in the news in this saturday morning a 11-year-old san francisco girl has life-threatening injuries after being shot inside an apartment building. a norwegian man is charged with terrorism after a rampage killing 19 people. >> good morning, fog this morning with cooler afternoon highs. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. >> a 11-year-old girl is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after she was shot in the western addition. after 11:00, police responded to shots fired. officers noticed a bullet hole in a nearby apartment building. inside they found the young girl found h a gunshot wound to her chest. police detained a group of male teenagers but say there have

been no arrests. anybody with information is asked to call san francisco police. >> police in oslo have filed charges of terrorism and investigators are looking at the possibility of a second gunman. the death toll stands at 92 as a home-grown terror attack that started with a bombing and continued with a shooting spree at a children's summer camp. it appears have been carried out by one man. the one they know about, he is cooperating with investigators and he says he has not much of a political past. here is a report from oslo. >> the tragedy is still unfolding. several bodies are still waiting for identification. divers looked for more bodies and authorities are considering

bringing in a submarine. >> the gunman dressed as policeman arrived on the island where hundreds of teenagers were gathered. >> he was trying to ensure he was trying to help us. he had a rifle or sniper's weapon. it was too late chaos. >> many tried to swim to safety but he was able to shoot them as they swam. the shore became a horrific triage area. body after body pulled from the lake. boats and helicopters couldn't move the dead and injured fast enough. people were jumping out of windows terrified for their lives. the shooting started about two hours after a massive bomb shattered downtown oslo. prime minister's office was targeted, seven people were killed there. they identified the shooter as a

32-year-old christian fundamentalist. online he expressed right wing and anti-muslim views. initially law enforcement suspected islamic terrorists carrying out the attack but foornd people here it comes as a bigger shock. my childhood paradise was transformed into hell. the prime minister called this a national tragedy. this arrested a young man with a pocketknife in his pocket because they fear he may be part of this plot. >> in local news, 13 residents have a walnut creek apartment building are in temporary housing after their apartment burned to the ground last night. investigators are saying it was at the accidental. it happened on rossmoor retirement community. tomas ramon reports from the

scene. >> the woman was yelling -- oh, my god, help. >> reporter: he was visiting his aunt when he heard the screams. this is cellphone video as it raged through the building. he helped evacuate all the residents with a help of a passerby. >> we tried to get it out but it spread too much. so when it went into the ceiling it went into the walls. >> this shows the fire as it consumed the apartment building. down below, with smoke blinding him and three others that came to help, they went door to door. >> we made several different passes. >> reporter: one woman needed a wheelchair. >> we were able to get her into a wheelchair and airlifted her out, over the gravel and able to get her out.

>> everybody got out of the building without injury. >> we saw the flames coming up high as the trees. we came down here and there were old people wandering around barefoot looking completely lost. >> 13 residents have been displaced. we have no reports of injuries to fire personnel or the residents. >> reporter: contra costa fire marshal marshal says all 13 residents were taken on by van to a red cross shelter. >> fire investigators have determined that the fire begin in a woman's apartment. they are ruling the fire an accident. >> new developments in the bryan stow beating case. two men are expected to be arrested on felony charges on the attack. the original suspect had nothing to do with it. lisa amin gulezian explains how

police found the new suspects. >> the process worked that one individual has been exonerated. the two others have charges filed against them. >> los angeles city leaders patted themselves on the back while admitting they made a mistake. the original suspect is in the clear. two new suspects are now charged with bryan stow's savage beating. >> what the investigation speaks to we do the right thing, even when it's differ. >> police came to this neighborhood and arrested sanchez. they found sanchez's sister doreen and marvin norwood. >> but investigators insist not this time. they reeve louie sanchez who has tattoos and norwood beat stow outside dodger stadium in march.

both have extensive criminal past which is prior arrests for violence but one was never charged. he remains in custody for a parole violation. >> it ma plays on people's emotions. >> stow's friends and family remain cautiously optimistic and choose to focus on his progress. stow tried communicating with a nurse. >> she said good morning brian. he was wide weak and he mouthed morning. he was responding. >> to give you more insight into the injuries and these are itself charging documents, they are cutting and disfiguring his face. both men or charged with assault and may home andability is set

at half a million dollars. san francisco police say they think they know who has the gun that was fired at police during a foot chase in the bayview district last friday. it was taken from the scene. they are offering a $1,000 reward for the recovery. and the suspect kenneth harding managed to shoot himself in the head during the gun battle. >> apparently the officer shot the suspect in the leg, imagine if you would, an instant hamstring pain pull and the bullet lodged behind the cheek. >> but the type of bullet that killed harding was .380 caliber which not have come from police. >> a man is under arrest thanks

to a good summary tachb. a fight at the dirty tricks is a sloon fell out on the street and where victims was stabbed. the suspect was chased down and detained by a witness. both victims are being treated in a hospital for non life-threatening injuries. it all begin with an argument that furnished into a fight. >> youngest son of arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver is recovering in a hospital after suffering serious injuries in a body boarding accident in malibu. this comes as the couple filed papers in their pending divorce. david wright reports from los angeles. >> maria shriver made the 911 call herself. >> it looks like a being but board accident, maybe a broken rib or something like that.

it's my son. >> how old is your son? >> 13. >> christopher schwarzenegger suffered multiple broken bones and a collapsed lung. >> he is awake and breathing. >> the boy was taken to ucla medical center where they spotted his famous father. >> maria is basically sleeping at the hospital. you might if your child was in a serious accident. she has been there round the clock. arnold has been there, too. >> they issued a jointed statement, it's been a tough week, christopher is surrounded by family and friends. he is a brave boy and is expected to make a full recovery. >> the two are united in everything that has to do with their children. >> of all weeks to file his response to shriver's divorce

paper asking the court to deny shriver spousal support. >> it's par for the course. it's his lawyer posturing or simply trying to protect his rights. >> maybe so but for shriver it must have been made this a very tough week. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> there is a kood karma, no vato police recovered a puppet of gandhi. it's a white robe was on the roof. they respond the gandhi puppet in a parked car and notified police, investigators say the thief only stole personal checks from the car but the gandhi puppet was left intact. the owner is a school teacher from novato that exhibits it at

pa rides and peace rallies. >> gays in the military, a struggle finally coming to an end. what caused nearly two dozen people to get stuck on an adventure rollercoaster.

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our country. these are many hurdles we had to appeal don't ask, don't tell. >> the repeal will go in effect september 20th, thiswill iron out legal and technical any cal details like housing and benefits. >> a 21-year-old stanislaus county man was found in a storm drain swears he was not drunk. he claims he got stuck in thursday morning trying to grab his cellphone which had been dropped down a manhole after gang members attacked and robbed him. he got stuck. he spent 40 minutes screaming for help before anybody noticed it was for real. they say he had been drinking. he was not drunk. >> the commuter rail approved by voters in 2008 is facing new delays and higher costs.

the cost of the so-called smart train is estimated to be $45 million more than anticipated. in addition it may be next year before the agency gets the permits to start work in environmental areas and that could delay service until 2016. >> a disney california adventure rollercoaster is expected to reopen after temporarily stranding two dozen riders last night. 23 people had to be rescued from the scream and ride last night after someone dropped a backpack on the track. that ride came to an automatic stop. everybody was brought down safely by firefighters. abc7 is owned by disney. >> good day for a lot of things, not to be stuck on a rollercoaster or a gutter but good day for a lot of other things. >> the fun things. >> not too bad across the bay area. temperatures will be tempered once again by the low clouds you

can see outside our window. numbers in the upper 50s, 59 across the bay in oakland and yes, more cooler air on the way. we do have changes and i'll talk about that next. >> also next, a lot of yapping between fans and outfielder. larry beil has it in this morning's sports.

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saturday morning can and you can see the fog is in no real hurry to get off the golden gate bridge. we are looking at a live picture of it. eventually maybe it will. it will be sticking around for a while. lisa will tell us how hot it will be where you live doing it right now. some clearing in parts of the coast but we do have to wait for a while. here is a look from emeryville with temperatures in the 50s and we'll look for a nice afternoon here. low clouds and fog made their way inland last night around vollmer peak this morning. the view looking at mount diablo so we're seeing the marine layer. deck of low clouds about 1800 feet that has allowed for temperatures to come down further. in fact today, one more day of

cooling before it comes up a few degrees. mountain view, 58 and plenty of 50s with the clouds extending into santa rosa. a little sunshine in parts of oakland, san francisco. airport delays of 41 minutes. overall a 24-hour temperature change is down. it shows you that most areas of cooler this morning a little no real change from redwood city and the coast and san francisco. low clouds and fog. very quiet weather pattern throughout the next several days with minor changes today, 2-4 degrees cooler and about 2-4 degrees warmer for the second half of your weekend. a series of low pressure systems that have allowed the bay area to stay comfortable but it has been cooler than average. so the next system allowing for more cooling today, but as we get on the back side of it, we'll see numbers come up, but

we still have further cooling that will get underway by the beginning of the workweek. overall picture, mild conditions inland, wish not going to see anything too hot and a far cry from the 90s in inland valleys and still coastal clouds making their way off of the coast by late in the afternoon. so you will see some sunshine in the city. even at some of the beaches but it will be limited. numbers only in the 60s. we'll look for the heat to remain in the central valley 91 in the mountains and sierra we'll see a warmup. 79 in los angeles and temperatures in the south bay, very comfortable with a few 80s. el in los gatos. here is what we have the morning fog, the afternoon sun, very mild from redwood city to palo alto. few peeks of sun, ocean beach, 63 downtown. that is cooler than average but pretty pleasant, petaluma 76.

73 in fremont and maybe not too many complaints as it continues to be somewhat cool afternoon. i think they will likes the heat out there too. as we look at inland valleys. today at our coast, fog and sunshine in the afternoons. overall, the workweek begins cool and stays that way mid-week and then we'll get into warmer weather, more typical summer like weather the end of the week. >> up and down at this point in the summer. thanks a lot. >> and giants will be sending ryan to the mound against the brewers trying to even the series which could be a playoff preview. last night the brewers beat the giants 4-2. here is larry beil. >> good morning. the first place giants, welcomed another first place team, milwaukee to town.

the challenge for the giants, scratch out some runs against shawn marcum. jeff keppinger and to matt cain and cody ross throws a optimistically home. -- missile home. the third, crawford de% deep in the hole to get him. 4-1 game. alan gets all of it! solos it but the guy in the jacket who is ecstatic. all that, sorry dude. the crowd was really in the game. and morgan runs down this one here is gesture and still yapping. brewers win it 4-2.

>> hideki matsui, a's in support of trevor cahill early. up 2-0 in the second and things went terribly wrong after that. nick swisher a three-run bomb. five runs in the second. nine more in the third. grand slammed, ten earned runs in two and yankee's beat the a's 17-7. >> no news not necessarily bad news on the n.f.l. labor front. there was hope the players might vote on the new collective bargaining agreement. that did not happen. many of the key figures in the negotiations were at a funeral the wife of patriots owner. but they said they would not make any labor announcement with respect. they may vote on monday.

49ers, he told the owners final proposal included some things that were never discussed before. >> when you are going to a deal like what we're going through right now, you can't give us a time line to agree on something that was never even talked about. that is why you see guys going off mad and rightfully so. i so we need to make sure we educate the players. >> this is right on the money. he birdies the hole. three-way tie on the top of the leaderboard. that is a wrap a on morning sports. mike shumann will be here later. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> coming up next at 8:30. debt talks break down in

washington, the deadline fast approaching, they are talking again right now. can they put it back together. deep discounts on dining and shopping how one local city is trying to keep you and your money in town.

right now, republican and democratic congressional leaders are meeting with president obama at the white house for an emergency session to try to hammer out an agreement on raising the debt limit. both sides were close to reaching a deal to help raise revenues to help reduce the debt but that broke down yesterday. >> on the del debt ceiling i got a call from speaker boehner who indicated he was going to walk away from the negotiation. >> there was anger in the president's voice as he raled at

failure to put together a deal to cut the deal by more than $3 trillion. the president suggested he is dealing with a runaway bride. >> i have been left the altar a couple of times. one of questions the republican party is going to have to ask, can they say yes to anything. >> the white house says it was very close to a deal two days ago. two sides had agreed trillion dollars in cuts in spending, $650 billion in cuts to entitlement and medicare and medicaid and social security. two sides also agreed to tax reform which would mean another $800 billion in revenues. >> this was extraordinarily fair deal. it was unbalanced, it was unbalanced in the direction of not enough revenue. >> reporter: and that may have been the problem. earlier in the week, a bipartisan group of senators

suggested more revenues could have been raised and suddenly the president wanted more, $400 billion more. >> the white house moved the goal post. >> there was an agreement of additional revenues until yesterday when the president demanded $400 billion more which was going to mean nothing more than tax increase on the american people. >> there was theater, too. the president complaining that the speaker wouldn't return his calls. >> we have run out of time and they are going to have to explain to me how it is we are going to avoid default. >> even though it sounded like the president is done with the big examine grand bargain. the deal is not off the table because the speaker walked away. the president is happy to talk about a deal but talking about a smaller deal to raise the debt ceiling here at the white house. president obama is again using his weekly address to call for cooperation in reaching a debt deal.

he says he has agreed to program cuts that are unpopular with his party and wants to see republican leaders to do the same to resolve the issue. >> we need an approach that goes after we've and the budget and gets rid of projects that cost billions of dollars. we need to cuts to programs, cuts i wouldn't make under normal circumstances and an approach that asks everybody to do their part. >> the clock is ticking down to the august 2nd deadline when the government will default unless the cap is lifted. >> on monday, the millbrae school board will decide whether to put a second skood bond measure in front of voters. they approved measure "x" which provided $30 million to present re pair restrooms and upgrade fire alarms. those projects are now wrapping up. they report the district is considering put a second $30 million bond measure before

district voters in november. this one would renovate classrooms, remodel a cafeteria and improve electrical systems. the measure would raise property taxes by $95 per parcel for eight years. shops and restaurants in concord are trying something new to keep their customers from going out of town. they are enticing with deep discounts with savings up to 90% for those that shop and heat eet close to home. >> reporter: the city of concord has cooked up a new way to bring local customers in the door. it's a website called try it local. the idea, deep discounts to customers who buy prepaid vousm irs for everything from a meal to a local restaurant to merchandise at local stores. >> these are offered for a certain length of time. some are just 48 hours but

everybody that buys it gets an e-mail with a coupon. >> he is offering $30 worth of food for the purchase of a $15 voucher. >> we track all of our advertisements. we will see the return on how we do. i tell you, if one extra person, that is a success. >> reporter: each deal is available for purchase for two days. the customer can download it. >> there are different marketing coupons out there, and a lot of them like to use it when you have multiple locations. we only have one location so we thought we would give it a try. >> it will feature one new deal every monday. chamber of commerce is marketing on social networking sites like facebook and twitter. a direct link can be found on our website at 25.

-- abc7news.com. >> weather-wise, we've got cooler than usual temperatures. >> but we are looking at sunshine downtown with a few airport delays. here is the blue sky around coit tower. >> that is light. >> temperatures today cooler downtown but sunny conditions. we'll talk about that and look ahead. that is all coming up. >> also ahead, redevelopment of an aging train station puts new life into an

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welcome back everybody. 8:30 and fog is still hanging out around the golden gate bridge. not going stay there all day. it is hanging out there. breaks of blue as lisa was talking about a moment ago. from the roof cam looking at transamerica pyramid. we have the blue sky and much

more coming up. this morning, in july, they will dedicate a wall to honor pacific immigrants. when the island served as a federal immigration station. they will attend the 11:00 a.m. dedication ceremony. the wall is going to honor 350 notable immigrants. the park has been spared the budget ax and it's going to remain open but likely lose the seasonal help. so they have come up with a system you can make donations to keep hiring seasonal workers so angel island looks its best all year round. >> we're going to see afternoon sun. taking the boat over there a little breezy and look for sun in emeryville, temperatures in the upper 50s. a deck of low clouds. it hasn't been that deep, about

1500 to 1800 feet deep. livermore and concord sunny and livermore partly cloudy and looking at mount diablo. temperatures are ranging from the mid-50s in napa and oakland to the low to mid-60s. we still have the southwesterly wind blowing allowing for the cool marin air to extend all the way through vacaville. overnight temperatures have continued to drop, 24-hour temperature change from 2-3 degrees cooler. that sets the stage for an afternoon with 2-4 degrees cooling and then tomorrow, the ridge is going to bump up. that will allow for the numbers to increase a little bit. we'll continue this up and down pattern through much of the workweek with the downs more pronounced. we do have an area of low pressure that continue to affect

the west coast. today we'll look for the cloud deck to move back into the bay but not before we see sunshine right at our coast. it's going to be 3:00, 4:00 we get a glimpse. we have sunny beaches at ocean beach but overall, much more mild in the valleys. numbers in the low to mid-80s and 80s in the santa clara valley but below average temperatures mainly 70s. statewide we're looking at still the warmth in the sacramento valley and numbers in the 80s and 90s across the mountains with 107 in palm springs. back home, nice afternoon and sunnyvale, 73, 79 in campbell and if you are going to be spending any time here we got the mist and drizzle in some parts of the peninsula. san francisco not a bad afternoon with some clearing and numbers in low to mid-60s but it

will take some time to see the sun in the sunset district. north bay, petaluma 76. 78 in santa rosa. you are feeling pretty comfortable there. 71 in union city and inland east bay, we'll see very comfortable read from going ranging from 80 in danville. 81 in livermore. monitor ray, lots of clouds all along the central coast but sunshine probably around 11:00. 63 later on. so a few degrees down. few degrees up tomorrow and then another trough keeps us generally cooler than average monday through wednesday. then we'll heat up. >> that has been the story of the summer. june was crazy with that rainstorm and then up and down. as you look past the seven-day, not that i'm going to hold you, what kind of system. >> september and october, how far do you want me to go?

the heat is going to hold for a little bit. >> she is going to do 90-day forecast. lisa, thank you very much. >> west oakland was once a thriving neighborhood of middle-class families but today it's known for high crime and shuttered homes. there are signs of hope in that part of oakland. as cecilia vega reports a lot of people are looking to an old train station to breathe new life. >> when the train station opened on 16th street had how soon it was a grand gate way to the west. today it's a relic of bie gone era. >> it was the end of the transcontinental railroad the artery that links the east coast with the west. trains would arrive and passengers would walk upstairs to waiting trolley that has took them to san francisco on or the east bay. >> you had the great migration

from the south into the area and japanese and eastern europeans coming that way from the east coast. >> it was damaged in the 1989 earthquake. we are couple blocks away from the cypress freeway collapsed. but when the community demanded the freeway be built some is place else. now there a hope it will be a new inspiration. >> because it was a landmark and listed, we have been look and thinking to find ways to reduce oos it. >> when the plot was for sale, the community to be sensitive to potential developers to make it a community resource. >> the land was purchased in 2005 by a housing developer. they have promised to make the old station the centerpiece of

neighborhood of more than 1200 homes it plans to build. >> it was an opportunity to preserve something for the community. i think we're ready to move to the next step. >> reporter: that includes coming up with potential uses for the station and the ground. thanks to a hollywood makeover, people will be once again allowed into parts of the building for limited use. hbo used the site for filming of a picture. they are mindful of the building's past but keeping an eye on the future. >> from this point, the same sort of rhythm the same sort of buzz, the same sort of energy that you get when you go to a really active transit center that will be the energy it will have. >> in oakland, cecilia vega,

"abc 7 news." >> interesting enough, the developer will opened the station's doors to ideas that they hope will shape the idea of that project and you can find out about that at abc7news.com. >> don't go away, 7 on your side is coming up next. >> the water department is replacing meters at all homes in san francisco. it could damage your plumbing.

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off the cotton. that is what it looks like. good to have a forecast with lisa in a little bit. >> public works project caused damage to your home and then you were told you had to pay for it? that is happening in san francisco. the city is replacing the water meters at each and every home in the city and has caused damage to plumbing that homeowners may have to pay for. here is michael finney with more. >> 77-year-old helen mcgriden didn't know of any problem in her home until out of a blue a knock at the door. >> they said you have a broken pipe and i would have to get it out. >> a city contractor had just installed a new water meter for her house and it caused her water pipe to burst. the contractor told helen she now had no running water. she would have to call a plumber to get it fixed and she would have to pay for it herself. >> i couldn't believe it.

i had no water. that is what blew my mind. you couldn't wash or do laundry. you couldn't do anything. >> reporter: she had to rush to find a plumber and it wasn't cheap. $4200 to break open the sidewalk install a new pipe and then pour new concrete. >> thank god i had that money. it's not like you could do without water until next month. >> she filed a claim with the city demanding to be reimbursed. the city rejected her claim, but did turn it over to contractor. bsi meter services. after that, the case stalled for weeks and then months. >> i got the idea of calling channel 7. i didn't know who to turn to. >> she did call us and we found out this was much bigger than helen's case. >> this is about a two-year project to upgrade all the water meters in the city. >> the san francisco water department is replacing all 177s

in water meters in the city with these new wireless models. the department admits the installations can cause problems in fact it's happened at 36 homes so far. helen's was one of them. >> as you shut off the water. it causes a slight ripple in the system. in the case the pipes of corroded or hold that shock could cause that pipe to burst. we've had 36 cases where it has happened. >> the water department says unless the contractor did something wrong, homeowners have to pay for the repairs, that is because pipes tend to burst only if they are in poor condition. >> the homeowner is responsible for up keep and maintenance of their property. >> a spokesperson says pipe breaks are relatively rare. so far bsi has installed 52,000 meters, fewer than 1% resulted in broken pipes. still there are 125,000 more

homes to go and the department concedes some could be damaged. >> we have to look at every single case whether the homeowner's responsibility or the contractor's fault. >> they contend that homeowners should not to have foot the bill. >> have many pipes have burst, who is to say your home will be next? >> 7 on your side fined so far five homeowners including helen have filed claims for burst pipes, all were turned over to the contractor. another six claimed the meter work caused other damage such as broken toilets. bgsi declined our request for an interview, it is our practice regarding individual claims. we treat claims very seriously and have a well established process in place to respond to each and every claim. however, after we got involved, helen did get another knock on the door, this time with welcome

news. >> i got my full payment. i was so happy, it was unbelievable. >> bsi did pay her, the full $4200. >> they would not say whether or not it has paid for damages in other case, but we were be following up as the work continues on this project. if you have a problem with the new meters, let me know about it. go to abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> coming up next. a bay area mom who hopes to change thousands of lives in africa with her blog.

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tuesday night's jackpot is going up to about $63 million. >> a bay area mom is about to go on a train tlaip could change her life. she is hoping it will change the lives of millions of other women living in africa. jonathan blum em reports. >> amy is getting ready to fly halfway around the world. she will need a jacket, anti-malarial pills and a laptop. >> i'm seeing africa through the lens of a mom. >> she writes for several websites. she has been chosen to go to kenya and see how moms raise kids in a developing nation. >> i think people because they are so honest and so real. >> for one week, she will follow kenyan homes who are trying to raise children while dealing

with hardships of hunger and disease. >> i don't think anything can prepare you for seeing a child that hasn't eaten in a few days or suffering from aids or malaria. >> she is hoping to see the other side, the help that is coming from u.s. government aid programs. >> we want to bringing those stories you alive. >> the goal is to motivated moms to reach out to their lawmakers about protecting the 1% of the federal budget that goes to those programs. >> it's helping kids against malaria and diarrhea. in kenya that can be death, that can be death sentence for them. >> it's well worth a week she spends away from her own kids. >> this trip will stick with us for the rest of our lives. >> she will have to fly before for 18 hours. once there, she will have six days on the ground. she plans to blog every single

one of those days and for weeks after she returns home. we have a link to that blog at abc7news.com. click on see it on tv. here is what has to be people good story of the week. window's diamondbacks game against the brewers. they came away with a foul ball leaving the younger fan sobbing. sobbing he was and in a display of empathy, the young start gave the ball to the little boy. the child just stopped crying. the child was rewarded with an autographed bat and threw out the first pitch and had his own news conference. your reaction. >> it was cute. >> that sums it up. >> the weather, it's going to be

4 degrees cooler. a little hint of sun but we're talking about temperatures in the low 60s san francisco and partly cloudy this afternoon. oakland will see sun, mid-60s and low 70s in the fremont. we've got mid-80s for the warmest inland valleys. a little warmer tomorrow and warmest weather will be the end of the workweek. >> all right. thanks for joining us. next newscast is at 5:00. stay connected 24/7 at abc7news.com.