the golden gate city of san francisco and the bay area. n francisco bay area selected as one of the 11 host cities in the united states for the 2026 world cup matches will bring soccer fans from all around the world, a big win for the community and the local economy . ktvu lamonica. peters joins us now live from levi stadium and lamonica. the stadium will be one of the sites to host the games. that's right. mayor lisa gilmore said she wrote a letter back in 2016 asking people to let us host the games here and now she and the entire city is celebrating the selection. the golden gate city of san francisco and the bay area. i'm ecstatic. i'm so excited about it. i'm a soccer mom myself, so i just can't wait to see what teams we get and to have the world come to santa clara. santa clara knows how to host a major sporting event. levi stadium is home to the san francisco 40 niners and hosted super bowl 50 and 2016. mayor gilmore says she'll know just how many games they'll host sometime soon and the economic impact the world cup will bring to san

san francisco. reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> good reporting, we'll keep new place and check back with you as the night progresses. a lot happening in san francisco right now. >>> now, we've been hearing about these trigger laws in conservative states where lawmakers have already adopted abortion bans. they'll be kicking in now based on today's supreme court ruling. take a look now. a map here suggests where we're headed as a country. the bright red states where abortion is legal after 15 weeks. the dull red states, abortion is only legal before 15 weeks. but 13 of the 15 states have those trigger laws automatically banning abortions. the blue color on the map shows states where abortion is expected to remain legal, including here in california. the end of roe v. wade is a reasonable decision according to john dennis, the chair of san francisco's republican party. >> there is no constitutional right, there's no constitutional mention of abortion in either article 1 section 8 under the enumerated powers nor is it mentioned in the bill of rights. there's no right to an abortion

san francisco. now, as far as things go right now, what a huge departure from earlier this week with 90s across the bay area. now most of the bay is in the 60s except for san jose that's currently at 70 degrees. we're seeing all these unusual june changes from this cold system slowly moving across california. it's sticking around one more day, so more cool temperatures tomorrow, on and off wind, and even showers off to the north. tomorrow we're starting off cold. 53 degrees. by 10:00 a.m., 64, and up to slightly warmer temperatures, 73 by 2:00 p.m. i'll have a full look at the weekend forecast, show you which days will be the best in about 15 minutes. >> sounds good, jeff. see you in a bit. >>> good news for millions of parents, the fda has approved the covid vaccine for all children under five. the cdc is expected to do the same this weekend. this comes as a time when covid levels across the entire bay area remain persistently high. we spoke with santa clara county's top doctor about when the vaccinations will start for kids as young as six months old. >> reporter: the county says if the vaccines arrive on

the san francisco bay area has been named one of the host cities for the 20 26 world cup. big deal matches will be played at levi stadium in santa clara course home of the forty-niners. the stadiums already hosted several major sporting events and has a capacity of 71,000 fans. plus a grass surface making it an attractive option for the 2026 tournament on the west but la and seattle were also named as host cities. no dates have been exactly yet. this will be the first time, though, that the bay area has hosted the world cup match since 1999. for those tickets are going to be hard to get. and this is ben says expensive. all right, live look outside as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> pretty jammed up. but a nice day out here folks, what coming into the city and in anticipation of the. i want to go check it out. a chase as to have that feel of being actually at the game but not being there. but yes, looks like some nice weather out there all around to see that sea breeze kicking the temperatures cool off, been around the bay area today overlooking the sfo. right now.

so, you know, again, san francisco bay area, it's it embodies what it means to be an inclusive area andout and proud gay muslim middle eastern man in the bay area. that's part of my story and part of my narrative. and we're going to fight for that. we're going to fight to ensure that this remains a place for all to feel welcome, regardless of their identities. and so that's really what's at stake. >> for more on why these groups are targeting this community, and how it connects to their larger worldview, i'm joined again by j.m. berger. he's a writer and researcher who focuses on extremist ideologies and he's written four books on the topic. why is it they would be targeting this particular communy? >> a lot of these groups are identity based. they are very focused on gender not as their primary interest but as a secondary marker of identity. you see this in far-right gros and jihadist groups such as isis. where people who have nonconforming or sexual orientation, they face -- it is a visual kind of hatred. these groups will give you a rationale. they have justifications for what they d

. >> other venues like this, all over the place, not just in the san francisco bay area need to existive and i'm not just talking about the arts communities, even if you are here to see a chuckle bucket comedy show and you are still experiencing humanity and in specific ways being able to gather with people and experience something together. and especially coming out of the pandemic, the loss of that in-person human connection recovering that in good ways is going to be vital for our entire society. >> it's a family club. most our staff has been working with us for 10 years so we feel like a family. >> what people think of when they think of bottom of the hill and i get a lot of this is first of all, the first place i met my husband or where we had our first date and i love that and we love doing weddings and i expect there to be a wedding season post 2021 of all the make up we haddings and i hope that many people do that because we have had so many rock ep role weddings. >> i told my girlfriend, make sure you stand at the front of the stage and i can give you a kiss at midnight. at t

bay. oakland to palo alto. 60s here in san francisco. i have you at 60 at half-moon bay. everything changes for us heading into thursday, friday, saturday for this areahigh pressure that will sit and linger in those three days. now, because of what we see moving in, there is an excessive heat watch here for the north bay, east bay and south bay. the hottest day of the week that i see getting here on friday's forecast. again, 90s to 102 degrees, humidity as low as 5%, obviously with the drought it will increase the fire danger. a lot happening in the seven- day forecast. let's move it into san francisco. we will be able to see, up to 80 on friday. dropping it down to 67 on sunday, a slight chance of spotty showers early on sunday morning, i adjusted the timing on it. nothing big that will ruin your weekend. we will watch out for that. monday, tuesday, watching for more 60s. going up to 100 on friday, dropping it down to 82 on sunday and more 80s into next monday and tuesday's forecast. once we are over friday i think we will manage a descent weekend. >> friday will be hot. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> warriors are on the road and so are we. still a

this is one of several protests happening right now in san francisco and across the bay area. this is creating fear that other rights could be reconsidered as well. protesters in san francisco are rallying. >> reporter: this is outside the federal district courthouse in san francisco. this crowd is continuing to grow. you mentioned there is another demonstration on market street. legal scholars say there are legal challenges to other rights. a leaked draft opinion last month came out. this is not surprising but it is devastating to people. this law professor said the supreme court's decision over that left two days, one was overcontrol and the other was over reproductive rights . >> you need to have a good reason to prohibit that. here, they say you have no liberty of her your own body, even if it threatens the health of the mother. even though it is a terribly damaged fetus that cannot live. >> reporter: this could lead to challenges and other rights, specifically the right to same- sex marriage and contraception. justice clarence thomas appears to call for a challenge. they c

san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and we're tracking the number of people reported to be infected with monkeypox right here in the bay areat check, san francisco county reported 16 people. alameda county reported 5 santa clara county has one. san mateo county has also seen one case and solano county has had none so far. we're still waiting to hear back from marin county and contra costa county for their reports. >> the white house has announced a plan to target the disease. officials say that they are working with major lab companies to increase testing and they're sending out tens of thousands of stockpiled vaccine doses with priority for high-risk areas. the biden administration feels these proactive steps. put the u.s. in a good position. >> our focus is on making sure communities and jurisdictions know the they have those resources so we can stop the spread as quickly as possible. we're not going to put our feet off the gas. you know that. we want to stop the spread and we want to avoid any severe outcomes. >> well, the cdc is recommending the vaccine for anyone who may have had close contact with someone infected wit

san francisco bay area, it embodies what it means to be an inclusive area. and i -- right, i can be an out middofle my naim, rrative.ea and we'reoing to fight for that. we're going to fight to ensure that this remains a place for all to feel welcome, regardless of their identities. and so that's really what's at stake. william: so, for more on why these groups are targeting this community and how it connects to their larger world view, i'm joined again by j.m. berger. he's a writer and researcher who cuses on extremist ideologies. and he's written four books on the topic. j.m., great to have you back on the "newshour." could you just help us undetand what might seem like a disconnect for some people? why is it that these far-right white supremacist groups would be targeting this particular community? j.m.: thanks for having me. so, a lot of these extremist groups that are very strongly identity-based and focused on sort of toxic masculin identities are very focused on gender not as their primary interest, but as a secondary marker of identity. so, you see th

plus, the san francisco bay area has been named as one of the host cup.ve details on what we can

. >>> the san francisco bay area is bracing for sweltering temperatures. triple digits are expected from northern california all the way to arizona and into texas through the weekend. on the radar severe storms are expected later today from arkansas to the florida panhandle where an isolated tornado is possible. showers for parts of the upper midwest and heavy rains in the northwest. checking today's high temperatures, 70s around the great lakes and across new england. hot again across the south. >>> coming up, the emergency at a chocolate factory. >>> also ahead, 42 years later, the baby who disappeared after her parents' murder is found alive. we hear from the overjoyed family. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ treat dad to father's day at lowe's. >>> emergency crews swarmed the m&m factory in central pennsylvania after two workers fell into a vat of chocolate. dispatchers reported the employees were waist high in chocolate, though it's unclear if it was dry or liquid. first responders eventually rescued them and brought them to the hospital as a precaution. >>> we turn now to a

even the san francisco bay area bracing for triple digits. >>> president biden overnight on jimmy kimmel. what he told the late night host about the fight for gun reform. >>> later the surprising health benefits of being optimistic. >> and the big news overnight. ♪ >> about brittney. ♪ i'm not that innocent ♪ >> from abc news in new york. this is "america this morning." >> good thursday morning, everyone. >> we begin with today's high stakes hearing on capitol hill. >> lawmaker are promising to reveal new evidence about the plot to attack the u.s. capitol on january 6th, 2021. and we're learning more about the video that will be unveiled in prime time tonight as well as the role president trump's daughter and son-in-law may play in the hearing. let's get right to em with a preview of what is to come. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the january 6th house select committee has poured through thousands of records and hours of testimony to establish the truth of what happened that day. all of that leading up to tonight's opening hearing. the house select committee investigating t

we need this san francisco bay area. whoo! go warriors!> reporter: the series has been fantastic so far. the fans, as they're going to their seats, they're taking selfies. we just found this warriors fan who came up with this great sign "internet explorer's faster than jayson tatum of the boston celtics." this one should be a good one. and we hope the warriors pull one out tonight once again. andria, i'll send it back to you. >> reporter: all right. well, kenny, thank you so much. now, here at chase center, i promised you that, ooh, who do i have behind me? hey, guys, how are you? these fans are definitely ready. now, i thought vern was inside chase center, but he is actually outside. and we're hoping that game 6 comes to play in game 5 tonight, vern? >> hey, dre, i'm just one of the legions of fans out here in this sea of humanity. ain't it something? very historical day here in the bay area sports landscape. three years ago today, of the giants tossed a perfect game three years ago today, well, let me put it this way, of all the guys tha

in the san francisco bay area. there are about 2000 listed on this map from open charge, dot org. many are free. others cost about $20 or require a membership. and some are more powerful than others. a free charging station may take up to 8 hours for a full charge compared to a superpower. one that would take 2 hours, but charging up an ev can be made more convenient with many incentives, depending on where you live. for example, california utilities offer a 30 to 35% discount for low-income customers who also can qualify for a free charger with home installation under the new clean cars for all program. and although it might still be cheaper to buy a gas guzzler at the moment, there are a ton of stackable tax rebates and grants at the federal state and local level to bring down the costs by up to $12,000. drivers can also save on maintenance because evs have about 20 versus 2000 parts and a gas powered car. that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. well, in national news, president biden wants to bring down gas prices by suspending the federal gas tax. >> but the proposal is run

bay area and beyond. golden gate city of san francisco and the bay area.ediately joined the winning cities loved fest for the place they say is best. we are thrilled to be selected as a host for fifa world cup 2026. and can't wait to have you join me in my hometown as we celebrate many more amazing world cup memories together and routes have equalized, formed. oakland roots professional soccer team is thrilled. the world cup is what every player every coach, and every fan aspires to watch. this is the world tuning in not just america , or select few countries, which is one of the sporting world's most accomplished folks. serving an executive positions in the nfl, nba nhl mlb and was general manager of a former american soccer league team to have the potential of the world cup right in the middle of the innovation center of the world. that is a major victory area is one of 11 us metroplex is to host the world cup hosting with the bay area will be atlanta, boston, dallas houston, kansas city, as well as los angeles. miami new york, new jersey, philadelphia a

san francisco is a celebratory son. people coming to san francisco from. >> greater bay area, northern california to enjoy the city becauseause these cool things happen, whether they're running races to breakers or pri, which is coming up this weekend. so we're excited and we're excited. i know. >> all the businesses, the hospitality business, sells people coming into town. this is all great. the san francisco after a two-year hiatus, in-person pride celebrations will also return on saturday and sunday, which is expected to draw at least half a million people. businesses in the castro district say they're already seeing the impact. we've already seen an uptick in business. the from the beginning of the more people coming in. definitely a lot more tourists coming for pride lot. a lot of people from canada, a lot of people are europe. so i think it's just going to get better and better. frederick anderson has been a bartender at the 4.40, bar for 19 years. >> he says the last few have been some of the toughest, but he's hoping for what's to come this weekend in there i'm expecting to see the bars packed with people having a

he is considered low income, which means more than half a million households in the san francisco bay area are struggling to provide the basic needs. they found that black latino native americans fall behind the worst at nearly 50% of households below the income threshold and that's a major problem is the cost of housing. you have 4 in 10 households that are paid more than 30% of their income for roof over their heads. and there's 32,000 people here that are homeless. well, state water regulators are ordering many northern california farme s, agriculture water districts and cities to stop diverting water from rivers and streams due to the drought. state officials say more than 4500 water right and claims are being curtailed in the sacramento san joaquin delta water. it affects more than 2000 water rights holders, including 212 public water systems at supply drinking water in cities such as san francisco. the state water board says the crow tell months are going to reduce diversions by about 443,000 acre feet during june, which for comparison is nearly 90% of the average water use in los an

and sadly, the san francisco bay area is not exempt from this hate. i want one message that i want to make sure is clear and pert pertinent. we're not going to stand for hate today. not tomorrow or not ever. >> sheriffs say this will be a complicated investigation because it has to do with speech, but they'll be vigilant to try to preview similar situations. >>> san francisco's tenderloin center, created to connect people to housing and services will close down in december. funding is set to dry up at the end of the year and mayor london breed's proposed budget didn't have any more money for it. kpix 5 has reported on the center that opened as a part of breed's state of emergency initiative in the tenderloin. the city is looking at other methods including a sobering site set to open up next week and a crackdown on illegal vendors in the plaza. >>> we're inside chace center tonight where a sold out crowd is expected. why these fans believe it's going to be the last time they're in chase center this season. >>> and the warriors aren't the only big sport

san francisco. the company laid off 1100 employees this week. about a fifth of its workforce. nbc bay area in san francisco with a book of what that means for those employees, and for bay area economy overall. >> if you log into linkedin and type in clean base, you would be able to scroll through a number of posts for many of those laid off employees. many of them saying that they only learned that they didn't have a job anymore, because they got a personal email. that is because they were immediately locked out of their work email and slack channels. so many of those posts on linkedin practically echo each other. i was laid off by quinn basin it was shocking to say the least. i got the unfortunate news of being one of the 18% of quinn- based employees that were laid off. i was part of an 18% layoff along with 11 other folks equitably spirit an exclusive conversation with cnbc, the chief officer emily choices quinn basis reacting to uncertainty in the cryptocurrency world and the overall economy. recent hiring freezes and this wave of layoffs are an effort to survive through the long haul.

well first off i am a native and born and raised here in the san francisco bay area.ity kid, and this has been my dreams my dream now 20 years with the golden state warriors and it really started with the mouse which we all are familiar with here seven. you see that photo my mom and i might i'm a son of an immigrant my mom immigrated here in the 70s from the philippines and then i started this little station called radio disney freestyle franco. you must right? that's when we first met actually. kristen like how many how many years ago my god twenty plus years ago just a pop here. i am. yeah. that lead to you becoming the warriors hype man. so this is what's such i mean right place right time. so i was working for radio disney, right, you know our little sister radio station down there in the 900 front and we had the biggest concert in 2002. it was hillary duff if you remember her lizzie mcguire of fame, right? he's a triple threat dancer singer actress jacob concert at the arena in oakland, and they didn't have an opening act. guess who the opening act was. yeah, fra

. >> reporter: in san jose, damien, nbc bay area news . >> one of san francisco's luxury towers tonight is practically a ghost town after a water main breaks to force a full evacuation at 33 tehama apartments. the break on the building's top floor sent water streaming onto virtually every for. tonight marks the fourth night residents have to find another place to say. we explain the six for this to likely stay away. >> reporter: when the water line broke on the 35th floor of 33, in san francisco is cut neighborhood, that sent water streaming down elevator shaft and ceilings. these are videos residents shared with us. you can see soaked carpets. residents say the building is soaked. >> from the wall of the ceiling and on every single floor all the way down to the basement is wet. to the second floor, thankfully my opponent was not flooded, but the floor was. >> reporter: according to the property manager, all 400 units had to be evacuated because the water got into some of the electrical systems. power had to be turned off, which includes elevators. three days later, residents are told t

there is a similar trend in the bay area according to triple-a, san francisco. which is now at 6:55 dropping almost 10 cents compared to last week. oakland's averages $6.51 and drivers can expect to pay $6.49 in san jose. well gas prices are hitting rvers hard new data shows a majority of them will be making changes to their summer travel plans as abc 7 news reporter tara campbell discovered for the most part campers are not letting the crippling cost of gas slow them down. it's a path. koa in petaluma record high gas prices aren't keeping campers away, but they are making some adjustments. how was the cost of fuel changed? maybe the way that you're doing it this year shorter trips a recent survey by dirt a popular campsite booking app showsan 60g changes to the way they roll this. summer the most well-liked option is to stay closer to home followed by camping the same number of nights, but staying put in one location. yeah, we're actually invited to to colorado this time. decided not to instead john hallegrin and his wife are opting for trips like this with the

san francisco is a celebratory son. people coming to san francisco from. >> greater bay area, northern california to enjoy the city becausedo these cool things because these cool things happen, whether they're running races like data breakers or pri, which is coming up this weekend. so we're excited and we're excited. i know. >> all the businesses, the hospitality tells people coming into town. this is all great. the san francisco after a two-year hiatus, in-person pride celebrations will also return on saturday and sunday, which is expected to draw at least half a million people. businesses in the castro district say they're already seeing the impact. we've already seen an uptick in business. the from the beginning of the more people coming in. definitely a lot more tourists coming for pride lot. a lot of people from canada, a lot of people europe. i think it's just going to get better and better. frederick anderson has been a bartender at the 4.40, bar for 19 years. >> he says the last few have been some of the toughest, but he's hoping for what's to come this weekend in there i'm expecting to see the bars packed with p

bay or san jose. better chances going into sunday morning where we see more of the showers lining up in the north bay. mostly areas north of san franciscosunday afternoon notice there is not much here into the san jose area. clearly the area favored by those showers will be mendocino county and right there around sonoma county. a lot of that coming in on sunday. given the fact that that is june those are some interesting totals. even higher totals coming up in the coast. everything begins to change. if you want those real summerlike temperatures check out what is around the corner a week from now. you can see the high building across california with changes into those purple colors on the high-pressure. that usually means 90 to 100 degree temperatures. in the meantime, we have cooling changes. most of those showers will be in the north bay for late saturday and early sunday morning. a cool finish for the weekend with a warrior's winning on sunday will see those temperatures rebound. the more summerlike level 20 degrees hotter by the end of the week. nice weather. indoors with some showers possible on sunday. >>> coming up, more monkeypo

bay area. and beyond. the golden gate city. of san francisco and the bay area.stadium immediately joined the winning cities loved fest for the place they say is best. we are thrilled to be selected as a host for fifa world cup 2026. and can't wait to have you join me in my hometown as we celebrate many more amazing world cup memories together, post and routes have equalized. oakland roots professional soccer team is thrilled. the world cup is what every player every coach, and every fan aspires to watch. this is the world tuning in not just america or select few countries. andy dole, it is one of the sporting world's most accomplished folks. serving an executive positions in the nfl, nba nhl mlb and was general manager of a former american soccer league team to have the potential of the world cup right in the middle of the innovation center of the world. that is a major victory area is one of 11 us metroplex is to host the world cup hosting with the bay area will be atlanta, boston, dallas houston, kansas city, as well as los angeles. miami new york, new jersey,

team coverage this morning to keep you prepared for every aspect of this huge day for san francisco and the entire bay area. >> uh-huh, we'll start with jocelyn moran live in san francisco for us this morning with a look at how the city is preparing for this. hey, jocelyn. >> reporter: hey, amanda. of course we are going to be expecting a lot of blue and gold later today, but right now, let's show you what it is looking like. there are a few fans out here, but like you can see along market, there are barricades set up, a lot of preparation that comes with this, and the barricades are to keep the thousands of people expected off the street and on the sidewalk. the parade starts on market and main and goes to market and eighth street. a little bit more than a mile. as people think about coming, safety is top of mind. san francisco police say sfpd will be in uniform and plain clothes looking to ensure the crowd stays safe. >> we're not going to be tolerating violence, we're not going to be tolerating vandalism. we want people to enjoy this parade, and show san francisco and show the world what our team is all

bay area. they're a small group of individuals and they do not represent this. >> a lot of the civil rights action taken place for many decades. >> hard of hearing in the san franciscol for us. >> there is hundreds of events going on throughouts the bay area and going out without a hitch. and so that's been very disturbing to our library workers and the people that go to that library. >> thankfully, we spent a lot of time at that library ers, we hope reading their programs there. >> the library have a lot of for and against this issue. >> lieutenant, i want to play a little bit more of what the panel had to say about this incident, really was triggering for a number of reasons and felt different than instances he was aware of at some point. >> her it is. here it is. >> what felt different is how embolden i were. they were kcof folks, this timet felt close to violence. >> you hear, her pronoun is she, when you hear what she had to say about that, how are there are ways to reassure this blunt community in your area is not on a different trajectory. >> that's very true and i think that people have feelings and how they feel is important and i know individuals who were

area. over to san francisco, a start at 62, and the east bay at 66. daytime highs tomorrow dropping off by about four to six degrees, and i think that makes all the difference. we're dropping back down to 89 in san jose, 89 also in cupertino. through the east bay, this is the best we can do, but i think it's better for you. out into antioch, 96. oakland 79. through the peninsula, you'll notice the changes the most because you're closest to the ocean breeze. 65 at half moon bay, redwood city 86. san francisco 70s in downtown. 67 in the outer sunset, and for the north bay 92 in santa rosa, 846n mill valley. more changes by the sunday forecast. a storm off to the north looks like it could manage a few showers on sunday's forecast. nothing big, but a little here and there heading through sunday. you can see on the seven-day in san francisco, we're going from the 80s today down to 66 on sunday, and eventually some low 70s next tuesday and wednesday. checking out the inland valleys. triple digits today by sunday 8 other degrees, and we hold with 80s monday.

there's a similar trend in the bay area according to triple-a. san francisco's is now 6:54 dropping almost 10 cents compared to last week oakland's average is six dollars and 51 cents and driver. unexpect to pay 648 in san jose gas prices are hitting people who love to use their rvs new data shows a majority of them will be making changes to summer travel plans as abc 7 news reporter tara campbell discovered for the most part campers aren't letting the crippling cost of of gas slow them down. it's a path. koa in petaluma record high gas prices aren't keeping campers away, but they are making some adjustments. how was the cost of fuel changed? maybe the way that you're doing it this year shorter trips a recent survey by dirt a popular campsite booking app shows more than 60% of campers making changes to the way they roll this summer. the most well-liked option is to stay closer to home followed by camping the same number of nights but staying in one location. yeah, we're actually invited to go to colorado this time decided not to instead john hallegrin and his wi

bay. significant temperature changes over the last 24 hours. currently, we're seeing wind gusts of up to 23 miles per hour out in the inland area and along the coast in san francisco. you're certainly seeing those winds out there. highs across the bay area today. look at that along the coast. low 60's mid to low 70's down here in the south bay. 73 in san jose. 67 in hayward and oakland, you're 69, 72 of and delay. helen, if you're checking on napa today, 80 degrees up there, maybe if you're going up the lake tahoe, maybe today or tomorrow, the next few days in the mid to upper 50's and then you cool down just a bit. but gradually warming up on your sunday, which is father's day. look at that 7 day forecast. we're moving into the upper 70's here today and then we continue to cool down until sunday, right back up in the 80's 90's come monday and tuesday and then look at that on the bayshore 70's today mid to lower 60's for the rest of the week. until you get back in the mid 70's come sunday along the coast, low 60's and even up to the upper 60's by monday and tuesday of next week. back to you. >> still ahead here at 3 o'clock, a group of students lost thousands of d

bay area. san francisco, $6.56 a gallon. in santa clara, the average is $6.48. >>> flight disruptions continue. more than 1000 flights were delayed, today. more than 700 were canceled, according to data collected by flight aware, combined with data from thursday, friday, and saturday. this weekend was worse than memorial day weekend. weather is playing a role, and chronic staffing shortages. experts say it is not bold well for fourth of july weekend. >>> it has been an intense debate for athletes. how should trans-people be allowed to complete? there is a ruling. we will have details after the break. >> you can see this on your next trip to tahoe. how tech is being used to keep the beach clean. >>> around dublin, 81 degrees. tomorrow, likely 90s and 100 degrees. we will have a closer look at the forecast, when we come right back. >> it kept me on a straight are you looking to renovate >> your kitchen or bathroom? path, growing up. i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the

in san francisco and all other bay area counties, the average is still more than $6.00. >>> turning out to the nba finals. at both 10 teams headed back to san francisco. all thanks to steph curry who was on fire. he had 43 point and 10 rebounds. that had fans on their feet both at the td garden in here in the bay area. the crowd at the watch party both inside and outside chase center were ready to welcome their team back home. the nba finals are not tied at 2-2. today in the bay cheryl hurd brings us this report from chase center. >> they said we couldn't do it. everyone thought it was over. we are still here. the first of four games. we got this. wrote the what that, they went wild. when the warriors pulled out a dramatic in crucial win to keep their championship hopes alive. in a big departure from game three, fans were dancing and displaying some confidence. >> they are taking it all the way home. >> they said we were going to lose the series after game four but we just tied it. >> reporter: when the war is lost game three, some people were nervous, even the little ones. >> i think i

>> the summer concert series kicked off in san francisco today. bay area power and the wrapper -- rapper 2 short where the headlines. san francisco's mayor was on and for a special ribbon-cutting ceremony. this is the 85th year of music festivals at stern grove. the series runs through august 14. that is all the time we have for this edition of abc 7 news at 5:00. we will see you right back here for abc7news at 6:00. >>> tonight, major news out of washington, d.c. as we come on the air. a bipartisan deal has been reached on gun reform. some of the most significant gun safety measures in 30 years. democratic and republican senators working through the weekend responding to the recent massacres in uvalde and buffalo announcing an agreement in principle, strengthening background checks and allowing for juvenile records to be searched as well as more money for states to enact red flag laws and funding for school security and mental health. but the proposals fall short of what president biden has been calling for, including a ban on assault weapons or raising t

there's a similar trend in the bay area according to triple-a. san francisco'snow 6:54 dropping almost 10 cents compared to last week oakland's average is $6.51 and drivers can expect to pay 648 in san jose gas prices are hitting rvs a little bit hard now that they've increased hopefully going back down new data shows the majority of them. will be making some kinds of changes to summer travel plans as abc 7 news reporter tara campbell discovered for the most part though campers aren't letting the crippling cost of gas slow them down. it's a path. koa in petaluma record high gas prices aren't keeping campers away, but they are making some adjustments. how was the cost of fuel changed? maybe the way that you're doing it this year shorter trips a recent survey by dirt a popular camps. looking up shows more than 60% of campers making changes to the way they roll this summer. the most well-liked option is to stay closer to home followed by camping the same number of nights, but staying put in one location. yeah. we're actually invited to go to colorado this time deci

i'm a native of san francisco bay area. here in san francisco, one of 14. my mom and dad liked each other a lot. i want to share a word with you real quick. under the sky, under the heaven, there's but one family, it just so happens that the people are different. words from bruce lee, childhood hero that i grew up admiring. he was one of those people that fought for bullies and of course, i took marshal arts, don't test me. but it's an honor to be here. i love my city, i love all of these beautiful faces. this is about asian american, pacific island, history of heritage and that means everybody here and everybody in the world really if you do your history and i'm just happy to be a part of it and i thank rose for giving me chance to be here. i've had a chance to work with the beautiful models and dancers and everybody is here. they can't wait to come on stage so make sure when they come on stage you give them lots of love, have a great night and god bless you. >> thank you. [applause] >> and we have a special guest who will

influence temperatures around the bay area shoreline, even into the east bay shoreline. 58 degrees of peace for oakland and alameda with mid 50's for downtown san francisco. even along our beaches in pacifica and half moon bay, low 60's from palo alto with mid 60's right now for napa and allay starting to cool down into the mid-fifties for those of you in petaluma with overnight lows tonight, widespread low to mid and upper 50's antioch, those 68 degrees. so the mall, the city out there tonight in the bay area and temperatures once again warming up into the low 90's. so not tracking any mid-nineties but still going to be hot. nonetheless, temperatures 5 degrees above average for warmest inland valleys in concord. in livermore. those of you in santa rosa nevado also going to see toasty temperatures there above average in the low 90's as well with mid 60's. for those of you at half moon bay. so along the coast certainly going to feel that fog influence and also that cool sea breezes. well, we won't know to seasonal temperatures until wednesday of this week and then that cooldown will continue with 70's for warmest inland valleys by next weekend. so i know

well it appears monkeypox has made its way to the bay area, with the first probable case detected in san francisco. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. health alert tonight for san francisco. the bay area's first case of monkeypox may have been detected in the city. hello again. i'm andre senior. here's what we know. so far, the patient traveled to a location with an outbreak of cases. they are in isolation now and in good condition. health officials say the infected person has had no close contacts in the city. right now. health officials say the risk to the general public is low, but expect san francisco could see more cases. it's believed the virus is spreading by having close physical contact, including sex. we spoke to ucsf infectious disease doctor peterson hung about the suspected case. your average business should not be concerned about monkey pox. it's not easily transmitted in the hierarchy of things that's actually includes the bottom. there's monkeypox. there's a human version, which is smallpox , which has been eradicated benders, influenza and other restaurant viruses an

oakland hayward, a little closer to those 80's and san francisco in half moon bay really tapping into that cool ocean air only in the 70's. if you are in areasike san jose, make sure to stay hydrated. venturing outside for the rest of the day. we're at 94 degrees in the south bay. i'm talking about a weekend that is gradually going to be a little bit cooler. have your pride forecast ahead as well. >> a water main break causes major flooding in concord. let's take a look at the scene. now. this is on the 1500 block of one man boulevard. why a lot of water on roadway there. now, witnesses say this started just after midnight and you can see the water creating almost looks like a small lake on the streets. now, keep in mind, this is happening all in the middle of a drought. it's not exactly clear how much water is flowing onto the streets right now. we have reached out to fire and water officials in that area and are working to hear back from them monument boulevard is a main street that runs through concord. and so this could impact traffic in the area. about 200 registered nurses in daly city returned to the picket lines today. >> the nurses

for years, bay area environmental groups have warned of the dangers from micro-plastics reaching san franciscooscopic fragments that break off from the kind of plastic trash we find washing on our beaches. he says, taken together, plastics and micro plastics present a significant threat to marine life in the coastal environment. >> we are finding them everywhere, high concentrations in the open ocean. >> researchers believe plastics are combining with oil to create a different form of pollution. in a small study, a team on the canary islands documented dangerous micro plastics embedded in oily tar balls created from spills or oil leaking from ships or pipelines, a combination being daubed -- the micro spills are common around the world. >> any process that can aggregate these small particles which we know dense petroleum can come is going to aggravate micro plastics. >> one concern is once a fragments are embedded on a beach or coastline, they could degrade even further, finding their way into the chain and marine environment. jennifer psaki is with cordell bank national marine sanctuaries. th

we're seeing it every day, and, sadly, the san francisco bay area is not exempt from this hate. you have to figure out where does the free speech stop? and where does the criminal behavior begin? alameda county sheriff lieutenant ray kelly says the men are part of a small fringe group of proud boys from the bay area, but declined to say which cities there from talking to people that know some of them. they were normal members of the community somewhere along the way, they became more radical interviews. as the investigation continues, he says the department of the library and lgbtq members keep getting threats from people across the country, but they won't stand down. the goal from the proud boys was for us to run away from this fight. we are running towards more equality of the goal was for us to cower. we are standing up and if the goal was for us to be silent, we are louder and stronger than ever. in fact, the library will now host multiple pride events celebrating pride, not just in june, but every month in san lorenzo and welcoming back drag queens like panda, dulcie for st

team coverage this morning to keep you prepared for every aspect of this huge day for san francisco and the entire bay area. >> uh-huh, we'll start with jocelyn moran live in san francisco for us this morning with a look at how the city is preparing for this. hey, jocelyn. >> reporter: hey, amanda. of course we are going to be expecting a lot of blue and gold later today, but right now, let's show you what it is looking like. there are a few fans out here, but like you can see along market, there are barricades set up, a lot of preparation that comes with this, and the barricades are to keep the thousands of people expected off the street and on the sidewalk. the parade starts on market and main and goes to market and eighth street. a little bit more than a mile. as people think about coming, safety is top of mind. san francisco police say sfpd will be in uniform and plain clothes looking to ensure the

. >>> good evening, from san francisco to oakland, to the north bay, people across the bay areas took to the streets pushing for change after the recent shootings in uvalde and new york. this is happening in at least nine various cities, and many more nationwide. san francisco has a message demonstrators are trying to send lawmakers. >> there are horrible mass shootings and we have lost so many lives, the lives of children, the lives of mothers. >> reporter: they call it a gun violence epidemic, and protesters here say they will not get tired fighting to end it. there have been about 250 mass shootings this year, that is more shootings than days. firearms are no the leading cause of death for children in the country. >> i think we both want to say, enough. if you can't answer that we can solve this, then i'm sorry, that is it. >> reporter: moms say they have had enough, teenagers and students say they will hold people responsible for inaction and are sending a loud message all the way to washington, d.c.. >> if you do not implement action from the federal government, we will vote you

also across the san francisco bay area for that matter. so the resources have been able to primarily focus on fighting this fire. but a spokesman tells us that it's always in. it's always important for people to be prepared because fire season appears to be year round here in the bay area. >> be for evacuations. always park your vehicle is facing out whether or not we're under red flag warnings or wind advisories are not at the then messaging is the same. let's always be ready. >> smoke from this fire has been visible for several hours throughout the day today. and as far as solano county, places like fairfield and vallejo, our viewers, they're setting us up pictures of that smoke that they have been seeing from their neighborhoods and also along the freeways and the highways because of that smoke. that's going to be a pushing through the bay area, the bay area, air quality district has issued an air quality advisory and now be running through tomorrow. fire crews have been telling us that they've been preparing for these fires to break ou