now at six, a chaotic scene at lake berryessa. overnight, at least one person is dead following a brawl that ended with gunfire and people being stabbed. good morning. it's sunday, june 9th. we'll have more on our top story in just a moment. but first, lisa is here and we're getting ready for this heat. yeah that's right. >> it's been very gloomy. typical of june temperatures near average. but we are going to see a warm up. but today still under the influence of a trough there over the bay area.

and you can see that little dip there where we've got the wind flow on the map. and there's a look at the rock, how gray it is this morning from our pier 39 camera 54, san francisco, 56, in oakland, as well as redwood city, upper 50s, san jose and our camera. okay here looking at temperatures also in the 50s with 50 in petaluma. oakland is cloudy with 58 in concord. and the winds not too terrible right now, just 10 to 15 miles an hour through the delta. and as we look at your highs today, inland will be in the mid 80s in the north bay later on this afternoon. those winds kicking up around the bay, upper 60s san mateo to the mid 70s for you in redwood city and cloudy at the coast. what about our warm up? we'll talk about it monday and the hottest day tuesday in a few minutes. stephanie >> all right lisa, thank you. developing news now out of napa county. at least one person is dead and several others are injured after a shooting and a stabbing overnight at lake berryessa. it's a popular recreation spot in the north bay

in this location in particular, is known for swimming and fishing spots, the napa county sheriff's office says this all happened around 530 last night, when deputies were called about a fight near the oak shore day use area. shots were fired during that fight and one man was killed. arby's advising there's an active fight going on between two groups of subjects. >> approximately 20 people involved fighting and stopping them fighting again. or he's getting reports of possible gunshots. additional units to the three shots went off. windows are being broken in the napa county sheriff's office says there are also several stabbing victims. >> we know at least two of them were airlifted to local hospitals. it's unclear their condition this morning, and officials have not said exactly how many people were stabbed. the abc seven bay area news app sent out a notification last night about this brawl at lake berryessa, when news breaks, we

will be sure to let you know. just download the app and enable push alerts to get notifications sent directly to your mobile device. in the south bay, a vigil was held for a man who was shot and killed by sunnyvale police, friends and family gathered to remember the life of emanuel perez. he would have turned 20 years old yesterday. officers shot perez on march 23rd at a mobileome park on vienna drive. they say they were called to the area for reports of a partially naked man with a knife. police later released this body cam footage of the confrontation, showing perez ignoring multiple commands from officers. at one point, he runs toward an officer who opens fire. police also revealed perez was the one who made that 911 call. an attorney for the perez family announced they are taking steps to file a lawsuit against the sunnyvale department of public safety. >> when a person calls for help that is what they should receive. the people who we pay to help us should not be out

here harming us. >> the two officers involved in the shooting are both on leave pending further investigation, and a memorial is growing in san francisco's dolores park days after a teenager was shot to death. loved ones gathered to share memories of 19 year old luis manuel arguello inglés. police say he was shot multiple times wednesday night. the teen was a lowell high school graduate and san jose state university student. his family says he had just received his certificate to be an emt and had ambitions of becoming a firefighter. >> every morning i wake up since he hasn't been here, it's been the most pain i've ever felt and i would say i wish it was me, but i wouldn't want him to feel this pain. >> no word on any arrests or motive in this shooting. also in san francisco, a massive response from firefighters putting out a fire at an apartment building in the city's

outer sunset neighborhood. this is near taraval and 47th avenue. san francisco fire says the fire started just after 2 p.m. at a two story apartment building. more than 40 firefighters helped put it out. fortunately, everyone who lives there got out okay and no one was hurt. there is damage left behind after a crash. very close to the golden gate bridge toll plaza. the collision happened at about 330 yesterday on the southbound side of the bridge. investigators say a tractor trailer hit one of the buildings near the toll crossing. no injuries were reported in the north bay. a 4.5 magnitude earthquake rattled sonoma county this weekend. usgs says it happened about four miles northwest of the geysers. geothermal field. this is an area where earthquakes happen frequently. cloverdale firefighters told us they felt a small movement, but there are no reports of any damage or injuries in the east bay. a fast moving grass fire slowed down traffic yesterday east of livermore. the greenville fire

burned 44 acres right along the altamont pass and 580. the fire started just before 11 a.m, and firefighters stopped the spread within an hour. no one was hurt, and it's now 100% contained. it's been a busy week for firefighters in alameda county and beyond. yesterday's fire is the fourth grass fire in the altamont pass area just this week. two fires started monday evening. both are now under control. the corral fire that burned toward tracy and san joaquin county is now also fully contained. at 14,000 acres, it's the state's largest fire so far this year. cal fire says a vegetation fire that started wednesday in sonoma county is also now fully contained. the crystal fire burned about 60 acres in saint helena. four firefighters had to go to the hospital due to the tough conditions. cal fire says crews will remain in the area for the next couple of days, monitoring for hot spots. a new study is uncovering the brutal hidden toll of wildfires here in california. researchers at ucla

say more than 50,000 californians died prematurely because of exposure to wildfire smoke. the study looked at deaths from 2008 to 2018. sonoma santa clara, contra costa and alameda counties had some of the highest premature deaths. the worst year was 2018, as the devastating camp fire destroyed the town of paradise and smothered part of northern california in smoke for weeks. we're learning new details about the plan to bring a new city to solano county. the group behind the california forever project is also planning to build a state of the art sports complex. the facility would include fields for baseball, football, basketball, soccer, and more. the california forever project would also bring a city as many as 400,000 people living there between fairfield and rio vista. next month, the county registrar of voters is expected to certify signatures collected to get that measure on the november ballot.

happening now caltrans service is suspended this weekend between san francisco and san jose, so the agency can test out the new electric train fleet. some busses will stop at the san jose, palo alto and millbrae stations, but there will be no bus service at the other stations. those new electric trains are set to roll out in september. they are supposed to be faster, cleaner and more efficient. all right, let's check on conditions outside. hi, lisa. hi there. >> good morning to you. we're looking at mount tam where it is 61 degrees. and for those runners around marin county or the dipsea very pleasant today with that sea breeze kicking in throughout the late morning hours and still just near 70 degrees. so gorgeous day on the way. not too hot. we're going to change it up though and bring back the heat. we'll talk about how warm it gets in a few minutes. all right. >> thank you lisa. also ahead, we'll take you to san francisco's second annual juneteenth parade. then bring

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this weekend, a large crowd came together on fulton plaza for a festival that featured live music and a whole lot of dancing. the celebration started with a parade down market street. this is only the second time it's been held. abc seven news reporter tara campbell shows us the sights and sounds. >> marching down market street a juneteenth celebration saturday

in san francisco. mayor london breed leading the parade. >> juneteenth. i'm supporting all this love. i'm supporting black love out here. getting. getting to be a part of bringing everybody together, the community together. >> people lining the street for the second annual juneteenth parade. organizers calling it a proud moment in the heart of the city. >> some people are like, oh, it should be back in fillmore or the bayview, but to be main street essentially for san francisco, that's a really big deal here, that the city is willing to open the street up that way. >> cheryl davis is the executive director of the san francisco human rights commission and says in time, this parade will rival others in the city. >> remember those other parades have 50 plus years. and so we're just starting to build that momentum. but i think symbolically and just in terms of like cultural support, it's a big deal to just be here. >> it means a lot to make it this big. coming from just small, small parade and fillmore to have it come down on market street for everybody. so

everybody can be a part of the whole city, and you can come from anywhere and be a part of it. >> flags waving, commemorating the emancipation of enslaved black americans. juneteenth becoming a federal holiday in 2021. >> i think that this holiday is very important for black people. i think it's very important. raising awareness of what we've done in the name and that a lot of history, most of the history is black history. >> this is this is the san francisco. i remember this is the san francisco i know. this is big. this is one of the this is for me. this is one of the best events of the year. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> you heard the fillmore mentioned in tara's story, and it's going to have its own party. and celebration. next saturday. there will be a kids zone, vendors, food, live music, and a classic car show. it will span eight city blocks, and it's free to get in the fillmore district has strong ties with the black community. it was once referred to as the harlem of the west. another big day of celebration in san francisco yesterday and now you can see

it. a vibrant symbol of pride is shining bright up on twin peaks. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard shows us the record number of volunteers behind the city's 29th annual pink triangle . >> champagne corks were popping on top of twin peaks for the annual dedication of a true pride month icon. the pink triangle. >> we are literally here making a physical beacon for all of san francisco and all of the world to know that yes, this is a safe space. >> more than 600 volunteers started installing the triangle early saturday in the fog, using 175 pink tarps, creating the symbol that's about an acre long. >> we use this as an educational tool, so people far and wide will know the meaning of the pink triangle. and that is not just an abstract symbol, a colorful symbol. >> founder patrick carney says the used the pink triangle to label and shame gay prisoners, and concentration camps. today,

it's become a symbol of resistance, hope and love. >> this event reminds us of the terrible history of the pink triangle, but it's being used and flipped and remixed in order to elevate this community and bring us together. >> carney says the pink triangle now taking on renewed meaning with personal freedoms under attack across the country, there are over 500 anti-lgbtq, anti-trans and anti-trans bills and it seems hate rages on and other nations as well. >> it is my duty, honor and privilege to proclaim you saint patrick the pink patrick carney receiving this honorary sainthood from the sisters of perpetual indulgence. >> he says seeing the triangle completed is still inspiring. >> it just makes me happy that it's still here. and it's like my child. >> the pink triangle will stay

on top of twin peaks like a beacon. through pride month. >> we will be celebrating our pride. we will be loud. we will be proud. >> in san francisco, cornel bernard, abc seven news. >> you can celebrate pride with abc seven all month long and watch our exclusive live coverage of the 54th annual san francisco pride parade live on june 30th. streaming everywhere you watch abc seven now helping to build a better bay area, the vta and south bay leaders are celebrating a new phase of a major transportation improvement project. the 2.4 mile light rail extension will extend vta service in san jose from the existing alum rock station to the eastridge transit center. it will include a light rail station at story road. now, the new vta light rail extension is considered the final piece to connect riders from south and east san jose with bart in milpitas. just in time for all

those summer vacation plans, a major path into yosemite national park will reopen tomorrow. tioga road is used by thousands of visitors entering the park from the east, and it's known for its scenic views. but it is closed each winter because snow makes the road too dangerous to drive. all other entrances to the park are open year round. happening today. keep those cars parked and bring out the bikes. if you're in san jose. san jose's viva cafe returns today. about six miles of the city will be closed to cars, but people can bike, skate or take a walk. there will be food trucks, vendors and live music for people to explore. this is the second of three events happening in san jose. the events kick off at 10 a.m. and go until three this afternoon, and lisa is tracking the forecast for what you can expect. we're bracing for the heat. you know, midweek, right. but nicer today. yeah, just like a one day two of 1 or 2 day event. >> not a big deal. but for our inland valleys it will be quite

toasty. but you know, like i said, it's going to be here and it's going to be gone before you know it. but we're under the influence of a trough this morning and we have extra cloud cover. and also looking at maybe a little mist and drizzle at the coast. there's a look at the cloud cover over the bay area. and as we look at san jose starting to brighten up here, where temperatures have been in and around the mid and upper 50s right now 59 at the shark tank, it's 56 in redwood city and oakland with 54 san francisco and the view from mount tam. very colorful as we get going. the sun has been up for about 25 minutes. 50 in petaluma, 58, in concord, about ten days till summer when we get somewhat that longest day of the year in and around june 20th, 21st, where we'll have that sun setting at about 835. here's a look at our headlines. it will be partly cloudy in the mid morning hours, and by the afternoon we'll have sunshine, breezy winds, clouds staying at the coast. and then looking at your monday, we're warming up. still gray at the coast, but those upper level

winds shifting, allowing for temperatures to come up around the bay and certainly inland, a good ten degrees or so for monday and then tuesday it's going to get toasty around here. so looking at your early morning sunday, the cloud cover, then it lifts on out. we're sunny, we're breezy for the afternoon. there's the cloud deck along the coast. it moves back in overnight into your monday morning. so we've got patchy fog gray sky for monday morning. monday afternoon it's sunny, it's warmer and for the time being we'll get a little sun at the coast and then it moves back in along the shoreline, the marine layer. then it's going to really retreat into your tuesday. there's a look at the winds that will continue to stack up and move across the bay. they're going to move pretty fast from 30 to 35 miles an hour. then they're going to ease after about 7:00 tonight. and we'll see once again a return to that sea breeze into monday. but it will be a little less intense. there's a look at the monday highs about 90 in concord. we've got the 80s

arriving for you in fremont low 80s and oakland will be into the mid 70s looking at san francisco in the 60s with sunny conditions. here's the warm day. it's going to be well into the 90s up in the north bay. the south bay, our inland valleys could see about 100 degrees. but then look how the cooling takes place into wednesday. we're as much as ten to maybe 12 degrees cooler. so looking at today we're around average, a lot of sunshine clouds at the coast 73 today for a high in fremont with upper 60s around richmond and those upper 60s from san mateo. the accuweather seven day forecast. we've got the breezy winds near average 60 coast with the clouds 70 around the bay, low 80s inland and a big jump tomorrow about ten degrees inland. 5 to 7 degrees around the bay shore. little change at the coast, but tuesday and wednesday will be the warmest and then leveling off by the second half of the workweek. stephanie. >> all right. lisa, thank you. a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand

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to art installation. abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez looks at the artistic arrangement on display. >> floral artist soho sakai approaches flowers the way a sculptor sees a perfect piece of marble. >> nature gives us a perfect art form. nature doesn't make any mistake. >> trained in japan, she's brought her creations to life over four decades at the de young museum's annual bouquets to art exhibit. >> still, you know, a little touch up i want to do. but i think, okay, now in its 40th year, the show infuses floral

arrangements to mirror and celebrate traditional works of art, from the vertical elegance of classical statue to a field of billowing cotton balls captured in an oil painting, the arrangements add a new dimension of shape and color to the artworks they're placed in front of, and so you study it a little while, and then you start coming up with ideas. >> for michael damian. it's the combination of cactus and a painting of mexican revolutionaries. >> absolutely. you know, and that was that was a rare find. we found that at a nursery about a week or two ago. >> and then we knew we wanted a tall rectangular copper for creator lesli kay. >> images of the metal hardware on a rooftop became the vase and stand for her arrangement. >> yeah, the inspiration actually was this copper rectangle with all of its creative challenges, the exhibit

has grown in popularity over the decades, drawing tens of thousands of visitors and critical support for the museum. >> over the years. bouquets to art has raised something like $9 million for the fine art museums and it is art in its own right. >> crowds of floral artists converge on the deyoung in a mad rush to set up the temporary exhibits. plucking, placing and rearranging, sometimes over and over again, and in the end, soho. sokai believes the perfectionism is mirrored in the joy the flowers create. >> so i think that, you know, when you see something a perfect art form, i think you you become happy. i believe you are not. you are something wrong? >> in san francisco, lyanne melendez abc seven news. >> so beautiful. well, today is the last day you can visit bouquets to art at the deyoung museum right here in san francisco. tickets are still available online on the fine

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this half hour with a look at the weather and we can't quite see the sunrise yet here in san francisco. that's right. >> yeah, we have a lot of fog and the cloud cover with a little bit of mist and drizzle along the shoreline. but look at santa cruz, nice and sunny, 53 going for a high today of near 70 degrees. right now around the bay. it is 54 in the city 56 in oakland, san jose. some sun at 59. and this was from our east bay hills. camera. vollmer peak. you can see how far reaching the fog is into our inland valleys. so a lot of 50s all around the bay. and as we look at our winds, not a big deal yet, but they'll continue to build for a breezy afternoon. 9:00 we're in the low 60s, still pretty cloudy, but as we go through the mid morning hours in the early afternoon, we are brightening up or warming up to the low to mid 80s. inland near 70 along the bay shore, the clouds will continue to stay at the shoreline today, keeping it cool

there and pleasant. a couple degrees in and around average today, but we'll be above average to start the workweek and then getting toasty inland. full details coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right lisa, thank you. after being held for months by hamas for israeli hostages are now free after a dangerous rescue mission inside gaza. the israeli defense forces released this video of them being reunited with their relatives. hamas has called the raids a massacre, claiming hundreds of people were killed or injured. abc news reporter david packer is following the story. for us, for israel hostages now back on israeli soil rescued during daytime raids in gaza. >> the hostages now free after 246 days in captivity. finally reunited with family and friends . video of noah agramonte being kidnaped by hamas back on october seventh, going viral following that hamas attack. but on saturday, newly released video showing the 25 year old as

she boarded a helicopter after being rescued by israeli forces, then reunited with her father on his birthday. the idf says, quote, intelligence based operations focused on two apartment buildings in nuseirat in central gaza. releasing this video, it says shows part of the mission. according to the idf, planning for the joint operation began two weeks ago and involved strikes from the air, land and sea. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke at sheba medical center after meeting with the hostages. >> we're committed to getting the release of all the hostages and we expect hamas to release them all. but if they don't, we'll do whatever it takes to get them all back home. >> pressure continues to mount on all sides to secure a cease fire deal, but talks appear to have stalled. president biden and france meeting with french president emmanuel macron reacting to the news pledging to continue efforts to bring home the remaining hostages. >> we won't stop working until all the hostages come home and a cease fire is reached. that is

essential to happen. >> news of the rescue prompting celebrations in the streets of israel but in gaza, chaos in the aftermath of the israeli operation. according to hamas, more than 200 people were killed and at least 400 injured during the raids to free the hostages. israel is refuting those numbers, claiming there were fewer than 100 casualties. dave packer, abc news, new york. >> the temporary pier installed off the coast of gaza to bring aid to the region, has resumed operations. more than 400 tons of humanitarian aid was delivered to gaza yesterday, according to us central command officials. no us personnel went ashore on rough seas in the mediterranean, tore apart that pier last week. president biden will head back here to the us after his first state visit to france. biden joined in a special welcome ceremony with french president emmanuel macron yesterday. the president is wrapping up his final days of events, where he commemorated the 80th anniversary of d-day.

that day celebrates american troops and their alliance with france's invasion of normandy in world war two. the main focus during saturday's ceremony from both world leaders was the ongoing war in ukraine. biden emphasized the importance to defend ukraine and how the world is stronger together and this week we have showed the world once again the power of allies and what we can achieve when we stand together. before biden's return later today, he will visit a world war one cemetery near paris, where american soldiers have been buried. coming up at 8 a.m. on abc seven, a look at what a second term would look like under the biden administration compared to a trump administration. here's martha raddatz with this week's new take on the election. >> hey, stephanie, the campaigns are once again in full swing, with donald trump and joe biden ramping up the rhetoric in this extraordinary presidential election, where each candidate is seeking a second term. so

we're doing something different this week. we'll hear in their own words, their own voices from campaign rallies, from interviews, what a second term would look like for both biden and trump on all the major issues, from immigration to abortion to the economy, foreign policy, protecting democracy and more. we'll also take a look at what promises they kept from their campaigns during their first terms in office. our campaign reporters who have spent countless hours on the trail covering the two candidates, will join us, as well as key strategists about what's ahead as we approach the conventions. and we'll take a closer look at one issue at the forefront of the campaign. again, this week the southern border, president biden issuing that new order that could effectively shut down the border with mexico to asylum seekers, possibly through election day. we'll discuss it with his top advisor, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> again, you can watch the full segment on this week with martha raddatz at eight this morning right here on abc seven developing news now, one of

three suspects in custody for a 2022 mass shooting is dead this morning. investigators say the body of an inmate identified as smiley martin was found in his cell inside the sacramento county jail. martin, his brother , and a third man are charged in the murders of three women killed in a gunfight outside of a group of nightclubs in april of 2022. three other people were killed and 12 others injured in that shooting. a southern california police department is facing scrutiny after a security video surfaced appearing to show officers dumping an unhoused man on a sidewalk in another jurisdiction. now take a look. this video from thursday shows the two officers pulling up in front of the los angeles city council president's office. this is in north hollywood. they get out of the car, open the back door and remove a man in handcuffs. police then get back into the car and drive off as the man drops to the ground. >> without giving any aid to this person, without determining

whether there was anyone who could provide services to this person, they dumped him in north hollywood. >> the officers say they were actually helping the man by giving him a ride. the burbank police department says it's investigating the incident. new this morning, howard university will revoke an honorary degree granted to sean diddy combs. the washington, d.c. school's trustees voted on the revocation on friday. it comes after a recently surfaced video showed the hip hop mogul attacking his then girlfriend, singer cassie ventura. the incident happened at a los angeles hotel back in 2016. howard officials say the behavior captured in the video of combs does not align with the university's core values. take a look at this dramatic images from wyoming of what transportation officials are calling a catastrophic failure of a highway. this is teton pass, the road linking idaho to

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642. >> well, it doesn't look like wnba rookie sensation caitlin clark will be chasing a gold medal at the summer olympics in paris. multiple reports indicate she is not on the roster. however, another sharp shooting guard from the bay area will reportedly be on the team. walnut creek native sabrina ionescu will make her first appearance for the stars and stripes. we're taking a live look outside this morning at alcatraz island and you can't see them yet, but within the hour, athletes will be dropping in the frigid water here to participate in the escape from alcatraz triathlon events kicked

off yesterday with a fitness festival and expo at the marina green here in san francisco. now the triathlon includes an 18 mile bike ride, an eight mile run through the trails of the golden gate recreational area, and the one and a half mile swim from alcatraz to the shores of the saint francis yacht club on the diamond. the giants are hoping to sweep their series today against former manager bruce bochy and the rangers. here's abc seven news reporter j.r. stone. >> good morning to you. can you believe this season marks ten years since the giants last won the world series? it was 2014. this weekend, the giants are in texas facing the manager who helped make it happen. bruce bochy, who's now managing the rangers, who happens to be the defending world series champions. that's four world series titles for bochy, but the rangers are also under 500 so far this season. top of the first austin slater walked to lead off the game and eliot

ramos drives him in with a11 to nothing. giants just like that in the third. slater on base again for ramos. and this time he drives them both in with a shot to left. that gets out in a hurry. a two run home run makes it 3 to 1. his fourth long ball in the last six games. still 3 to 1 in the ninth. camilo doval allows two men to reach but gets leody tavares to fly out to end it. giants win this 3 to 1. they've won three straight and go for the sweep today. pride day at the coliseum. the a's and blue jays one time giant kevin gausman. this guy was dealing for the blue jays. matched his season high with ten strikeouts. come on now oakland gausman was red hot in the fifth. we go toronto's kevin kiermaier hits the first pitch of the inning into the seats for a homer. blue jays with five that inning to put it away, and gausman threw the first complete game of his 12 year major league career, threw 109 pitches, and only gave

up five hits. a's fall seven to nothing. the rubber match of this series later today, the nba finals continue today right here on abc seven. boston blew out the mavs in game one, in large part thanks to cal's jaylen brown. 22 points, a couple of poster dunks, and when the mavs cut the lead to single digits in the third quarter, he helped boston pull ahead for good saturday. mavs head coach jason kidd calling brown the best player on the celtics, which caused quite a bit of a stir. but why shouldn't he think that way? they're both cal grads. >> well, jalen is their best player, so just looking at uh- what he does defensively he picked up luka full court, he got to the free throw line. he did everything. and that's what you know your best player does. >> jason kidd just said that uh- said it twice that you're the best player on the celtics. i was just trying to get your reaction to that. >> i don't have no reaction.

it's a team game and we're trying to focus on that and everybody has their own opinions . >> and don't forget we'll have game two right here on abc seven tonight, followed by after the game with larry biel and the usual suspects. game one of the stanley cup final, oilers and panthers, former niners offensive coordinator mike mcdaniel banging the drum in fort lauderdale for men's center connor verge scores, puts the home crowd into a frenzy. they're going wild. the rats are a panthers tradition from way back. he's got it in his mouth. come on man, they add another and then goalie sergei bobrovsky stands on his head. this guy was phenomenal. 32 saves on 32 shots. one of the best goaltending playoff performances in recent history. panthers win three nothing. game two on monday night here on abc seven. that'll do it for sports. i'm j.r. stone. have a great sunday. >> well there was a celebration

of cycling at thrive city this weekend. the warriors and waymo hosted get in gear, an event aimed at teaching young people the importance of bicycle safety . and look at that. warriors alumni festus ezeli was there having a good time riding around with the kids, and hopefully we didn't see much sun in that shot , but hopefully we get to see it again today. it may take a bit at least. yeah you know we are going to get into some good clearing yesterday. >> turned out to be pretty nice if you could find one of those wind sheltered areas because that breeze certainly kicking up the cloud cover right now is a trough is exiting the bay area throughout the day today there's a look at santa cruz, nice and sunny at 64, going for a high near 70 today, but a lot cloudier. closer to home around montara, half moon bay, pacifica, maybe a little sun at stinson in the 60s. it's 56, in oakland, 54, san francisco, 59 at the shark tank, san jose and alcatraz this morning. pretty gray and a gorgeous shot there where temperatures will warm

into the 60s with some sun. but it will be breezy. 53 santa rosa. partly cloudy there. it's 50 in petaluma, 55 in napa. and there's a look at the south bay where it's brightening up. so this morning becoming partly cloudy this afternoon. sunshine, breezy winds, that sea breeze over 30 miles an hour at the shoreline. and then tomorrow we've got some 90s in store for our inland valleys. the bay shore coming up through the 70s to near 80. and then tuesday, our hottest day, wednesday, still on the warm side above average, but not as hot. so we're looking at about a two day event for the hot weather in our inland valleys. there is the cloud cover, but look how quickly it moves on out of here. this is 3:00. we've got breezy conditions and there's the fog and it's going to stay that way. it's going to move into the bay into your monday morning. so starting out gray it doesn't last though. and we'll get more sun at our beaches, less wind into your monday as high pressure builds in overhead. and that's going to stop that onshore flow from becoming two too gusty out there. here's a look at the peninsula redwood

city, where we'll see those afternoon breezes over 20 miles an hour, keeping parts of the peninsula in the 60s and low 70s today a lot like yesterday. there's a look once again at the cloud cover clearing. and then as we get into parts of your monday and tuesday, no fog at all there. so we'll be enjoying a little taste of summer out there. here's a look at napa upper 70s average highs. it's going to be kind of a warm week ahead where we'll see a dip after our warming trend tuesday and wednesday doesn't really last, though. we'll come back up into the upper 80s into friday and saturday in the south bay. then nice afternoon. very similar to yesterday. bright skies in the upper 70s for you. looking at 80 in morgan hill on the peninsula, you've got a mix of clouds and sun here close to the shoreline. but another nice day with low 70s for you in mountain view, san mateo. still in the 60s though with those winds over 20 miles an hour in the afternoon near average downtown. partly cloudy skies with those winds a little gusty

at times. some of the warmer areas up through wine country. we've had saw this yesterday into the 80s. kind of perfect weather there for the raceway. 83 in calistoga, expected to be warm. maybe not too warm. upper 70s novato and on the east bay here we'll see upper 60s. a little breezy, keeping it on the cool side. union city at about 72 today, as well as newark. and you head inland and we're getting some of that warmth into the 80s today with upper 70s for you in livermore, san ramon, the valley there at about 76, the accuweather seven day forecast, breezy. average temperatures today near 60. shoreline 70 around the bay shore, low 80s inland. big jump tomorrow inland and around the bay. tuesday. the hottest day still mild to warm on wednesday. breezy and cooler for your thursday and then we'll warm it up just slightly friday into next weekend. stephanie. >> all right lisa, thank you. as california struggles with the ongoing effects of wildfires, researchers at stanford are uncovering some long term threats that could impact our

health. a multi year study out of stanford looked at soils and forest areas that have been slow to recover from recent wildfires. although early research has pointed to the drought being a root cause, experts found toxic concentrations of chemicals in the soil. they say this could be slowing regrowth. now, the team is also working to learn how far the toxic particles might be able to travel. >> as an example, the canadian wildfires were bringing smoke down into new york, into washington, d.c, and throughout the eastern seaboard. our current modeling shows that those would all have been bringing these same toxic metals into those populations a thousand miles or more away. >> the researchers will be working through the current wildfire season, trying to develop threat models. it's all an effort to keep everyone safer . we'll be right back

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the oldest trail race in the nation, will bring out around 1500 runners starting at 8 a.m. organizers say there will be some parking restrictions and road closures for motorists, so do give yourself some extra time. this race typically happens every second sunday in june. it's a scenic nearly seven and a half mile course starting in mill valley and ending in stinson beach. well, today, one of the world's most beloved characters, donald duck, is celebrating a major milestone his 90th birthday. tony cabrera reports on a memorable nine decades with donald. >> it was back in 1934 when donald made his debut as a supporting character in the wise little hen, but donald stole the spotlight. this is also kind of fun. >> this is an original walt disney fan card. >> no one knows donald's history better than disney archivist becky klein. >> the us government came to walt disney and said, you know,

can we use your duck at that point, they started using him to do things like the new spirit and the spirit of 43, which were new spirit, came out in 1942. so it was a war effort to get people to pay their taxes. >> donald was so popular, the political satire der fuehrer's face won an academy award in 1943 for best cartoon short. and land grant tobias slosser united states of america. by then there were donald duck dolls, lamps, even donald duck orange juice, and now, to celebrate his 90th anniversary, disney's introducing a new line of new donald duck merchandise. >> we are trying to stay true to trends. we are trying to stylize donald character art as well, but keeping his character integrity, his personality is very, very important. >> and for the first time since 1961, disney is releasing a new donald duck short called diy duck.

>> we probably have at least, you know, 6 to 9 months into this for this project. it's about three minutes long and, it's just a small but mighty crew to put it all together. >> no one's more excited to celebrate this 90th milestone than the current voice of donald duck, tony anselmo. >> it's things i have to do in my mouth. muscles that i use that took years to tighten, and it's just >> a boy, oh boy, oh boy, tony cabrera for abc news. >> wow, that voice walk down memory lane. yeah. >> very cute. all right. we're looking for brighter conditions. really? by the moment in the south bay. so temperatures there be comfortable in the upper 70s today. upper 60s across the bay in oakland with that breeze a little warmer in the north bay with low to mid 80s. the accuweather seven day forecast. we're warming up tomorrow. tuesday will be the hottest day of the week. pretty toasty

inland and then we get a cool down but still on the warm side. on wednesday. the coolest day of the week, just slightly, will be on thursday, so we're going to keep that trend of comfortable for the end of the week. all right. >> very nice. thanks, lisa. thank you all for joining us on abc seven mornings. we'll see you back here at nine. have a great day. >> this is abc 724 seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. >> yeah. you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. we are, we are, we are, we are, we are, we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app

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