvale and san francisco hoping to spend time in the snow. they are headed to tahoe. and this is after a historic winter in the sierra. >> this will be the latest i have ever skied by a longshot. it will be one of those things you remember everyone who went skiing on july 3. ok. we did not have to hike. the lift is open that is cool. julian: here is the itinerary for the day. those who took off from the location between 4:30 and 4:45 this morning. two :00 this afternoon they had back to the bay area -- 2:00 this afternoon they had back to the bay area. kumasi: thousands of hotel workers in california's largest city could be walking off of the job. but it could mean if you stay in a hotel in southern california for the holiday. julian: a roller coaster forced to close when a park spotted a huge crack on the ride support

beam. drew: oh no, take a look at the three day forecast. we have cooler weather moving in the next couple days with the holiday tomorrow. and we have fog for the holiday fireworks tomorrow eveni

julian: this is a video you have to see. a crack in a support beam forced a north carolina park to close its roller coaster. the park closes the tallest, fastest, longest coaster in north america. it crosses north and south carolina. the park says safety is its top priority and the ride will undergo inspection and repairs. the person holding this cell phone spotted the giant crack.

and alerted the park. as you see that coaster go by, that is so scary. drew: it crosses both states? julian: that is what they say. in charlotte, north carolina? drew: let's go outside. we have a live look from the camera this morning. the sun is out. we have low level stratus across the area and patchy fog on the bay shoreline. but in parts of the north we have sunshine already. we keep clouds on the coast for the entire day in the 60's. not as hot as yesterday but warm inland in the note -- low 90's. 86 san jose, 83 santa rosa, 90's in the hot cities inland. 60's along the coast and in the city. fast forward to tomorrow, the fog forecast, fireworks will happen on the coast and along the city but away from because we have clear skies.

and temperatures in the 50's and 60's. julian: still to come on abc 7 mornings, the latest ms. california is right here in the bay area area and that thou can rescue from the top of the san francisco building. and as we had to the break, we take a live look outside on this july 3. beautiful shot as you wake up on when you have chronic kidney disease... there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life. ♪ farxiga ♪ and farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare life-threatening bacterial infection

in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. farxiga can help you keep living life. ask your doctor for farxiga for chronic kidney disease. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. ♪ farxiga ♪

kumasi: welcome back. if you're planning a trip to southern california in the next few days, 15,000 employees in hotels in the area are on strike. the workers union says they have been in talks since april. the employees make anywhere from

$20-20 five dollars an hour and they are asking for a five dollar an hour raise and health benefits and a safe workload. >> during the pandemic we are called essential workers and now that there is no pandemic employers think we are not essential anymore and they think can run without us but wheel no that is not true. kumasi: marriott released a statement saying we remain committed working towards a fair labor agreement and meanwhile have well-established articles in place to operate our hotels and take care of guest in any event of lack of staffing. julian: volunteers help dismantled the iconic pink triangle at the top of twin peaks over the weekend. one of the organizers said they thought about leaving it up for a few more days because of the supreme court ruling because of the lgbtq plus community. >> the supreme court yesterday demonstrates why we still have to have that up on twin peaks. julian: the pink triangle was once used two brand people

suspected of being gay in nazi concentration camps is now a symbol of test against homophobia. san francisco is only city in the world that displays the giant pink triangle during the pride festivities. kumasi: san francisco celebrates a one 50th anniversary of the cable car in engine by offering them time rides. the first sunday of each month drew october, you can catch a ride on cable car 42. that takes people from the cable car museum through chinatown to the aquatic park. it has cable car enthusiast excited. >> you wait a half an hour for the 42 to come. it is one of the very originals that was built in the late 1800s. it just feels like a tiny little community for 20-30 minutes when you're on the cable car. arriving cable cars every single chance i can. kumasi: every saturday through october they are also offering

rides on big 19 which is the biggest and the oldest cable car. julian: a woman from berkeley has been crowned miss california. 26-year-old sabrina lewis who went to california took home the crown and $20,000 in scholarship money. she beat out 42 other women from across the state. inferences go, munro race made it to the semifinals but did not make it to the top four. she is the first transgender woman to compete in ms. california 99 year history. i think she was guest here on abc 7 mornings. kumasi: yes she was. julian: congratulations to her making it as far as she did. kumasi: we love to see this. everyone is beautiful. yes. that is fun. drew: good fun. kumasi: congratulations. sue: $20,000 as well. julian: not bad. drew: i mean the weather is not too bad. we are easing the heat out

there. here is a live look from the exploratorium camera. we have cloud cover out there but we are not totally overcast but it is foggy on the coast line. and today we have the heat moderating. warm in the south bay 80's and 90's. water and air quality today. 84 santa clara, on the peninsula 60's on the coast line but warmer away from the coast. 70's and 80's to san mateo seven. downtown today we back out of the 70's from the weekend and go to the mid 60's downtown. it is breezy with partly sunny skies. in the north bay it is warm if not hot in spots. 91 conroe bill. of 81 degrees later today in the east bay. we have 70's in the 80's. 85 -- 83 in fremont. inland, still hot, but not as excessively hot as it was over the past weekend with the 100 degree plus reading we had in several cities.

today 93 in pittsburgh, 92 livermore. overnight tonight the marine layer will expand and we will have more cloud cover would temperatures headed into the 50's overnight. here is the seven-day forecast. we have cooler weather heading into the fourth. we have cloud cover for the fireworks tuesday evening. below average to finish out the weekend with the minor warm up for the weekend. sue: we have a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. i give san jose some blood. 87 going past that sap entered toward the airport is moving nicely. light conditions all the way around the bay area this morning as you may imagine for the monday before fourth of july. we pop over to 101 at 880 and no delays here. everyone is behaving and moving at the limit north and southbound. 101 under 880. we take a look at the map and the drivetime. 680 from highway four to walnut creek is a brief nine minute

drive. highway 24 is looking great westbound all the way into oakland. 580 up and over the ultima westbound is also green as you move into dublin. julian: 6:21 we want to get you back to the developing news where a person was shot -- dad and a chp officer is hurt after an overnight shooting. our reporter is joining us live from the scene. she just got their moments ago. amanda: yeah, we are 63rd and liberty in ashland, right as we got to the scene, we saw there were two separate locations which were taped off. both are connected to the incident that happened earlier this morning, but still very active with both the chp and alameda county sheriff's. i will turn so you can see that activity going on now. that alameda county sheriff's office confirm one suspect is dead and two other people detained. as you mention, one chp officer

was hurt, but is expected to be ok. suffering injuries from a small scuffle with the suspect. we are told the officer was following a car on eastbound 580. the car was said to be stolen. the driver exited on 60 4th avenue in ashland --164th ashland. some got out of the car and started running. at least two of the men struggled with the officer. the sheriff's office described the office tried -- they try to disarm the officer. the chp officer and a sheriff's deputy fired shots but at this point, it is unclear of the rounds hit the suspect. as i mentioned, live. still plenty to go through as i told you, the incident spans two separate scenes. along 163 much of the activity down 163. we will take a walk down there

and show human half-hour but everyone is busy trying to figure out what happened and where we go from here. one person data, two people detained, one chp officer injured. i'm reporting live, amanda, abc7news. julian: thank you we will check in with her more throughout the morning. good morning america is coming up at 7:00 at abc 7. kumasi: chevy and has a look of what to expect ahead. champion: -- sam. -- sam champion. has a look of what to expect ahead. sam: we have a holiday forecast weather and how it affects the travel plans. and zipline dangers, the new warning of a series of incidents with a young boy who plunges 40 feet. he is fortunately, ok. we are kicking off a series main street usa visiting some of america's iconic main streets. this morning we are starting things off beautifully in minnesota. the internet favorite grandma,

you know beth costello tia zero the fourth of july hacks from the perfect hotdog to the savory side dishes i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. healing from within is a powerful thing.

ask your eczema specialist how dupixent can help heal your skin from within.

kumasi: welcome back. if you're waiting on your past part, you are not alone. they are dealing with delays again this year. secretary of state anthony being -- antony blinken says that it is because of a staffing shortage. contractors were let go and workers were dedicated to handling passports but they are reassigned. officials say they get half a million applications a week. the government is on track to top last year's 22 million passports issued. a falcon for freedom. apparently trapped on the balcony of a high-rise apartment in san francisco. the bird made it out all right. residents noticed a bird was stuck there for a few hours so they called animal control. and

the department of animal care and control said the strong wind likely push fugard into a tight area on the bow gaining -- on the balcony. they said the falcon was healthy but could not away because the balcony was so tight. the officer went up there, picked it up, and goodbye. we like to see that. next it 6:30 more and more americans are feeling less faith in the supreme court. new numbers after the court releases several new key decisions. we heard about sunburn what about margarita byrne? the real phenomenon to help -- health

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. julian: fentanyl overdose crisis san francisco. the new system going in place today and why the district attorney says it is a good idea. kumasi: a young boy falls off of

the zipline. i can't, and been just tumbles onto the ground -- then just tumbles onto the ground below. it leads to the call for better safety on rides. julian: is it a coffee or caffeine? the benefits of the result of not just a boost of caffeine. kumasi: that is a good one. julian: i like to hear about on this july 3. drew: it is always a tossup it is either going to kill you or it is good for you. kumasi: here for a good time not a long time. drew: ok. [laughter] yes. good morning everybody we are still warm out there this afternoon. not as bad as this weekend. 60's and low 70's from antioch to san jose. 55 across santa rosa this learning. we from san jose. a live look outside. have sunshine already and clouds on the coast all day today. instead of triple digits, we

will go into the 90's today on the bay shoreline you say in the 70's. on the coast, we keep cool in the 60's. underneath the fog. the cool weather trends into the holiday. and then we creep with -- the heat creeps back in soon but let's check in on traffic. sue: it is light out there. preholiday a lot of people took advantage of the preholiday weekend. note lights at the toll plaza if you're headed to san francisco from highway four it is ill and the green all the way through the east shore freeway about 23-20 five minutes. that includes going through the toll plaza into san francisco. dutiful morning in san jose this is 280 at 17. we have a stall reported on the wolf road offramp is not blocking 280, but it may be trippy -- he may be tricky getting around it. as the heads up. kumasi: the fourth of july weekend brought crowds of

visitors to the beach in pacifica. despite the wind, and did not stop people from enjoying the sun and watching the waves. >> we wanted to spend a weekend together so we came out sunny. [indiscernible] we know we come prepared with the long sleeves. >> the water is always fun and the beaches exciting so we do not -- we enjoy the water and some cool breeze and fresh air. it is a must. san francisco you come to san francisco and you do not visit the beach, you know, it would be incomplete. kumasi: pacific is one of the few bay areas that stay cool over the weekend with temperatures only in the mid-xts. -- mid 60's. julian: tomorrow we will celebrate the fourth of july in the bay area even though there are warnings of local fireworks. a few cities are still allowed the sale of fireworks. they have been selling the -- them on the mall parking lot in

san bruno. all of them are nonprofits. >> what we raise here is to help us give camper ship to those who cannot afford it. >> it is something our community depends on to raise funds in a short amount of time. julian: a fire marshal inspects the fireworks stands daily. the safety warnings are clearly posted around and the active setting off of illegal fireworks could bring a fine of $5,000 if you get caught. kumasi: kumasi: starting today a new -- strategy goes into effect to stop illegal drug use in san francisco. anyone arrested for drug use or possession a second time will be sent to a drug ordered where they can forgo jail time -- in exchange for treatment, mental health care, and job training. they say they say that will force people into drug ordered after five arrests. the number dropped from three now it is down to two. one nonprofit on the streets as this enforcement could make it

worse. it will drive people underground. >> i expect will happen is that more people will die of overdose because are going to be less physical. kumasi: they say enforcement as a mechanism to get people into treatment is new for us and will take time to catch on, but we are committed to doing our part to address the crisis we are seeing on the streets. abc 7 is looking at potential solutions to the drug crisis. reporter tara campbell traveled to canada to look at the first ever safe drug injection site. she put together a documentary about the experience called injecting hope. you can watch it on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. julian: police are investigating to mass shootings. we start in baltimore, police announced in baltimore, police announced an $8,000 award or information leading to an arrest of the shooting that killed two people and hurt 30 others. it took around -- took place

around midnight saturday in a block party in the southern district. witnesses say that they heard 20-30 gunshot go off. an 18-year-old and a 20-year-old man were -- an 18-year-old woman and a 20-year-old man were killed. they believe one shooter is responsible for the attack but no arrest have been made. >> treat this as if it was your family, your neighborhood, an event in your community. julian: in kansas, police say seven people were shot and two others trampled after a shooting at a nightclub in wichita early yesterday morning. one person suspected of being on of the gunman was taken into custody. kumasi: more migrants from texas are now in los angeles. this is the second bus to arrive from the southern border after greg abbott announced his statement to sending migrants to the city. 41 asylum-seekers percent and saturday they were welcome by a network of nonprofit and immigrant right roots. they say they will likely be in this area for a while.

>> the immigration court system is backlogged. in los angeles there are 100,000 open cases. because of that, court dates can be pushed out. the first one can be several months from now. kumasi: los angeles mayor karen says her mass -- her office immediately works to assist the migrants on their arrival. julian: there are new a at -- new allegations against former president donald trump. sources confirm that he pressured arizona governor at the time to overturn the state 2020 election results. this was first reported by the washington post. they say he asked former president mike pence to pressure this governor for fraud that did not exist. he did not came to the pressure and pence is team has declined to comment on the claims. >> this morning members of lgbtq community on both sides of the political aisle are criticizing

a video shared by the ron desantis campaign. >> make america great again. >> the video was not produced by the dissent's but shared on social media to one side with the end of pride month. it pairs with former president trump views on lgbtq issues with desantis is view. >> i will do everything in our -- my power to protect our lgbtq citizen. >> the videos highlights his restrictions on lgbtq people particularly those who are transgender. >> just produce some of the harshest most draconian laws that limit trans existence. >> pete buttigieg who has openly gay commented on the tone of the video. >> i will leave aside the strangeness of trying to prove your manhood by putting up a video that displays images of you between oiled up shirtless bodybuilders. i do not understand the mentality of somebody who gets up in the morning thinking he is

going to prove his worth by competing over who can make life artist for -- hardest for hard-hit community that is already so vulnerable in america. >> the republicans and angry for lgbtq conservatives said ron desantis is extreme rhetoric just ventured into home and tobit -- homophobic territory. a spokesperson for his campaign responded to the criticism: opposing the federal recognition of pride month isn't homophobic. we wouldn't support a month to celebrate straight people for sexual orientation either. it is unnecessary, divisive, pandering. in a country as vast and aversive as the usc -- as the usa, identity politics is poison. julian: a new poll out this morning reveals most americans think the supreme court is part of sing. they believe that they roll political views and not the law. they say 75% of -- approve of

the supreme court ruling as a use of race as a factor in college admissions -- admissions as only 95% approve overruling, there is only -- and division in racial groups on this group was white and asian people approve of that division and only 60% while 65% -- 25% of black people support this. back to the developing news with alameda county. one person is dead after a police shooting during a traffic stop overnight. this happened on 163 avenue near calypso court. and we have a reporter joining us live from the scene. you are learning more information about what is happening. amanda: yeah, if the residents did not wake up overnight to the gunshots, they are certainly waking up to the scene this morning with chp and alameda county sheriff deputies on scene still now for hours. we want to get to the earlier

video describing exactly what happened. alameda county sheriff's office confirmed one suspect's dad, to others arrested. at least one chp officer was hurt, but is expected to be ok after a scuffle with suspects. we are told the officer was following a car on eastbound 580, the car was said to be stolen in the car exited at 164 th and ashland. it crashed. in alameda county. three men got out of the car and started running. two of the men at least drago with the chp officer. the office described as suspect says trying to disarm the officer. >> one of the suspects was trying to disarm the chp officer. what i can tell you is that shots were fired. we have one deceased and to custody. we are trying to work out the details of what all to lace --

place. the suspects were wearing ski masks when the deputy arrived on the scene. there was a period of time where we only knew that there were two suspects, the two that were fighting with officer. one, when shots were fired, one took off. and with the use of our drones, we got a heat source in the immediate area that told us one person was still hiding in the area. amanda: we are officer and a sheriff's deputy fired shots. at this point, it is unclear if the round hit the suspect. and out live, there are two different scenes connected with the incident. one right off of the x that were re-asked wayne there was a rash -- one right off of the exit where there was a crash. and in the distance, you can see that officers are collecting evidence putting together what

happened earlier this morning. as i mentioned, neighbors are just waking up and here we are ahead of 7:00 this morning. all of that learning what is happening right outside of their doors. right now i am local -- reporting live in ashland where one person was killed, two people arrested, one chp officer injured. abc 7 news. julian: thank you for that live report. still to come, the push to avoid a critical ups strike. kumasi: we are looking at the big board of the new york stock exchange with the doll down by 85 points. an update on the market next. julian: avoid falling off of the zipline. he is ok. new calls this morning because of is for cd -- safety procedures at the local attractions. and you want to stick with us on that abc 7 bay area out at 7:00. we are live on 7:00 to 8:00 a.m.. download the app now from wherever you stream. drew: 6:43 this morning and we

have fog out there this morning from the camera. clouds on the coast is morning and patchy log on the shoreline. but a cooling trend begins today and we have a waning of the heat from the weekend but a heat advisory in effect. most of the places will be cooling off of the room the next cup -- over the next couple days. inland the 70's from brent limited desperate wood, pittsburgh, 63 livermore. cool on the coast. currently in the 50's with the fog. hour-by-hour we go into the future -- we look at the future -- 70's a shoreline. mainly in the 60's close to the coast. looking at the three-day forecast we have cooler weather continuing to filter in the next couple days. back to average for the week. over the holiday tomorrow we have fog for the fireworks.

we will show you the fog forecast coming ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪

♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪

julian: we've got to look at this dramatic indio that shows when a six-year-old boy fell from a zipline in mexico after his heart -- harness failed. he is ok the zipline slowed and came to a stop. the boy fell 40 feet into a lake below. that is terrifying. his family says he is back at school but ill -- still scared of what happened. they are calling for better staff training. he has been to all of the attractions and they are reviewing the ride. kumasi: the short-lived armed rebellion is now being called a challenge as a rare opportunity to recruit russian spies. this is after the recent secret visit to ukraine where director william burns spoke in england

over the weekend saying a russian frustration over the boring ukraine is making it easier for them to have spots. it is striking that a mercenary boss went ahead with his actions and scathing words on russia's most senior ella terry officers. >> the impact of those words and actions will play out for some time. a vivid reminder of the corrosive effect of putin's more on his own society. kumasi: he says that the regime has inflicted on -- long lasting damage on russia's economy for years to come. you might want to thank -- twice before wasting away in margaritaville. margarita burn is a real thing that happens in the summer. it is a type of sunburn that happens i should not laugh because apparently this is real when the citrus juice stays on your skin and then is exposed to

the sun. it not the tequila so do not blame the alcohol. it is the chemical in the lives. much like the sunburn, the margarita burn will go away on its own is a few days. julian: why is the margarita on your arm? i'm missing it why is it on your arm? kumasi: and then on there long enough to get a sunburn. julian: it should be in your system cooling you down. doesn't downtown -- doesn't that sound nice? time for your warning money report. ups is on the verge of a strike. 340,000 drivers could go on strike. there contract expires july 31. they hint a strike could come as early as wednesday, july 5. a couple days from now. they are demanding better pay, full-time jobs, and more safety considerations. the company is in full

cooperation working tirelessly to reach a deal. we want to take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. about 63 points down on this day before the fourth of july. kumasi: if you use twitter, you may notice an issue using the platform. the elon musk says the company is temporarily limiting the number of post users can read he -- said in an tweet over the weekend that the maximum limit is at 10,000 for verified accounts, 1000 if your account is not verified, 500 if you are not verified and your account is new. people without an account cannot even see content. it is not clear how long the limit might last or wind restrictions will be lifted. julian: the restriction of -- drinking coffee may wake you up more than the caffeine in it. the -- scans of people

and after they had coffee. an increase in brain activity for those who only took caffeine diluted in hot water. no coffee, they both wake you up and make alert by coffee does a better job of increasing goal oriented behavior. i believe that. drew: i guess you want to boost your job. julian: that is a different 1 -- kumasi: that is a different one and i heard a study about this morning that it is the worn and experience that perch you up and get you excited in addition to the caffeine. -- the warm that perk you up and get you excited in addition to the caffeine boost. -- i am sitting here like wu. whoo.. [laughter] julian: i am still waiting for mine to kick in. drew: [laughter]

oh man, it is a lovely day. here's a live look with the cloud cover over the city right now. we have clouds on the coastal day today. looking at the high today, you can see we will go into the 90's and the warmest pot inland. 70's and 8 -- warmest spot inland. 70's and 80's. no overnight the marine layer will grow and the temperatures will drop into the 50's. let's talk about the forecast for fireworks. as we head into tomorrow evening, the marine your will of the coast line. cloudy on the entire coast. it will likely be cloudy over the city as well. we have cloud cover in parts of the east bay shoreline like alameda and emeryville. temperatures by 9:00 tomorrow evening not too bad in the 50's and 60's.

if you're trying to come to the city and see a fireworks show we will have a couple layers and the numbers are chilly around 55 degrees tomorrow evening. the next seven days for you, we get cooler weather moving in prevent a couple days. we have coastal cloud cover for the fireworks tomorrow evening. below average thursday and friday. as we head into the weekend we have more fog and son and a warm up by the second part of the weekend. sue: speaking of fog gate bridge is shrouded in the fog advisory. it is right down on the deck. you will need your windshield wipers. it is wet coming across the waldo great as well with admitted visibility. just heads up, we have lighter conditions than normal this monday morning. the richland bridge, not as foggy and if you fall -- a few cars coming through on this monday not an official holiday but a lot of people taking it anyway. don't blame you. there is a lot of green out there and that is good on the traffic world.

looking at the marine commute on richmond center fell all the way to the golden gate bridge you are at the limit. kumasi: alameda county and newark police are going to discuss a safety plan for the fourth of july holiday. they will discuss a going plan to reduce the risk of fire in that area. new arc is one of air -- newark is one of the areas that allow safe and sane fireworks. they will increase staffing and bring in more firefighting vehicles on the fourth. if you want ideas for approved family-friendly fireworks shows or other event, we have you covered. go to our website it has everything from county fairs, parades, a fun party, a tour of the u.s. aircraft carrier in alameda. it is on the front page of our website abc7news.com. up next the seven things you need to know today. julian: you can watch all of our

newscast live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and start streaming. julian: as we had to break, a live look outside tonight at -- today at 6:54. we will be right back. collects how move forward and make progress. what is a viable solution? reggie: we love to see the support like that in our communities. [applause] julian: the home appraisal process appears to be broken for black and brown families. >> we are wking toward something better.

kumasi: 6:57 if you're joining

us, here are the things to know this morning. number one, a person has been killed after alameda sheriffs county open fired early this morning at a traffic stop. two others have been arrested. two of the suspects struggled with the chp officer and one trying to disarm the officer after hashing a car on 163rd avenue. julian: number two airports across the country are continuing to -- delays are continuing this morning. there continues to be flights and delays. drew: number three. cooler weather moving in. no heat advisory but we will be warm away from the coast. the hot cities go into the 90's around the bay shoreline we go into the 70's and 80's. as we head into the fourth, we continue a cooldown for fireworks on tuesday. we will have fog on the coast and temperatures are pretty much back average by wednesday. kumasi: number

today anyone arrested for using drugs or possessing drugs in a second time will be sent to court. it is to get more in for treatment. but some say this could make they -- it worse with driving drug users underground. julian: janet yellen -- visiting beijing this week. it is part of improving the communication between china and the u.s.. sue: and we look at the commute. an accident eastbound the reverse direction highway 24 we have a block on the right lane. kumasi: number seven a lot of us thinking about hitting the beach for the fourth of july holiday weekend a lot of other people are hitting the slopes. skiers and snowboarders left in this bus on the way to tahoe because the lifts are still rolling after a historic winter in the sierra. sue: that would be me if i was not here. [laughter]

kumasi: you know it is not too late. sue: yeah but it gets slushy around 11:00. he gets more met. julian: yeah. kumasi: [laughter] sue: she says -- julian: says a been here before. kumasi: i know what i'm doing. drew: i think the worst weather that we had before that was 2017. so we don't often see it. it is in the bay area. kumasi: enjoy thank you for hanging out with us before the holiday. hang out with us tomorrow as well. julian: we will see you at 7:00 on our abc 7 streaming platform. >> good morning, america. for our viewers in the last dinges weather had the mic whether it dinges weather had the mic dangerous weather heading to millions of amers