good morning. it is july third. there are cloudy skies over the bay. much equitable yesterday morning. thank you for starting your sunday morning with us. we are joined with a quick look at the microclimate forecast. you said it is the same. it has been below normal take a

look at your temperatures outside the door right now. your temperature trend keeps the cloud cover around all day long. look at car break-ins. they continue to be a big difficult situation in san francisco right now. the crime spree was different than others though. nothing was actually stolen. we went out to the neighborhood to find out why.

>> reporter: most of the damage happened between 17th and 18th avenue. the posted the video on twitter after seeing how widespread the damage was. he continued down the street and they went car by car with what we understand was a hammer or a crowbar. specifically targeting the windshield of every car. >> reporter: an sfp the officer knocked on his door to tell them what happened. like the rest of the vehicles nothing was stolen but his suv

was damaged far more than any of the others. the glass is already replaced to the tune of $1200. and all repairs could cost closer to $1500. neighbors were quite surprised this happen here. >> it really seems reference come this far out. definitely shocking. >> reporter: richard was a little too far away to catch the vandalism but his surveillance video does show them responding almost immediately. within a few minutes the bystander witnessed and saw what then there was a particular officer that was spotted within a minute or so.

>> reporter: now the neighbors are digging into their pockets to fix their cars. one man is dead after crashing a car that he stole. the fiery crash happened last night near burlingame. they crashed into a tree along the freeway. they say they were not able to get out. the city is already shutting down some streets for the fourth of july holiday. you can see on this map most of lake shore will be closed at six p.m. they also plan to have police presence to monitor potential sideshows.

multiple fires caused by fireworks in the east bay. a two acre fire started just before midnight last night. thankfully it was quickly extinguished but not before the conditions were here. the message is that eir surroundings before they set off fireworks. >> anything that goes off goes right into the grass which causes the issue. this was in the east bay city from bay pointe to antioch. some south bay volunteers are trying to be proactive to fight the fires. to start and stop the illegal fireworks going on like these. today stephanie went beyond the scene with morgan hill.

after a quick briefing at the morgan hill police department certain volunteers are off to hotspots for fireworks and fire danger. this is the holiday lake estates neighborhood. hundreds of homes surrounded by fuel which makes this extremely terrifying for those that are living here. >> here is the big fear that people realize. there is one road down to the avenue. you cannot get 512 homeowners here in a few in the smaller a a's. you cannot get them down fast enough to escape the fire.

they've always feared a tragedy similar to what happened in paradise. they are thankful that all hands are on deck. there doing a tremendous job to reduce that threat on probably the most dangerous day of the year fourth of july. >> it is more of a deterrent because people know that we are looking at them and it will hopefully discourage them from using fireworks. >> so far we haven't seen or heard any fireworks. and we hope it will stay that way but it is still early. friday was the first night with a fine of up to $5000. >> we hope that there will be no fires.

city leaders in san jose have activated a toll-free hotline at 408 535-5600. you can also take a picture and upload this online at san jose ca.com/fireworks. if you're like me and just want to stay home without going anywhere to see fireworks, we will have the macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular on monday night right here on nbc bay area. it will be live music and other entertainment. but we will have an encore at 7:00. new video out of san francisco. there is a fire that was caught on traffic camera. they saw the black smoke rising over the building around 6:20 this morning. as of now we are not seeing more smoke and the area. we are looking to learn more on

what caused this fire. if you're like many hitting the road this holiday weekend you know it will cost a lot to fill up your tank. but gas prices are actually down right now ever so slightly this morning according to aaa. yesterday a gallon cost an average of $6.25. so as i mentioned it is ever so slightly. just down a penny. supporter say it is necessary for infrastructure repairs but republican state lawmakers are arguing for months saying it makes sense to have lower gas prices than for the governor to send out tax refunds. >> everyone in california will get a rebate. because the cost will go down. it's easy to do you don't have to cut any checks for this.

i had to do is download the first app it's a bit earlier than usual. were talking about algae blooms at the beginning of summer. one in south san jose. it was noticeably green and there are now warning signs posted around the park. it typically occurs when the lake water heats up. it can kill pets if they drink the water. in the east base they say they have noticed an issue with the algae at the regional park near livermore. >> there is state guidance for blue and green algae. we have been monitoring weekly

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it is 7:13. here is your live look at cloudy skies. that cloud cover will hang around for much of the day today. very similar to the weather we saw yesterday. rallies for abortion-rights continue across the country. here are two of them in kentucky and new york. in kentucky protesters gathered at the state capital.

abortion is legal there but only because the court granted aclu request for a restraining order last week. in new york city there were clashes near the old cathedral. they came out to block opponents from harassing women headed into clinic. they created a barricade between the two groups. there was the essence festival of culture. she said the implication of the court decision is among the most critical issues facing women of color. >> what is so outrageous about this on every level is it was taking of the right to given in guaranteed. something that we took advantage for so long. they say this was the naughtiest largest audience that address since they issue their rulings. we are not talking to chuck

todd right now. but coming up about 30 minutes from now we will talk to political and assist larry goodson. we will take a look at the recent decisions from the supre court and how this decision could be the start of major changes for the u.s. shifting gears talking about travel. there days when they announced whether a flight was overbooked. but this year they offered an unheard-of amount of money to give up seats. this happen from michigan to minnesota. they had oversold and offered $10,000 to each passenger who volunteered to wait. at least five passengers took the offer. delta has not commented on why it was so high on this particular flight but they are apologizing for delays and cancellations in general. this morning it may come as no surprise that the top google

searches were about the nba finals and about pride month. a lot of people searched for rainbow accessories. but they all searched for more serious pride topics like the rights movement. there are searches that spiked in the days ahead of the overturning of roe v wade because there was fear that some may try to prosecute those who travel out-of-state to terminate pregnancies. we asked how private our searches really are? >> it is aggregate and anonymous we can zoom in on certain cities but i am unable to see specifically what you might be searching for. with the fourth of july coming up remember searches for hot dogs are also spiking. the top dog in california is a bacon wrapped street dog. that is a lot of meat.

i am going to the giants day today so i will be definitely getting a hot dog. how will the weather be for those heading out to see that game? >> if it's your first time going to san francisco bay in these conditions you definitely want to wear a jacket. it's going to stop in the 60s and into the 50s. the cloud cover will linger. but at least you don't have to worry too much about the heat today if you enjoy these outdoor activities. i know we have cloud cover going and i know you want to hear about the fourth of july forecast. and i will get to that a moment but i do want to show you decide to san francisco as not much has changed. it's very similar to what we saw yesterday and our current temperatures are in the 50s. as you head out the door. 50 degrees in san jose and san francisco. the satellite radar right now you can see the cloud cover but also we are monitoring and

in potentially for the northbay particularly up to sonoma going into tomorrow. and not what we've been looking at when it comes to the potential clearing or the fourth of july fireworks. so for right now you can see the cloud cover an hour by hour you're going to keep the morning fog and cool temperatures. even through parts of the interior tonight. your timestamp there tomorrow you can see the light rain coming down into parts of roseville and that cloud cover is where we are getting a little clearing for your afternoon. it will depend on where you go to watch the fireworks displays. because it is going to remain cloudy right now all day long. till about 11:00 we can see here on that model resolution. better viewing into the interior but even then we will get some cloud cover. it will be anywhere from 10 to

15 miles per hour. breezy at times and not as gusty is what we saw yesterday and some areas. as far as those temperatures go take a look at your timestamp. that's around 11:00 in the 50s and 60s but if we push that further to 1:30 you're looking at the 70s. still pretty cool and your hourly forecast. but the temperature is going to be a little more in the interior. heading out to the fourth of july to san jose kris sanchez will be at the parade in san look at how we compare to the rest of the nation with those temperatures. 70s and 80s and the rest of the dallas area will be in the 50s. >> we do pay to live here for a reason. we told you last week about a surfer who was attacked by a

shark. it may have a connection to an unusual phenomenon. for the last eight years researchers have been studying the unusual arrival of juvenile white sharks and monterey bay. now the institution is opening its vault of data. they show us now what that could mean for the study of climate change. >> there is mystery beneath the ocean surface. the white caps churning in an unseen world. always nice to be challenged by the things we can explain. and that was the case in 2014 when researchers at the monterey bay aquarium again noting juvenile white sharks turning up in the monterey bay for the first time ever. it became quite problematic right offshore for the sea otters. we have a doesn't rafting in the kelp.

they say the young sharks were believed to be writing channels of the warmer water into the monterey bay area and taking up residence off the shore. there were 70 tags that collected information on fishery and movement along the coast and oceanographic data. since then they've logged thousands of hours of data. by selecting 14 tax which turned out to be over 20 million data points. >> for the mission of inspiring ocean conservation and knowledge the idea of sitting on all this newly acquired research became a quandary. it was a big investment in the tags alone cost more than $4000 each. in the end they took an unusual step for the world of research. >> 20 years and 70 tags the data.

we frequently release this to the public. there now publicly sharing other data with researchers everywhere for free. the information will not just a the study of sharks it will also help those who are studying climate change. >> it is collecting data and we've programmed it every 30 seconds to be taking snapshots of these positions. >> we had this historical data set they can see how rdthere is change. we've seen it be detrimental to see otters. >> the aquarium rehabilitates and releases the sea otters back to monterey bay. they are helping to figure out where not to release them.

in last three years shock bites were huge. releasing data there hoping to release those mysteries unfolding from below. nbc bay area news. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up the giants losing streak hits three. but assuming simmons sizzling but assuming simmons sizzling summer league debut sports

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good morning. it is sunday july third and it's 7:29.

this is your live shot outside. clouds and fog over san francisco. quite a dreary morning as we look at this fourth of july holiday. we hope you are warm at home right now. thank you for joining us. we are joined with a look at your microclimate forecast. you said it's going to be a lot like yesterday? >> similar with the cloud cover and those cool temperatures. you can expect to keep a lot of the gray skies on the coastline. really all day long and into the interior we look at the brakes and sunshine and we notice at about 12:00 we go into the 60s with a little bit of that sunshine. san jose 50 degrees right now. were starting out pretty windy and then we also get some breaks with the temperatures climbing into the upper 60s and low 70s throughout the interior. it's about 56 degrees right now.

we still have a lot of dry brush out there which means we are not in the clear a fire danger so leave fireworks to the professionals. will talk more about your fourth of july forecast coming up. car break-ins continue to be a major problem. and this is the aftermath of apparent string of break-ins on a typically quiet street. this crime spree was different than others because nothing was stolen. so why the damage? today we went out to the neighborhood to find out why. >> most of the damage went to 17th and 18th avenue. greenberg posted this video after seeing how extensive the damage was. >> the back window has been smashed. it looks like a lock hit this windshield. he continued down the street and counted seven total vehicles were vandalized on one

street friday afternoon. >> he went kara mccullough so i understand is a hammer or crowbar and randomly hit one car specifically targeting this windshield. then moved on to the next and the next. >> the subaru suv belonging to ryan how tower was also hit multiple times. had just returned from vacation with an sf pd officer knocked on his door to tell him what happened. his suv was damaged far more than any of the other vehicles. >> my entire front windshield was bashed out. as well as the driver side window and as you can see that side was broken off. the grass has been replaced to the tune of $1200. and all of the repairs could coast closer to $1500. despite the notorious reputation for car break-ins they were surprise this happened here.

>> out here in richmond it seems really rare for her to come this far out. so it was definitely very shocking. >> they went home and started going through security camera video. he was too far to catch the vandalism but it does show police officers responding almost immediately. >> we understand it was within a few minutes after a bystander here actually witnessed and heard what was going on. there was a particular officer that responded within a minute or so. they swept of the last of the glass from lake street as they dig into their pockets to pay fix their own vehicles. here is your look over oakland where the city is already shutting down some streets for the fourth of july holiday. you can see on this map most of lakeshore avenue will be closed today until 10 p.m. and then tomorrow again through 6:00. they say it's for pedestrian

safety. they also plan to boost police presence to monitor fire and sideshows. multiple fires caused by fireworks. a two acre fire starting just before midnight in antioch. near summersville. thankfully the fire crews were able to quickly extinguish this but not before the windy conditions helped to fuel the flames. the messages that people need to be aware of their surroundings before they set off fireworks. >> you need to be responsible and safe. the crews were responded to multiple fires in the east bay cities from bay points to antioch. with people setting off illegal fireworks across the bay area there are volunteers going out to try to prevent fires.

in one south bay neighborhood we found a group patrolling just stop fireworks like these from destroying their community. today stephanie mckay own road along with them in morgan hill. >> see if we can see any fireworks going off. and look for any signs volunteers are off to the city hotspots for fireworks and fire danger. >> this will be a busy area. there will be people appear to watch the fireworks. hundreds of homes surrounded by dry fuel. >> we were evacuated twice last year. >> there is exactly one road down from the top of this hill.

you cannot get 512 homeowners here in about 450 in jackson oaks in a few of the smaller a a is. you can't get them down fast enough to escape the fire. they've always feared a tragedy similar to paradise. they are thankful that all of this is on deck. they are doing a tremendous job to reduce this threat on probably the most dangerous day of the year. they are trying to relieve police as they take care of emergencies within the city. >> it's more of a deterrence because they know we are looking at them and hopefully it will discourage them from using rerks. volunteers hope it stays this way but it is still early. it is the second year they controlled the east foothills. friday was the first night and they will continue through

monday. expect a fine of up to $5000. >> we hope we can be very bored tonight. that is the plan. san jose city leaders want to make you appraised of how to report illegal fireworks. 408-535-5600. you can also take a picture and upload it online. if you want to stay home instead you don't have to go anywhere we have the macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular. there will be music and other entertainment. there will be and encore at 10:00. new video out of san francisco. fire and smoke billowing with the traffic camera catching

this over the building. it was about an hour ago. as of now were not seeing any more smoke in the area. and still looking to learn more on what caused that fire. a familiar problem in a bay area park. algae blooms are closing down lakes. one-hit south san jose. it is noticeably green and there is now a tarp and warning signs posted around the park. it typically occurs when the stagnant lake water heats up. the algae does not just look bad but it is also toxic and can kill pets if they drink the water. supervisors in the east bay say they've noticed an issue with the algae at the regional park near livermore.

>> there are signs of bacteria toxins and we have been monitoring this weekly and even sting it. >> supermea highly anticipated fourth of july drone show is now canceled just before the big holiday. the reason it's been called off the reason it's been called off and where people can see welcome to the middle of everything! did you know that the corn dog was born right here in illinois? no jane, i did not know that. cheese! woohoo! and the music. we're back when oldies music was called “newies.” (gasps)

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is sunday morning and it is 7:41. once again there are cloudy skies over san francisco. really into the entire bay area. it's also really cool with temperatures in the 50s below seasonable for this time of year. so let's take a look at your satellite radar. the raindrops are in the picture of what we are

monitoring heading into tomorrow. there is a system just to the north in this cold front could bring us the light shower activity for parts of the north bay and sonoma going into monday. right now are seeing cloud cover and the cooler temperatures that will remain. what can we expect? the clouds are not going anywhere. expect to see the gray skies all day long. a little clearing into the interior with sunshine and another cloudy day with cool temperatures. notice there is some shower activity. your timestamp right now is at 11:30. push that forward between the seven a.m. to nine a.m. hour and you could see some light shower activity into parts of the north bay and mainly sonoma which of course you're wondering if the clouds are going to linger into the evening for the fireworks show. that will really depend on how quickly the system pushes through. right now it looks like we will keep the cloud cover around

especially into parts of oakland for the evening. so it will depend on where you are to the south bay you should be clear so depending on where you are heading to see those fireworks you could see them or maybe you could be blocked from the cloud cover. your temperatures will be in the 50s till 11:30 a.m. and then we will make it to the upper 60s and low 70s. very similar to yesterday's daytime high. we stay cool into to you can expect to see similar conditions. we don't start to warm up until the middle of the week to do gets to enjoy this comfortable weather. heading to the red white and blue parade kris sanchez will be there. make sure you stop by and say hello. it will be cloudy to start an and there will be sunshine with temperatures coming into the upper 60s. warming will happen later on in the week so if you are enjoying the 70s get ready because that

high pressure will begin to build in and that will bring the valley back to the 80s and 90s. here is a closer look at your seven-day forecast going into the week we keep the 60s. and then we bump up into the 70s. but that temperature is going to continue to bump up in those inland areas from the 70s to 90s into next weekend. >> that looks like a good forecast for tomorrow. much more ahead for today in the bay. your political analyst joins us to talk about the different ideals that separates supreme court justices.

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fly safely. that means those looking forward to the tahoe city fourth of july show will have to wait. they've been rescheduled for labor day weekend instead. storm with u.s. supreme court has reshaped american government and american rights. decisions on guns, abortion and even regulatory power may only be beginning for the courts work. energized by the three appointees from former donald trump. good morning larry gersten. it is good to see you. is there a theme here you can point to? >> good morning. it's very ironic that it is fourth of july weekend. were talking about the subject. the issue here of course is judicial philosophy. there so many ways to look at the constitution it's more than just paper. these new justices like barrett

and cavanaugh are what we call originalists. and these are people that look at the document for exactly what the words are. no more and no less. that is it. if it's mentioned there that's fine. if not you can't talk about it or do it. and that's what they're looking at with laws or regulations. this is a great departure from what we call the policies and attitudes of the justices from the last seven or so years. these folks were known as interpretive vests. those look at the constitution not just for what the word says itself and how it fits with the world. we have no oil wells and none of these things back in 1787. we have all of them now and that's why they are so different than originalists. so we now have a five justice majority of originalists. these people who look at just the word and nothing less. that is a big change from the last seven years and it can affect just about everything

that happens in american law and relationships between the states and the federal government. watch out there is a lot ahead. >> you just pointed out that we have a majority looking at issues differently. they are originalists as you've just taught us. so, can you give us a look at the implications one of the recent decisions through the lens of an originalists? >> sure. let's look at last friday's decision about the epa. that court decision i believe what the court said, in this decision was oh my gosh this is not determining how the powerplant emission should work. it was far too broad. nowhere did it say anything about power admissions. it just said that's how it ought to work. so since they didn't say anything about relations they have to go back and pass a more

specific law. now they have to be experts in environmental affairs. and they are not experts in much of anything their generalists and they will make policies. what they've done over the past as though those kinds of concerns to specialists for agencies like the epa. with specific legislation from congress to do what they are doing. all of this goes back. that whole act is essentially drawn out. >> and where does this new way of thinking or philosophy take us down the stream? >> it is going to take us in directions that none of us frankly have ever thought about. think about this like the fda and consumer drug protection agencies. federal aviation agency. all of these levels set up by congress creating agencies

giving them basically a broad outline. figure out what to do and then do it. that is why we hired specialist to get these things done. if the logical last friday holds it means that we are going to see the courts throwing back to congress all of these broad regulatory powers that they have delegated and gone to congress saying you have to pass precise legislation and make sure that it is nothing more. because the constitution says nothing about these agencies. it only talks about congress so that will affect just about all of the different ways that we live. were talking about things happening and changes of you and lawmaking that i don't think anyone has anticipated until now. >> we have to leave it there. as always thank you for your insight this morning it is good to see you. up next we have a quick look at your top stories. including cracking down on illegal fireworks. we take you behind the scenes as

local teams of volunteers patrol the hill

here's a quick look at the top stories we are following. firefighters looking to stop the fire started by fireworks. two acre fire just before midnight last night in antioch. thankfully the fire crews for this one out quickly.

but the windy conditions did help fuel the flames. they say people need to be aware of their surroundings when they set off fireworks. >> you need to be responsible. with the winds that are going right now anything that is going off is blowing into the grass which causes grass fires. battalion chief says they responded to fires all around that same time from bay pointe to antioch. volunteers in the south bay are hunting down illegal fireworks displays to try to prevent fire from sparking. >> this will be a very busy area. >> this is the second year that the city has activated the first team. the goal is to control the hotspots for fireworks and fire danger. this offers relief as please take care of emergencies across the city. our teams were out patrolling with them last night. so far everything has been clean.

>> they know that we are looking at them and hopefully it will discourage them from using further fireworks. the holiday lakes estate area say they are very thankful for this program. city leaders want to make sure that you report illegal fireworks there's a toll-free hotline on your screen. you can also take a picture and uploaded@sanjoseca.gov/firework. if you need help planning what to do tomorrow we have you covered with a list of events on a website. go to nbc bay area.com and click the link at the top of the trending bar. you don't have to go anywhere to see fireworks. we will have the macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular right here on nbc bay area. there will also be music and other entertainment. that is tomorrow night. back to the new video this

morning there was a fire in san francisco. our traffic camera caught the black smoke rising overthe buildings. we just got word from this emphasis go fire department that it was a one alarm fire department report. the fire was under control in just in our and there was no one injured. but the cause is now under investigation. clouds over san francisco. let's check in one more time before we go. >> we will keep the clouds all day long. especially around the coastline. keeping the sunshine at times. it will also remain breezy as well with temperatures in the 60s today. notice for tomorrow the fourth of july temperatures will remain in the upper 60s. you can expect to see patchy fog and another cloudy start going into the start of your work week. looking ahead for friday and saturday there are some warming incidences going with 90s up ahead for the area.

stomach thank you all for making us a part of your sunday morning. we will have more local news for you tonight at five, six and 11 and all day on nbc bay area. we hope you have a great sunday and a wonderful fourth of july.

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