>> building a better bay area moving >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> my brother can beat the odds, regardless of the terrain. >> the search for a hiker missing it yosemite. the family weighing in on his disappearance. >> international tensions w the u.s. military running high after an incident in the sky with russia and another incident at sea with iran. >> enter morning commute could get a little bit more expensive.

a proposal to raise tolls on most bay area bridges moving forward. but there is some new opposition. trying to take our money. >> all the time. the morning, everybody. [laughter] jobina is back with us. jobina: just in time for almost friday. he's right on in. -- ease right on in. drew: today is not bad for july. it will be a pleasant afternoon for many. a live look outside, cloudy up above with drizzle on the coast. most areas were running mostly cloudy conditions right now. numbers, we are waking up to temperatures that are typical for this time of year. little day-to-day change for this time of week. temperatures right now are in the 50's. hour-by-hour we will have a lot of loud cover with a marine layer that's pretty deep. 3000 feet, meaning it take it's

time breaking down and for much of the day we will have patchy fog on the east bay shoreline. our warmest spots are only in the 70's today. mainly 60's around the bay shoreline. that's the weather, let's get a check on the traffic. jobina: no major blocking issues coming in. there is a wind advisory through the ultimate asked. here we have a live picture from the san mateo bridge with taillights traveling westbound towards the peninsula with headlights here in our live picture traveling westbound. it's getting busier through the bay bridge toll plaza so far this morning so we will keep an eye out for the metering lights. tracy to dublin, 39 minutes for the drive. i will let you know if things pick up out there. kumasi: a bill that could tolls on bay area bridges has made it out of assembly. amanda joins us live this morning with the latest on this.

amanda: there has been plenty pushcart -- pushback and disagreement over this dollar increase talk. here they already pay seven dollars to get across and by january of 2024 if the bill passes that could be raised to eight dollars 50 cents. sb 532 was introduced by scott wiener. covering the large operating deficits covered by were various transit agencies including bart and muni. the bill passed its first committee hearing yesterday evening, raising tolls on several state owned bridges by $1.50 as i mentioned beginning january through december of 2028, a full five years. however the bay area council representing 325 major employers is opposed to the bill. the president and ceo jim

wonderment has been vocal about the council stance saying that before they can support new fees for transit they need to see the agencies working to make things safer, more cost-effective and seamless. >> every time the transit agencies are short of money is a fool strategy. >> if they don't think that tools -- tolls are the right source, i hope they won't -- i hope they will suggest solutions instead of just saying no. >> the bay out disparities. those driving over the bridge are statistically lower income and disproportionately people of color but the state senator wiener says he hasn't seen that eta. still, he says public transportation riders are significantly lower income than people who are driving. in the next half-hour we will

discuss the seven state owned bridges here in the bay area could see impact again as soon january of 2024. for now, reporting live, amanda del castillo. >> i the u.s. military just hours apart. one with russia, the other with iran. jobina is tracking it this morning. jobina: the u.s. is calling for russia to cease what they call reckless behavior and accusing iran of trying to seize commercial oil tankers. they have released a video saying it shows russian fighter jets flying dangerously close to drones operating over syria. they were conducting a mission against isis targets when three russian aircraft began harassing the drones, dropping multiple parachute flares in front of them, forcing them to make evasive maneuvers. >> over the past few months

there have been dozens of risky unprofessional encounters carried out by russian fighter jets. jobina: incident yesterday, the navy said they stopped iranian versus from seizing oil tankers in the gulf of oman. the u.s. military says that no one was hurt. iran denies that there was any attempt to seize the oil tankers. kumasi: this morning we are trying to -- hearing from a woman -- a man who try to save a woman who was attacked in the san francisco bay area neighborhood. unfortunately she died. the 63-year-old woman was pushed to the ground from behind at 6:40 p.m. on monday in the area of 3rd street and edgerton. dion lund spoke with an auto mechanic in the neighborhood who said he wanted to run after the suspect but noticed the woman on the ground bleeding. >>

ground bleeding. i thought she would live. kumasi: say that the woman's husband who speaks chinese did not know what to do so he called 911. no arrests have been made. julian: santa clara police say a man has been arrested related to the stabbing at levi's stadium. it started as a fight courted on video by several other fans. investigators linked the suspect to a home in sacramento where he was arrested tuesday night and he is now facing attempted murder charges. police are also investigating how the suspect got the knife into the stadium and the first race. haywood police are investigating an unprecedented amount of violence on the fourth of july from tuesday night wednesday morning. 11 people were shot in at least or bank separate shootings. one person died, we are learning. another was stabbed to death.

up groups celebrating all night. >> everybody having a good time, 9:30 the fireworks shoot off. after that, a lot of people, a lot of dodging, grabbing the grandkids, making sure that everybody got in the house safe. >> investigators do not think that the incidents are related and have made two arrests so far. kumasi: clement say they think he slipped and fell into the water in an area off the waterfalls trail. he was hiking with other friends who had been to yosemite a number of times. search-and-rescue news have been looking for him and they went on a hike themselves looking for clues as to what may have happened. >> until we are proven otherwise, i, i know that my brother can beat the odds

regardless of the terrain and water levels and what other factors there might be. kumasi: the family is asking for any witnesses who may have seen him to share details because even the smallest thing could be crucial. drew: 5:08 this morning and today we are tracking the coolest day of the week. temperatures are going to be below average for july. looking at the numbers today, going into the 60's or the 70's by about rpm, a far cry for where we should be at this time of year, especially in santa rosa and gilroy. where we should be in the 80's by the afternoon. anywhere from five to 11 degrees below average for this day in july. san jose, live look, a lot of cloud with a deep marine layer and clouds slow to clear this morning compared to the past couple of mornings. a mostly cloudy start as the sun except this morning. slow clearing, this morning.

keep the clouds on the coast but it is breezy with numbers below average. numbers in the 60's and 70's. 65 in oakland, feeling cool in the east bay. 70's in the north bay same in the inland east a and southbay away from the coast where you will see a lot of sunshine and the coast is cloudy. looking at the three day forecast you can see it's a steady pattern of morning clouds, sunshine, little change in temperatures but that will change next week with much warmer air moving in, coming up in about eight minutes, julian. julian: more fallout over illegal fireworks in the bay area, being blamed for brush fires, house fires, and a lot of trash in the streets. kumasi: holiday for tahoe volunteers. hundreds of pounds of trash. julian: a note -- new social media app with already 10

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kumasi: in the north bay, fast work by fire crews kept a brush fire from reaching a school and homes in napa yesterday. a summer program at silverado middle school and homes around coos ville road had to be back -- evacuated for a short time, flames chard seven acres. antioch man blaming fireworks on a fire that troy his house. a story that we first told you about yesterday. the fire gutted two homes near eighth and e streets at 3:00 in the morning. everybody made it out safe if you look at this you can see how much damage was left behind. holes in the walls and ceilings. just the smell of earned debris. the night of the fire paul said he got out of ed to see why his dogs were barking. he opened a door and all he saw was flames outside of his home. he then ran to wake up his wife.

>> i was like get up, get up, the houses on fire. get out the front. get in and go. kumasi: the exact cause of the fire has not been determined but fire officials say fireworks could be to blame. julian: a major cleanup in oakland after the fourth of july. streets were littered with trash from fireworks. the councilmember send out his own staff to help clean up the district. he says they picked up at least 10 pickup loads of trash. some of it left behind here. one member says he's done the cleanup for a couple of years now and this year was by far the worst. >> the cars, it was a mess. they were trying to avoid not going over what was left but i had never seen that much trash like i saw this morning. julian: oakland police sa didn't issue any citations for illegal fireworks but did make arrests for more serious crimes.

a discouraging site to see on the shores of tahoe beaches, trash left hind by those visiting for the fourth of july holiday area volunteers said they picked up over four tons of trash just yesterday. we spoke with some of those volunteers. >> see on the shores of lake tahoe wednesday morning. >> there was no accident about it, you know. people partying, they trashed it and left it like that. >> following the holiday, parts of the lake looking more like a dumpsite. collin west is the founder of the tahoe based nonprofit cleanup the lake. >> everything under the sun. shoes, flip-flops, hats, coolers. >> he and a group of volunteers spent the entire day cleaning up the mess left behind by visitors, including trash both on the beaches and inside the lake itself.

he says the group ticked up 8500 pounds of garbage in just one day. >> it has definitely been one of the worst cleanups i have been on or involved in in any single day. >> beyond the inconvenience he and other locals say it's the environmental impact that has them worried. riley mccleary is an animal photographer and maker. he went out wednesday morning to see the wildlife but when he saw the mess left hind he decided to join the cleanup effort instead. >> there is nothing worse than seeing such a beautiful animal gorge itself on garbage and trash and plastic. >> the tahoe basin has long been a tourist destination but many locals feel this has to stop. west is calling on all visitors to do their part to make sure that this doesn't happen again. >> you are here because it's beautiful, and amazing experience to enjoy what we have in the tahoe basin. we need everyone to do their best to protect it.

>> in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. kumasi: an entire cooler? julian: with the stuff, too. what is wrong with? kumasi: we can't have nice things. julian: seriously. kumasi: come on now. jobina: i wonder what kind of cooler. julian: come on, that's what, 200 and $50? kumasi: jobina. [laughter] kumasi: get it together, clean up after yourself. julian: even that story in oakland, all of the trash in the streets? cleanup. yeah. drew: outside this morning, let's talk about the clouds. sunshine later today but it is the coolest day of the week and accuweather calls for clouds with coastal drizzle. easy and cooler than average through the weekend with summer heat coming back next week. we will preview that in a second. the wind is light and it will pick up similar to yesterday. the wind is gusting on shore 20

to 30 miles per hour. that is where temperatures will be anywhere from five to 11 degrees below average. today is the coolest day of the week and you can clearly see our warmest spots are only in the 70's away from the coast. kissimmee will be pretty foggy. east bay shoreline, 65 for oakland. 75 in san jose. 75 in antioch. tonight the marine layer grows again, overcast with drizzle on the coast. let's show you the summer heat. future trak temperatures jumping next week, tuesday we start to see the 90's making a comeback inland. 70's and 80's on the bay shoreline. heading towards wednesday and thursday we ramp up temperatures and again it looks like we will have the slightest onshore flow keeping the coast nice and comfy in the 60's and 70's. i wouldn't be surprised if next week we have heat advisories

posted away from the coast. forecast for the next seven days , morning clouds and drizzle with temperatures through the weekend with a warming trend that then hits us more like summer for the middle of next week. jobina: good morning, everybody. we just got a new rope of a crash in vacaville. i don't even have it on the map. it came in and is an overturned tractor trailer past weber road. we don't have any backups in the area but we will have a map for you on seven things. richmond refill bridge, headlights moving westbound towards them north bay and oakland right here, the coliseum camera headlights are traveling southbound for you. there is still a wind advisory in the ultima pass. wrapping up here you can see green across the board. a pretty smooth commute. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. julian: airbnb is seeing the

effects of the slow recovery in san francisco. new data showing a dip in visitors using the service. kumasi: and a live look outside at the bay bridge this morning. it's

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kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, it's here. the meta-challenger to twitter, threads, officially launched yesterday afternoon and gained more than 10 million users in the first seven hours. julian: a bill to temporarily raise tolls in the area on bridges to fund public transit has passed its first committee hearing. supporters say it's a way to save transit agencies for major cuts. some worry that disproportionately impact lower income people in those without the opportunity to work from home. kumasi: number three, a man arrested in connection with a stabbing at a soccer match at vice. he's facing attempted murder charges. police are investigating how a suspect got a knife in the stadium. julian: number four, the u.s. tracking two separate incidents

overseas involving the u.s. military. this video shows a russian fighter jet flying dangerously close to drones operating over syria. the navy says they also prevented iran from seizing a commercial oil tanker in the gulf of oman. drew: number five, it's a cloudy morning out there to start out the day. we will have a slow clearing. below 60's. jobina: number six, zooming into vacaville where there is a crash involving an overturned tractor trailer in the counter commute care -- direction eastbound 80 past weber road. kumasi: number seven, the state department says you should just so -- expect delays in getting new passports through the end of the year. officials are blaming the pandemic and a surge in applications for delay. julian: sausalito is

creative in attempting to save the sea lion statue. they sailed to raise money to save the statue. it was damaged during our winter storms. it costs around $50,000 for the restorations in the city is $5,000 short. >> i c statue. it hasn't been the same without it on the waterfront and as the mayor i thought how could i use what i love to help the city that i love. julian: the sea lion statue has been on display since 1957 and can be seen offshore at high tide perched on the rocks at low tide. the city says the sea lion is the most photographed esa public art in all of sausalito. kumasi: a new report claims airbnb rentals are down in san francisco. according to our partners at the standard, occupancy is down 25% this year compared to last year. >> we haven't seen a return in the international tourist.

a lot of those folks used to come from east asia in particular, spending a lot of money in the city, they haven't returned to the level that folks have been expecting or wanting. kumasi: the report also says business travel is down, which could be prompting the steeper discounts being offered downtown. some who rent the homes on the site blame bad press on crime in the city. julian: the women's u.s. soccer team is days away from competing in the fifa world cup sendoff match. it will be held in san jose. players tell abc7news that in able to practice and play their final match in the bay area is very special. ask grew up here, spent a lot of time in northern california. i've gotten asks for 20 tickets. [laughter] outside of that i am sure that i will have a few more friends but i feel overwhelmed being here, gratitude, going to the world

cup it's a reminder of the journey and the skills i have built up over time and a lot of positive memories. julian: the sendoff game is this sunday, july 9, one p.m. at paypal park in san jose. kumasi: little league all-star baseball teams from taiwan are in the middle of a two week tour in the bay area. with the hillsboro little league last night. baseball is popular in taiwan and a huge tradition. taiwan regularly represents the world in the little league world series. the league will also get a chance to play other teams across the peninsula. >> i mean they came all the way here from taiwan just to play us . it's super fun so far. and like all these kids, i would never get to see if i, if they wouldn't have come out here to play with us. kumasi: the taiwanese players were also welcome that hillsboro town hall. julian: coming up at 5:30, how

the ftc plans to crack down on fake online reviews. kumasi: a different crackdown targeting ghost guns. the legal action being taken after a deadly mass shooting in philadelphia. julian: and here we take a live look outside as we see the traffic moving on this thursday morning. we will check back in with jobina in a few minutes. >> everyone is h >> wet happens to all of this? >> we don't wanted to make its way back to the ocean. >> the community is speaking out. >> everyone has done their part. >> we are sticking with the story on our livestream. >> business owners tell us they are seeing signs of progress. everyday day we are building towards something better. >> a better bay area.

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way moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. julian: bridge tolls are seven dollars for most bay area bridges. here's a live look at that at 5:30. the price could soon be increasing. the first hurdle to a new proposal just past. kumasi: new problems as there's an attempt to end illegal vending and the mission district. threats they are now facing. julian: summer is here in the san francisco zoo wants you to know about it area after hours events they are trying to get adults to come to. kumasi: move over, there's a new microblogging app in town. good morning, everybody. it's thursday, july 6. julian: we are going to get your day started out right with drew tuma. a look at your forecast. drew: a live look a

creek camera with overcast skies. temperatures are typical for this time of year. starting out in the 50's on this thursday. with clouds slow to clear, the warming process is also slow. a weather showing you 9:00 a.m. with a veil of cloud cover over a thick male of the region. in the afternoon it's cloudy on the coast, cloudy over the city. patchy fog in the east bay keeping temperatures anywhere from five to 11 degrees below average for this time of year. 70's pretty much on the warmest spots away from the coast. 60's on the bay shoreline underneath this cooling trend. that's the weather, let's check on traffic with jobina. jobina: southbay here, we have a live camera showing you san jose and 101. so far the commute is looking pretty nice. there's one issue we will get to on the maps but first we have a picture of walnut creek and 680. taillights are picking up there, but so is the drive time from

tracy to joplin. still nowhere near the one-hour market, that's good, it might stay that way because it is a holiday week. we will end here with a look at the maps. found 80 past weber road there is a crash involving an overturned big rig but it does not appear to include any injuries. kumasi: some people are calling it twitter killer, metta launching threads yesterday, officially tanking on -- taking on twitter. it's the number one treading -- trending topic on twitter right now. gloria joins us in the newsroom to explain what you need to know if you were thinking about joining. gloria: it's going head to head with twitter, metta launching threads earlier than expected and people have been rushing to join. meta's joined within 24 hours in that

mission is to create an open friendly public space for conversation. you can sign in with your instagram account, carrying over your information and you can access the built-in follower base. it has a similar set up twitter. blue checkmarks, followers, posts have options for like, repost, or reply. a big question is if threads can succeed. one expert says that the timing is right, with everything going on with their rival. >> meta has plenty problems, conversation for another day, but it is sanely run and effective and the user base of instagram is tremendous. given how volatile twitter is right now, it wouldn't take much to be a great improvement. gloria: many have been looking for a new outlet since elon musk bought twitter last october and implement and changes including

setting limits on how many tweets users could read. twitter said it was necessary to ensure the authenticity of user base. the abc 7 news bay area is already on threads, be sure to follow us there. here are a a few things to know. meta says that their posts are lit into 500 characters, videos limited to five minutes, and accounts for those 16 and under are automatically private. i have been talking to folks in the newsroom who said that they set up an account in seconds and it's easy to do that. julian: i'm one of those people. appreciate it. thank you, gloria. a proposal to temporarily increase tolls on bay area bridges has passed a hurdle in the legislature. supporters say it will be a much-needed lifeline for public transit agency struggling to recover from pandemic but not everyone thinks it is the best option. amanda is live at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning with reaction from both sides. good morning.

amanda: good morning, julian. any talk of a toll increase seems to invite input from both sides. supporters and critics. here at the bay bridge toll plaza we know that drivers already pay seven dollars to get across and in january of 2024 that could increase to eight dollars $.50. the bill passed its first committee hearing yesterday evening, raising tolls on seven state owned bay area bridges i $1.50 beginning january as i mentioned, through december of 2020 eight. that's five years total. we have covered the large operating deficits faced by the various transit agencies including bart and muni. the money is meant to help fund public transportation but the bay area council representing 325 major employers is opposed to the bill, saying that for they can support new taxes, tolls, or fees for transit a need to see the agencies working to make systems safer, more

cost-effective and seamless. the council points out what they see as disparities in transportation saying that those who drive the bridge and pay tolls are statistically lower income with lower levels of education and disproportionately people of color. >> when the tolls get to this level it becomes material. >> let's be crystal clear, the worst thing that can happen for downtown san francisco and other downtown areas is for public transportation to fall apart. amanda: state senat introduced the bill admits he hasn't seen the data on the disparities but says that public transportation riders are significantly lower income than the people who are driving. take a look, the seven bay area bridges that would see an increase under the bill include the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, richmond san rafael, dunbar, carquinez, venetia, and antioch.

it seems like everyone except for the golden gate bridge. reporting live, amanda dicker still you. -- amanda del castillo. julian: thank you, amanda. two major tech conference is expected to bring thousands to the mus goni center have been canceled. meta, canceling its business group summit. red hat and the ibm subsidiary will have a convention in denver instead. the chronicle reports the cancellations will affect the tourism industry in the city and we can expect to see 60% of average convention activity next year in 2024. kumasi: new plans have been filed with the city of san francisco for the proposed 50 story skyscraper in the outer sunset. here's a look at the renderings obtained by our media partners at the standard. the tall, thin residential towers would be covered in glass

with floor-to-ceiling windows, balconies on every floor. it would include retail space, a gym, underground parking, and more. including 110 affordable housing units. according to the chronicle, officials said the building was too big for the area but the developer is trying to use the states density bonus law to get this approved. as a part of our efforts to help filled a better bay area we are looking into illegal street vendors. public works inspectors say they face threats and physical violence as they try to crackdown in the mission. our crew experienced it themselves when reporting on the story. >> she will not be. >> hey, hey. >> hell are you doing? kumasi: our abc 7 news reporter was interviewing a street vendor when a woman tried to snatch the microphone. the vendors around there told them that this is what they experience every day.

the city started the street vending program a year ago. the goal is to make sure that read -- vendors are registered with the permit and not selling stolen items. public works inspector's every day trying to enforce the rules. >> there has been pushing, bodychecks and punches. no serious injuries but definitely something to be concerned about and it's a situation we don't want staff in. ask are you worried about that? >> [speaking spanish] >> i have a baby and other kids who come here to sell with me. kumasi: public works believes that the people attacking them are not people -- are people who are not permitted, excuse me, and who are selling what appears to be stolen goods. julian: after hours event at the san francisco zoo gives adults more

fun activities. featuring live music from sf jazz and an outdoor bar. i like this. you don't even need to find a babysitter, there are kid friendly activities as well. it will go from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. every friday through august the 25th and general admission is $12 each. admission is free for members and children 11 and up. check it out. a handful of students in oakland are getting ready for a new school year with a crash course in english through a pilot program with oakland unified called summer academy for integrated language learning. most of the students recently arrived in oakland and it didn't grow up speaking english. the program has two teachers in the use a lot of visuals and repetition to help students process the lessons. >> it's really hard. it's a long year. i like learning english. >> you learned it in one year? >> and i'm still learning. i'm ready for fifth grade, but

i'm kind of nervous. >> >> thank you. julian: hey when you have that confidence, you can do anything, right? stay of school is less than five weeks away, august 7. feels like they just got out of school. kumasi: yeah. teens may be smoking cannabis more than cigarettes or binge drinking. a lot more. at least according to a new study by the california department of public one in 11 high school students had smoked weed in the past month. doctors are concerned about this because heavy cannabis use early in life can have a big impact later. when you are young, your brain is still developing. >> it can impact your memory, your learning, your attention, your ability to have good judgment, impact your motivation and ultimately could impact the relationships that you need to develop and the goals you are trying to accomplish. kumasi: doctors are trying to

steer teens away from using cannabis as a way to relax. the department of public health has other healthier tips for that you can check out the website on your screen, mind over marijuana.com. all right. are you feeling lucky? if you are, please go to the corner store and get a lottery ticket. powerball mega millions sitting at a combined payout of $1 billion. julian: have you heard about this one question mark harry potter coming to hbo as a series . each book getting its own season and now we are hearing from daniel radcliffe, who played harry potter and the movies, about his possible involvement in the project. first we check back on the forecast. drew: if you are getting out to walk the dog in the next couple of hours, know that we have a lot of cloud cover out there. look at how slow the temperatures are to get warm. steady in the upper 50's through 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., as we write the cloud cover back to

the coastline later today. here's a live look at sfo showing you the marine layer up above. it's pretty deep right now, 3000 feet. what it means for this time of the year is it will take time to clear back to the coastline, slowing the warming process. below average temperatures for this time of year. it will land at 4 p.m. with average's in the middle. five degrees to 11 degrees below average for this time of year. cool by july standards. santa cruz is cloudy on the coast. here is how we will have a mostly cloudy sky through most of the morning with slow clearing back to the coast and into the afternoon we are bright away from the coast and breezy with wind gusting 15 to 30 miles per hour and temperatures below average, 60's and 70's for the most part. looking at the three day forecast, little change to the sky conditions. gray, little change to the sunshine with a minor bump up in

temperatures through the weekend but next week is a different story, warm weather bringing it back

kumasi: philadelphia taking legal action after a mass shooting there this week. the man blamed for the deaths of five people is in custody in the city is filing suit against two makers of the so-called ghost guns. jobina is at the live debts with more. jobina: ghost guns were used in the attack. it happened in a adelphia neighborhood and in addition to the five people killed, several others were wounded, including a toddler. we have reported on ghost guns at length here in the bay area but if you are unfamiliar they are weapons that can be purchased online and assembled at home, posing a major concerns to police.

they can be bought or background check. the city of philadelphia is suing the manufacturers of ghost guns. one of them has already faced multiple lawsuits in los angeles and washington, d.c. manufacturers -- >> manufacturers attempted to avoid liability by claiming they sell parts and not guns but they can be assembled in minutes by everyone. >> the atf doesn't know about them. you are wired to register the guns with a serial number and that's not being done. kumasi: philadelphia has seen a 300% increase in the number of ghost guns used in crimes over the last four years. nationwide the recovery is up 11% since 2017. the gun makers have not responded to the lawsuit and as for the shooting suspect, he's being held without bail. kumasi: popular weight-loss brand jenny craig making a comeback. nutrisystem's announced it would be back this fall with online

coaching instead of physical centers and customers will get food by delivery. jenny craig filed for bankruptcy in may after 40 years in is this because of growing competition from trendy diets and weight loss drugs. court filings show the intellectual property could be worth $10 million. julian: actor daniel radcliffe clearing the air about whether he will be appearing in the upcoming harry potter tv series, saying he has not had any discussion about whether he will be making an appearance. but he added he is excited to see what others would do with the series. he played the books from jk rowling. the cast has yet to be announced for the upcoming series. kumasi: looking like, is sandra bullock in it? whole other movie. [laughter] kumasi: i'm like sandra. [laughter] julian: ok, who would she be if we cast her in harry potter? jobina: that is a good question. julian: professor umbrage?

drew: that could be good. she was terrible. jobina: who was that? drew: in the pink. jobina: of course, of course, terrible. she was people. julian: that could be fun for sandra bullock. jobina: that could be a good one. they are older, now. drew: yeah without those three though? julian: and you know he wants to distance himself for sure. please let me be something else. drew: each book is a season? eight years? julian: that's a long commitment. they will eat it up, though. jobina: giving me like bridgerton vibes. kumasi: i'm waiting for the next one. [laughter] julian: hooked. drew: you got your bill with queen charlotte? not the real thing. [laughter] drew: outside this morning, we have clouds out there on the exploratorium camera. it's a gray start coastal drizzle.

breezy and cooler than average, sticking with us through the upcoming weekend and then everything is really going to change next week. summer heat taking a comeback. the wi to yesterday with an onshore low through the delta that is going to help to keep those temperatures five to 11 degrees below average. the cooling trend does continue for another day. looking at these numbers we are basically in the 70's in our warmest spots. this time of year we should be in the upper 80's and the warmest spots. bay shoreline, 60's up the board. the marine layer will hug the coast all day with sunshine. overnight, the marine layer expands once again, turning overcast and patting more in over the next couple of days, coastal drizzle as well with numbers basically in the 50's. future trak temperatures heading into next week will start to warm up again back into the 90's on tuesday afternoon with our warmest cities.

the numbers increasing each and every day as we head towards next friday. the microclimates are in full effect for the latest onshore flow, keeping the coast relatively comfortable in the 60's and 70's. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. below average temperatures through the weekend and the weekend looks nice. fog and sunshine with warmer weather moving in next week, accelerating by thursday and friday. julian: there is a new -- jobina: we have a new crash coming in in oakland, right at jackson southbound on 80. speeds have dropped. i'm bringing up the coliseum camera because the issue is north of our life picture here. but i do want to make sure that anyone knows if they are traveling northbound you might face onlooker traffic as well. both directions impacted. metering lights came on at 5:39. it doesn't look like it but they

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julian: first look, the federal trade commission cracking down on make online product reviews. >> with some of the biggest sales of the summer on the horizon, a new proposal to crack down on fake online reviews. >> the online review space is so saturated with fake reviews. i liken it to the wild west. there has been little enforcement, little regulation. >> the new plan targets anyone

who buys, sells, or manipulates online reviews and they are proposing stiff penalties. fines of up to $50,000 per fake review. how can you stay alert? >> sometimes you will see that a company has repurposed one product for a completely different product. pay less attention to the very worst and very best reviews. unit are not sure if someone was really incentivized. >> coming up we will have more on the telltale signs of what to watch out for. i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. kumasi: prime day is coming up and so are the deals and if you plan ahead you can get the most out of the deals on july 11 and 12th. amazon prime members have a new trick up their sleeve for high-end demand items. you can basically request them ahead of time with invite only deals. >> there are some items they

think will sell out and they are asking you to do homework at halftime and click for an invitation to have the possibility to buy the item during prime day. kumasi: the possibility? well. basically, it is a possibility because you don't guarantee getting the product i doing this. it does however increase the chances of you being able to buy it before it sells out. other expert hot tips, take the opportunity to buy household items in bulk. other stores often try to compete, make sure you check out other stores as well. julian: a total of nearly $1 billion is on the line for the next big millions and powerball jackpot. no one matched all the numbers last night in the $557 million powerball drawings so the jackpot rolls over to $590 million. here are last nights numbers. the next drawing is saturday night.

now to the mega millions, where the jackpot is at $427 million after no one matched all the numbers on tuesday. numbers are on your screen there. the next drawing is set or tomorrow night. drew: g if you are looking for a run, it's a nice morning with temperatures in the 50's. we will start to see peaks of sunshine at 10 a.m. but the warming processes slow today. live look from our south beach camera, overcast skies. slowly clearing cloud cover this morning, the afternoon at 4 p.m. is breezy with below average temperatures in the 60's and 70's. kumasi: new at 6:00, taking a step towards unionizing. the efforts at a second san francisco starbucks. julian: and hundreds of san francisco streets are about to undergo major repairs in the next year.

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