good morning. fourth of july frenzy. travel trouble showing no sign of letting up this morning as the holiday weekend swings into high gear. >> i spent$656 on a ticket and i'm still trying to find a way home right now. >> hundreds of flights already canceled today. the nation's highways packed with close to record numbers of americans hitting the road despite sky high gas prices. and now severe storms could make a bad situation worse. we're live with the latest.

breaking overnight. under arrest. two days after the young mother was shot to death on new york's upper east side pushing her baby in the stroller. police have a suspect in custody. the child's father. how authorities were able to track him down. sharks near shores. urgent warning for beach goers. sharks from california to cape cod and two suspected attacks this week alone. >> the shark would not turn loose and it kept thrashing around. >> what you need to know if you are heading to the beach. and all that plus mystery on the moon. nasa trying to determine this morning who owns the rocket that smashed on to the moon's surface creating two big craters. >> we just don't understand why it created a double crater. >> this is a case where you need to be a rocket scientist to figure it out. today, saturday july 2nd,

2022. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and kristen welker. >> welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. this fourth of july weekend. peter, it is great to be back together again. >> i'm glad you are here. we have fireworks for you. >> i'm looking forward to that. >> kristen was overoverseas wite president. this is the last nine days. d.c. to austria. then austria to spain on thursday and spain back to new york city. a stop to anchor "today" as one does. back home for birthday cake. we did the math. nine days and nearly 9,000 miles. glad you are home. >> i'm glad to be home.

when you put it like that, i feel more bleary eyed. not sure what time it is. i'm happy to be home. >> we have a full plate. her travel went more smoothly than others are running into these days. delays and cancellations adding up. already this morning, more than 400 flights canceled. a number that is expected to rise before the day is done. >> part of the that is because of the weather. a big storm system along i-95 corridor on the east coast could impact 50 million people later today. both on the roads and in the skies. we have it all covered for you this morning. we want to begin with nbc's george solis in l.a. george, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, kristen. patience is the name of the game. across the nation's airports. if you are driving, get ready to feel the squeeze. all told, many may see fireworks well before july 4th. seeing red and feeling blue. >> a lot of people kept breaking

down. >> reporter: this morning, travelers already waving the white flag this holiday weekend. severe weather along the east coast and piling on delays and cancellations at airports. >> i spent $656 on a ticket and now i'm still trying to find a way to get home. >> reporter: from sea to shining sea, 48 million are expected to travel this weekend. friday alone seeing 7,000 delayed flight. delta airlines is adding to the issue. a pilot shortage. the top airlines have cut flights hoping to give themselves staffing wiggle room to deal with delays and cancellations down the road. the timing could mean the end of the holiday weekend travel period could be a nightmare more travelers. drivers not faring better. the average cost for a gallon of regular hovering at $4.84.

>> they have been coming down a little bit the last week. still painful. >> reporter: in los angeles, where prices are above $6, garrett bought an electric vehicle. >> i knew if i drove, it would be comparable or cheaper than flying. >> reporter: his 1,300 mile road trip to oregon totaling $197 compared to $1,000. >> i don't have to worry about anything. >> reporter: making him one of the few who be exploding in frustration this weekend. tsa says the delays will continue through august. things are expected to calm down through labor day. if you have flexibility, it may

be time to plan the get away if you get the kids out of school. peter and kristen. >> george, we want to say a huge welcome. this is the first time on saturday "today." we are thrilled to have you with us. >> george, kids are excited to get a week out of school this fall. cancellations and delays are expected to pile up today. especially along the east coast. more big storms heading that way. somara theodore has plenty of that. somara, good morning. good morning. it is not logistical. we have rain and storms that will be the culprit behind many delays. take a look at the holiday impact. here is the hot spot. the red icons, washington, d.c., philly, new york, boston, and new england. that storms will bring severe weather. we also are monitoring a tropical storm. tropical storm colin off the coast of the carolinas. we anticipate slowdowns for you

driving along the coastline. if you are hitting i-95 or i-90 or 76 from pittsburgh to philadelphia, you will see delays. blinding rain conditions on the road. let's time it out to see the best time to hit the road. to be honest, if you live in the mid-atlantic region, hit the road early this morning after the show because we are expecting showers and thunderstorms to pick up as early as 2:00 p.m. at 8:00, those impacting i-95 and into new england. we will see improving conditions in time for the fireworks. here is the fireworks forecast. northeast looks great. we could see rain and lots of clouds in the great lakes region and out to the west is calm. we will talk about the tropical storm. stick around. kristen and peter. >> somara, thank you very much. we will get the forecast for the rest of the country in a little

bit. the battle over abortion has turned to the states. a week after roe v. wade was overturned. it is causing a lot of confusion nationwide. this as president biden met with democratic governors on friday to find a path to protect abortion rights. josh lederman is at the white house with more on this. josh. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. fresh off the trip from europe, president biden is hitting the ground running to shore up abortion access after the supreme court ruling and same-sex marriage and birth control could be next. one that depending on democrats holding o the house and picking up two senate seats in the midterms. >> i share the public outrage at the court which has committed to moving america backwards. as i said last week, this is not over. >> reporter: president biden

saying friday in a call with mocratic governors, he doesn't have the votes to eliminate the filibuster to codify abortion rights. >> this is going to go one way or the other after november. >> reporter: with roe v. wade now history, the abortion battle moves to the states. blue states shore up access and red states rush to ban it. kentucky and florida governors moving to block laws triggered by the supreme court ruling. ron desantis saying the fight is not over. >> the unborn babies can feel pain. >> reporter: in oklahoma, the planned parenthood is suing the state over the full ban. in texas, attorney general threatening criminal charges for abortions. democratic led states are moving as fast. passing law prospecting abortion. >> these laws will make new

jersey a beacon of freedom for every american woman. >> reporter: many democratic governors, including kathy hochul are pushing the president to do more. the white house has rejected her id saying only congress can restore the right to abortion that the supreme court has taken away. peter and kristen. >> josh lederman, thank you. the white house announced the u.s. will send another round of military aid to ukraine. 8 $800 million. including aircraft missiles. it comes as russia unloads attacks in ukraine with civilians again in the crosshairs. matt bradley is in the eastern pa of the country for us. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. here we heard a couplesirens.

in the past few days, russia launched missiles in the area. fresh evidence that russia is not finished with the island off the ukraine southern coast. this video shows new russian attacks on snake island as recently as last night. days after moscow abandoned it to ukrainians as a gesture of good will with. this comes as russia comes as assault continues on ukraine including civilian targets. on the southern coast, workers combed through the residential building and recreational center. we heard strikes. we live close by said this local resident. we help those who survived and those who died? we helped to carry them away ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy con temperatured the condemned the attack on the civilians. this is conscious terror and not

error or accidental missile strike. the strikes killed 21 civilians and including one killed including the emergency services. once again, the spokesperson denied that the russian military targeted civilians. he said the strikes were against military facilities. it was just the latest in the string o string of air strikes on civilian areas far from the frontlines on monday, 19 people were killed when a russian air strike destroyed a shopping mall filled with people in the central city. in eastern ukraine, bruising battles left civilians frightened and confused. this war, what it's it about this woman asked why is there a war i don't understand anything. a question here struggle to answer those russian bombardments are continuing we getting reports this morning from russian missile strikes against the southern city of mykolayiv. that is not far from odesa, but still it is too early to get

reports. peter and kristen. >> five months into the war. matt bradley in ukraine, thank you. turning to the news from new york city. police have arrested the ex-boyfriend of the woman killed while pushing their baby in a stroller this week 22-year-old isaac argro is the father of the 3-month-ol baby who was not harmed in the incident 20-year-old azsia johnson was killed at close range on the upper east side of manhattan police used surveillance video to make arrest a third kentucky police officer has now died from the shooting while serving an arrest warrant on thursday night. police announce that k-9 handler died from his wounds the suspect pleaded not guilty to murder charges on friday. the national police union says shootings of officers are up 19% nationwide compared to a year ago. 178 officers have been shot in the line of duty this year so far.

prince william and prince harry honored their late mother, princess diana, on friday, on what would have been her birthday, if her life had not been cut short in that paris car accident we have more on all of this. megan, good morning to you >> reporter: kristen, good morning. it is hard to believe it has been 25 years since princess diana died chased through the streets of paris from paparazzi. she dedicated her life to doing good and on her birthday, her sons tried to follow her footsteps. >> my mother instilled in me and all of us a drive to speak up and fight for a better world >> reporter: prince harry paying tribute to his late mother, princess diana harry honoring recipients of th for social awareness and humanitarian work.

>> as a husband and parent, my mother's voice is stronger in my life you all kept her voice alive >> reporter: harry's brother, prince william, released a statement thank you for your bravery and passion. and absolutely determination you are the personification of my mother's legacy i know she would be so proud of you all. the woman known as the people's princess made it her mission to help the less fortunate. her son spoke out on friday on what would have been her 61st birthday 61 william and harry, who somberly marched behind their mother's casket alongside their father, now grown men. william turned 40 last month and the man who will be king some day has made it his mission to promote the issues his mother was famous for >> ours is a common mission. ensuring the brightest and boldest amongst us in all sectors of society by giving the support to find the answers to the most important question we face how to repair our planet

>> reporter: and now, a rare portrait of diana is up for display. the oil painting entitled "diana princess of wales. was completed three years before her death. unusual for a royal portrait, it shows her looking deep in thought and hints at the turmoil of her life in time. the oil painting is on display in london until the middle of next week. as for william and harry, we know their relationship has been strained the last couple years, but royal watchers are hoping this will bring them back together again back to you. >> that would be nice, meagan. for all of her beauty and elegance the legacy she leaves behind is one of service >> you think if she were still here, the message she would send the idea that her kids are older than she was when she passed it's hard to fathom. >> it's still painful. eye

let's get right to somara. somara, the folks in the carolinas are in the bull's-eye of bad weather >> that's right. good morning to those living i south carolina, north carolina and virginia, you are waking up to a tropical storm. this was named at 5:00 a.m tropical storm colin could impact any travel plans you have throughout saturday and sunday we have about 50 miles southwest of myrtle beach. from myrtle beach, all the way through the outer banks and norfolk, you are impacted by the storm. moving northeast at 8 miles per hour right now, we have 40-mile-an-hour winds and gu gusts even higher. let's track this this will move out to sea. timing on this north carolina sunday at 2:00 a.m. it will hit cape hatteras and push out to sea sunday at 2:00 a.m. if you are traveling to the carolinas, virginia, you'll be

impacting by this tropical storm. as far as the rest of the if you are traveling to the carolinas, virginia, you can be, you will be impacted by this tropical storm. as far as the rest of the country, flight delays because of severe weather in the northeast and we had the fire danger out west. we'll talk more about this later. let's see what's going on in your neighborhood. >> we are waking up to 50s this morning, also probably some noticeable fog around the coastline and that's the weather in your neighborhood. kristen and peter. >> somara, thank you so much looking very sunny. >> yes, indeed for the fourth still to come, beach goers across the country on high alert after several shark attacks from coast to coast. what you need to know if you are planning to head to the water. plus, who is behind a

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we're back now on saturday morning the "weekly download." >> we get to joe fryer to the desk now. >> good morning to both of you. there were a lot of major headlines this trusted aide to former chief of staff mark meadows about january 6th. former white house aide cassidy hutchinson testified in front of the january 6th committee about donald trump's actions that day claiming he was unfazed of violence at the capitol. >> i heard the president say something to the effect i don't

f-ing care they have weapons. they are not here to hurt me. >> she was told the president lunged at the wheel of his car and lead secret service agent when he learned he was not driven to the capitol. >> the president said something i'm the f-ing president. take me to the capitol now. to which bobby responded, sir, we have to go back to the west wing. >> the form are president denies the allegations. i, ketanji brown jackson, do solemnly swear. >> sworn in as a supreme court justice to make her the first black woman to serve on the highest court. at least 53 people died in what officials say is the deadliest case of human smuggling. this after men, women and children found in a sweltering truck in a 100 degree day in san antonio, texas.

charges filed against four suspects. r. kelly was convicted for luring women and girls into exploitation. >> 30 years. i think thank all of you. >> other charges are pending. the colorado avalanche celebrated the stanley cup win with the parade in denver. the third stanley cup win ever for the avalanche and first since 20001. caught on camera. four people died and 70 others injured after the stands collapsed in a bull fight in colombia. a boat carrying seven people struck by lightning off the coast of clearwater, florida. everyone on board air lifted to safety by the coast guard. no one was hurt.

a bison gored this man as he stepped in to save a boy at yellowstone national park. he survived and is treated for his wounds at a hospital. and finally, a children's orchestra from nashville decided to make the best of it when the flight to europe for a concert tour was delayed at newark. they pulled out their instrumentals and entertained everyone. a welcomed form of on-board entertainment. >> i say we have live entertainment on all flights now. >> i agree. having just flown 9,000 miles. i agree. >> there are plenty that don't sound like that. >> impressive. still to come on "today." adele in action as she made a surprise appearance overnight in london. and how to keep your dogs

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fireworks and don't start a wildfire in these hot, dry, windy conditions. >> the alameda county fire to burn, we have additional resources in target areas such as dublin, castro valley, and union city. >> in the desert, firefighters are putting extra patrols in castro valley, even though those fireworks are illegal there. in the south bay, they have activated its community response team. the team will be on alert through monday. people who are caught could face fines of up to $5000. since january, morgan hill has received more than 600 calls related to illegal fireworks. there are a light a lot of legal and safe fireworks shows happening. we made a list of all the shows. we have a quick look at the

forecast. >> heather, even though we will be cool, there is a lot of dry brush out there which is why safety is so important. now, notice the life camera and see what we've got. we have a lot of cloud cover at the beauty of the coastal clouds. the mean marine layer is hanging out. limited visibility, less than two miles. but also into some of the-- as well. a lot of this valley fog will burn off by the afternoon but those coastal clouds are expected to linger pretty much for all day. those by 10:00, 11:00, we bump up into the upper 50s. meanwhile in san jose it's 50. eventually we will get more sunshine into the inland areas. it will be a mix of sun and clouds. full forecast coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> we will have see you later. also coming up, on california's ballots, but running in florida.

what's happening, fueling speculation over what governor gavin newsom is doing. will have that your top stories coming up at 7:00. hope to see you then.

make this a fair fight? >> oops. >> we are back on saturday morning. july 2nd, 2022. guess who is back? "minions." latest in the franchise hitting theaters on friday. it hit theaters on friday. "rise of gru" bringing in big bucks at the box office. you are introduced to the

vicious six with taraj p. playing a role. >> you saw the girls. did you love it? i wish i could take margot. she is young still. the weekday team got minionized. peter and i take a turn. we will share ours in "popstart." we want to begin the half hour with the headlines. earthquake struck iran overnight killing five people and injuring dozens more. the magnitude 6.1 quake was followed by tremors. two tremors were at least as strong as the initial quake. the quakes were felt in the uae and other countries as well. more warnings from the world health organization on the spread of monkeypox.d in europe

over the last two weeks and countries need to take action to keep the rare disease from spreading further. 5,000 monkeypox cases have been reported from countries worldwide that do not usually see the disease. more than 450 of those cases are right here in the u.s. good news from sports. u.s. men's soccer team qualified for the 2024 olympics last night after beating honduras 3-0 on the home turf. it is the first time the american men made the olympics since 2008. failing in three straight qualifying cycles. the 2024 games will be held in paris and other cities across france. should be good. >> good headline for team usa. we celebrate usa. as you head to the beach for the holiday, a warning. sharks off the shores. officials from california to florida and all the way up to cape cod and long island are speaking out about the rise in

shark sightings and urge beach goers to be careful in the water. we have kathy park with more on this. >> reporter: peter, good morning. the possible shark bite is under review. experts say the shark attacks are rare, but here on long island, officials are ramping up shark patrols to ensure people stay safe in the water. this morning, as beach goers get ready to settle by the shore this fourth of july holiday, a warning to visitors who plan on getting in the water. >> we're asking people to be shark smart. >> reporter: in florida, a 9-foot long shark like this one, bit addison, out looking for scallops in five feet of water. she spoke to nbc news. >> so then, i looked and it is a

big old shark. >> reporter: a family member pulled the shark away until it let go. doctors are doing all they can to save addison's right leg. >> the shark wouldn't turn loose and kept flashing around. >> reporter: officials on long island are patrolling by air, land and sea. >> a 40-year-old man was swimming. he had a bite. >> reporter: from long island to cape cod, sharks are on the move. this week, massachusetts state police helicopter captured a shark near a group of seals. officials closed a beach after a great white was spotted nearby. more than 20 shark sightings were reported off the coast of massachusetts since late may. the predators ending up in the waters by following the food source. >> the seal population was lower for a while in that area in cape

cod. it's growing. we also have issues of climate change and there are more people in the water. >> what are the chances you will get attacked by a shark? >> the chances are very slim. most of the time if a shark is in the presence of a human, they will swim away. >> reporter: in a rare shark attack off of the coast the california. >> severe lacerations. >> reporter: a stark reminder of what is lurking beneath the water. >> if you respect their space, they will respect your space. you can coexist. >> reporter: don't swim alone and avoid dawn or dusk. if you are wearing a lot of jewelry, consider taking it off before jumping in.

that shine reflection off the jewelry can be mistaken for fish scales. enjoy the water. >> that's why we call it a pool day. kathy, thank you very much. of course, it is all about the weather this holiday weekend. let's get back to somara. i know you are tracking serious weather in the northeast. >> that's right. a threat for severe weather. this is going to impact a lot of travelers in some of the major cities in the northeast. we have the slight risk stretching from the mid-atlantic from northern virginia through philly and hartford, connecticut and boston. winds gusting 60 miles an hour. the tornado threat is low. that's good. we could see blinding rain conditions and that could be a real issue for those going to be driving. as far as how this will impact travel, we can certainly expect delays up and down the east coast. charlotte could see delays there as well. for you traveling along the coastline in the carolinas, you could run into problems with

tropical storm colin. here is got news. we will see improvements for sunday. if you are planning on traveling and say i'll wait until tomorrow, that may be more be better. the severe weather ramps up toward thlains. stick around, we have more on this during the fourth of july forecast. we are waking up to coastal clouds. we have a bit of drizzle around the peninsula and the coastline. it is 56 degrees intemperance is. notice that we keep the cloud cover until 11:00 a.m.. we will get a peek of sunshine. it will be a cool weekend ahead, even through the interior valleys. it is 50 degrees. by 10:00 to 11:00, the sunshine peaks through. here is a look at and, my friends, that's the weather in your neighborhood. peter and kristen. >> somara, thank you. just ahead, a mystery on the

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they fled ukraine and moldova and mexico and on foot across the southern border to the u.s. i met these families at a church shelter in san raphael, california. among the 71,000 ukrainian refugees in the united states. 8 million more across europe and beyond. >> it is my room. >> reporter: viktor says this space at the church is the first comfort they had since the bombings began 127 days ago. >> we love the volunteers who help us. >> reporter: among the volunteers, marina, originally from odessa. >> i'm happy for this country. >> reporter: her family escaped hitler and kgb persecution. that explains her take on vladimir putin. >> i see extermination of people

of ukrainians. >> reporter: for those here, days are spent learning english. >> i started practicing english every day. >> then i started practicing english every day. >> reporter: few expect they will ever go home because so much is destroyed. >> it's bombed. wooo. our people do underground if you have the underground place where you can hide. >> this people weren't planning to leave the country. they are under attack. >> what do you think your future is? >> i feel in this country, i have some hope. >> reporter: on this fourth of july weekend, volunteers are making room for yet another refugee family. >> this is cute. >> reporter: for "today," nbc news, san raphael, california.

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we have new details about the deadly boat crashed near angel island. we told you about it thursday night. this was the aftermath. the powerboat spins out of control in the middle of the bay. there was no one driving it, because the boat collided with the sailboat, launching the driver overboard. people on the sailboat: from the water. he later died. we did learn that the man was 65-year-old, michael wells, from contra costa county. there was no report on if he was wearing a life vest, or who caused the crash. there was a march for peace. we are looking at the epa corporation. the participating contestants are being asked to meet at the middle school this afternoon. the parade will end up l street arc. let's check in with our meteorologist, with a quick look at the microclimate forecast, for those going out to walk, or whatever else.

i know folks probably have outdoor plans. it will be cool today go. if you look at the icons, around 12:00, we will see the winds digging up near the coastline. it will get really gutsy at times. we are looking at 40 last miles per hour. through the interior, we are seeing cloud cover as well. we will get better clearing in the valleys. we have a mix of sunshine well into the afternoon. temperatures will be in the 60s. here is a closer look through the full forcast. we will talk about the winds and the timing. the cool temperatures continue. we have highs mostly in the 60s and 70s. we will also talk about showers to the north. i would take you through the timing of it where the wind will be. we'll talk about how long it will linger. yes, we are seeing the marine layer. you probably have noticed drizzle as well.

we will keep that chance into tonight and tomorrow. as we go into the fourth of july, we will see some changes that you will want to be aware of, especially if you are outdoors, or going to the local parades. i have the timing for all of that, coming up is heaven a clock a.m.. we will see with 7:00. also coming up is 7:00 on today in the bay, people are questioning what this man was doing in a dry creek bed. this was specific behavior that prompted one man to speak up, and why his neighbors are so thankful he did? we have that and your top stories coming up at 7:00. we hope to see you then. in the meantime, have a great day in

good morning. travel turbulence. the fourth of july frenzy with tens of millions hitting the skies and roads this weekend. hundreds of today's flights already canceled. >> i spent $656 on a ticket. and now i'm still trying to find a way to get home. >> and on the roads, sky high gas prices are people home. severe weather on complicate your ride today. and fireworks fears. we enjoy the spectacular in the

sky. view. how to help keep them safe when it's loud outside. hello, adele. ♪ hello from the other side ♪♪ >> the superstar coming back to the stage in london for a lodon for a long awaited turn delighting people with classics and a new hit, too. today, july 2nd, 2022. >> i want to wish my mom, ruth, a happy 100th birthday from arkansas. >> happy birthday. >> we love you. >> best friends of 13 years. >> celebrating a sendoff to college. >> from maine. go huskies. >> go knights. >> congratulations to all those grads. enjoying a well deserved summer break. congratulations to them. >> so much to celebrate on the holiday weekend. you ready? >> we're ready.

the sparklers going. >> barbecue? >> shoulder tap a friend with a pool. we'll get more on that later. we want to get right to today's news. the major headaches this holiday weekend for people doing the fourth of july vacation. many contending with high gas prices and massive flight delays and an cancellations as well as storms on the east coast. >> let's get right to george solis. george, good morning. what does it look like? >> reporter: peter, good morning. patience is the name of the game as you head to the nation's airport. we are already seeing flight delays and cancellations in the triple digits. if you are driving, get ready to feel the squeeze at the pump. testing tempers. seeing red and feeling blue. >> a lot of people kept breaking down. >> reporter: this morning, travelers already waving the white flag this holiday weekend. severe weather along the east coast. piling on to delays and

cancellations at major airports. >> $656 on a ticket. and now i'm still trying to find a way to get home. >> reporter: from sea to shining sea, nearly 48 million are expected to travel this weekend. friday alone, seeing more than 7,000 delayed flights. things so dire, delta airlines is offering free flight changes through monday. adding fuel to the fire? a nationwide pilot shortage. this weekend, the nation's top airlines cut flights helping to give wiggle room with cancellations and delays down the road. the timing could mean the end of the holiday travel period to be a nightmare more some travelers. drivers not doing better. the average of cost for a gallon of regular at $4.84. >> they have been coming down a little bit. still painful. >> reporter: in los angeles where prices are above $6,

garrett recently bought an electric vehicle. just in time for a weekend get away. >> i knew if i drove it would be cheaper than flying. >> reporter: his 1,300 mile road trip to oregon totaling $97. a steal compared with a gas car or $500 round trip plane ticket. >> i don't have to worry about getting up there in time. >> reporter: making him one of the few who won't explode in frustration this fourth of july weekend. guys, tsa officials say travel issues will continue through the holiday weekend as well as through the first few weeks of august. things are pictured to calm down approaching labor day. if you have the flexibility in the schedule, plan a family get away if you can get the kids out of school. peter. >> we don't want to talk about school yet. we want to enjoy. george, thank you.

travel has been tough even when the weather is good. for tens of millions today, storms are on the way. somara? >> this is a big issue for those in the northeast. we have a threat for weather today. here is the look at the live radar. we're starting to see showers and storms that pushed through in the last three hours in areas like new york and up to massachusetts. if you are hitting the roads, from pittsburgh to philadelphia along 76 and and i-90, we have the threat for downpours. the blinding conditions where there is not a windshield speed fast enough. the airport delays from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. weather is a big issue and timing it out with futurecast. this is showing me the radar in the future. 2:00 p.m., washington, d.c. and delmarva and mid-atlantic region, hit the road after the show he this morning. that will save you time traveling through the storms.

if you live in the new york area, you have a greater chance of seeing showers and thunderstorms toward the evening. the earlier the better. the best thing you can do is wait until sunday with a lot of reprieve in the morning. macy's day parade. not parade. for the fourth of july fireworks. things look great. temperatures at 80 degrees. we are mostly clear. in the northeast, the fireworks look great. back to you both. >> don't rush us, somara. >> i know. >> turkey and hamburgers? it all tastes good. somara, thank you. the park is reopening today, less than three weeks after the park suffered severe flood damage. two of the landmark five entrances are still open by foot. yellowstone was forced to close after major flooding and mudslides. a great time for a holiday

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four-legged friends do not. >> they are cute. it can be an anxious time for dogs with half of them having noise phobia. 57% with anxiety. >> there are things you can do to keep them calm. dr. ruth mcpete is here. she is here with her beautiful dog jax. what is happening? i love this is jet's happy face. >> like you mentioned, a lot of dogs are terrified of the fireworks. >> no doubt. they cower and hide and run. >> yes. one of the things i tell people is a lot of people have new pets because of covid and they don't know if their pet is anxious or not. i recommend people take a free dog anxiety assessment. it is available at doganxietyawareness.org. if you take that and your dog has anxiety, we have solutions.

the web site talks about solutions and signs of anxiety. >> what immediate signs? >> hope you find out before then. some of the signs are your dog may be trembling or shaking or drooling or panting. they may try to escape. that's one of the things that's sad. every year on the fourth of july, a lot of pets get lost. that's one thing i wanted to mention. it is important that people actually have and make sure all dogs have collars with i.d. tags on them and micro chips. that's the best way that you will ensure your pet gets returned if it gets lost. >> and keep indoors. >> don't bring them to the festivities. >> there are special treats to help puppies like jet? >> calming treats available. sassy here is wearing a calming

shirt. the shirts, the way they work, they apply gentle pressure. like a hug or swaddle for a baby. >> wait a minute. >> she lives up to her name. >> calming vest or shirt helps with anxiety. there are pheramones as well. >> no chewing my microphone. you talk. >> sassy is working. >> i have sherlock bones. it is hot in a lot of places. we have to consider a lot with these guys. >> it is important to think about pets being more susceptible to heat than we are. sorry. losing my voice. >> i'll take care of this. >> it is important that people are sensitive to that. if it is hot, keep pets indoor where it is cool. make sure they have access to water. never leave them in a parked car. be careful of the ground. if it is too hot for your feet, it is too hot for your pets. they can burn their little pads.

>> what if you are indoors and fireworks are going on around you and you have the windows closed and you are watching them? can you create soothing sounds? >> yes. thank you for mentioning that. it is important staying with your pet is key. that helps with anxiety. play soothing sounds to drown out the scary fireworks. the tv, the radio on, giving them toys is key. giving them a new toy or treat to occupyhem and keep them busy so they are not stressed out and they have something to do. >> this toy is about as big as jet. how does jet do? >> jet is pretty good. a lot of people don't know that. like you mentioned, more than 50% of dogs have a noise phobia. they will be terrified for the fourth of july. it is important to be mindful. take the test. find out if your pet is anxious

and take steps to treat it. talk to your veterinarian. we can prescribe medications if they have severe anxiety. >> we should have a conversation. >> great information. thank you so much. >> dr. ruth. >> we appreciate it. if you are interested in adopting sassy or sherlock bones, go to today.com for more information. somara? she has a look at the forecast. >> i want to hold a puppy. great. let's go ahead and look -- you will do the forecast with me? great. here is the news. we have a tropical storm that has been just issued for areas along the carolinas. we have 40-mile-an-hour winds with the storms. the thing about it -- go ahead. for those who are going to be traveling along the coastline, from myrtle beach to cape

hatteras, we are looking at a flash flood possible. 3 to 4 inches and a rough rip current. be careful with the boats this holiday. as far as the track, the good news is we are going to see this move offcoast. it will impact your saturday for those heading to the outer banks and cape could see up to 4 inches of rain. look around, we will have more news. for now, we will see what's going on closer to home. we have dense coastal clouds right now. check out the limited visibility along the coastline. into the interior valleys, including morgan hill, expect to see the cloud cover lingering. it will really stick around the coastline. the winds will be picking up around 12:00. temperatures will remain cool. the winds are from the west at 14 miles

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all right. that's going to do it for us on saturday morning. before we go. ♪ happy birthday ♪ ♪ to you ♪♪ >> i love you guys. >> happy birthday. >> we'll have some cake. happy fourth. thanks, you guys. just when i thought my get bett. yum. >> celebrate. fireworks for you. just for you. >> it may be for the fourth. good morning, thank you for joining us on this saturday,

july 2. fireworks are lighting up the night sky at a pre- fourth of july celebration at the alameda county fair. these are the kinds of fireworks and firefighters are encouraging you to enjoy, professional shows. this is not the right video, unfortunately. if you want to do your own fireworks, make sure they are allowed in your city, and only use the safe and sane kind don't fly in the sky. fireworks have been blamed for igniting fires this year. authorities are bracing for the holiday weekend, hoping people using illegal fireworks don't start a wildfire in the hot, dry, windy conditions. it is a perfect time to check in with our meteorologist, to talk about conditions is holiday weekend. >> like you said, we are always monitoring elevated fire conditions. although it will be cool, it will still be windy. we have a lot of dry brush out there. we have not seen significant rain for white sometime.

it is about 55 degrees. we are waking up to the marine layer around the coastline. it will linger today, especially near the water. temperatures will bump up into the low 60s along the coastline. san jose is at 50 degrees. notice, in the icon, we have some coastal clouds in the valley. we then get some breaks of sunshine around 11:00 or 12:00. temperatures will be cool and comfortable, 15 degrees below normal. we are topping out in the 70s. here's a closer look at the headlines we are following going into the 7:00 an hour. we are talking about the wind. this will be increasing into this evening. also, the cooler temperatures are expected to continue, not just today, but through tomorrow. what can we expect for the fourth of july? we have in the 60s and 70s. looking ahead, we have shower activity to the north. the best chances will be sunday into monday. you may have noticed some at is

layer. we will continue to see cooler temperatures. we also have changes coming into the work week. i will take you through the timing, not just the wind, but the extended outlook at 7:00 a.m.. also, coming up this morning on today in the bay, people in the south bay are wondering what this guy was doing in a dry creek bed. what was his behavior that pounded him to contact the authorities. his neighbors are thankful he did it. we have your other top stories as 7:00. we hope you join us. in the meantime, we will send you back to

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