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threaten independence day of eddie's. continue to threaten independence day festivities festivities -- celebrating since last week. today is officially the day. it is tuesday, july 4. >> shoot off all the fireworks tonight, because we do not want to hear them tomorrow. drew: we will have fog out there this morning. here is a live look at the explora we will have fog later tonight for fireworks festivities closer to the coastline. temperatures are starting out in the 50's, if not the low 60's this is a lot cooler than this time yesterday, especi

inland. we are 15 degrees cooler there where that onshore breeze has finally reached you. clouds are slow to break down by 9:00 a.m. they are still along the bay line. today our warmest spots are going into the 80's so we will have that bright sunshine inland, temperatures close to average for this time of year. we will take a closer look at that fog forecast and cooler weather moving in by the end of the weekend just a few minutes. kumasi: san jose police -- >> san jose police are investigating how a car slammed into a tree and then a house. it is unclear how much the damage will cost and if anyone was hurt during this. . kumasi: developing news this morning, santa clara police are looking for two people they believe are involved in a fight that led to a stabbing at levi's stadium. all of this happened during a soccer match sunday. lauren martinez has more on what happened. >> videos of a fistfight tha

turned into a stabbing inside levi's stadium are circulating online. santa clara police are investigating what happened during the mexico-qatar gold cup soccer match on sunday. people who saw the fight said it happened towards the end of the game. >> multiple fights broke out, this one was by far the worst. >> at one point in the video you see a man holding a knife. minutes after a brawl, a man steps away with a wound. >> at first i thought it was a fistfight, than i saw someone else who was putting pressure or applying pressure on the guy's chest. that is when it hit me that he got stabbed. >> santa clara police are looking for the person behind the stabbing. monday night they released photographs of a man and woman they believe were involved with the stabbing.

for the millions who observed -- for those men and women who observed the fight, it dampened the game. >> we are supposed to enjoy the game, not leave with sadness or worried about someone's health. >> we reached out to levi's stadium, but we have not heard back. >> underway for independence day celebrations. sky 7 was near oracle park where people were busy getting ready for tonight's big fireworks show in the bay. you can see police placing fireworks on the barge that will be transported from mission bay to 2 locations. the best place to see the fireworks is on the northern waterfront if the fog does not hinder the view. mayor london breed tweeting about the festivities, which

includes musical waterfront celebration starting at 2:00 p.m.. there will be several performances throughout the day. it concludes with the big fireworks show later tonight. kumasi: if you are trying to get out and watch the fireworks shows, you may be blocked from getting to your favorite lookout spot. some of the roads in the east bay hills are shut down, if you do not live there. that includes a five mile stretch of grizzly peak boulevard between skyline and centennial, including parts of than tennille drive. no stopping will be allowed -- of centennial drive. no stopping will be allowed. first responders have said there have been overcrowding and illegal parking. >> it was a big problem because the cars that would go up there to spectate the fireworks would block the way and we would not have emergency access which is dangerous for the residents who may have needed a fire call. since blocking it off completely it has made a big difference for

emergency vehicles. kumasi: heads up if that is your normal plan. closures will be lifted at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >> if you're looking to celebrate with your own fireworks, here is a look at all of the bay area cities that allow safe fireworks. newark, gilroy, san bruno, rio vista, and also cloverdale. if you are looking for ideas for some approved and family-friendly fireworks shows we have you covered. head over to our website. it is all on the front page of abc 7.com. kumasi: let's take a live look at sfo. a record number of people are traveling for the fourth of july holiday and hundreds are still feeling the effects of that stormy weather. flightaware says there are nearly 20,000 delays. united airlines had the worst of

the problems and if you are flying in or out of the bay area you know that is an issue because they have a big hub here . from thursday to sunday dsa is saying its officers screened nearly one million people. that set travel records at airports across the country. this morning millions of americans are on alert for dangerous heat. power outages have left more than 100,000 customers in the dark. fire warnings have been issued in parts of the west. it is prompting more cities to replace their fireworks with drone shows. that includes the alameda county fair. >> there is less noise pollution, there is less pollution in general, and we can run it every single night, versus a fireworks show we can run maybe once. kumasi: more than 30 million people in the west are facing heat alerts today. in portland temperatures are reaching 100 degrees.

julian: if you have not peeked outside this morning, you may want to go outside and check out the supermoon, if you are not fogged out. this is a picture of the moon rising above the san francisco skyline last night. the best time to view the moon is at its peak illumination. it is a lot closer to the earth than usual. it is 14,000 miles closer to our planet, which make that appear a lot larger. this month's moon is also known as the buck moon. drew: our resident moon expert! julian: i saw you driving in yesterday. she was plain jane drew: that is really beautiful. there's a lot going on up there, especially along the coastline. let's talk about where that fog will linger later tonight. we will take it to 9:00 p.m. after the sun goes down and a lot of fireworks will be going

off. we will have fog, along the coastline we will have fog over the city and we will have some, patchy fog around the east bay shoreline. in the south bay, the inland east bay and much of the north bay will just be fine when it comes to those fireworks. take a look at the state. highs today, we are cool along the coast in the 60's and 70's, but still dealing with some excessive heat in our valleys. here locally this morning we are a lot cooler inland than we were this time yesterday. winds picking up later this afternoon too. we will have that onshore flow gusting 25 miles per hour, knocking her temperatures backed average for this time of year. we will have clouds along the coast all day long. temperatures mainly in the 80's and our warmest cities, let of 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline, which is where we should be this time of year.

we are. pulling off even more by the end of the week, we are average. a review of that we can forecast coming up in just a few minutes. julian: we live in alameda for today's independence day parade. kumasi: a last hurrah in tahoe. many snowboarders are taking to the slopes today for one last ride for the season. julian: a toxic algae bloom. which lakes are close this holiday. kumasi: we are taking a look at your morning commute. here is the bay bridge whole plaza and one lonely little car. it is all right, it is a holiday. we will be right back. ♪

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palisades taking advantage of the historic winter season. it is the first time in more than a decade that a tahoe ski season has lasted this long. after the celebrations wrapped up, this robot will be moving in. the remote control robot known as bebop has been going around for months collecting trash around the lake. the electric, solar robot is funded for by the league to save lake tahoe and eagle clean solutions. they say july 5 is the worst day of trash pickup at the lake. be bot can move around as fast as a lawnmower, doing its part pickup juice boxes, or loose bottle caps. kumasi: independence day celebrations are already in full swing. the qantas independence day parade resumes today. people were busy securing their viewing spot for the parade. >> it is our nation's birthday.

it does not get much better than this, a solid reason to have a celebration for everything. kumasi: thousands of people were out at marina bay park in richmond for their annual third of july fireworks show. the weather did not delay any of the spectators. >> just seeing people feel proud of their country and being away to be with friends and family, and give us a break from all the chaos, you kno the fireworks show last night kumasi:,-- kumasi: besides the fireworks show last night, the event included food and live music. julian: new york officials reminding people that safe fireworks are only allowed through tonight. they are prohibited in all city parks. all city parks will be closing at 7:30 p.m. they are warning residents of a

fireworks ordinance that was established last year and will be enforced. >> authorized to administer citations up to $1000 per violation. julian: we are told the police department and alameda fire will have increased staff to deal with potential issues. kumasi: preparations are underway for the annual fourth of july parade in alameda. our reporter is there this morning. >> morning herein alameda. as you mentioned the parade here is regarded as the longest in the nation, with a 3.3 mile route lined with chairs already this morning. at our drive-in we counted dozens along grand street.

it is quiet at this hour but we wanted to get you to some video of celebrations past. we wanted to break down all of the deals for you. the parade marks its 46 the year th. 46,000 people are estimated to attend. the attraction includes a flyover by the u.s. coast guard, equestrians, antique cars, all of the favorites. it inks giving day pa think about -- it is quintessential independence day parade we all think about. the prey does not start until 10:00 a.m., but closures along -- the parade does not start until 10:00 a.m., but closures along the route to begin before then.

after the parade passes, of course. the city also noting the parade route has changed from previous years because of some road repairs. this year's parade will instead go down central avenue, so be aware. in the next half-hour we are connecting darkened early with the city's mayor to talk about this 46th celebration right here in alameda. for now, reporting live, amanda del castillo. kumasi: amanda has the spirit going with the sure and the headband. that is the energy we need. drew: our people taking the whole week off? kumasi: the whole julian:julian: i know a lot of people were off yesterday for sure. kumasi: i was like "what is this?' the whole week might be a stretch.

maybe if it was wednesday. tuesday is kind of like wait a minute, don't try it. julian: they might take wednesday off. drew: 2 days, really? i'm here but don't bug me. kumasi: that sons right. drew: -- that sounds right. drew: it's pretty quiet on the road as you would expect on a holiday morning. as we look at the forecast headlines we have coastal cousin to drizzle out there. as as we head into the afternoon, the coast is going to stay cloudy not only all day but into the night, unfortunately for those fireworks in the city. there will be fighting that fog as it moves acrossa the golden gate. a much cooler pattern develops later this week. we are working up to temperatures in the 50's, as a contrast to some of our

inland spots yesterday. moderate air quality in the south to average for this time of year. 70's mainly for san mateo and palo alto. part conditions, and north bay -- ai inland, a few spots in the 90's but we are mainly in the 80's today with sunny skies and moderate air quality. overnight our marine layer surges in word and our overnight temperatures drop to the 50's once again. we continue that cooldown over the next several days. we will bottom out those numbers friday into saturday with below average temps. a warm up for the back half of the weekend and into next week. kumasi: coming up seven things to know this morning. julian: and if you are in san francisco tonight, be prepared

to be amazed and we are not talking about the fireworks show. the latest art installation lighting up the city skyline. kumasi: this is the san mateo bridge. a few more cars here than we saw, just a few minutes ago they are making their way easily on this fourth of july. we will be right back.

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and that's what sent me down the path, was i--i wanted to make sure and live for my kid. plain and simple. kumasi: number police are looking for two people they believe were involved in this fight which led to a stabbing at levi's stadium. it happened sunday during the gold cup soccer match. the victim was critically injured. kumasi: another -- julian: another mass shooting in philadelphia 5 were killed and 2 injured in a shooting. kumasi: activists are fighting back against legacy admissions at harvard after the spring court ruling on julian: it could be a wild for

the july for people across the country. damaging winds are expected from denver to minneapolis. people from california and across the south will be dealing with some extreme heat. drew: locally, we will have a really quiet and pretty comfortable fourth of july. we will have temperatures near average, coastal clouds with bright sunshine inland this afternoon. julian: final preparations are happening this morning for fourth of july celebrations from parades to fireworks shows. we have a full list of events happening in your area at abc 7.com. kumasi: for the second time this year the powerball jackpot is worth more than half a billion dollars. no one matched all six since april, so the drawing tomorrow is worth an estimated $46 million.

angeles are being urged to stay way from sea lions this holiday. the animals have gotten sick from massive algae blooms. lakes are also shutting down from algae across the east bay. >> is unusual to walk by here on the fourth of july weekend ended not see anybody swimming. >is pre-much unheard of. julian: parks and rec -- it is pretty much unheard of. julian: parks and rec officials say that blue and green algae has bloomed in certain waters. people cannot boat, swim, or bring pets into the water. many conditions contribute to a blue-green algae b such as whether. there is an advisory in place for the val regional park in livermore. kumasi: starting today you might notice something else besides, fireworks if you're looking across the bay. sutro tower will be lit up with a new laser light display.

julian: the group behind the idea wants to do the light shows at several well-known places across the city. achieving that goal is not going so smoothly. >> nobody has ever done this before, particularly in this location. >> look about sutro tower anytime this week, and you will be greeted with something that looks like this -- an art installation of lasers celebrating the fourth of july. >> it is an icon in san francisco. it is one of the few things in the city that can be seen from every point. >> the e tuesday through wednesday. >> the plan is to run 12 lights around in a circle from the base of the tower around the base of the tower, shooting through the center of the tower, and up to the heavens. >> the sutro tower display is one of several he has planned for the study. they also want to do installations at grace cathedral.

>> it will be a spectacular summer in san francisco. >> some of those plans have run into problems. the tower, which is meant to until the 16th has not been approved by the parks and wrecked department, the uncertainty even getting the attention of several local politicians. despite that, he believes that the projects will ultimately go through. >> everyone is aligned with what is best for the city's interest, and we are all moving forward together. >> it is more than a passion project. it is a way to highlight the beauty of san francisco. >> this is an antidote to that. this is gang light and love in dramatic ways -- is bringing light and love in dramatic ways. julian: keeping your pet safe tonight. what experts suggest to keep those for babies calm during the fireworks.

kumasi: the fda approves a new pregnancy test that could detect a potentially life-threatening risk. julian: it is with us6 -- 5:26 as you wake up with us. one of the busiest days since the beginning of the pandemic is anticipated today. we will be right back.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> with all the homeless, with the tenants, with the garbage -- the tents, the drug usage, the garbage, i have a hard time believing all of a sudden they are into our garbage cans. julian: why the city is targeting visible garbage cans on private property. kumasi: more followed over the latest decisions from the supreme court. the calls to address inequalities in admissions systems. julian: breaking with tradition by trading and fireworks for drones. th high-tech alternative tonighte. kumasi: it is tuesday, july 4. julian: i like the drone shows. we will have to see what the fog is doing, drew. it won't matter if it is fireworks or drones if there

i is fog in the way. drew: you can cle marine layer down below. temperatures are a lot cooler, especially in our inland communities this morning. error was in the 60's and 70's at this hour. we are all basically in the 50's this morning as that onshore flow is firmly in place. we are still battling the clouds and a lot of places. we will keep clouds along the coast and our warmest cities are basically staying in the which is where we should be this time of year so we are almost back to average when it comes to our daytime highs. we will talk about that fog forecast tonight, and even cooler weather the next couple of days. julian: now to that news out of fort worth, texas this

investigating a mass shooting at an outdoor festival celebrating the fourth of july. this was the scene just before mid night there last night. 11 people were shot, 3 have died. we will keep track of the story throughout the morning. another mass shooting to tell you about, and it also happened last night disrupting fourth of july celebrations, this one in philadelphia where police know have a man in custody who killed 4 people. >> multiple shots fired. guy with a longgone. em: overnight a jul turned deadly after a heavily armed gunmen opened fire into the street's, killing five and injuring two boys. the victims are believed to be random. >> this person decided to leave their home and target individuals. em: the shooter identified as a 40-year-old man now in custody along with another police

believed picked up a firearm and started shooting at the suspect. the search occurred over -- the chase occurred over several blocks until police cornered him in an alley. the department, killing the officers for potentially preventing more deaths. this shooting, the latest in a rush across the nation. in baltimore police are still trying to hunt down a gunman who opened fire into a block party, killing 2 and injuring more than 25 others. >> people were running, out of breath, crying . >> we will not stop until we find those responsible and hold them accountable. em: authorities now offering $28,000 for any information leading to an arrest. already in the u.s. a staggering toll of at least 340 mass

shootings. in 2018 the g recorded 340 mass shootings for the entire year. gun violence had been dropping for decades, until it began spiking in 2020 with no concrete answers as to why and how rates can get back to covid levels. kumasi: supreme court ruling on affirmative action in higher education, activists are fighting back against legacy admissions. this is the practice of children of alumni and big donors getting preference in college admissions. civil rights groups are challenging legacy admissions at harvard. a legal activist group claims the university's legacy system violates title with public opinion

more action against legacy admissions could be on the way. >> that is really what we will see even more than administrative complaints. a complaint against harvard -- if the complaint against harvard is successful, it is likely other institutions will have to drop the practice too. kumasi: harvard is not commenting. the complaint could take years to investigate. julian: abc news spoke with university of california president to discuss the overturning of affirmative action. the university ranks its applicants aced on adversity. it is an alternative method to help underrepresented students. >> what we're doing is looking at the life circumstances of the applicant, evaluating those, in trying to do our best job in picking the appropriate applicants to join us. julian: california was the first

to ban affirmative action in education back in 1996 with prop 209. gloria over it is speaking out against the supreme court's decision to allow businesses to discriminate against lgbtq+ people. she is calling for more protections here in california. >> it is necessary for the legislature in california and many other states to take action, to pass legislation which will clarify the kind of protection from discrimination that is still available under state laws. julian: all bridge spoke to engle who won an antidiscrimination case when a publisher refused to include a photo of him and his partner in a high school reunion commemorative book. he calls the ruling shocking and devastating. kumasi:

for having their recycling bins or garbage bins visible on their own property. city planners all san francisco residents to keep their garbage bins out sight. one to keep his cans down very steep and narrow steps to keep it out of sight. >> i am 83 years old. it is hard work. kumasi: the department of publi works is suggesting that neighbors buy an enclosure so they can hide the bins from public view. it says they want to see that people are making an effort to comply with the law. an east bay cities s cut back on park lights that provide space for outside seating.

they will consider a staff proposal to bring back the road configuration to what it was before the pandemic started. restaurants with existing park lets would have to make them narrower to accommodate parking. the proposal would keep the pedestrian plaza on alameda avenue. julian: new developments in the medical world this morning. approval. yesterday officials approved a blood test that can detect preeclampsia in women. it can detect the condition a lot earlier in a woman's pregnancy. it can allow doctors to make a diagnosis in order to avoid -- preeclampsia is a form of high blood pressure that can lead to death in pregnant women. coastal towns are deploying a technology to attract sharks. here is will wreath.

>> in this morning's gma first look, great white morning. the cape cod national seashore is urging july 4 see goers to be sharks marked. >> there -- shark smart. >> there are a large number of white sharks who stop at cape cod because there is a tremendous seal population there. >> is not the only place in the country on high alert. in new york a server was bit off of fire island on sunday -- a su rfer was bit off of fire island on sunday. >> the injuries were minor, a couple bites to his foot. we were able to get him to a local hospital to get him investigated by physicians. >> we will tell you about some of the technology coastal towns are using to keep beachgoers safe.

julian: damar hamlin continuing his work off the fieldto teach life savings -- field to teach lifesaving skills. san jose native joey defends his title today. how he is preparing for his consecutive hot dog eating contest on coney island. drew: i always love that competition. we will take a look at the fireworks forecast tonight. this is 9:00 p.m. after the sun goes down, not only coastal cloud cover, but we will zoom on down and we will have fog across the city, even stretching to parts of the east bay like richmond, el cerrito, alameda, even tiburon will have some fog. as you move away from the coast, you will have clear skies specially in the east bay and much of the north bay. temperatures later tonight, will have numbers mainly in the 50's and 60's. winds will

afternoon reinforcing that cooler air to get us back to avfor this time of year, about 20 to 25 miles per hour later today. coastal clouds, right away from the coast. 70's for the most part around the shoreline, mainly 80's and our warmest cities. some 90's from port to ukiah. 72 in oakland. looking at the next three days, we will continue this trend where temperatures keep going down. by thursday we are below average. the start of the weekend, we will preview that weekend forecast.

julian: there is a new future taking hold in many cities when

it comes to fourth of july fireworks shows. but he places in the bay area are putting on drone shows -- many places in the bay area are putting on drone shows instead. one will be at the alameda county fair. i'm not sure this is the right video though. let's talk about this! what started out as a gag scene in a disney plus marvel series is coming to life on stage. ♪ i can do this all day ♪ ♪ julian: first ever marble musical. if it looks familiar -- marvel musical. if it looks familiar, then you watch to the hawkeye series that you'd back in 20 -- debuted back in 2021. select members of the avengers

will be featured during the show's run. you can only see it at the hyperion theater. disney is the parent company of abc 7. i must have missed that episode. kumasi: it looks kind of cool. all right, let's talk about this. there is a new future taking hold when it comes to fourth of july fireworks several places are doing this --drone shows instead. there are 2 drone shows said to happen this season. texas-based company sky elements drone shows transitioned away from fireworks shows, so this is how this works. multiple drones are programmed on a computer to move in sync with each other and that is what creates the display. the drone shows will only continue to expand throughout the country. >> it has been going like gangbusters here for the past three years.

we are flying a little over half of all drone shows in the u.s. right now. kumasi: there are environmental advantages to drone shows, including reduced risk of wildfire. we know about that. lower pollution and less noise. julian: let's talk about the less noise. drones are placing fireworks might also solve another problem with the holiday -- pets who get spooked by the loud booms from fireworks. lisa from the humane on yesterday. she give us some tips on how to comfort pets who may be anxious from those loud noises. >> keep your pets close to you. they feel safer when they are with us. it sounds funny but some people put a tight, little shirt on their animals which calms their anxiety. some soothe them with music. please keep the windows closed. if you do go out to celebrate

yourself, do not take the pets with you. some people think "my pet will have lots of fun!" it is very scary. we want to make sure the pets stay safe, do not run and go missing. bring your cats indoors. if you have an indoor-outdoor cat, bring them inside. it will make sure we all have a safer fourth of july. julian: make sure your pet has an id tip so they can be located if they get startled by the fireworks and runaway. kumasi: those our puppy day. julian: that was my little friend right there! kumasi: the longest fourth of july parade in the country is here in the bay just hours away from getting started. the excitement is growing in alameda. that is where amanda del

castillo is there with all of her gear on, the red, white, and the blue. you are there with the mayor. >> i am so ready and so is the mayor. we are talking about streets closing at 7:00, the 5k at 9:00 and at, 10:00 is when the alameda july 4 parade starts. here we are with -- thank you for coming to cover our famous parade. this is only the second time since the height of the pandemic that we have had their parade, so we are really excited to be back. it is a great atmosphere. last year i started a new tradition of writing an electric bike in the parade -- riding

electric bike in the parade. it is more involved than just riding in the back of a car. it was great to go close to the crowd, catalytic bit. some any happy -- chat a little bit. so many happy faces. there is a dress code -- red, white and blue. even dogs come dressed in red, white and blue, the little kids. it is great to have something that everyone can enjoy. we are so glad to host this parade this year. >> you said you will be on an electric bike, which makes sense. i am told this is the longest parade route in the nation, but let's talk about people who may want to get the best seats, just driving down grand street there are dozens of picnic chairs already out.\ >> there is a party waiting to happen. as our city likes to say there

are no bad seats for the fourth of july because it is a 3- something mile parade route. find a place along the parade route, stakeout politely with patience and grace your seats. there are no bad seats. the parade will be so much fun. we ask people to bring your best, patriotic spirit to alameda, and come enjoy the parade with us. >> when we talk about these people, we are talking about 60,000 people expected here on the streets of alameda. what are the do's and don'ts for a first-time visitor to the parade? >> be patient, kind, heed whatever you are told -- we will have a lot of volunteers at different intersections where you should not cross and it is not that it is closed forever but maybe while a particular float is going by, you cannot cross. we live on the parade

we tell people to be here before the parade starts because you may not be able to get in and find parking. some of the folks coming from alameda are riding their which is a great way to get around alameda. we are flat. pay attention to what you are told. volunteers should have other routes to direct you to get around. amanda: we're talking about a lot of logistics this morning, but we are in for a very big party. you look ready to go! thank you for joining us, mayor. >> thank you for coming out early and covering the parade. it is going to be great. it is wonderful to see all of the people come out to support the 5k, which i know you will be covering at 9:00, because that is a fundraiser for our midway shelter, which is a shelter for unsheltered, women children, and domestic violence victims. we close registration at 1500.

it is a fast field, but it is also an extensive field with parents with jogging strollers, and everything in between. amanda: we will get to all those details later this morning. kumasi: thank you, amanda. happening joey chestnut will be defending his title in the annual nathan's hot dog eating contest. is that from last year? drew: i forgot about that. kumasi: i did not forget about that chokehold. julian: and he still won? kumasi: they said not this year. there will be extra security. they're not going to have this again. they are not here for the foolishness, drew. [laughter] he had to put a protester and a headlock when he rushed the stage. the protester, a berkeley

resident, was ultimately dragged off the stage by security. chestnut has won that he hopes to make tomorrow the 16th time. julian: i do not remember this video. kumasi: joey chestnut put this man and a whole chokehold and they kept going. julian: and he still won. drew: espn did a whole "how did it last for?" and it was a minute. julian: i thought we sped it up in real time. what does joey chestnut do the other 364 e days a year? kumasi: minding his business. julian: do you think he is a cpa or something? [laughter] drew: cpa. julian: coasting for the rest of the year. kumasi: making money. drew: he does endorse me deals.

we will have that. we are tracked -- we will have that surge once again. we are tracking fog. 70's and 80's in the south bay. we will go into the 70's for the most part, cooler along the coast. 65 with partly sunny skies, breezy onshore conditions. it is a nice day in san rafael. we will have increasing sunshine, a bit of an onshore breeze. we will have 70's for the most part, low 80's out there too and inland we are closer to average. 91 in antioch. overnight tonight our marine larry expands, starting with overcast skies first thing tomorrow morning. cooler for the fourth today, keep those temperatures going

down, by friday and saturday we are below average. we will have a warm-up for the back half of the weekend. julian: new at 6:00, why millions will not be able to see the new barbie movie and it comes out in a few weeks. the reason it is banned in one country.

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