f0 tonight, cal fire is out with an explosive warning, as police in one bay area city haul in 20 tons of illegal

fireworks. nothing like a sudden burst of warm weather to kick off the fourth of july weekend. hello, i'm juliette goodrich. sara donchey has the night off tonight. those are tomorrow's projected highs down in the corner of corner of your screen. and tonight millions are on the way to their holiday destinations. some were stuck in the traffic on the san mateo bridge. millionsmore are taking to the skies in one of the busiest travel weekends since the pandemic. the security line at the airport stretching back to baggage claim. and those that didn't get out of town had to find a way to stay cool. these people today at crown beach getting relief from the sudden warm up. we bring in chief meteorologist paul heggen on what to expect for the weekend. >> yes, cool on the coast, mild to warmer around the bay, and hot inland. it was hot enough

today. here are the high temperatures for inland parts of the bay area today, and we were several degrees above average. reached up close to 100 in concord. 12 degrees above normal. everyone is going to be hotter tomorrow. our heat as vise rhode island mains in effect through sunday, but tomorrow is the peak. the hottest weather is actually going to be in the central valley where temperatures top out around 110 degrees. this is a widespread heat wave that extends into nevada, down into arizona, and it has the fingerprints of climate change all over it. we can actually measure that with with a the statistic called the climate shift index, something that climate central came up with. basically just measures how much more likely an extreme weather event becomes because of the influence of climate change. for us in the bay area, we're in the orange category meaning it's a climate shift of 2 meaning it's twice as likely as without climate change. but

in the central valley, the deep shade of maroon the at the top of the scale. this type of weather becomes five times more likely due to the influence of climate change. so it's hot tomorrow, and still toasty on sunday, but we back down a little heading towards the fourth of july. we'll look at the forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, thank you. you'll need the sunscreen and water if you're planning to hit the marin county fair this weekend. it will be nearly 90 degrees at the fairgrounds tomorrow, but that could be cool compared to the alameda county fairgrounds. our betty yu was there, and met a group that could be described as the first family of the fair. >> reporter: this friday, crowds took in the final fireworks and drone show of the season. temperatures today reached well into the 90s, but that hasn't stopped the crowds from kicking off the holiday weekend outdoors. as the night cooled, fireworks and drones lit up the sky at the alameda

county fair. fair goers took in dazzling displays. earlier in the day, crowds indulged in county fair favorites including live music, rides, and food. among the most popular items, classic corn dogs and lemonade from concession stands run by the williams family. dean williams has been running them for nearly 50 years. >> it's our livelihood. it's what we do, and we do it because we live it. my wife and i met at the fair. >> reporter: dean began working at this very fair in 1966 when corn dogs were just 25 cents. today the classic is $7. he and his wife own red and white concessions and travel to 25 fairs in the state throughout the year. >> the oil is in the fryer, so we just deep it in here. >> reporter: the recipe has never changed. dean showed me how to make a classic corn dog. >> wipe the tape off. >> easier than it looks.

>> reporter: the team expected to crank out 1600 corn dogs each day this weekend. >> we're stocked up for three big days. i think it will be gigantic out here. >> reporter: they can rely on a few of their eight kids to pitch in. 20-year-old melanie williams considers the grounds her second home. her mom was working at the fair just before going into labor with her. >> especially working, since i could talk, you know, and customer service almost. i like, i feel like i really know how to talk to people. >> reporter: the family said this year, crowds have returned to pre-pandemic levels. >> even when there's a recession or like, pandemic people, we always do well at fairs i think they really like that nostalgia. >> reporter: the alameda county fair said they added a few new concessions and performers to this year's line up. it runs through july 9th. >> you can come out here and spend a day at this fair and

not see it all. cal fire crews were out in the heat today demonstrating how dangerous fireworks could be if you're not careful. the arson and bomb unit handled the highest volume of seized illegal explosives in the state, and the only safe way to get rid of them is to carefully blow them up. they deal with everything from small to the big stuff and homemade explosives like cherry bombs and fire crackers. >> these are probably the most dangerous items we deal with. they may look like a consumer brand firework, but they're not regulated. there's no telling how much explosive force it has, how well it was built, whether there's other items in it. they're completely unknown. every year around this time, tens of thousands of pounds of illegal fireworks are seized across california. and nearly 20 tons of them just turned up in san jose

after police followed a trail of evidence from an explosive fire at a local storage facility. wilson walker reports it's the biggest bust of its kind in the city's history. >> the cause of the actual fire is still unknown, but we believe that the fires were a contributing factor to why the fire was so outrageous. >> reporter: you can see the flames erupting from the public storage facility were fueled by a stash of illegal fireworks. as soon as the flames died back, investigators started looking closer. first, they went through more storage units, and they say they just kept finding more and more fireworks. the grand total nearly 20 tons worth of product they say came from out of state or overseas. >> the culmination of the search warrants yielded 38,000-pounds of illegal fireworks. >> reporter: the estimated street value of that is about $2 million, but from there,

police kept going. they connected two suspects to the fireworks, and then searched their homes. >> over 13-ounces of meth, over 200-grams of cocaine, approximately $4,800 in cash, as well as one semiautomatic firearm. >> reporter: police say the investigation is ongoing. there could be more arrests and more charges. but they also add the total of fireworks seized, 38,000-pounds, may well be enough to put a lid on some of the fireworks related problems coming up over the weekend and the holiday. and san francisco firework warnings up at ocean beach, a popular fourth of july gathering spot. despite the cool temperatures and proximity to the water, shooting off fireworks out on the beach is still illegal. it's unclear what sparked this grass fire in sonoma county this afternoon, but it didn't take long for it

to spread across 23 acres of dry brush in petaluma. fire crews are still out there right now, but we're told they stopped the spread. at stay with us through the weekend as we track the fire danger and the first alert heat. find a list of bay area cooling centers at kpix.com. we're also streaming on the cbs news app. things certainly got heated during the supreme court today where the conservative majority dealt the biden administration a big setback. the justices ruled 6-3 that the president overstepped his authority with his plan to cancel or reduce some $400 billion in student loan debt. the majority said it would take an act of congress, but the president said he's not giving up on the idea. >> today's decision has closed one path. now we're going to pursue another. i'm never going to stop fighting for you. we'll use every tool at our disposal

to get you the student debt relief you need and reach your dreams. >> the high court also handed down a defeat for gay rights, ruling 6-3 that a christian web designer in colorado can refuse to make wedding websites for same sex couples. >> it sets precedent moving forward that it is okay to discrimination against lgbtq people in america. >> nobody should be forced to create a message that goes against the core of who they are and what they believe. >> justice gorsuch wrote for the majority saying the first amendment envisions the united states as a rich and complex place where all persons are free to think and speak as they wish. in her dissent, justice sotamayor wrote the court grants a business open to the public a constitutional right to refuse members of a

protected class. some fear this could open the door to widespread discrimination. >> reporter: this is a fact specific decision, but it creates a zone of immunity for people in the commercial sector to be able to discriminate. >> we know there are actors out there who want to strip lgbtq people of all our rights, including the right to marry. >> the human rights campaign says it's tracking more than 500 bills it considers anti-lgbtq across 41 states. all right, looking to beat the heat? why not hit the slopes. the sierra resort that's still open for the fourth of july. plus, it's hard to imagine not wanting steve young on your team, but the 49er legend just got the ax from espn. also, why so many sea lions are turning up sick along the cali

tonight, sausalito's marine mammal center is preparing to deploy volunteers to southern california to help care for an influx of sick sea lions. construction crews are creating space at the mammal center in laguna beach where an algae bloom has sickened the animals. >> it's expected to get larger, so we're anticipating to get potentially even more sick animals over the next several days. >> the center is already treating 95% more patients than it had this time last year. all right, if you were

thinking of heading to yosemite for the holiday weekend, be prepared for a lot of sightseeing out your car window in the entry line. visitors have been absolutely packing the park the past few weeks. for one thing, it's the first summer in years without pandemic restrictions and required reservations, and the sierra snowfall made the water falls spectacular. some visitors are waiting four hours just to get inside the park. >> long lines at the entrance stations, parking lots are full, shuttle buses are full, trails are busy. it's just, um, it's just really, really impacts the experience. >> so you get the idea. if you're planning a park visit this summer, staffers recommend going on a weekday and arriving in the early morning or late afternoon. and while parts of the bay area are looking at triple digit temperatures heading into the holiday weekend, some people up in the sierra are getting ready to hit the slopes. alpine meadows still

open. that's thanks to the report setting winter. the terrain is limited, but skiers and snow boarders say they'll take what they can get. take a listen. >> you just got to keep going every day. you know, don't take a day off. if the lifts are spinning, be out here winning. >> spend your money on the stuff that makes you happy, and skiing, yeah, do it. >> the resort will be open through the 4th. paul is back with a check of the first alert forecast as we deal with warm temperatures on this raddest holiday weekend. into the first, earlier today this is ocean beach. what heat wave? high temperature there was 56 degrees. inlandat fairfield they got up to 105, almost a 50-degree spread across the bay area. the heat dome is in place. the worst will be through the central valley. high temperatures there around 110. we have the heat advisory in effect, and the

area of high pressure. the heat come also traps urban pollutants. air quality moderate saturday, and we could have unhealthy readings inland and the east bay tomorrow. we'll keep you updated. right now a little fog trying to sneak in. temperatures in the 50s in san francisco, santa rosa, and in oakland. still in the 60s in san jose, and low to mid-70s inland in the east bay in concord and livermore. that's where temperatures tonight only drop into the 60s. only so much time overnight for the heat to escape into space, and there's so much of it today the temperatures will be elevated to begin the day saturday. so it's a warmer jumping off point for temperatures to just take off tomorrow afternoon. this is the peak of our heat wave. 5 to 10 degrees above average around the bay. hot inland. mid-90s in san jose, and over 100 if concord. 60s along the coast. a

little sunshine peaking through, but not losing the clouds. upper 80s and low 90s down the peninsula and the south end of the bay with mid to upper 90s around santa clara and the valley. the 100-degree plus readings much more widespread inland and the east bay. the bright purple colors are where temperatures get up to near 105 near brentwood, antioch, the usual spots. 75 to 80 around oakland and the east bay. low to mid-90s north of the golden gate. as you look farther north, even hotter. 108 in ukiah saturday afternoon. plan on taking it easy. even with the hot weather in place tomorrow, the hottest day of the heat wave is unlikely to set any records. still 5 to 10 degrees below the records farther inland. we retreat slightly for the second half of the weekend. two degree drop around the bay, then back to

average temperatures for monday and the fourth of july on tuesday. the drop in temperatures is more noticeable inland from the mid-90s in the north bay and san jose down to the low to mid-80s by monday. it's going to be cooler for the fourth of july. it's likely that we're going to have to contend with forecast around the bay. be thinking ahead for that. we settle into slightly below average temperatures by the end of next week, but stay cool the next few days. always cool, andrea. >> oh, thank you, paul. coming up in sports, the warriors have their core three at least for one more season, and he doesn't just change the game with his bat. highlights from the

all right, first of all, it's so great to see you? person in the studio. >> great to see you too. >> and we have good news to report about our lovely giants. >> yeah, they dropped a couple games in toronto, but go to new york and a different scene. the giants right now seem to have the perfect combination of veteran leadership and rising

young stars. one of the brightest stars so far this season coming up big again for his team. this mets fan has seen enough of his team. the team has the highest payroll in baseball now ten games back of 500. sixth inning, a show of life. a deep shot down the left field line off taylor rogers. stays fair to make it 4-2 mets. but the giants have patrick bailey. the rookie catcher in just his 33rd game in the bigs looks like a superstar already. a bomb to the deepest part of the ball park to give the giants the lead, and that's his fifth of the year. but he wasn't just impressive with the bat. he guns down starling trying to steal sect. that's the 11th base runner caught stealing so far. the giants win 5-4 to take the opener. the white sox in oakland. this fan with the old school look flashing back to the 1919

black sox scandal. second inning a big one for the a's. the a's score four in the second. and bats stay hot in the fifth. tanner banks wishes he could have this one back. perez blasts this one into left field, and a's win. draymond green's future was all the talk this off season, but steve kerr made it clear how important it was to resign him. >> if he's not back, we're not a championship contender. we know that. >> and they did not waste any time today. the dubs quickly agreed to a new four-year deal with green at the start of free agency. it will keep green signed with the warriors until the end of steph curry's contract. klay thompson has one more year. we'll see if the warriors give him an extension

or a new deal after the next season. >> but we'll see what happens next year. >> they all want to stay together. >> they do. >> okay, thank you. all right, i'm going to let you guess who this guy's favorite golfer is. think about it. think about it. we'll be right back.

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a lot of big names at espn are suddenly free agents tonight after the network laid them off. it cut about 20 of its long time sports commentators including jalen rose and steve young. the departures are part of a million billion dollar cost

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