>>> plus this child healer has believers flocking from all over the world. just for a touch. a booming business of miracle workers raking in big bucks, offering to save bodies, and even souls. but are they preying on the faithful? >>> and heat wave. after joe manganelo's the hottest bachelor. we know he had the moves on "magic mike." >>> but first the "nightline" 5. >> number one in just 60 seconds. ♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away >>> you're about to meet a man who travels all over the world, often first class, and almost always for free. and he says anyone can do it. so how can you take that summer trip for next to nothing? listen up, here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: how would you like to take a summer vacation to hawaii for just $5? or what about flying first class to paris on a free flight? sound too good to be true? greg podway calls himself a travel hacker and says he hasn't paid for a flight in thre

you could call this baaa d traffic jam a flock of 14 sheep flocked away. turns out they were exhausted from running away from coyotes last night. they hovered here in protective circle. one was treated by veterinarian and others back home. as for coyotes they are still open the lamb, get it? >> wait. >> fun city here. >> we'll explain it to you later jeff. >> there you go you could go on and on. >> we heat up again this week. >> that will be many of us laying arounds going really do we have to do this again. >> you never know. >> although we want to be -- -- >> there you go. >> double scan live quiet out there now. generally will stay that way tomorrow and most of tuesday. and as we look live right now on sdi 6 beautiful shot of center city sky line. things are calm. clear, and again we'll heat things up and eventually see a couple storms around the region. accuweather live lineup, satellite and radar and shore forecast for tomorrow. but the almanac for today below the norm. 64 this morning. 6 this afternoon. record is 52 and 102 degrees. yes gets over the

comic-con is so important, it allows brands to communicate to fans who have more power than ever, flocking to the event that's become pop culture ground zero. >> getting my nerd on, pretty much. this is, what, my fourth year here. >> we always come here. i love everything. >> i mean, i've seen a lot of it on tv and i want to see it for myself. >> reporter: comic-con is a huge platform for media giants to announce and launch all sorts of content. it expands far beyond comics from marvel expected to provide details on six films to warner brother's comics promoting ca show. microsoft xbox looking to build excitement for halo and digital show. >> being at comic come, new ideas, and creative items, time when the brands and companies bring the best foot forward and unveil them in a big, grand way and it's very competitive. >> big advertisers are teaming up to cut through the ad clutter and reach young tech savvy consumers like these who are hard to reach through traditional means like tv advertising. two great examples of branded stunts, pizza hut teaming up with the ninja turtles film to launch

it seems like the whole world is flocking here to do technology. they are flocking here to live.are living as part of the engineering world trained to deal with the internet. the quality of life holds their interest. in the worldrsity of arts, entertainment, health, food, design. all those things happen in northern california. in particular in the bay area. that's what makes us different. >> is there something not just about getting wallets filled? politicians associating themselves with the future of being with tech. ge is just as inventive as google is. but google gets all the credit because of tech. politicians standing next to eric schmidt. >> they would be foolish to allow themselves to be visiting san only francisco for that purpose. microsoft is in the northwest. of theill has all components of a part of this whole thing. you have to be very careful about what happens in north carolina. the incredible component there. and new york eared it still has its place. chicago is being aggressive. not only do they come here to ornd next to the google guys whoever it happens to be,

adam: all right, jeff flock. we'll keep an eye on it.l be in the cornfield again when it is time to harvest you. >> betcha. cheryl: jeff is good in the cornfield. >> see you adam and cheryl. cheryl: delayed, flights, hidden fees, poor customer service. just a few of complaints leveled at this airline but now that the carrier is turning lemons into lemonade in a big way. we'll tell you how and which airline it is coming up next. adam: ever wish you could delete a few things you did with a long night on "the town"? well there is an app for that when we go "off the desk." ♪ (vo) rush hour around here starts at 6:30 a.m. - on the nose. but for me, it starts with the opening bell. and the rush i get, lasts way more than an hour. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we've built powerful technology to alert you to your next opportunity. because at scottrade, our passion is to power yours. we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny c

we saw the flock to quality, we saw the safe haven trade come in. reversal of that, but i think it's a barometer that shows you globally we're seeing weak growth still, and then you see events that happened yesterday, the confluence of two separate incidents i saw a rally into treasuries and that's typical to see right now. i think until there's more clarity, treasuries will have a bid. lori: do you think that rally we saw yesterday, the normalization of interest rates today appropriate given the news? >> i think it is especially when president obama came and said really there's going to be no action. i think that's probably what's going to happen here, so we'll see that, a little bit of a selloff in treasuries but still below 2.5% on the ten-year. can it move higher? yes, but i think it stays right around this. lori: i want to get your outlook in how to invest in fixed income. let's continue with our floor show and check in with ben willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. why do you think investors came back to equities today? >> becaus

technology, and not even biotech, but technology, technology in a certain way. >> naturally, they flocke, and they are living part of the engineering world, who are trained to deal with the internet. the quality of life would never sustain itself or hold their interests unless there was a kind of diversity in the world of the arts, diversity in the world of entertainment, diversity in the will of health, diversity in the way of food, diversity in the way of design. all of those things happen in northern california, and, in particular, in the bay area. that is what makes us different. >> talking about politicians coming year, there is something not just about getting those walls are filled. politicians associating themselves with the future, being tech -- being seen -- as inventive of a company in many ways as google is, but politicians standing next to eric schmidt that makes them seem like they are more forward thinking? >> to allow themselves to be cataloged only for san francisco for that purpose, i think you have to be careful. a member, microsoft is in the northwest, in seattle, an

case i haverces the been making that in times of crisis, investors will flock to the largest banks. if they think too big to fail exists, it doesn't matter what david and i think. what matters is investors. groups,,g industry have a very different take on what the gao and what it says about the banks. nichols,d now by rob the president and ceo of the financial services forum. he represents the ceos of some of the biggest banks operating in the u.s. right now. thank you for joining us. senators say there is a subsidy but the threat of too big to fail is still out there. >> we drew very different conclusions when we saw this report. we are still flipping through it and it does note any sort of funding differential is or inearing or is gone fact two thirds of the statistically significant models show it has reversed and there's presently a funding cost disadvantage for large institutions. viewve a very different than the senators that it is going to come back in a future crisis. >> why is that? we could be in crisis time again -- the idea of the government writing to the rescue is goin

muni's diverse workforce forged by men and women of innovation have reflected the many cultures that flockmuni's ground-breaking antidiscrimination has guaranteed equal opportunity for all. the city's policy mandates the course for the future, as they work diligently to increase options and increase multialternatives, and deduce -- reduce the carbon footprint. it continues to improve the systems. during this sen -- centennial year we reflect on the transit system. driven not i'm the president of friends of mclaren park. it is one of the oldest neighborhood community park groups in san francisco. i give a lot of tours through the park. during those tours, a lot of the folks in the group will think of the park as very scary. it has a lot of hills, there's a lot of dense groves. once you get towards the center of the park you really lose your orientation. you are very much in a remote area. there are a lot of trees that shield your view from the urban setting. you would simply see different groves that gives you a sense of freedom, of being outdoors, not being burdened by the worries of city

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as fans flocked to see their countries do battle.olice say underneath it all an international gang was at work scamming fans out of millions of dollars. and the one man who now has little to cheer about is the head of the company providing hospitality packages at the tournament, which is a fifa partner. brazilian police are calling the british national a fugitive. they accuse him of using his position and company to scam $90 million from fans reselling v.i.p. tickets and packages. >> the company has an official place with fifa, and what is happen something absurd. >> reporter: absurd or not, wheelen said he's innocent and had already given up his passport and world cup credentials to police. they arrested 11 others and charged them with ticket scalping and money laundering, but wheelen is the most high profile of the accused. >> we have more details on that store, indeed, all the international headlines. not only the headlines but the background, the video, the blogs, for the entire story go to www.aljazeera.com. that's www.aljazeera

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your holiness, you are the leader of the flock. you control one of the wealthiest organizations in the world and with wealth comes power. your recent trips and your planned trips do not reflect the urgent concern necessary for christians in iraq and syria and egypt. your pronouncements span the globe. they repeat it in hundreds of thousands of churches throughout the world to millions of parishioners. every church in the world should be repeating a strong, urgent message from the papacy condemning this slaughter and calling for the world to stop the annihilation of the innocent instead of worrying about immigrant children already protected by america. as a brutal band of jihadist people attempt to remove all evidence of christianity and destroy biblical tombs like that of jonah, you must act. your holiness, the papacy was silent during world war ii and you cannot afford to let history repeat itself and it also lagged behind the sex abuse scandal. i know. i drafted the first grand jury report detailing the movement of pedophile prie

. >>> thousands of people are flocking to the parkway. >>> and for jeff skversky and jamie apody ande ceremonies the parades and the family gatherings a sea of red, white and blue coast-to-coast in the delaware valley. we celebrate the birthday of the united states of america. i am monica malpass. the big story tonight is the fourth of july. what better place to celebrate the birthplace of our nation than here where it all began. dreary weather did not sway those that attended the freedom ceremonies. it was at this spot in 1776 when the funding fathers declared their independence from great britain. the visitors grabbed umbrellas an walkeweanand walked the boar. they celebrated the fourth. no shortage of american flags and smiles on this independence day. we have live coverage for you tonight. all the shore is happening. juan rawlins is on the parkway for the wawa welcome america. and first we have melissa magee. it's a soggy start. in time for the fireworks right? >> the moisture that we had earlier today is starting to move onto our north and east. we are showing you part of the re

muni's diverse workforce forged by men and women of innovation have reflected the many cultures that flock to the city. muni's ground-breaking antidiscrimination has guaranteed equal opportunity for all. the city's policy mandates the course for the future, as they work diligently to increase options and increase multialternatives, and deduce -- reduce the carbon footprint. it continues to improve the systems. during this sen -- centennial year we reflect on the transit system. driven not [gravel] >> i'd like to call this meeting of the public utility commission to order at 1:35. you can be assured that some

i think also over the years, a lot of african-americans flocked back it georgia. but also have you a huge influx of hispanics working on the farms and different agriculture interest in the state. that's what's led it a bolstering of the hispanic community within georgia and made it an opportunity for republicans if they have that conversation. >> yeah, 500,000 new hispanic voters since 2000. democratics alone won't turn georgia blue this year. turning g into mitt romney with wealthy elitist with a questionable corporate background. new york times writes today quote mr. purdue was chief executive of a textile manufacturer that went bankrupt and closed in 2003 leaving 7500 people unemployed after mr. purdue left the company. and the geo primary made ready made attacks to use in the fall. purdue criticized, a fellow opponent, one of them with, for only having a high school degree. and others for not living outside the united states. this may not fit well with regular people down there. let's watch. >> look at the background, look at credentials. >> okay. >> i'm sorry

. >> people are still flocking into the equities market. this is really great, at least for this coming quarter until september 30th we'll see market continue to rise, melissa. melissa: jeremy, pretty serious worries out of portugal this morning. we waved them off. >> it could be a canary in thees of canaries in coal mines in europe right now. i don't think this will devolve anything that is contagion specific here. you have to realize european banks are weak. they continue to be weak asset sheets and continue to give loans to companies that are also weak. this is obvious. melissa: that is something we should be concerned about though? we're only momentarily concerned about it? tracy, what do you think? >> reality we're up 6% in six weeks and looking for reason to pull back and i think that is what we're doing. investors were chomping at the bit to find any negative news. chomped on to portugal and janet yellen. here we are. melissa: impressed, meaningful, what do you think? >> not really significant because it doesn't take into effect, mel

. >> our son used to be friends with them and told us there was a child flocked the basement that was autistic that never left the basement. >> she said she contacted the police multiple times as far ack as three years is ago. >> think never removed any children. >> friday, police say they found 22-year-old twin brothers with autism locked in room in the basement and the people responsible, their own parents, john and janice land. >> detectives said the room had an overwhelming smell of urine, no furniture or light. just a bed phenomenal forter covering the hard tile floor. the door held by an external dead bolt. he allegedly told investigators his sons were nonverbal and has a history of running from the house. the house is now condemned. family members arrived late in the evening. one told us us he was there to clean and make repairs. she only wishes something were one earlier. >> people that can't have kids and to come to this. >> a man who identified himself as the uncle of the boys says this is all just one big misunderstanding. severely ey are autistic young men. live from rockv

. >> thousands flocked to the waterfront and many brought their families from the bay area. >> they are old enough to watch fireworks with a big area. >> this is the sell operation of the stars and stripes and the birth of our nation 238 years ago. people packed the waterfront. at pier39 an 80s rock band helped entertain the crowd and it is a chance to venture into the city of thousands of people. one spectator was not a fan of the explosions in the sky. >> do you like the fireworks? >> no. >> i guess you can't please everyone. >> abc7 news. >> we will have more on today's july 4th celebrations in a little bit. right now spencer christian is in for sandhya patel. here is a look a at your weekend holiday forecast. hi, spencer. >> hi, ama. as you know we have had fog around the bay and the city of san francisco. live doppler hd is showing lots of fog and a lot of of it moving into ma -- marin county and sonoma county. our warm up will continue and here is why. the big hot air mass we have been showing you continues to spread westward. as it does, we will heat up big time over the weekend

many will flock to that black flag. why? who are they? are they people who can just drop what they're doing in life and head to an unstable region in iraq? >> believe it or not, the answer is yes. let me explain why. this declaration of the caliph, this is very much embedded in history. there is religious literature that confirms to a lot of believers, there are many sects among muslims, but for a lot of followers, especially for those that if caliph is declared it's a religious obligation. it doesn't matter who declares it. it doesn't matter how they get to power. but if it is declared than those people are obliged religiously. maybe 99% of muslims won't, but i'm worried about the 1%. the muslim nation is over 1 billion people on earth. if you set this fact against the background that we've only seen recently more or less the imitation of political islam, and we've seen al-qaeda has really been cornered and failed to become effective, then there are a lot of young, anger muslims, let's say, who are seeking a third way, and for baghdadi t

. >>> thousands of people flock to a california beach to watch a surfing competition where competitors stood on four legs. about 40 dogs from across the u.s. hopped on boards to unleash their skills in san diego. >> come on, come on. >> some participants couldn't find their balance but it was a breeze for experienced surfers. they even showed off by riding tandem. judges gave scores of points in the length of the ride and beauty of the postures. >> in america dogs are part of our family. it is a good activity for the whole family. >> the money raised from the event will be donated to organizations that support the humane treatment of animals. >>> that's all for this hour of "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thanks for watching. a7guc >> welcome back. these are the headlines. age or older from gazza has been brought down against houston in militants. the world cup for the fourth time against argentina. yearss take part in this celebration. 100 years after the start of world war i.

. >> thousands flocked to the waterfront and many brought their families from the bay area. >> they areatch fireworks with a big area. >> this is the sell operation of the stars and stripes and the birth of our nation 238 years ago. people packed the waterfront. at pier39 pier39 an 80s rock bad helped entertain the crowd and it is a chance to venture into the city of thousands of people. one spectator was not a fan of the explosions in the sky. >> do you like the fireworks? >> no. >> i guess you can't please everyone. >> news. bc7 news. >> we will have more on today's july 4th celebrations in a little bit. right now spencer christian is in for sandhya patel. here is a look a at your weekend holiday forecast. hi, spencer. >> hi, ama. as you know we have had fog around the bay and the city of san francisco. live doppler hd is showing lots of fog and a lot of of it moving into ma -- marin county and sonoma county. our warm up will continue and here is why. the big hot air mass we have been showing you continues to spread westward. as it does, we will heat up big time over the weekend with

jeff flock is live in chicago and home buying spree and landscape there. jeff?have to hear this. one of the leading players in the housing industry says there is a sea change now at work in the housing industry. you will hear about it as we watch a home go up much those are concrete forms. back in a moment. don't pour the cop create yet. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end july 31st. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. offers end july 31st. c'mon, you want heartburn? when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast, with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact. and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum... tums! liz: fed chairman janet yellen expressing concern about the slow down in a housing recovery this year. could that reflect a change in american attitudes towards homeownership? david: you know who knows about this? fox busine

fans flock to south philadelphia for their first glimpse of the 2014 philadelphia eagles. and the new look link. >>> everyone worked very hard north last three days, night in, night out no one wanted to go home to make sure that we brought these individuals to justice. >>> tonight police say they have their man wanted in the deaths of three children in north philadelphia. and we now know both men are facing charges for another sickening crime. we're also learning tonight one of those suspects was recently released from prison. good evening i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. we have live team three coverage tonight. we'll get to steve patterson from the scene that far crash in just a moment. but first walt hunter tracking the latest from police headquarters. walt? >> reporter: well, jess, you know, beyond the fact of the case at a press conference here, police revealed just how deeply the loss of these children has affected all residents from our area, a neighbor who came forward with the cell phone he found and ultimately led to one of the suspects. the legendary charles

hundreds of people flocked to san jose today.this year's july 4 parade was a revival of the rose carnival of 1896 before there was rock and roll. it included mayor chuck reid, a dog with shades riding >>> the beat goes on with today's july 4 festivities run by samons. the spirit of '76 by huge crowds on the sidewalks. >>> today included floats, flags and plenty of red, white and bl blue. abc 7 news reporter nick >> everyone is so excited to spend july 4. >> reporter: it's easy to see why this city is seen through the eyes of a child. family tradition is so much a part of this spectacle, as when. it's just. the parade continues to attract thousands. among the many highlights? the redwood city parade run. the family-friendly 5k race is open to runners. it's funded by the redwood city foundation education. and she plans to be here >> 91 jell oe -- she's been coming to the parade even before she knew what a jelly shot was. >> what makes you so special. just to give you an idea. last year they had more than 1,000 runners. this year th

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flocked to seers >> perhaps this is proof people don't listen to critics.lucy" ews didn't keep from topping the box office at number one making $44 million. hercules with dwayne johnson was second followed by dawn of the of the apes, purge, aanarchy and planes, fire and rescue. some bad movies there. >> what storms we can expect starting to make its way into the area. the region but steer eather threat -- the severe weather thunderstorm watch i was telling you about has been canceled. so, just some showers and thunderstorms but nothing severe. breezy.w still warm but a slight chance of a passing shower. otherwise the cool air gets in even a little d bit milder by the middle and end of the week but really comfortable. so, hopefully you are ready for some refreshing humidity because way.is on the >> stay with us. e will continue to track the storms and have more news

muni's diverse workforce forged by men and women of innovation have reflected the many cultures that flock to the city. muni's ground-breaking antidiscrimination has guaranteed equal opportunity for all. the city's policy mandates the course for the future, as they work diligently to increase options and increase multialternatives, and deduce -- reduce the carbon footprint. it continues to improve the systems. during this sen -- centennial year we reflect on the transit system. driven not >> good afternoon, everyone. this is not a new version of q and a time if you're wondering but we have a major announcing announcement to make and something that all of us and particularly the people that are standing behind me want to really thank them for working hard for us and a number of people throughout the city realizing our city is more expensive and work families mr. taylor those who eastern minimum wage have struggled longer hours to try to make end meet and recognizing we'll have a tremendous effort being given to sustain jobs in the city and want to continue doing that but beyond the jobs how

tourists traditionally flock to italy with its beaches and picturesque towns. the island of sicily is a popular destination, but there's bad news for hikers. for two weeks now, one of the main attractions, mount aetna, has been closed to tourists. there are still be active volcanoes, and mount it is spitting lava again -- there are three active volcanoes, and mount aetna is spitting lava again. >> for days, mount aetna has put up a spectacular pyrotechnics display. carmina is here before sunrise to get a closer look. >> we are at the northern end of aetna at around 3100 meters. this crack is due to the abruption which is typical. the magma has risen to a very high level. at any moment, a new crater could open up, or there could be an explosion without any warning . >> even so, carmelo, what -- one of 40 rangers, leads us to the volcano. it is a tough climb in thin air and through ankle-deep volcanic ash. there it is. with each explosion, the crater belches out glowing molten lava, strewing around for hundreds of meters. the earth heaves and shakes. only the ran

. >>> dozen of people are flock to go a small town in spring, florida, where a sink hole swallowed an entire street. here's the video for you, take a look at this sink hole is 30 feet deep and spans the entire street. the gap grew over the weekend. one home owner was forced to evacuate. now a contractor will survey damage today to see what can be done to prevent further damage. >>> a hot air balloon crashed in massachusetts and passenger inside were pretty badly hurt. this is cell phone video of what happened on saturday in the neighborhood in massachusetts. witnesses say balloon was trying to land in the residential community when it hit some power lines and it burst into flames. five people on board were burned, the faa is investigating. >>> four people are dead following a plane crash in air zone, single engine plane crashed, in fey canyon 3:30 yesterday afternoon. officials say it ignited a brush fire and the cause of the that crash is under investigation as well. >>> nineteen inmates in texas sent to the hospital after the roof of their prison collapsed. prison guards say most of

tourists traditionally flock to italy with its beaches and picturesque towns. the island of sicily is a popular destination, but there's bad news for hikers. for two weeks now, one of the main attractions, mount aetna, has been closed to tourists. there are still be active volcanoes, and mount it is spitting lava again -- there are three active volcanoes, and mount aetna is spitting lava again. >> for days, mount aetna has put up a spectacular pyrotechnics display. carmina is here before sunrise to get a closer look. >> we are at the northern end of aetna at around 3100 meters. this crack is due to the abruption which is typical. the magma has risen to a very high level. at any moment, a new crater could open up, or there could be an explosion without any warning . >> even so, carmelo, what -- one of 40 rangers, leads us to the volcano. it is a tough climb in thin air and through ankle-deep volcanic ash. there it is. with each explosion, the crater belches out glowing molten lava, strewing around for hundreds of meters. the earth heaves and shakes. only the ran

. >> everybody just flocked to this place. >> reporter: reduced to ash and rubble, just like the house next door. >> this was a garage, this is my 4-year-old son's bike. >> parker, leann and their son moved in last november. >> i knew there was not going to be anything, but -- there's really not anything. >> where there are homes there is no power. hundreds of destroyed polls and lines will take at least a month to replace. >> how sorry we all are and i am. >> reporter: a rally cry from the mayor who speaks from experience. >> i myself, and family members ville lost their homes, and i just want you all to know that we, as a community, are going to pull together and make this town even better. >> reporter: back at the crump home, a victory for little trinity. >> what is it? >> bear. >> reporter: the family not ready to give up just yet. >> we're a strong family and we pull together. >> reporter: tonight we've learned the break in the weather may not be much of a break at all. fire crews warning residents about possible landslides and flash floods, expecting heavy rain and thunderstorms

. >>> the feed the children caravan rolling into philadelphia today, and hundreds of families flocked to a church for much-needed resources. >> it really was a sight to see all of the families receiving the help they desperately need. fresh and nutritious foods and clothing items prepared, especially for those in need. it was about giving back and putting smiles on faces. hundreds of families receiving much-needed food and clothing items, part of the feed the children initiative. the under-served families stood in line to take part including warren and his daughters. >> and the people who are unemployed, people who just need extra food. and you know can't afford to pay for the extra personal compare needs. >> the parking lot of the church in north philadelphia was turned into a super grocery store. more than a dozen agencies pulled together to sponsor the give away, including philadelphia eagles' safety, malco malcolm. >> and i saw it firsthand and know it doesn't take too much resources. there are some we can do quickly and with the help after few partners knock it out. it came toget

angle that they may be safer, they have insurance to cover it, still doesn't stop the problem of a flock of drones hovering in the sky and causing a lot of havoc. go ahead. >> i definitely heard a lot of conversations about this on the radio and tv now. i think we're having the conversation that needs to be had. one of the things we need to pay attention to is how government is using them, right? the government is using drones because they're so much more affordable for things like search and rescue than traditional helicopters. we have to assume this is a market that only has room to grow. we need to figure out as society with government help how do we do this safely. from marketing to agriculture, there's tremendous potential here. >> john, tammy, where do you come down. good for amazon to be able to deliver products on the 20 millionth floor of a skyscraper, or joe shmo using a drone to peek at people on the beach. >> i say about a thousand flowers bloom, will there be mistakes, of course, but how we advance economically, we will see drones transform how we get consumer goods. i saw a

. >> thousands flocked to the waterfront and many brought their families from the bay area. >> they are old enough to watch fireworks with a big area. >> this is the sell operation of the stars and stripes and the birth of our nation 238 years ago. people packed the waterfront. at pier39 an 80s rock band helped entertain the crowd and it is a chance to venture into the city of thousands of people. one spectator was not a fan of the explosions in the sky. >> do you like the fireworks? >> no. >> i guess you can't please everyone. >> abc7 news. >> we will have more on today's july 4th celebrations in a little bit. right now spencer christian is in for sandhya patel. here is a look a at your weekend holiday forecast. hi, spencer. >> hi, ama. as you know we have had fog around the bay and the city of san francisco. live doppler hd is showing lots of fog and a lot of of it moving into ma -- marin county and sonoma county. our warm up will continue and here is why. the big hot air mass we have been showing you continues to spread westward. as it does, we will heat up big time over the weekend