announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. [fireworks] kumasi: doing the most. do at 6:00, busy and loud across the bay area yet. illegal fireworks causing problems and suspected starting fires. reggie: record travel numbers. airports across the country dealing with millions of passengers. how many pass the checkpoints for the july 4 holiday. kumasi: this is funny. the way to make sure you do not look old while you scroll on the phone. look old. whatever you need to do. reggie: what?

there are too many emojis now. you are trying to find the one xinia. drew: it is likely to hand movement. >> they haven't even been around that long. julian: five or 10 years. drew: it is more like the font size. julian: three words on the screen at a time. [laughter] thank you for which up with us even though i'm sure the fireworks cap you up at night. it is july for. drew: we are beginning with mandy gray skies across a huge portion of the region. typical for july. 50's as you get out the door. a light jacket is what you need to start the day. it is gorgeous at mount tam. we get a pullback to the coastline for increasing sunshine. you take away as we are below

average. our cooling trend is continuing which started on monday. let's get a check of traffic with sue. sue: we are headed to the south bay. let's give you love on 101 at 880 and things are looking great. both directions to san jose at this hour, no major problems. great news. 280, a couple problems near highway five, the connector to 280. first reports of an accident. we will check on that but looking at 280 at 17, no del at all. an eight minute drive to downtown from san jose. your injured drive times -- are your drive time's this morning. kumasi: it was a not so silent night as a legal fireworks continued into the early morning hours.

our reporters in the east bay where people are now being blamed for dozens of fires. reporter: almost all four corners of the bay area had to deal with their own issues of neighborhood fireworks, even us when we are driving to this life location. in the early morning hours, they were pockets of fireworks still going off which is romping safety concerns. contra costa fire release this video happening along a creek. this is the location we are currently at. it did not prompt any evacuations but got close to some home. this is video from oakland hills where you can see many unsanctioned fireworks across the section of the east bay. this went on for hours last night before the sun set. then in san crazy video in the mission district. several people were lighting fireworks in the middle of the

street. in berkeley, they closed grizzly peak due to firework concerns. that has now reopened. in contra costa county, contra costa fire says they responded overnight to 58 calls. they believed 50 were firework related. one person is in the hospital with a serious injury. we will keep you posted on any more development ryan curry, abc7news. kumasi: knew this morning, contra costa county firefighters are investigating the cause of this two alarm fire in antioch. a man in the home woke up to crackling sounds, saw the flames, and left the house along with the dogs. there is no word on how much damage it caused.

julian: fireworks across the bay area last night. some were illegal but not all of them. thousands packed to the city's waterfront along the embarcadero and aquatic front. [fireworks] it is a family tradition for some. for olivia and her family, they came from sweden for a new experience. >> it is exciting. we were like, we do want to stay here for the fourth of july. julian: they got the full experience. the foggy conditions did not stop the celebrations. event organizers designed to show to happen at a multitude of levels in the sky for people to see despite the cloudy conditions. kumasi: in the south bay, skies were clear over discovery meadow in san jose. the sound of music and laughter filled the park as families and friends joined. kids said they liked the family

time the most. >> it is families everywhere. >> the family time, it is very connecting. kumasi: even furry family members took part in the fun. the downtown committee help the city and you will show. julian: in the north bay, the birth of american independence brought people together in larkspur. it slivers of festivities in the town park. it had food booths, kids activities, and work from local artists. kumasi: a string of red, white, and blue made its way through downtown martinez where people took place there. there was a flag ceremony at the veteran memorial building before the independence day parade. julian: the independence day parade in danville is running strong. people come a day early to set

up chairs and take their prime spot. event organizers aim for 30 to 40,000 spectators. >> during covid, everything was shut down and it was smaller the your after. after that, it is coming back and look how many people are here today. it is amazing. julian: they were celebrating educators and looked at contra costa county's teacher of the year who led the parade. kumasi: tsa says travel through the terminals was pretty yesterday. today is expected to be pretty busy because a lot of people are coming back home. this holiday weekend set the record across the country with more than 100 million people passing through. a total of 50.7 million are expected to have traveled this holiday which is a dried forth

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kumasi: it appears the world h broken two records for the highest days ever recorded this week. the first was monday when the u.s. national centers for environmental protection recorded the average overture on earth at 62 .6 degrees fahrenheit.

yesterday, it could tire 262.9 degrees. this broke scientists have been recording the official temperature of earth since the 1970's. julian: researchers -- drew: researchers also realize we are not only just under an el niño pattern but it is a combination of el niño and climate change that has created a warming trend that will accelerate in the coming years and decades. san jose is cloudy but we are underneath a cooling trend locally despite the globe having a very warm past couple days. to -- average. hour-by-hour, marine layer slowly pulls back to the coastline. by the afternoon, our warmest spots mainly in the high 70's or

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kumasi: welcome back. the family of a man a area ties are now searching for him after he was reported missing in yosemite. he was last seen sunday. he was wearing the clothes in

this photo, a red shirt, tan hat and white sunglasses. his photo indicated -- his linkedin profile indicates he played baseball previously. he was backpacking at upper children obama falls -- upper in the north bay, chp is searching for a stolen military humvee that was taken overnight. someone climbed the fence inside the armory and used the vehicle to break out through the gate. >> we are hoping when daylight come -- came up that would find an abandoned humvee but that has not been the case yet. kumasi: officials say it does not have any plates and there was no village. -- there was no equipment inside. julian: a popular oakland donut

shop was targeted by robbers a little more than a week ago. people came in, threatened to shoot the employees, before they empty the cash register. today, the community will respond with an act of kindness to the family who owned the shop for nearly 40 years by buying all the donors starting at 10:00 -- the doughnuts starting at 10:00 this morning. kumasi: not returned in the same number since before the pandemic. data shows they used to spend 1.2 billion dollars a year in san francisco. experts are blaming the drop because of the current tension between china and the u.s. there is an annual where leaders will converge on the sony center this year so there is hope. >> japan has a hotel, china has

a hotel. people are coming in november and we hope that will start to restore a lot of the confidence from the continent of asia people coming back to san francisco to visit. kumasi: travelers from china and other asian countries are expected to make their way back in 2024 at the earliest. julian: it was not just fireworks lighting up the sky last night. we want to show you sutro tower like you probably have never seen it before. andrew laser show lit up -- a new laser show lit up last night. it was to celebrate the tower 50th anniversary and will only remain for a short time through saturday. kumasi: this story. if you use your index finger to scroll on your phone, people say you look old, according to a poll by the makers of the game "candy crush." julian: this says the majority

of gen zers think using index finger to scroll makes baby boomers look old and out of touch. it found 80% people between and 2012 drew: julian: but every now and then, you switch it up. drew: so you're switching your age. kumasi: if you hold the phone like this, it makes sense. but if you hold the phone like this that is kind of, huh? drew: wen yu star holding it like that. kumasi: when you start like this. drew: was second. [laughter] kumasi: there are levels.

that makes sense. julian: interesting. but phones are so big now. drew: what about two hands? julian: no. kumasi: i feel like you were scrolling with your thumb just then. julian: but sometimes it is hard to get all the way to the top of the phone. [laughter] i am keeping my index finger. drew: don't let them aid to shave you. outside, mostly cloudy skies to begin our day at sfo. we are underneath the pattern of cooler than average temperatures for the rest of the week thanks to this breeze. later, onshore wind is to 30 miles per hour. below average temperatures today. moderate air quality in the south. mostly in the 70's as the morning goes on. along the coastline, it is cool

in upper for these and lower 60's. downtown today, 62 degrees south . in the north bay, the coast in the low 60's. away from that, mainly in the 70's. really pleasant. into the east bay, 60's and 70's. it is breezy with a onshore flow. 71 in richmond. inland, only upper 70's to 80's later on today. about five to eight degrees below average. overnight tonight, our moldering layer -- marine layer through once again. numbers are generally in the 50's. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. the cooling trend bottoms out from friday to saturday. we start to warm up next week. 90's for hottest spots inland. sue: it is not too bad

morning. a little clouds out there but nothing on the ground. drizzle on the golden gate ridge. you may be windshield wipers. on the east side, you can see headlights but everyone seems to be moving nicely. were drive from hercules toward san francisco is around 32 minutes, increasing somewhat. the metering lights were on this morning. back to work is in full effect. take a look at your backup just past the eight away over crossing for about an eight minute delay and then some brake lights tour the san francisco drive. altamont pass, speeds down to around 10 miles per hour and wind as well. julian: let's turn to ginger zee. ginger: good morning. nice to be with everyone this morning. coming up, for some folks, it was a bit of a fourth of july inundation.

but most people did get fireworks in. i am going to be tracking huge storms for huge areas like chicago up to denver. heat advisory from florida up to next. a high alert at the beaches on the coast. four suspected shark attacks in just two days in new york this morning. a mother of six who was n $70,000 in debt and then turned her side hustle into a company is now worth $10 million. she will share her secrets to success. then the pro golfer that will play the u.s. open seven month pregnant. what all women should know. we will have this and more. kumasi: we love that. how was your fourth of july holiday? ginger: it was nice. thank you for asking. my mother-in-law was with us. we said lightning is 10 miles

per hour bus -- i 70 had to go inside and then outside. she said it was annoying to barbecue with a meteorologist. [laughter] it works out well. we were safe and had a nice time. i hope you did too. kumasi: we will see you at

julian: new developme san francisco's chinatown. the chinatown merchants association is facing more challenges. once it comes to fixing the iconic red lanterns. according to examiners, the lanterns could cost more than double of the gofundme campaign raised in march. they also say brackets and other

parts of the lanterns will need to be replaced. people are rushing to the san francisco conservatory of flowers for a rare experience. the golden garden announced on their twitter monday night that scarlett, the corpse flower, is in bloom. it can grow up to eight feet tall and produce a not so pleasant smell. the flower population has declined by 50% over the past 150 years. it only blooms every three to five years so this is rare. our cameras were there in 2018 when it bloomed. >> it can spell like stinky tuna and mix that with moldy cheese and jim socks. julian: looking for, they have you covered. the blooming will only last approximately three tonight so you have to check it out today if you want the full cheesy, jim socks experience.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. julian: now at stabbing. we are hearing from the man sent to a hospital after a brawl during a soccer match at levi's stadium -- at kumasi: a chaotic sideshow in the east bay. participator setting fire in a street on antioch. julian: flying bay area. but the ceo is saying about its

faa approval to test drive or test fly their cars. kumasi: i am intrigued. good morning. wednesday, july 5. julian: we appreciate you waking up with us. drew: yesterday was pleasant. today is cooler. starting out in the fifth, typical this time of the year with the light layer. basically all you need to step out the door. it is quite cloudy with our marine layer searching inland. we start out with the morning cloud cover pulling back to the coastline. it gets breezy and the onshore flow is gusting around 20 to 30 miles per hour which will help keep temperatures below average by around two to 80 that's check with sue hall for how the traffic is doing. sue: we are going back to the golden gate bridge.

no visibility issues. some drizzle coming so you will need your window -- or windshield wipers. otherwise, an 18 minute drive from novato to downtown. we know over to walnut creek. you can see rick lights making the turn at 118 towards highway 24. some minor slowing if you're highway travels take you through concord -- if you are traveling through concord. looking good this morning. a lot of folks may be taking a long, extended week off. we look at ultima with a little wind and slowing for around a 40 minute ride into livermore. kumasi: this morning, we are hearing from the victim of a stabbing this past weekend during a soccer match at levi stadium. people are looking for one suspect involved in the incident.

gloria: the victim says he is lucky to be alive and his injuries could have been much worse. santa clara police say a knife was used in the attack that they don't know how it made it into the stadium through the metal detectors. officers are closely looking at this video and others with one of last sunday night at levi's stadium during an mexico soccer match. a manual ds suffered from serious wounds and is recovering in the -- emmanuel suffered serious wounds of his recovery in the hospital. he says he was leaving when people began throwing beer. he says his colleague was attacked and it was everyone against everyone. he says he was stabbed below his neck above his heart. >> he could have hit me lower or

above. it was gone or luck because if he hit me here, i don't think i would've been able to breathe or swallow. gloria: police are looking for this man suspected of committing the stabbing and this woman who is an levi's stadium officials issued a statement ensuring the safety of our guests is our highest priority. gloria rodriguez, abc 7 news. kumasi: knew this morning. chaos broke out in antioch last night as crowds gathered were a sideshow while lighting illegal fireworks at the same time. blue rock drive and lonetree way. you can see dozens of people watching the cars to doughnuts. some people got close to the

cars and others were seen standing around his fire. the flames were put out when firefighters arrived. >> fourth of july is always busy for us. tonight, i believe we ran around 50 to fires and 50 were fireworks related. kumasi: officers say the sideshow lasted around a hour and 20 minutes before police arrived. julian: fireworks are being blamed for sparking this brush fire in antioch that happened around 10:00 last night, one of the many fires across contra costa county. officials say the overwhelming majority of the calls were sparked by illegal fireworks. ryan curry's in the east bay with the latest so what was a busy night for them. ryan: a very busy night them. contra costa fire said they had 58 calls for fires overnight and they believe 50 were fireworks

related, fronting safety concerns. they said one of those had at least one injury related to it so a lot of biz work for first responders -- of busy work for first responders. julian: ryan curry's reports but he was telling us about the large number of fires that were believed to have been started by illegal fireworks across the east bay. contra costa county responded to multiple fireworks -- 52 fires, 50 of which were believed to because by firefighter -- fireworks. kumasi: on ultima expressway near harry road, you can see the fire in the median. another brush fire popped up at bailey and santa teresa. there is no word if there was any damage or injuries but --

what could've caused the fires. here is a look at major cities honoring independence day. fireworks shows to doff in new york city, boston, miami and washington, d.c. president biden also hosted an event for veterans and president biden opened the concert with a speech to commemorate the day. >> i hope we all rededicate ourselves to the essential work of our democracy which is too unified, unified, unified this nation. kumasi: yesterday, it was one year since the highland park mass shooting in illinois that took seven lives. people gathered for a community want to remember the victims. actor gary sinise was reflected on his childhood in the city.

>> i grew up in highland park and i remember being in the parade as a 10-year-old kid. kumasi: a gunman opened fire during last year's july 4 parade, shooting dozens of prorated attendees and marchers. the l.a. county sheriff's office is responding to a controversial video that shows a deputy attaining a man while in other deputy slams a woman to the ground. both officers have been pulled from real duty. our sister station in l.a. has story. we want to warn that the video you are about to see is hard to watch. >> the l.a. county sheriff department releasing body camera footage of shares responding to a robbery in progress last week. when they arrive, they confront the suspects just outside the store. >> you are not under arrest. >> i am being detained for what? what have i done?

>> after covering the man, deputies head toward the woman. >> you cannot touch me. >> stop. [shouting] >> get on the ground. stop. >> stop. >> stop or you will get punched in the face. >> if you punch me, you will get sued. reporter: the woman was sprayed with pepper spray and accuse them of putting their knee on her neck. >> there is video from a bystander showing the sheriff slamming the woman to the ground. the los angeles county sheriff's department said, "los angeles county sheriff's department is looking into this. sheriff luna made it clear he expects department personnel to treat all members of the public with dignity and respect. personnel that did not uphold our training standards be held

accountable. >> obviously, it is a felony in the county to commit a robbery. >> he says the female suspect -- if she had complied, they would not have had to use force to take her down and cuffed her. >> there is a narrative of saying that she is an ascent. she is detained in the robbery investigation. >> the sheriff's department saying both deputies have been reassigned from field duty following administrative review. they -- activists demand the deputies be fired. kumasi: this morning, washington, d.c. are investigating another mass shooting over the holiday weekend. nine people were injured overnight when someone drove to a july 4 celebration and partition. it comes days after police in philadelphia say a man wondering

-- wearing a ski mash five people there. the shooter when -- blocks before police caught up and took him. the city is now begging congress to take action to address guns. >> this country needs to read examine his consciousness and find out how to get guns out of people's hands. kumasi: officials in other cities are looking for clues. filion killed three people were killed in eight others were hurt in a shooting in fort worth, texas. in wichita, kansas, at least seven were shot. and people were trampled. we have had more than shootings in the u.s., more shootings than days this year. city leaders broke ground on an affordable housing complex that has been years in the making. it was once a mcdonald's and

will now be an eight story complex, likely to include a childcare center, retail and community space. a table runner long stanyan street across -- it long stanyan street. kuma are hoping to avoid making cuts to staff and programs as they face budget restrictions. the school will have $1.28 billion to spend the 42,000 students in the upcoming school year, about 20's $8,000 per child but officials say it is barely enough because student costs have increased. it will also have to cover salaries, pensions, and more. all of this as san francisco unified lost many students in the past five years because of the pandemic. filion co. what we are learning

about a malfunction that left riders trapped upside down for three hours on a roller coaster. kumasi: looked at the big board. the new york stock exchange down. julian: this new venue will be held this year. stick with us on the abc 7 bay area streaming app at 7:00 for abc 7 at seven. we are live weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00. drew: 6:43. a live look from our san jose camera. starting to get peaks of sunshine. we are talking about the cooling trend that continues the next couple days and today. we are to -- two to eight degrees lower than our average

this year. we have some drizzle close to the coast. it will be gradual over the next several hours, peaking in the 70's and 80's in our warmest spots away from the coast. still patchy fog over the city and parts of the east bay. but a lot of sunshine in the north bay, inland east day, and south bay. as we head into the afternoon, we can see temperatures peaking around 4:00 p.m. if you 80's on the board. around the big shoreline, mainly 60's and low 70's. 62 in the city with partly cummings -- with partly cloudy skies. 79 in san jose. therefore, antioch and livermore in low to mid 80's. we are more than 10 degrees below average in some spots near the end of the week. but the weekend, a little bit of a warm up.

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julian: san francisco police are investigating a fire at the consulate of india. flames started after 1:45 sunday morning, damaging the front door of the building and entryway. authorities are looking at evidence from numerous sources. >> the san francisco fire department is aware of a deal being circulated on social media. we are not able to get from the credibility of the video at this time, but it is something our investigators will be looking at. julian: any person who attempts vandalism or arson against a u.s. diplomatic building can face criminal charges. kumasi: a roller coaster and nightmare when eight passengers got stuck mid ride hanging

upside down for hours. including seven kids. authorities say it stopped because of a mechanical failure even though it was recently inspected by the state. first-person was freed around two hours after emergency crews were dispatched, more than three hours after the ride eventually stalled -- initially stalled. >> people were trying to figure out what was going on and what was happening. all of a sudden, ambulances are showing up. kumasi: the ride had a button to release the harnesses but released every harness, not individual. so if it was hits, people could have been injured or died. the crandon fire department also did not have equipment capable of making the rescues had to rely out other departments. >> our department has never experienced a situation like we did yesterday. kumasi: all pas

eventually taken back to the ground. julian: a major rolling in the battle over free speech online. a federal judge in louisiana has barred members of the biden administration from contacting social media companies about online content. a judge ruled it likely violated first amendment by pressing twitter and facebook to remove posts that included false information about covid-19 and the 2020 election. the administration can still contact them to address threats or illegal activity. the white house and doj have not yet responded. kumasi: a black man falsely accused by white woman in central park while birdwatching now has his own show. christian cooper has a show and first made headlines in 2020 after taking a viral video of a woman at the park who said she would tell police an

african-american man was threatening her. she was absent after cooper told her she needed to put her dog on a leash. his new show is on national geographic, owned by abc 7's parent company, disney. fleeing co. another controversial move by twitter. elon musk decided only users can access tweetdeck. this was announced days after elon musk told everyone there is a temporary limit on how many posts you can read. the company tweeted it will release a new and improved version of tweetdeck and all columns will carry to the new site. the change will go into effect in about a month. we are taking a live look into the new york stock exchange. we are down around 120 points flying cars are no longer a thing you only see in movies like back to the future.

apparently, we are here in the future. kumasi: a san mateo based company called olive aeronautics said their product has been approved. this car can drive and fly. the company released this new video and a few other videos showing what they are hoping to see eventually. oh my goodness. one shows a lot of flying cars over the bay bridge. another one shows a car pulling up to a crash and then saying, we are going to fly over that. the ceo of the company spoke with karina nova yesterday on our show at 5:30 p.m. and says current roads restrict drivers. >> this is a physical constraint. to build an extra road on the -- lane on the road, you know how much money it costs and how long

it takes. the idea is to get it into the air. in the air, your hybrid candidate stand and contract -- where hybrid can extend and contract is much as it wants. kumasi: the car is expected to cost my spirit just cannot process. $300,000 it could be available as soon asked 2025. [laughter] that's like 18 months. drew: you think 18 months? kumasi: you have to get the sky traffic lights. they have lights up there. that is too much. sue: would you feel comfortable driving a car? drew: yes,

am i comfortable with other people? julian: have you seen how people fly their own drones? crashing all the time. come on. are you going to do a traffic report in the sky? sue: it is tough enough following the road. kumasi: 18 months. get ready. drew: gotta follow the i-80 airway. [laughter] what happens if you h in the sky? i don't want to think of that. kumasi: over the bay ridge over the bay bridge. you crash on top of cars or hit the water. drew: not good. 18 months. julian: don't we have restricte airways over sfo? right? drew: right. julian: and in the fog? kumasi: you are right.

drew: can you imagine, you cannot fly today. the fog is too thick so you have to take the ground throughout. and everyone is like no, not the ground row. here's a look at accuweather cooler weather in the next couple days. the weekend starts out below average but we have minor warming that continues into early next week. looks like late next week, late temperature -- warm temperatures coming back. sue: i just imagining chaos the sky. i would love to give the 7-day forecast but let's go to the san mateo bridge where we are looking at slower traffic and folks out on the road again as we get back to work. about a 22 minute drive from . here's a look at age 80, completely moving up the limit by the coliseum -- at 880 completely moving up the limit by the coliseum.

julian: the bay areas welcoming really big artist later this year. kumasi: it is being curated by the native and grammy winner her . we are talking about the lights on festival that is coming back september 16 and 17. it will be at the shoreline amphitheater. the passed two festivals were at the concord pavilion. the artists coming include jazmine sullivan, party next door, don tolliver. today general admission passes are around 250 and vip is 617. julian: that is not bad because the lineup looks very good. kumasi: up next, seven things you need to know. julian:

kumasi: 6:57, the seven things to know this morning. news about another mass shooting. overnight, nine people shot during a celebration in washington, d.c. at least the fourth mass shooting in america over the holiday weekend. julian: fireworks lit up the sky across the bay area and officials are blaming them for dozens of fires in contra costa county. fire officials say they responded to 52 fires, 50 expected to be started by illegal fireworks. kumasi: a man went missi yosemite, last seen hiking sunday. julian: both the mega and powerball jackpots are growing this morning after no one won last night.

the mega millions is now worth $427 million. tonight's prize is $546 million. drew: we go from sunshine today. temperatures will be a bit below average later on this afternoon. we will have a nice that is 20 to 30 miles per hour. by friday afternoon, it is not only breezy and cooler but temperatures are more than 10 degrees below average. sue: we are taking a look at your wednesday morning drive just like a regular work day at the bay toll plaza. metering lights were on at 6:35. we are looking at light, holiday conditions around the bay area. kumasi: would you try japan airlines is launching a new clothing rental service to you do not have to bring

clothing when you fly. the idea is if passengers pack lighter, the plain fuel consumption will be reduced along with drew: how much are they decreasing your ticket price by? kumasi: do you get the close when you get there? julian: i guess. close there so i don't have to bring them with me. [laughter] >> ♪ ♪ >> good morning, america. a fourth of july washout for millions of americans. severe storms drenching holiday celebrations, the northeast underwater. this morning, the new storm on the move as millions bake under