>> in the news this saturday morning a grass fire in san francisco leads to a surprising discovery. we will have the latest of the drug busts in the bay view. and get it while you can. the rush to get the controversial delicacy that will be illegal tomorrow. good morning, everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. foggy throughout right now as you can see behind here. here's meteorologist francis. >> thanks, terry. good morning, everyone. we do have a great start with even drizzle along the coast this morning. temperatures will be in the mid-50s to mid-60s as we start out the day with coastal drizzle and low clouds and fog.

by noon it will be sunny inland. if you are heading to the east palo alto festival or parade at eleven, the temperatures will be right around the mid-70s. then by this afternoon we will see the sea breeze return. it will still be a low 60s along the coast, but near 80 degrees in the interior valleys. cloudy along the east even tonight. clouds return near midnight and temperatures start to cool down, 60 to 72 degrees. i'll have your accuweather seven-day forecast with the 4th of july forecast as welcoming up. terry. >> francis, thanks a lot. this morning the investigation is underway into what san francisco firefighters found in the bay view area yesterday. they went to put out a grass fire and instead found another type of grass. police want to know all about that large marijuana growing operation. abc7 news property john alston has the story. >> this is what firefighters stumbled upon, 28 fully-

marijuana plant that police took into evidence. the street value, an estimated $75,000. the whole thing was a shock to next door neighbor michael williams, a local pastor. >> when you say weed, i think with weeds growing, not what's growing inside of a house. >> this is what brought firefighters here in the first place, a raging grass fire. flames got as far as a back fence. investigators are looking into whether this was started by people at a nearby homeless encampment. firefighters broke through the front door of an empty house to drag their hoses through and that's when they found the marijuana growing in two back bedrooms. it had an extensive inquiring and plumbing setup. an air filtration system. the pot smell, though, was unmistaken when they came to dismantle everything. >> i don't know what marijuana smells like. i was in the back room watching television. one of my neighbors came next door and said there was a fire outside, so i went outside and saw the hillside on fire, but i didn't know anything about the marijuana, period.

>> pga shut off power to the house. >> police said the inquiring by passed the electrical meters, which is typical in illegal operations. mr. often police and firefighters are stumbling upon these types of pot farms. >> there's a lot of gray area in terms of what is legal and what isn't. we are going to have a lot of people who will stretch those boundaries and it would be common to stumble upon more of these types of situations >> police say they found no paperwork inside to indicate a legitimate growing operation. they have not found the two people who rented the house. they could face charges of growing marijuana and stealing electricity. in san francisco, john alston, abc7 news. >> the ethics commission hearing for suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi will resume on july 18th when the attorneys will be allowed to call witnesses. yesterday a bomb scare interrupted day two of his hearing. turned out to be nothing. on the stand mirkarimi denied

one of the key charges that led to his suspensions, that he tried to convince witnesses not to testify against him. in of before he pleaded guilty to maryland where he bruised his wife after he grabbed her. >> at any time did you dissuade anyone from any law enforcement investigation? >> never. >> at any time did you ever and -- and anyone to destroy any evidence? >> never. >> mayor ed lee testified he suspend him because his actions deserved, quote, direct consequences. and they said his wife will of it either in person or by video. >> this morning investigators are investigating a failed stabbing after they found a has been bleeding in a parking lot last night. it happened before 11:30 on the 1300 block of winchester boulevard. paramedics responded to the seen and pronounced the man dead a

short time later. no suspects have been arrested. it marks the 20th homicide of the year in san jose. and relatives of a man who disappeared last monday after a giants game are launching a search. victor morillo was last seen at the pir32 about 11:00 monday night. they said he may have fall seen the bay. yesterday they went back to the water to search a water investigation for the 27-year-old corrections officer. his best friend, who is last to see him alive, is leading the search. >> i got in the car, i looked up and he was gone. >> i'm hoping he is still alive. if it's his body i'm going to take him, then i'm taking him home. >> the search guard suspended their search three days ago. if you like fa-gra, today the last day you can legally buy it. it came as a result of the abc

investigation by the i-team how ducks and geese are force-fed. >> this is the last found of fa-gra. they said customers have cleaned them out trying to get one last taste of the dish before it is out lawed july 1st. it's made by force-feeding ducks or geese to make their livers grow liver, obtained from this underground video. it's drawn anger from the animal rights activists. [chanting] but support for banning the dish is far from unanimous. >> i think it's stupid. >> this chef is running a get it while you can promotion. >> we are feeding the frenzy a little bit by offering five dollars fa-gra on anything. we have people coming in to try it. >> they have sold out. where is the rest? about 100 pounds of it is here at this meat company.

it's possible someone may have juan not to watch sausage being made but if you want to see it made with fa-gra, this is your last chance. >> he is foaling the last of it into this french style pork sausage to meet an avalanche of orders. his biggest regret, the family farm that sold him the meet for ten years is shutting down. a farm he said treats animals humanely. >> the ducks they raise are taken care of in an amazing ways compared to other mass-produced products. >> he hopes to sell the sausages at the weekend farmer's markets because after that he can't sell them at all, if there's any left over. we will eat it all. >> abc news. >> two san jose brothers are being praised this morning for saving a pregnant woman trapped in an overturned car. yesterday the brothers launched into rescue mode when they heard a crash outside their window. it was an capital express way

near vista roma. a ford focus got clipped by another car and flipped over. the 27-year-old, studying to become a firefighter, ran to the car and found a woman trapped inside. his 17-year-old brother, antonio, grabbed a hatchet. the next photo cass taken as alexander started to breakthrough in the victim inside. >> i immediately see her in the car, banging and quicking and i told her i'm going to break the glass. to turn around, turn her back toward me so the glass wouldn't get in her face. twice it didn't break and by the third time it shattered. we pulled her out and she said baby, baby. i thought there was an infant in the car. >> turned out he realized she was pregnant after she was pointed to her stomach. car was equipped with airbags so they are hoping the child is also okay. coming up next, restaurant grading. alameda county prepares to post color-coded placards on restaurants. what to know before you place your order.

and as the tour de france begins, lance armstrong once again is having to defend himself over

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> starting tomorrow a new tool can help alameda county diners decide where to eat. prominently displayed green, yellow or red placards will help customers of restaurants.

we have reaction from some oakland eateries. >> i've been in a lot of restaurants before and i've seen some pretty dirty places before. >> that's why they believe posting their food safety results is good business. >> i want to know a place i am going into is clean. people don't abide by the standards that most restaurants should abide by. and if you are serving the public, the general public, you need to have a clean work area, you need to be providing good, clean food. >> the new food grading systems developed by the almeda county of environmental health is meant to ensure just that. it will require owners of places serving food to promptly display results of their inspections in the windows of their business in plain public view, the way elana makes her sandwiches. >> i think it's great that there's some kind of placard or sign that allows people to know that this is an approved and safe food establishment. this is the new color-coded grading system. a green placard means there's a history of good inspections. yellow, two or more food safety violations, and red means the

place has been closed because of violations like unsafe food storage and unsanitary conditions. you can also look it up on the environmental health department website that will include the food safety status of restaurants with color-coded dots on a map. back at rattles. elana knows a failed inspection could damage the relationship her deli has with her customers, a relationship her grandfather started when had he opened the store in 1897. >> it's really good to have these standards. it's absolutely necessary. >> the new law goes into effect on july ist. right now the only city in alameda county not participating is the city of berkeley. they chose to opt out. in oakland, nick smith, abc7 fuse. >> the tour de france begins with a former champion defending himself against using performance-enhancing d ugs. the doping agency filed formal doping charges against lance armstrong. it cannot criminally prosecute

him, but it can strip him of his awards. the agency says it has evidence that armstrong used and distributed banned substances, including steroids, the seven-time tour de france winner has been denying those charges for years. well, a fire in beverly hills has caused severe damage to the former mansion of a reality tv star. fans of real housewives of beverly hills will recognize this house, perhaps. remove flames you might. lisa vanderpump lived there the first two seasons. the flames broke out 6:30 last night. a nearby home was evacuate where another edition of real housewives was being taped. lisa has since moved. ♪ ♪ fire on the mountain] >> and open to the public, it is the ucc santa cruz grateful dead archives. tie-dyed dead heads descended on the library as if jerry garcia was alive and playing.

it's called "a box of rain" archive the grateful dead phenomena. >> this is an extraordinary chance for historians and scholars better understand everything from the 1960s and the counter culture to the birth of modern rock theatre. the data is key to a number of teams and intellectual and cultural history. >> the band members chose them to house the dead archives back in 2008. admission to what is being called dead central is free. you can hang out until the fog lifts today and then red for the beach, perhaps. just a thought. >> sure. clouds are going to stick around the coast most of the day, unfortunately. >> all afternoon? >> i think in santa cruz probably partly cloudy by this afternoon. but you see the santa cruz slugs probably don't mind that. i went there for a couple years, actually. >> cool. >> here's a live look toward san francisco. you can't see it because there are low clouds and fog coming in

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>> the bridge seems to be fading away more and more as the morning wears on. >> it does. sometimes we get the thicker clouds and the push just right around sunrise and then it starts to recede around lunchtime. it's looking pretty gray out there. i have a couple more gray shots to show you. >> okay. >> one in santa cruz. so go slugs. if you are heading out to uc santa cruz you can expect cloudy condition throughout the day. >> if you go into dead central, there's a touch of gray. just dropping that in. >> i love that, terry. [laughter] >> and if you are in other parts of the bay area, see, we see some sunshine here. >> sunshine day dream. >> i love it! more, more! and low clouds there. >> the rousers are saying less, less. [laughter] >> i wish i could keep up with terry and all his songs because they are really great, all his references, especially during all his reports, if you ever catch them. and i'll show you another shot.

live doppler 7 hd picking up clear conditions. no big weather makers out around the bay area. you see it sweep around throughout the bay area. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s. look for the warm spot, 67 in antioch, 61 in san jose, 56 in san francisco, and 55 in santa rosa right now. so we've got some coastal drizzle through the morning and some dense fog in some locations, mainly along the coast. it will be sunny inland, but the clouds stick around the coast pretty much all day. in some areas temperatures will be a little bit cooler than afternoon. and this area of low pressure with the air circulating counter clockwise, that's going to help push and deeper the marine layer, bringing us the cloud cover we are waking up to and the gray skies and pea soup like conditions. here's the forecast model showing it pulling back to the coast, but not quite clearing the coast, even by lunchtime. then with the sea breeze this afternoon we will see some clouds again. and then more clouds by

midnight. but around the bay area, i think it's going to be a pretty comfortable day. we will take a look in the south bay. san jose, 677 your high today. in santa clara, if you are heading to the fireworks tonight at great america, it should be clear because again those clouds won't return until right around midnight. and then also we've got a couple big events in palo alto. we have the east palo alto parade and festival around lunchtime. high near 76 and climbing up in the afternoon. this evening we have the san jose earthquakes hosting the l.a. galaxy. temperatures will drop to the low 70s. you will need your jacket if you are heading to that game. look for a high 66 downtown san francisco for the giants game. 70s to low 80s in the north bay, and some clouds still kind of breaking through the bay into the way through the golden gate bridge so keeping berkeley cool at 68, low 70s for the rest of the east bay. getting up to the near 80s, low 60s in parts of the inland

areas, as well as in morgan hill. cloudy in santa cruz at 76. >> here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so we've got this drizzle and the cloud coming back tomorrow morning. a lost sunshine through the rest of the week. temperatures climb up a bit so there's a bit of the bump near the 4th of july holiday. but remaining pretty steady overall. >> perfect timing. all right, francis, thanks a lot. it?

this morning they will tell us their story exclusively. it's coming up on gma. terry, we expect you to be in attendance. >> i'm wait portion the latest on the symptom cruz things because i think you have some details that i need to know. >> yes. in fact, we tailored this broadcast to your needs. >> dark as always, thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> all right. >> in sports this afternoon barry zito starts for the giants against senate following last night's loss to the reds. ending the giants four-game

winning streak and the consecutive run of shutouts. here's sports. first pitch from matt cain, which was hammered over the left field wall. giants and reds. giants mascot lucille, now a melkman. loving it. and jack broke the shutout giants streak. his eighth of the season just like that. 1-0, reds. cain's troubles continued in the first. jay bruce knocks in a pair. suddenly a 3-0 game. his counter park, mike leake shutout the giants for a complete inning. tossed a complete game. and brandon phillips got the ball with his barehand. check out the replay. come on, phillips! pablo sandoval then called for holding and tripping kozar. double play. >> in the sixth. leake, cain throws him a wink i,

and he gobbles it up. the second career home every for the pitcher. cain chased after five runs on 11 hits. panda hit a bomb in the ninth but the giants lose lose, 5-1. and a's pitcher aj griffin making his second career start and he was tremendous. struck out the side in the first on 15 pitches. he goes six scoreless, gave up j two hits with four strikeouts. got a little bit of run support. in the fourth johanna cespedes lines one that that forced jamiah weeks. 1-0, a's. in the eighth. coco crisp, a base hit. carter homered. he was just called up. 2-0. and the bullpen implodes. bases loaded in the eighth. ryan cook on the mound. craig gentry drove it to left. cespedes started but then could not run the ball down so everybody scores. 4-2, texas. given, no decision. deserved a victory. and the rangers go on to win it 4-3. this week's stop on the pga tour is congressional in bethesda, maryland works the goal is simply to avoid melting.

round 2 of the at&t. temps in the 100s. tiger teed off before it got really brutal out will. he shot 68. 2 - un, five off the pace. and the man to catch, hunter mahan fired 65, finishing strong with a birdie on 18. he's 7-under and leads by two strokes. summer x games in los angeles. motocross best tricks. clinton moore trying the 720. oh, lands on his side and adding insult to injury, they are trying to move his bike and they run the thing right on top of him! moore is okay. the winner, jackson strong. oh, that is strong. his second consecutive motocross best. are you kidding me? the kids would say that is sick. i think it's impossible. jim har ball, he's an x games kind of guy, likes being upside down. he tried out the new superman ride at six flags in vallejo. turns out he's a huge roller

coaster fan. loved them as a kid. that is him screaming. and still aparently loves them. good times. that's a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here with all your highlights at five, six and eleven. enjoy your weekend. i'm larry beil. >> coming up next, california sends help to colorado as crews battle the destructive wildfires there. this more than partly cloudy is asking for your help. >> i'm nannette miranda in sacramento. the governor used his veto pen to cut social programs even deeper.

>> new this morning, president obama is calling on all americans to help provide relief for colorado while fire victims. after personally surveying the devastation caused by the raging waldo canyon fire in colorado springs, the president declared the state a major disaster area. a second death is confirmed at the same home where the first fatality was discovered tuesday. some 350 homes are in ruins. president obama met in person with fire victims promising federal aid, but he didn't stop there. this morning's weekly address from colorado springs asked every american who can afford it to pitch in. >> america, i hope you guys remember the folks during these times of need. i know this is a little bit unusual. we don't usually do weekly addresses like this, but i thought it was a good opportunity for us to actually focus attention on a problem that has gone on here in colorado springs. we never know when it might be

our community that's threatened and it's important that we are there for them. >> the president also praised firefighters. california sent two special firefighting planes and 30 crewmembers from the california national guard. governor brown ordered in the guard's specialized c-130 airplanes that can drop 3,000 gallons of fire retardant at a time. >> a lot of things changing in california this weekend >> starting tomorrow we are going to see the effects of a series of budget cuts impacting children, college students and state workers. here's abc7 news state capital correspondent nannette miranda. starting tomorrow we see the effects of a series of budget cuts impacting children, college workers and state workers. here's abc7 news correspondent, nannette miranda. >> just in time for the 4th of july holiday visitors can enjoy the stanford mansion or drop by the governor mansion. they were part of 73 state parks that were slated to close july 12th because of budget cuts. now only one in san bernardino county remains doomed.

despite a line item veto by governor brown, most will stay open at least a few more weeks thanks to private donations. >> this is kind of a reprieve. it's still incumbent on all of us to find good long-term solutions to save these. >> but no one is coming to the rescue of the state's poor children and college students. the governor reduced the number of subsidized child care slots for mothers in the welfare-to-work program by 14,000 and cal grants will be 5% smaller, mostly for those who attend private schools, but it also applies to students in public colleges. >> they are picking on the weak, i believe. >> the new budget is a triple whammy for this recipient. the state's new spending plan already cuts welfare from four years to two years. the line item vetoes now put her child care as risk and as soon as her grades were up she wanted to apply for a cal grant. >> what we need is our resources, and it's being tooken from us. it's very difficult. if you are cutting us off at the knees, how can we walk? >> in all governor brown slashed

another $200 million from the budget using his line item veto authority. he's putting it in reserves in boost it to nearly a million dollars for emergencies. the $92 million for cal fire, for instance, may not be enough. >> if we have a bad fire season, if the cost outstrips the $92 million in the budget, we go to the reserves to cover the additional costs. >> the line item veto upsets lawmakers. they feel the money could be used for deep cuts in social programs rather than letting it sit in a bank account. in sacramento, abc7 news. >> san francisco's city college's accreditation is in jeopardy for not adequately dealing with state funding cuts, according to today's san francisco chronicle. the paper acquired a copy of the valuation before next week's expected release. the city college has been found to have serious deficiencies, including the failure to realistically address declining funds.

the review makes 14 recommendations, saying city college administrators have done little to bring expenditures in line with available cash in the six years since the last evaluation. the new fiscal year that starts tomorrow for barton caltrain means higher fares kick in for riders. bart says this is the last in the series of inflation-based increases over the past six years. the fare increase is to en courage ridetories use the clipper cart system to pay. they said another hike can be avoided if enough people switch over to clipper. bart's overall fares go up a nickel on average. the minimum fair will say the same, $1.75. for caltrain a one-way ticket goes up 25 cents and day passes up 50 cents. also starting tomorrow, san francisco muni passengers can go through the rear door as soon as they possess proof of payments. customers paying cash will still be required to go through the front door remember but people

with fast passes, cash transfers or clipper cards can use any door on a muni metro train or bus. officials say the new system will help muni cut down on boarding times burks it could also increase the number of fare cheats. muni has beefed up fare inspectors to help catch riders who don't pay. coming up, the bay area customer camp that's free but not full. how can that be, especially in this economy? we will show you. right now let's take a live look at the clouds over the bay area right now. over the bay bridge, but they around going to last forever. nothing ever does. francis will tel here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios

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them in math, science. >> reverend allen of third baptist church in san francisco's western edition neighborhood directs the program. for six weeks african-american students start by learning more about their culture and therefore themselves. here's seven-year-old shawney harris. >> i'm an older sister and a little sister and i'm an artist and i'm a leader. >> her mother said since she joined the program, her reading has improved. >> reading with her now i notice that she's a more confident reader. >> parents are encouraged to participate, and kids like that. >> they like to see mom involved with them. and i'm very involved, very hands-on in their schools. >> despite what it has to offer, the freedom school has seen fewer kids this year. reverend allen blames it in part on the economy. >> people are moving, foreclosures have affected us. >> many black families have moved to more affordable cities.

reverend allen is trying to encourage other kids and their families to join the program this summer and take advantage of what it has to offer. >> when i go into sixth grade, i might be good, i might know everything, i might get as. as. >> it's that kind of confidence that reverend allen says will serve them in life. in san francisco, leeann melendez, abc7 news. >> francis is here now to talk about the forecast. fog is still here but now it's turning yellow golden. >> we're actually seeing a little more sunshine. we are actually starting to see some clear conditions. >> as you wisely forecasted moments ago. >> yes. >> well done, francis. >> with the help of some very complicated forecast models. >> all right. >> i can tell you when it is expected to clear in your area. you see it's already sunny on the top of mount tam. clouds are starting to break up. still cloudy along the coast. i'll have your temperatures and

your accuweather seven-day forecast, including what you can speck for the 4th of july, coming up. >> also ahead, a celebration of pregnancy. don sanchez shows us the exhibit that took the art

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>> this morning we have a report about a bay area man who purchased an electric car but hislan lord wouldn't let him plug it in to charge it. he came to 7 on your side's michael finney asking for help

and here is what happened. >> kyle, good afternoon. >> richard is doing business in a rather odd place, inside his car. >> how did your case go down south? >> he's set up with his computer and phone, even a shirt and tie. he would rather be in a real office, but richard is kind of stuck in his car waiting for this. >> today i set my car for almost two and a half hours and i was able to charge my car about 60%. >> richard spends about twelve hours a week like this, sitting in his car doing business here at the free electric car plug-in station at crissy field. it's not that he loves the pretty scenery or salt air, it's just that this is one of the only ways he can charge up his new chevy volt. >> i love the view from here, but to sit in your car and charge for four and a half hours is very inconvenient. it would be much more convenient if i could do this in the building in which i live and which i pay rent. >> oh, but he cannot. when he last saw richard he was

upset his landlord at this san francisco high rise would not let him plug his car into this socket right here in this assign parking space. even though the chevy volt only needs an ordinary outlet and he offered to pay for the extra electricity. the answer came in an e-mail. trinity management services does not approve such requests period. >> as it stands now, it's frustrating. >> richard contacted 7 on your side and we tried many times to speak with the building owner and his company, trinity properties, housed in this market street building. no one has returned our calls. however, in this letter to richard's attorney, a lawyer for trinity property said, "my client cannot simply endorse the disorganized and haphazard do-it-yourself approach that some tenant or tenants wish. there are serious life safety issues which must be considered, including possible overloading

of electrical circuits and panels, fire, and/or electrical shock hazards." >> it's easy for an electrician to determine if it's safe to do. >> that's bob from the city's department of environment. part of his job is helping building owners accommodate plug-in cars. half the city is renters and the goal to have no gas burning cars. >> for us to be successful we need to work with those types of buildings. >> richard offered to hire an electrician to evaluate and upgrade the circuits. this was the response, a cover welded over the socket. so he's happy there are no other cars wait to go plug in at chrissy feel and happy for the nice view, but wondering how long can he keep this up? >> i will stick at it. i want to embrace the technology. i don't want to make the sacrifice of sitting there for 4 1/2 hours every single day. i'm going to have to find a new job if it comes to that. >> the management's attorney also said the building owners are planning to install charging

stations in new developments and retrofitting old developments is not so easy. right now there are grants for charging stations at apartments and condominiums. i will be following up. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> abc7 news has a great new way for you wake up and get ready for your new day. you can wake up the latest weather, news and traffic on your i-phone with this new app. kristen shows us how it works. [beeping] >> for more and more peeping the alarm clock is being replaced with your i-phone. and now abc7 news can get you out of bed and on your way. >> good morning, sunshine. you know what they say about an early bird. >> here is how it works. there's no need to search for the news that happened while you were sleeping. with the abc7 news alarm clock app local news, weather is there in one place. you can customize it to start your day with a special wake-up call from the abc news weather

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alarm. you know, i can stop pushing those buttons. >> i know. >> i wonder if they can hear what's going on over there? >> i hope they can. it's hard to pick which one you want to wake up to, especially when you wake up as early as we do. >> and i like the calf fee, coffee, coffee. >> and we are waking up under the cloudy, gray conditions. you might want to open up your eyes a little more because we will see sunshine later on. >> or hit the snooze button. but not now. not now. >> thanks for that clarification. >> here's a lock at downtown san francisco. we are still under this marine layer about 1500 feet deep. if you are above 1500 feet then you will see sunshine. we will warm up this afternoon but still cooler in some locations. live doppler 7 hd, pretty clear right now. no severe weather head our way for even the next week, actually, as it does its sweep all around the bay area. temperatures still in the 50s

and 60s. look for 56 in san francisco. and in napa, as well. the warm spot is 67 in antioch. and also in the 60s in lever more and san jose. so we have patchy, coastal drizzle as well as thick fog along the coast. it will be sunny inland and in the interior valleys and in the south bay. but the clouds kind of stick around all day along the coast. mostly clear tonight. if you are viewing the fireworks in east palo alto or great america. but the clouds do return thissing evening, hopefully right after the fireworks. the area of low pressure spinning counter clockwise and the area of high pressure, the air there is spinning clockwise. that's helping to push and deepen the marine layer and that's bringing us the cloud cover this morning and it will return tonight. temperatures slightly cooler in the inland locations. the forecast model shows it pulling back to the coast but then with the sea breeze this afternoon it kind of pushes back a little bit. possibly this latest model will

run, even though drizzle in the afternoon. look for 60s along the coast, 70s along the bay and just getting up to 80s inland. in san jose pretty comfortable with a high around 77 degrees. so lots of sunshine for you. 76 in santa clara. and then the clouds will move in again tonight right around 11:00 midnight so it should be okay for the fireworks at great america, as well as the fireworks in east palo alto. if you are heading to the fair there at around lunchtime, near 76 degrees. actually it will be like low 70s, getting up to 76 in the afternoon. so partly cloudy conditions along the peninsula. also partly cloudy in san francisco, downtown 66 for the giants game. look for 70s and 80s in the north bay. 76 in vallejo. 71 in oakland. the interior valleys also warming up to the low 80s. mild for you, very comfortable, as well as 80 in morgan hill, 74

watsonville. and cloudy in monterey. here's the seven day forecast. i don't know if you caught that rooster crowing there. >> i didn't touch it. it went off! >> here's what you can speck the rest of the week. we have the clouds come back tonight for some possible drizzle again tomorrow night and a slight bump in temperatures midweek for the 4th of july with high pressure building, but overall a very steady and sunny pattern for the next work week. >> all right. francis, thank you very much for that. an exhibit celebrating women creating life is showing at the festival pavilion in the fort mason center. it's called evolve, a woman's journey. arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez takes us there.

>> these are body castings of that been turned into sculptures. thousands of photographs, sketches and drawings. labor of commitment from the artist. >> they have a story about what they are encountering as they create life, the joy, the fear, the burden, the anticipation and you start to get involved with them. >> these are women sharing a precious woman in life. why one body cost is covered in jewels. it's about the richness of the experience. here's one that creates an illusion of an out of body experience. >> she's you actually floating. she's floating that's what you are supposed to feel. >> this is a bold move for patrick. he had a successful career in financial consulting and banking but there was a creative passion gnawing at him. eight years ago he left the corporate world to become an artist. now it's showing here on a massive scale. 22,000 square feet at fort mason. it's separated by curtains. >> you don't want to separate women from women. they are all together in this process. >> the setting lets you share in each woman's story. are. >> the woman i actually cast there, they came in and started crying because she realized that's where the baby was. >> this is a woman anorexic. >> there is the turmoil in her and she said i have to tell myself every day i am beautiful even though i don't believe it.

>> it is a thought-provoking exbags as patrick captures the experience. and the women talk about their emotions. >> pregnancy is part of moving forward into a different stage of my life. >> the exhibition is here through sunday, and stow hopes to take it to other cities. >> in san francisco, don sanchez, abc7 news. >> coming up next, extreme fire danger and what lake tahoe

>> we have winning numbers for you from last night's 75 mega-millions drawing. >> nobody got them, folks. so the jackpot grows to $86 million for tuesday's drawing. and if i win, i'm going to buy myself a house at lake tahoe. and if i do, three tahoe resorts are going to be banning smoking this summer in an attempt to prevent forest fires. kirk wood, northstar and heavenly valley announced the ban yesterday announcing extreme fire conditions. there almost on cue, heavenly mountain resort. no smoking there, folks. not this summer. not just smoking, it includes all open flames and fireworks. so be safe when you are up there. let's keep it nice and green. francis joins us now to talk about the temperatures. >> okay. despite the morning drizzle and the clouds along the coast, we will so a nice afternoon for

most of the bay area. but the clouds stick around the coast. the widest spread of temperatures will be right around the afternoon, a 20-degree spread inland. the locks warming up to 80 but still cool along the coast near 60 degrees. >> all right, francis. thank you for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter, bay area and talk about it on facebook. good morning america is next. a our cloud is not soft and fluffy. our cloud is made of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans oceans, stretches continents. and is scalable as far as the mind can see. our cloud is the cloud other clouds look up to. welcome to the uppernet.

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