paying tribute today. >> we will have more on the passing of tony bennett in a few minutes. breaking news here. a percent brought eastbound traffic on the san rafael bridge to a stop. it started this afternoon and now all eastbound lanes have been shut down. >> negotiators are working to resolve the situation. the traffic is backed up, is bumper-to-bumper into the central san rafael on 101. they are asking drivers to avoid the area. now to a weekend warm up. people are trying to find places to keep cool. >> the heat just-in-time for the weekend. here is sandhya patel with a look at the forecast. sandhya: we are in that

category this afternoon. 102 right now in brentwood. livermore at 103. 59 for half moon bay. you know where the heat it. the heat advisory for inland valleys until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. we are talking about some hot weather and above average temperatures bringing a risk of heat illness, so be careful. 5:00 p.m., still hot. it will still be warm at 7:00 p.m. at the coastline, cool. tomorrow, fog. by noon coming you are the 80's and 90's. in the early afternoon, triple digits again. san jose has air warnings. the smoke is reaching some lower levels. haze and smoke will continue to

linger as we get into tomorrow. hazy skies here on the camera. moderate to poor air quality on saturday. but better on sunday. i will be back with the forecast for the second half of the weekend, coming up. julian: you can stay ahead of the heat with the tools that are weather team uses. check out weather conditions on the bay area app. kristen: and membrane the man and a legend who left his heart in san francisco. tony bennett has died at age 96. he and his music were beloved by fans of all ages. juli rolling in across the world. our reporter has how san francisco is paying tribute. reporter: tony bennett leaves behind an amazing legacy. he recorded 70 albums, but it

was that signature song that galvanized's place in the hearts of bay area residents. >> ♪ i left my heart ♪ ♪ reporter: the fairmont hotel in memory of tony bennett, a place where his statue stands in front. >> he first sang i in san francisco in 1961 in our venetian room. reporter: he passed away on friday at age 96, after a long battle with alzheimer's disease. his fans coming to leave flowers and pay their respects. >> there are no words to express. you expected some people to live forever. reporter: what is your favorite tony bennett song? >> the one for the city. >> ♪ to be where ♪ ♪ sing-along at 12:00 noon across

the city. >> ♪ when i come home to you san francisco ♪ ♪ reporter: the 20 time grammy winner leaves behind a legacy of philanthropy. he was born a new yorker but along the way became the unofficial ambassador of the city by the bay. >> he loved the city, and his death reminds us that we are, you know, here on this earth for a short time and we have got to make sure we make it count. >> ♪ how do you keep the music playing ♪ ♪ reporter: he rose to fame in the 1950's, then enjoyed a resurgence with lady gaga. >> they are 60 years between us but when we sing there is no distance. reporter: there name part of the street in front of the fairmont tony bennett bay. >> it was not about himself.

when i met him he was truly a transcendent, genuine person. and he loved san francisco. reporter: tony bennett and his love song to san francisco forever etched on our minds. >> ♪ golden sun will shine me ♪ ♪ greatest songwriter in the world. tony bennett is survived by his wife commits legend and grandchildren. i left my heart in san francisco has been called the official song of the city. kristen: my reporter: the fairmont hotel says it is organizing a tribute that will be befitting of tony bennett's legacy. we will let everyone know when

they can pay their respects. but what a career. julian: what a life and legacy. kristen: tony rendition of i left my heart in san francisco will ever be a sick. -- will forever be a classic. our guest explained what it meant to tony bennett. >> that song lifted him out of the ranks of a million pop singers and made him who he was. it was one of the last giant hit s for that kind of old-fashioned pop music in t rock 'n' roll had been on the scene already. and was about to give way to the beatles and all that. it speaks to the way that people in this country think about san francisco. and that song will be with us forever.

julian: tony bennett even helped abc7 news viewers. kristen: and belmont come full -- couple was going to celebrate their anniversary with a concert, but it was the pandemic and it was canceled. so they got something even better. [laughter] >> right here. reporter: the couple received a signed print of a tony bennett original painting of the golden gate bridge. >> wow. >> thank you 7 on your side. >> that is beautiful. >> i am going to show you something. >> happy anniversary. hope to see you in san francisco. [laughter] >> the fact that said from tony. and the time he took to do that is overwhelming. it's unbelievable. julian: michael finney joining

us now. the look on their face of surprise. kristen: he spoke with a couple today. >> we gotten email from them that said, "mary and i deeply shattered about tony's the story you did on its willowy oldies be cherished by our family. " tony and his staff are so nice. we were on the phone going, if you reach somebody who cannot go to your concert? and they pulled it together. we did not have something, that was something they had. he was wonderful. kristen: that bandleader i spoke with, wh talked about his niceness and authenticity as a guide. >> he was -- a guy.

>> he was always playing the fairmont when i was a teenager. kristen: that is right. julian: caltrans is warning drivers that interstate 80 will be those this weekend for road repairs. it will be closed between highway 4 and hercules. we have the detour in green on the map. take highway 4 eastbound to 680 to interstate 80 in fairfield. and you can take westbound it will reopen on monday morning. kristen: boil your this after e. coli was detected. officials say it is a precautionary measure. it can cause abdominal pain, diarrhea and nausea. jan bill is providing bottled water to residents and th

a community center on washington street in the town hall lobby. julian: contra costa county first responders remembering two of their own that died 16 years ago. the flag was lowered to half staff today to honor a into fire engineer who were searching for residents inside of a house in 2007 when they were lost in the fire. they died, along with the residents. their sacrifices remembered each and every year. >> the each small service we do be living memorial to matt, sco tt, and all of our fallen firefighters. julian: captain and that were the first firefighters in that county to be killed in the line of duty. kristen: a trial date against donald trump has been announced. a trump appointee picked me 20

to begin the trial. it is months after the department of justice had a state but before the next year's presidential election. his legal team called it a setback for the prosecution. the try will be in a heavily republican area of florida, and legal experts say it will be difficult to pick an impartial jury. >> it is important for the prosecution not to have someone who just believes in donald trump regardless of the facts, because the facts, at least as we know publicly, are strong for the government. kristen: in other news, michael cohen settled a lawsuit of failing to cover millions in legal bills. this is three days before the trial was set to begin. julian: it is not just former trump going to court, the hearings and what we have learned about what could be out there sweet. kristen: new bike lanes, but

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a veteran that claims the government has a taxpayer point -- funded program for spacecrafts. but investigation has no evidence to support the claims. the hearing is to increase government transparency. >> we are not going to bring in a little green man, but the reality is the american public deserves to know. julian: the military intelligence officer leading the task force on ufos says they are analyzing more than 800 cases going back decades. kristen: the women's world cup is in full swing. tonight, the women will open up with a match against vietnam. julian: suzanne is in san francisco with their bay area connections to the world cup. hey. reporter: hi. the party is just getting started here. we are a couple hours away from kickoff, but there are fun activities here.

it is fun and free for the entire family. the highlight tonight is th 6:00 p.m. watch party and the defending champions, team usa. >> they are tough. >> they are going further third championship. >> the u.s. team is dynamic, a great mix of veterans and new players. reporter: there is good reason to be excited for the women's team, and a lot of that is bay area players. alex morgan is a huge favorite. in the mission district, you will find -- >> the women's national team shirts. we got the four stars, the world cup ball. and i have retro shirts as well. reporter: alex morgan, megan rapinoe and kelley o'hara are among those players with northern california connections in will represent the u.s. at the world cup. brady stewart is the ceo of what will be the first women's

professional team in the bay area. >> 35% of the current team has bay area ties, whether it is their time at stanford, santa clara. reporter: jerry smith's head coach of the women's soccer team. >> on the current team we have two players from santa clarita university, julie ertz and sofia huerta. and from cal berkeley we have alex morgan. and from stanford we actually have five players. it is great to see so many of those universities represented at the world cup. reporter: there are more bay area ties beyond the u.s. national team. the san mateo youth soccer team's jessica coward and the daughter of the california attorney general, who played for the first filipino squad in the world cup. >> the world cup is the pinnacle of what we do. it's an amazing event and it is great to see it continue to grow. >> we can see it together as a community.

reporter: and here is a closer look at the big screen. the reason why hundreds are coming out tonight to watch the big match at 6:00. until then, there are fun and free activities here. as i mentioned, the party is just getting started. we are live in san francisco. julian: thank you. folks out there will have a lot of fun. kristen: she is in short sleeves, but over the weekend the short sleeves will not be even able to keep you cool. julian: especially inland. let's take a look at the hot forecast on the way. sandhya absolutely. it is easier to warm up by adding the layers than it is to cool off. definitely stay hydrated as the hot weather persists tomorrow. good afternoon. hello. we are looking at a live picture from the sfo camera where we

have hazy sunshine, 102 in fairfield, and 103 in livermore. concord at 101. santa rosa at 97. and the golden gate bridge camera showing blue skies. this was soft in in our -- ocked in an hour ago. it is 83 in palo alto. 59 in half moon bay. most areas are warmer than yesterday. on the live doppler, we have a quiet story. take the picture from our santa cruz camera. this is the way to roll on friday, enjoying the beach. it is hot inland. fog at the coast overnight. we will have a spare the air alert through tomorrow. the air district extended that is unhealthy air is expected. it tomorrow morning, we have fog expanding near the beach, high

clouds above. and this will continue to filter the sunshine as we go into saturday afternoon and evening. one thing to keep in mind is we have a possibility of fog at the coast and around the monterey bay, through the salinas valley, so a fog warning has been issued and visibility will be a quarter-mile or less. so be careful. 50's and 60's on the temperatures in the hills. 70's tomorrow morning. it will be a warm start in some parts of the bay area. that means it will be hot. tomorrow afternoon, 99 in morgan hill. 87, san jose. . 77 santa cruz 82 in mountain view. low 60's coast side. san francisco at 70. 63 in the sunset district. breezy at the coast. hazy sunshine as the smoke continues to impact us in the upper parts of the atmosphere.

triple digits in cloverdale and calistoga. 96, santa rosa. above average in the east bay. hazy sunshine and hot inland with 102 in brentwood. here is a look at the forecast.summer heat inland again. then it will fizzle a bit on sunday. some easy and breezy conditions on monday. and than the temperatures drop into the 80's by midweek. which i think everybody will be ready by then. until then, take it easy. julian: that fizzling sizzle. sandhya: right? [laughter] julian: i like it. kristen: she is trademarking it. [laughter] kristen: the state superintendent of schools kicked out of a school board meeting. what happened and what he told us today. >> this looks like trash, but no. from trash to one-of-a-kind

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kristen: the california superintendent was kicked out of a school board meeting last night in san bernardino county. [yelling] kristen: that is the moment thurman was kicked out by the

board of the chino hills school board. he was there to speak out against a proposal that would require schools to notify parents if their child identifies as transgender. today, he called this dangerous. >> it could contribute to the high rates of suicide ideation that many lgbtq students experience. and we should not be doing things that hurt students. kristen: thurman said the policy likely violates a right to after he was kicked out of the school board adopted the parent notification policy anyway, regarding transgender students. julian: the first and largest organization of her parents of lgbtq children is celebrating its anniversary this weekend. kristen: many families will be celebrating including a local family that turned a high school into a wonderland for pride prom.

>> the pride prom is essentially like any other is a safe space for the lgbtq community and for its allies. we are trying to flip the narrative to say there are other ways we can do this. we did not have that kind of hierarchy. >> i got to volunteer during the pride prom, so it was nice. >> it was a bunch of people having fun and dancing. a boy can dance with another boy, a girl with a girl, and they will not be judged. i had the ability to feel free as a gay individual and not have to hide or mask it. high school, like aspects of society, are heteronormative. >> having support from pfla

definitely help other students who may be struggling to find communities for themselves. and also just find it support in terms of supporting who they are and what they want to do. >> my dad has been supportive much all my life -- and this is another step of our journey trying to make the world a better place. julian: we would love if you joined us on sunday. special presentation for pgflag parent day, supporting those who help kids of all ages. the event will have intervie personal stories and touching moments centered around people making an impact in their communities and in the lives of their loved ones. watch pflag parent you stream.

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reporter: yes, the bike lane is a first of its kind in san francisco because it is in the middle of the street as opposed to the side of the road. the project as part of a larger initiative to protect cyclists but some feel that the design is putting them at risk. it is under construction, but the bike lane is already being used and the reviews are mixed. >> i do not love it. i think it is a mild improvement than just being on the road but it is still unsafe. >> i just entered it for the first time ever and think it is cool it is in the middle. >> i like it a lot. >> it will be dangerous for the bicyclists. and i cannot turn left off of valencia anymore. reporter: the bike lane runs from 15th street to 23rd street. the under construction signs are up because they are still working on it.

this residents uses the bike lane five days a week and says there is not much protection on the sides. >> just coming up here, a car did a u-turn. reporter: we decided to try it ourselves. safety first. let's go. ok, so the signs are clear. but right away i can c cars can easily drive through. >> they could be a brighter color so the cars can see them, but i do not like when the big trucks come over and do their eluding -- loading. luz: this is a pilot project and they still have a year to evaluate the design. the bicycle coalition says there are positives, but the project

needs work. it has been under construction for the last six to eight weeks and several accidents have been reported. >> it is not something san francisco has ever had. the number i have heard in terms of crashes related to the bike lane has been four. reporter: this advocate wants the process to be revised. and to keep the bike lanes is simple. >> there is another part of the street that has a curbside bike lane that has proven to be safer. luz: to discourage double parking, they are beginning to install traffic posts along the curb but it is not stopping drivers from doing it. another concern is how this project will impact traffic and businesses in the area. julian: it is so fascinating. when will the construction be finalized on valencia and how much longer until they changes are confirmed? luz: according to the bicycle

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kristen: another mega jackpot on the line tonight, the mega millions is more than estimated $720 million. this week the powerball ticket is worth more than $1 billi the winner has 12 months to come forward and cannot remain anonymous. which i take issue with. with all that comes with that. julian: that is true, but if it could stay anonymous everybody would be thinking it is somebody involved with the lottery.

so, probably they are benefiting from it so you have to come forward. it's just the last time anyone sees you. [laughter] you get a private island and disappear after that. kristen: i am sure that you would continue to report on the a's, right? casey: even if you win, home on $720 million is only $282 million after taxes. it's not even worth buying a ticket. kristen: you could try your luck. casey: i would still be here. i like you guys. kristen: we could scratch off the public funding part of that ballpark. casey: i am in. julian: he is going to buy the team if he wins. costco members only get two membership cards but what happens if a card is given to a child?

it was posted on tiktok that a person's mother was bann from the store for using hised -- banned from the store for using her husband's card. they have been cracking down on extra users. kristen: before everybody gets outraged, this tiktok user says he is not outraged. he recognizes the policy has always been there. they had two, but when he went off to college if they gave one of them to him. and it. casey: this is an influencer based story, there could be more high. then there needs to be. especially since the user himself was not upset. when i was a kid i would go skateboarding near the costco

and i would walk next to a person walking in and they thought i was their kid. [laughter] kristen: now. more mature, not playing somebody else's kid. sandhya: i do not think there is anything wrong with using the card for your kid or spouse, but there is abuse in the system so i understand. casey: those samples do not pay for themselves. [laughter] kristen: the friendship bracelets are a go again, but taylor-gating at taylor swift's levi's stadium stop is still a no. they have said that friendship bracelets will be permitted at the stadium, walking back an earlier prohibition on the bracelets. she will perform next week at levi's stadium. julian: this is beyond me, i have no clue what we are talking about. casey: why were they banding the

friendship bracelets? that's an innocuous thing. kristen: the concertgoers do that. casey: it is based on a lyric about friendship bracelets so people make them and traded them so they can have a bond with others at the concert. it is no surprise that scott overruled because she is the honorary member of -- mayor of santa clara so she probably overthrew it. julian: much more on this on abc7 news at 5:00 p.m. and t hitting the screen this weekend and now it is known as "barbenheimer" -- our reporter has the details. ♪ reporter: probably not much of a surprise when you hea odd coming out of hollywood, but now there is this. >> the world will remember this day. reporter: that is not a

fromp a real movie it is a mashup of two and in the answer to anybody trying to figure out what to do when two blockbuster films open on the same day. barbie? >> hi, barbie. reporter: and "oppenheimer" -- a nd they answer from the internet is to see both of them. "barbenheimer." >> i saw both of them. it was the right way to go. >> see barbie afterwards. reporter: there are tiktok's, tweets and t-shirts, even a wikipedia page promoting what has become a marketing phenomenon, pushing moviegoers to try both. both films are worlds apart. >> do you guys everything about dying? reporter: on the one hand, you have greta gerwig's fantasy comedy about a doll experiencing

an existential crisis and has to go to the real world to resolve it. on the other, christopher nolan's biographical thriller for universal about a physicist who is credited for creating, you know. >> i will see barbie 100%. i cannot wait to see it. it is great for the industry and audiences that we have a couple of amazing films coming out on the same day. >> it is a perfect double bill. kristen: who did it? anyone? is might kid the only one that did it? casey: not yet, but i like that they said the barbie movie would make a good chaser, because "oppenheimer" does look like a dark movie. margot said to g both, then seek barbie again. kristen: but how could you stay awake at the end with "oppenheimer" as the second

film, but "barbie" has some thoughtful themes as well. greta gerwig is great. but it was still surprisingly good. sandhya: your daughter did not fall asleep? that is amazing. kristen: you know kids. julian: they better be handing out some energy drinks between these movies, because they are incredibly long. casey: it is good for the movie industry and theaters, because that's something that needs more support these days. julian: go out and to see them. kris

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julian: one man's trash is another man's treasure holds true for one pop artist. kristen: jason up cycles create celebrity portraits. >> this looks like trash, but no. it smells like granny. ♪ so i made this out of trash, inspired by cardi b. she has a baby, that is the pedialyte, her pepsi commercial. here on the ale have a turkey baster, egg cartons, a tv guide. eye spy for adults in pop culture may be. the coolest things are when i

have asked celebrities to send me their junk. i started with phyllis diller. i asked her to send me stuff. and she mailed me a box. these are from the 50's and 60's. the moon boot was and on fantasy island. and i have been about seven portraits of her. she sent me a whole u-haul. this is one of my most prized possessions. this is pamela anderson's shirt. it smells beautiful. another person's trash is my treasure, for sure. this was the first piece i made. i made it in kindergarten with

my grandma. she would set me up with a noodles and beans. she taught me you can do whatever you want. there's no rules. i've always be culture. i did gayle king on luncheon bowls. miley cyrus has one of my tictac portraits. and i also have pillows. a lot of them are out of the trash. see, i used to have to trash pick more but now i have my own trash studio. i usually start with the subject i am inspired by, then i have to say, what is the image? the what is the color schemen? what is it made out of? basically it is all here. ♪ what i am working on is a for loretta lynch. the -- lynn.

the hair will be records. so i am laying down pieces of record covers. and this is a wooden spoon her teeth are plastic spoons. this will go on here. ♪ i really do think that it is contributing to recycling and the environment. >> the recycling element is amazing. he can make anything out of anything. it is a skill to be able to do such refined mosaic work. that we wanted to have art shows and figure the best way to kick

it off would be the collages. >> if i am doing it for three hours, i am not thinking about my life or problems. that's my happiest place. kristen: julian: incredible. kristen: right now i am sweating already looking at the graphics. julian: some of us will be sweating this weekend. sandhya: absolutely, especially tomorrow. inland areas will be where the heat will persist. right now, some patches of fog. the inland highs in the triple digits tomorrow. 60's at the coast. sunday, the heat eases and we will be in the 90's. here is the seven-day forecast. a heat advisory until tomorrow night. the valleys and hills. cooler on sunday and monday.

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don't miss the news at 11:00 p.m. san diego comic-con is underway and while the stars are not participating there is still a lot going on. a reporter from our sister station has a look at the action. >> hi, welcome. reporter: we went up, down and all around, searching for the funnier comic-con and found an abundance of amusement, including old crap and cool little robots. >> it is the future. it is the next chapter of toys, where you can control the robot by your voice or program it. and you can have different actions with the app. reporter: you will just need one more thing, $1700. hulu invited guests to enjoy anim- opposites and the great north.

also for fans of futurama. we also founds characters from the movie, "the emperor's new groove." and this guy. >> i was a pickle as a scientist. reporter: from pickle rick to indiana jones, the pope, and dave rose gallery of spider-man's villains, there are characters everywhere, like chainsaw man. and some are scarier than others. >> i call it nerd christmas. i have friends who come from all over that i have been friends forever just by meeting at comic-con. reporter: we are calling her ms. shark nado. >> it is a classic. reporter: no matter where you go, you can always see more. see what i

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