>> in the news this saturday morning, what is that noise. an answer that caused this woman to call the police and they wouldn't believe what they found in the back of a moving fan. they are screaming for help, they see what she is screaming about and they open fire. >> let's begin with a check of the forecast. here's lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. here's a look from our sutro camera. we are looking at a clear start. temperatures have dropped off in our inland valleys, 48 in santa rosa. but temperatures in the 50s around the bay. look for a mostly clear sky throughout much of the morning hours and that will lead it a little bit of a warm-up. temperatures in the 50s throughout the morning hours but

by noontime we will be topping out in the low 60s in the inland valleys and temperatures climbing into the 90s inland so a hot day. at the coast numbers in the mid-60s. more warm weather is on its way for much of the work week. i'll tell you about it later. >> a police rescued a quad drawplegic man from the back of a moving van. neighbors called 911 out of concern for the man in the summer heat. >> vallejo police say this woman of north vallejo locked the 57-year-old quad draw paw regionic man for whom she worked as primary caregiver in the back of a moving truck and left him unattended. >> it was a relatively warm day. the man no access to strength lated air, no access to water, and we believe that that was inappropriate. >> james told police she left the victim so she could go to the bathroom.

but a man walk ago doing heard someone calling for help from the back of the truck and immediately called police. >> they opened up the doors and located a 57-year-old male quad drawplegic victim and two dogs and a mattress in back of the truck. >> this woman didn't want to appear on camera but she knew there was something odd. >> it was very odd because there's no u-haul truck just sitting and that was kind of odd and caught my attention. >> after questioning james, they learned she was also wand for felony burglary. she was taken into custody and arrested on suspicion of elder abuse. the victim is doing well, just suffering some dehydration issues. although he is not 65 or older he may be considered the victim of elder abuse simply because he falls under the legal definition of a dependent dull. in vallejo, nick smith, abc7 news. >> in this morning the police

are investigating two separate shooting in oakland. one is in east oakland. an argument between two men in a garage end in gunfire. one suspect was arrested. about the same time on the other side of town another shooting. this one on 11th street in west oakland and that left a man dead. crime stoppers are offering ing $10,000 reward in a case. new did details on a police shooting last evening in downtown oakland. here's a video of the scene at 7th and clay street. two officers were in the area. a woman comes running towards them waving her arms trying to get their hi tension. a car then drove up on to the sidewalk in what appeared to be a deliberate attempt to run her over. that's when one officer drew his weapon, shot at the car, who was then struck a police car. the person was injured and taken to the hospital. the first phase forecast

high-speed rail are project is moving forward with the state senate narrowly approving funding. it allocated $8 billion to build the initial segment between bakersfield and nadera. by 2028 passengers could ride a bullet reason to twain los angeles and san francisco with speeds up to 200 miles an hour. we have more. >> now caltrain zips down the peninsula. if and when the high-speed praline is finished the trip from fran to los angeles would only take about three hours. >> i would be in favor. if the price was right, i would absolutely take the train. >> the first phase of the rail line is now off and running. construction could begin early next year on a 130-mile stretch through the central valley. the state senate gave final approval to spend nearly $8 billion to get pro project going. itit was a tough sell in a tough

economy passing with only the bear number of votes. >> the only conclusion i come to is this is the wrong plan in the plong place in the wrong time. >> they thought it might doom the governor's tax initiative. the package approved by lawmakers includes $2 billion to upgrade local train service in the bay area. 700 million will go to electrifying caltrain. burlingame mayor was against the high-speed rail line. it involved building an elevated track through his city. now he's satisfied the tracks will be below ground in a partially covered trench. >> look down these tracks and imagine thousand it would be to have the embarcadero freeway to go through the middle of our town but that's gone. >> they called it a gold-plated construction project even though he likes the high-speed trains in europe. >> but in california high-speed rail is so expensive, the sticker price wouldn't cover the cost and the taxpayers would have to sub dies it. >> a one way ticket would cost

$85 in today's dollars. despite the vote and the, it still needs a vote. the fbi is investigating laser attacks on planes at the international airport. a virgin america air because and sky jet reported being flashed by lacers a few minutes apart during the planes approach to the airport. they were tracked about 14 miles southeast of palo alto. lacers can blind a cockpit crew creating a situation so dangerous it's a crime punishable by up to five years in prison. neither of the planes experienced any difficulties. prosecutors say new video evidence suppose a san francisco couple conspired in kill a man they say pimped out their

teenage daughter. they said gary and his cousin and alfonso williams planned out the shooting beth of 22-year-old calvin need. they said surveillance video from an unrelated federal investigation shows the three men meeting on a san francisco street shortly before the murder and driving enough a rented car armed with a 40 caliber handgun. >> it shows the three individuals coming together, there's a weapon, it's taken out of the vehicle. and then we know through telephone sites that we placed the three individuals near the place of the murder. >> they called it a premedicated shooting. a person escaped from a medium security jail in watsonville yesterday. the man was part of a detail cleaning the cafeteria at the men's facility thursday night. they say he escaped through a door he rigged so it wouldn't

lock. he's facing charges including mug ago santa cruz woman back in november. state and federal wildlife trackers may be getting closer to finding a mountain lion who mauled a man last weekend. the game and fish warden with tracking dogs found fresh tracks. cougar, including the remains of a domestic cat that appeared to be attacked. they are searching the area along a river where a 63-year-old camper was mauled in his sleeping bag. he was bit spend clawed around his head and arms but he is expected to be okay. a sample of lion saliva from his clothing confirms he was attack by a female lion. that's extremely rare. only 15 attacks have been confirmed since 1890 and six were fatal. the buzz among san francisco's bee keeper is the a attack that killed hundreds if not thousands of bees two weeks ago.

today they report the details of the construction caused by vandals. take a look at a similar attack that occurred two years ago this month. some 200,000 bees were killed when vandals sprayed pesticides at the farm. nobody ever arrested in that case. the latest attack occurred at farm run by volunteers. wooden beehives were smashed. and others were simply knocked over. the surviving bees are being sheltered at the now gated hayes valley farm. coming up next, a close call. what set off a flame that came within inches. the famous bay arealan mark and why wart will soon be lifting a

>> full containment is expected today an 1200-acre fire near redding. it broke out thursday afternoon in the happy valley area. it destroyed two outbuildings, damaged five homes and forced evacuations for another 80 homes. most of the evacuees have been allowed to return home. but some roads in the area remain closed. the fire is now 60% contained. firefighters are looking for the children they believe may have started a brush fire in south san francisco. it broke out near the iconic south san francisco, the industrial city sign shortly before 5:00 p.m. yesterday. there's the sign right there. it shows smoke billowing from the two-acre fire. investigators say kids may have been playing with fireworks. they knock it down before it could reach homes on sign hill. bicyclists that ride bart than kay their bikes on board all day in august. they lifting a ban during

commute hours on trains on a pilot program. riders are being asked for comments on the program. existing bike restriction necessary effect monday through thursday have not changed. san francisco commuters using popular muni lines will have to find other ways to get around this weekend. that's bus construction has shut down then enjuda. and on church between reservoir and 14th. there will be three more weekend shutdowns this summer. it's part of a project to replace old rail ways carrying the light rail karstens across the city. >> half the nation remains in the clutches of an intense heat wave. excessive heat warning are in effect in 26 state from kansas to new york. in tennessee two people were killed in the smoky mountains yesterday, 17,000 lost power and the chicago the third

consecutive days of triple digit temperatures. there have been six heat related deaths nationwide. and 124,000 poem have been without power for an entire week. what would you miss most about electricity if you had no power for an entire week. >> oh, wow, my coffee maker? >> that the the first thing that comes to mind on this show. >> he was in that heat with the heat indic. was about 111. >> really? >> yeah, in hilton head. >> good to be back? >> the high humidity is good for the skin. >> like facial. >> a little bet. outside we go to the roof cam. you see the clear sky and the fog has gone away. we are looking at a warmer day today. today is the warmer day of the weekend. i'll explain next. >> also next the a's get their leg high seventh washing-off win of the season. rick kwan has the highlights.

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>> welcome back, everybody. 5:17 on a saturday morning u see the sky is beginning to light up a little bit. the traffic couldn't get much lighter. seven karstens on the road as we look at the bay bridge a nice day on the way. the warmest day of, what, the week, lisa? she will have answers to all that coming up in weather in just a couple minutes. starting monday abc will premiere good afternoon america.

josh elliot and laura spencer will team up for the show that will air every weekday at 1:00 p.m. on abc7 and here's a sneak-peek. >> your averages are about to get a whole lot brighter this summer. >> good afternoon! >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, america. >> we like to call it the gong. >> bringing you the late nest pop news. >> alex took a swing at a paparazzi. >> and is cleavage appropriate in the workplace? >> exactly why we show you that. >> let me see your resume. >> how about me? >> no. >> tips you need to know. >> if you always do five minutes, sit down and stand up. >> there you go. good! >> giving you the inside scoop. >> it wouldn't be jersey shore without somebody doing time. >> and putting your favorite

celebs to the test. >> we found we like to play a kiss mary dish. do you want to play? >> this man is a keeper! the man is a keeper. >> come see why everyone is saying -- >> good afternoon! >> good afternoon! >> good afternoon, america! >> it's going to be forget about it. >> this is the best day ever! ♪ ♪ good afternoon america >> the tenth annual avon walk for breast cancer will put thousand of people in pink in the bay area starting this morning at seven. they will start at fort mason in the city and march across the golden gate bridge and me ander a bit and tomorrow me make the return trip to make the 40-mile trek raising medical care for the needy. media partner, the mercury news, say there will be plenty of

south bay participants. yes, eats in the north bay but watch out here come the south bay folks. last year's walk raised $4.2 million. heck with the sagging economy. 4.2 million last year. the avon foundation expects to raise even more money this weekend. and i think a lot of the people getting ready to get out there at 7:00 this morning are saying what are we going to have weather-wise? it will be a long walk. >> that's right. and not much of a cooling sea breeze in the north bay. but it will still be comfortable. south bay two or three degrees warmer today. here's a live look outside from vollmer peak. the official sunrise is about 30 minutes away. 5:55. 8:34 is the sunset. 14 hours 39 minutes of day light. live doppler 7 hd not showing up. low fog and clouds are at a minimum this morning. western wind component is back

off. we look for numbers to come up but it is chilly in the north bay valleys. 55 in oakland and 55 san carlos, 60 san jose. you will enjoy a little bit of a warmer day out there with numbers in the mid-80s in the santa clara valley. so just a few areas of coastal fog this morning and it's not going to last very long. for everyone we will be a little warmer today but then the hottest days of the week will be tuesday and wednesday where numbers will climb into the mid-90s. we will still see those 60s at the shoreline, more like mid-60s, so pretty nice temperature spread from the coast to the inland valleys but the numbers will be well above normal by the middle of the work week. so not much in the way of fog to talk of this morning. just at about a couple hundred feet. that's why we are looking at those 90s returning to our inland valleys. but really tempered around the bay with 70s and 80s and then you will see some of those upper 60s hanging on in san francisco. but upper 60s as well around

point ray. a pretty nice beach day as well if you bring the sweatshirt and allow for a bit of a westerly wind. here's a look at hurricane daniel, which is at 80 miles an hour. a category one. it continues to move to the west and it will weaken as it moves into the cooler waters of the pacific. but you will notice around automatic poke co, mexico, we are looking at showers and thunderstorms from another system that will be a tropical depression most likely in the next day or so. so some activity in the pacific. we talk about the heat in the nation's midsection. numbers are in the triple ding the from fresno to san francisco. a piece of that energy and high pressure building westward today. that's why we are warming up but really pretty coastty from sacramento to the inland valleys. the hot weather once again encompassing much of the midwest while we look at this trough visiting us tomorrow. that will bring the numbers down a couple degrees.

but the warmest day will be today. 74 oakland, 68 san francisco. look for 80 in fremont today with a few 90s around concord and livermore. 95 cloverdale. 63 half moon bay. we had a lot of clouds this morning from santa cruz to gilroy but those will burn back in the next couple of hours. you notice some of those 90s hanging on despite a couple degrees of cooling tomorrow. starting to warm up monday but the big warm-up tuesday and wednesday. the a's game tonight and the fillmore street jazz festival going on today. >> the marin county fair? >> i don't thinko. still? >> yeah. i hope so. i just said it was. i hope it is. in sports ryan vogelsong he will song starts for the giants this afternoon against the central leading pittsburgh pirates. last night he snapped a three-game losing streak. these sorts. >> good morning. having lost five of their last

six the giants were trying to snap out of their funk in bits purchasing. despite being swept in d.c., rain pagen was in a playful mood. just miss as home run. and san francisco answer necessary the fourth after ryan teario rib. and still in the fourth the giants take the lead at vector drives in buster posy. he hits it to short and goes off josh harrison for an error. the giants led 6-4 in the eighth when pedro alvar vas goes deep. and surgery roam hoe and in the casilla pitched the ninth. he gets help and snared the liner. the giants hang on to win 6-5. at the coliseum only 11,000 fans were in the stands. mariners got to tommy in the

first. seger with the rbi single. but then he went seven innings and allowed just one run on six hits. and the other pitcher gave up three hits while fanning seven. with millwood out of the game the a's got on the board in the eighth. weeks singles up the middle and brandon hicks comes home. tied at 1. the 11th, two on and chris carter gets all of this ball for a three-run blast. a's win 4-1 and get back to the .500 mark. at the hope. sullivan didn't make the cut. the 14-year-old shot a 78 to finish 10-over par. a lot of water was being consumed with the heat. and he wie is in second place.

she's now three off the pace. they are all chasing suzanne pettersen who fired a 68. she's the second round leader at 5-under par. looks a little bit like the white house ball that's the greenbriar resort in west virginia. southeast this week's pga stop. mechanic ellison and tiger both failed to make the par. and belgian had the low at 8-under 62. he's tied for second place, one shot behind u.s. open champ webb simpson. that's sports for a saturday morning. i'm rick kwan. have a great day. >> lisa was right, the marin county jail ended on july 4th. lisa thanks for pointing that out. come up, the anti-arizona immigration bill. new proposal to protect most of the people who are here illegally. and partly cloudy signs a bill that could help efforts to build suicide barriers on

>> the state senate has just passed a bill intended to shield undocumented immigrants from status checks by the police required by a hotly debated arizona law. abc7 news reporter reports it was could be signed by the governor. >> the assemblyman sponsored the california trust account. it passed the state senate 21-13. this stops local police from referring any detainee to immigration officials unless they were convicted of a violent or serious felony. >> they may be a victim of domestic violence and you don't report it because you think you will be deported. this is not the america we want. >> right now the federal secure communities program allows fingerprints sent to the fbi to local police for background police to also be sent to site.

they can ask to hold the born for deportation proceedings. but not reporting all criminal violations didn't fit well with the minutemen who want to enforce immigration law. >> is somebody is illegal and they are caught doing anything they should be turned over to ice. the feds are supposed to be enforcing the immigration laws in this country and they aren't doing it. >> kemp said the new measure basically takes the keith out of law enforcement. >> all it is doing is taking more power away from law enforcement to let illegal aliens do what they want to do. >> california had an estimated 2 .6 million undocumented immigrants in 2010. the last year for which figures are available. that's the largest of any state. san francisco resident will pappen says this measure will give them some piece of mind. >> they get pulled over for a ticket, wondering if their illegal statuses going to come up for a driving infraction. i'm glad it aleaf yates that sense of worry for people. >> it prioritizes deporting heels with criminal records. it's been credited with almost

400,000 deportations last year, the highest number ever. the california trust account goes before a procedural hearing in the assembly before being sent to the governor. new this morning president obama says congress has more work to do even after sending him bill to keep student loan rates low and signed a transportation funding. it included fund ago suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge. they have been working for years to get that money. and other projects, the president said it will allow thousand of people to stay on the job but he doesn't want to stop existing projects. >> to months i have been calling on congress to take half the money we are no longer spending on war and use it do do some nation building at home. there's work to be done. and there are hundreds of thousands of construction workers ready to do it. republican presidential candidate mitt romney said he

would lower taxes and eliminate government red tape to help the private sector create jobs. at 2:00 this afternoon a special prayer service will be held on the santa clara valley medical center in san jose to remember those buried at a long forgotten potter's field. now the site of a hospital expansion project. the photos and blue presents show the cemetery existed in 1932 but any detailed records were kept. the graveyard got paved over and was forgotten until february. that's when construction crews rediscovered the graves when they broke ground behind the hospital's emergency room. today's prayer service precedes the move of 100 could haveins and another 100 graves will remain untouched. the newest member of the santa clara police department is in training but he's not a person. he's a police dog. as abc7 news reporter sergio romo tells us, the 8-9 has been added to the force because of a

treatment after fallen soldier. >> four dogs make up the 8-9 force of the st. clairea police and the newest is this doing, argo. he's part of a gift from the k-9 foundation. >> my son shawn, his dream was to be a k-9 cop. >> he was killed in afghanistan last november. he was a military policeman with the national guard outfit out of san jose. before his military service, officer chris bell met shawn when he was an explorer with the santa clara police department. >> he was inquisitive about the dogs and made it quite clear has plan was to be a k-9 handler. >> he died at age 22 but his mom said he will not let die was dream to be a k-9 handler and public service. last weekend she gave a $10,000 donation to the city of santa clara. it allows for a replacement k-9 for the can't clara police and for shawn's legacy to continue.

>> this dog was retired from the police force last month. his replacement, argo, will hit the streets next summer. >> we met him through his handler, officer grutne, and what a perfect team. what a perfect team to honor my son's memory. >> at a time when police departments are seeing tight budgets, the hope for the foundation is to continue helping local departments with the costs associated with keeping their k nine units. abc7 news. the 28th annual it will more jazz festival starts this morning. fillmore streets between jackson and eddie has been transformed for the west coast largest free jazz festival. this year's festival will feature more than two dozen bands. three stages, and again it's all free. it's expected to draw about 90,000 people with twelve blocks of music, gourmet food and arts

and drafts booths. it runs today and tomorrow from ten to six pm. coming up, inside the pen houses of some of san francisco's most exclusive hotels. an unprecedented bay area fundraiser. let's go up to the roof near the embarcadero looking out at the bay bridge. there's a nice one coming on and it will get warm and then warmer. lisa will have the forecast in

>> welcome back, everybody. now that is a gorgeous shot from mount sutro. 5:37 on this saturday morning and you see the fog there about to head out of town. lisa argen has asked the fog to please be gone so the forecast can be exactly what she said it would be. i'm just kidding. it's going to be a beautiful day. it will be sunny, it will be warm. it will be nice enough to go to the beach. yes. it's going to be very nice and lisa will have all the details

for us in just a little bit. boy, that's a beautiful picture. some of san francisco's best hotels are trying to raise $1 million this month for the leukemia and lymphoma society. don sanchez said some of the best suites in town is up forbid. >> no question it's ambitious but everybody recognizes the cause and what's behind the campaign. >> the $1 million mission is the idea of hotel manager tom kline. >> members of the council have pledged to raise $1 million in a month for the lou keep yeah and lymphoma society. >> the survival rate is up. >> the big show is online at the bidding for good site. we are inside to give you a preview of the $1 million mission hotel specials. you could bid on the fairmont's penthouse with it's amazing views and dinner for six for $18,000 or stay in the historic palace hotel in the white house

suite. or the saint regis suite. retail price $10 million. >> there are over 110 packages on their line as we speak and there are packages coming in on a daly city. >> from around the world. at the st. regis bag sale proceeds are going to the campaign. hotel workers are donating. >> it is so humbling and reward to go see the employees embrace it the way they did. >> this is unprecedented. the hotel industry, of course, is competitive but this time everyone in the business has come together for one cause. because research and support saves lives. like this woman, who works at the palace, she had leukemia, and eight years later this woman is cancer free. >> she got very sick. >> after over two years of treatment, it's cured. that's right, you heard me,

cured. why the million dollar mission is personal. >> we will do it, mcdonald. >> in san francisco, don sanchez, abc7 news. >> lisa joins us now to talk about the forecast. one thing i want to mention starting at 8:00 it's the search group, the volunteer search for syria lee march. she continue to see if they find something that could lead to the discovery of sierra lamar and that's at 9:00 at the burnett school. patchy clouds around the bay area but notice from our hd emeryville camera looking at a nice shot to start out. the sunrise coming up at 5:55. a pretty nice day today. one day is going to be warmer than the other this weekend. i'll let you know which next. >> and also ahead the simple quick that's changing the lives of a bay area foster children. >> and a woman he is a effort to protect her computer leads her

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>> 5:43, saturday morning. that's a nice shot. looking at the bay bridge. you see the flag blowing in the breeze. i wouldn't call it a wind. what would lisa argen call it? we will fine out in a little bit. but right now we are talking about a real nice summer day no matter where you are in the way area today. the clock is tick fourth you who may have the malware virus in your computers f it's not fixed you could lose internet access come monday. it began as an on line scam that began by international hackers. they were arrested by the fbi. but the system goes away monday. the estimated 64,000 people still have infected computers. to check in your computer is infected and to find out how to fix it, go to abc7news.com and

click on "see it on tv." malware is not the only attack, there's also the problem of fake e-mails, fall phishing. they said the imposters are out there getting money from victims >> i saw a message from norton. >> eva always makes sure her computer is secure from hackers. and ironically it is trying to be secure that led her right into a scam. >> i thought for sure this was a norton person it. start when had she received an e-mail offering for her to renew her norton protection plan for two years. she said oh, good, give me your credit card number and i did. >> not only did she give her credit card, she let a woman get into her computerly remote control thinking she would up date her norton act. >> so i let her into my computer and she fixed everything that she had to do.

she was very sweet. she was very professional, and i 4 highly respect of her. >> however, three months later eva found ought is that $120 payment never appeared on her norton account. folks at norton told eva you never paid us. but on her credit card statement it clearly shows the $120 payment to paypal norton for norton renewed. so why didn't it get there? eva called paypal. >> i said what is this? who has $1,920? she said i will take care of it. >> paypal insist it had did pay norton and authority ton kept saying it never got the money. finally eva found out what really happened. >> i was convinced that lead was from norton. but she wasn't. >> the e-mail was a fake. sent by a norton imposter. the big tipoff, norton said, we never use paypal as a form of payment. if someone took her money

through paypal, it wasn't norton. also, the company never sends e-mail using a yahoo account, which is what the imposter did. paypal told eva to dispute the charge with her credit card company but it was already past the 60-day deadline to make a claim. >> i had it by then. i said i'm going to abc7 on your side. i know michael will get this straightened out. >> we contacted paypal about that $120 payment. soon after they decided to reimburse the money to eva. they would not discuss the case discussing privacy rules but pointed to a policy that guards consumers against fraud. paypal said we take time to understand each individual issue and concern and do everything we can to achieve a fair revolution. eva said she's learned a tough lesson. >> call the real company's telephone company and make sure this is -- they are the ones

that sent that e-mail. you will find out really fast they didn't. >> norton tells us it never sends out e-mails asking for money or a credit card number so if you receive an e-mail from any business, make sure it's real and look up the company phone number and call it directly if you are concern. also pay your bills directly to the business, not through an e-mail or a link. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. here's one app you never have to worry about. ♪ coffee, coffee] >> that's mike giving up a weakup call and that's his morning mantra, in ways case you are wondering. you can set that in your abc news alarm clock app. weak up to all the morning news, weather and traffic updates f you set it for 4:30 a.m. you will be up in time for the abc7 morning news. just a thought. the free alarm clock app is available on the app store.

search abc7 news san francisco alarm. and the list goes on and sound effects. the list is long. what's going on weather-wise? >> we are looking at a warmer day. it's today. if you like that, it will be a pretty nice summer day out there. here's a live look at san jose this morning. you will warm up about four degrees for a high of 84 today. yesterday you were 80. taking you to a little above normal readings. and in fact we will look for the north end of the bay to be just as nice. so a live doppler 7 hd right now shows a little bit in the way of low cloudiness and not much of it is making its way across the bay. we have some clouds in san francisco, along the coast. but the marine layer is pretty welcome pressed this morning and so that means a quick burn off and warmer temperatures. it's 48 right now in santa rosa. good morning, oakland, 55 for you. 57 in fremont with 60 in san jose and the low clouds and fog along the central coast from

monterey to santa cruz with the burn off in the next couple hours. coastal clouds this morning. sunny and warmer on the average of 2 to 4 degrees. we will still have the sea breeze at the coast up to about 15 miles an hour. it won't be that strong. we will look for numbers to get pretty hot inland come tuesday and wednesday with numbers into the mid-90s. so here's a look at what you can expect today. the clouds quickly retreating and we will see numbers in the mid-80s in the south bay with mid-90s for the try value lee and comfortable 60s at our coast. 70s around the bay. this is hurricane daniel not pose ago threat. win at 80 americans. it will continue to weaken but there's another tropical disturbance around acapulco that could provide more showers and thunderstorms but overall quiet in the pacific. hot weather remains in the east. the excessive heat will stay there. but triple digits from

sacramento to fresno today. and numbers in mid-90s in the reno. a potential for fires there even though we aren't looking at an offshore flow in the short term. always worried about that. midweek will feature the warmer weather. today warmer temperatures with numbers ranking from 60s half moon day, 10 fremont, 84 san jose, cloverdale, 95. so the further north you dough the warming really gets going. and 73 richmond. closer to the bay pretty comfortable. the clouds now around santa cruz and watsonville. 85 in hollister. if you are headed to the a's game tonight it looks nice with numbers starting out in the 60s and dropping through the upper 50s. and the look ahead, maybe a couple degrees of cooling. you will feel it tomorrow. you might not. you will still see the low 90s inland. and you will notice the warmup getting started monday but really tuesday and wednesday

numbers could be a little uncomfortable angle inland and thursday and friday not much of a change. so for the jazz festival and the fair and alameda it looks pretty typical around the bay. a little warmer than afternoon. >> all right. summertime. thanks a lot. abc7 news is teaming up with sleep train to help raise awareness and support for foster children. you have probably seen the campaign for foster kids at sleep train runs year around. we are proud to say we are joining in the effort. you can help by using facebook. abc7 news reporter heather ishimaru gives as you look at the needs of foster kids. >> this 18 year old was five years old when he went through the foster system. he went through many group homes before he found the perfect home in ten. >> i was physically, emotional abused >> he tried to hope for a better life but it was hard. >> i remember when i entered foster care i was like nobody

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