along the coast. temperatures to mid-50s to mid-60s this morning. and noontime mostly sunny with temperatures getting up in the 80s degrees in the inland locations but with the cloudy coast those highs will the in the low 60s. the interior valleys getting up into the mid-80s and this morning mostly clear conditions before the clouds move in. we have a warmup on the way. i will have that with the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> francis, thank you. coaching news out of contra costa county. a two-year-old boy is at children's hospital in oakland, this morning, after being malled by his babysitter's pit bull last night. family members say he was bitten on the head but he does not have life-threatening injuries. officers with contra costa county animal offices arrived on california street shortly after that incident that happened just before midnight. the boy had already been driven to the hospital. a young woman answered the door

and let the officers inside. their policy is to take custody of the dog, but this morning we are waiting for animals service to confirm they did so. mean while the boy's family tells the news they had no idea the babysitter even had a pit bull. we hope to have more on the developing story this morning. contra costa sheriff's investigators are trying to piece together events that led up to the shooting of an eight-year-old man and 22-year-old man at a west pittsburgh home. this morning both victims are recovering from the shooting at local hospitals. witnesses say a man got out of a car on franklin avenue and shot into a home, then drove off. abc7 news reporter, sergio quintonna, has the details. >> the little girl was rushed to the hospital. her mother didn't want to appear on camera because she's worried

for her family's safety but she doesn't know exactly what happened because she wasn't home at the time. >> how did you find out what happened? >> they called me on the phone and said michaela had been shot. i thought they were playing a brink on me but they were telling the truth. >> investigators said they don't have a lot to go on so far. they were called to the hospital after the 8-year-old arrived at the emergency room and witnesses so far have provided some conflicting information. the second victim isn't giving much help also. >> we got a second call of a second gunshot wound victim, a 22-year-old male. at this point we sent another deputy there to start investigations speaking with him. he was not completely cooperative. >> here is what investigators have pieced together. someone drove up to the victim's home in 2900 block of franklin avenue in west pittsburgh. he stepped out of the car and fired two shots at the house. but deputies say they haven't found any substantial evidence at that house. as for the 8-year-old girl,

she's already recovering from her wounds. >> she will have to have some skin grafts or something? >> no. they thought she was, but it's fine. >> in concord, abc7 news. we now know the names of the two people killed in a violent collision yesterday afternoon in san bruno. that accident happened just afternoon at the intersection of el camino. real off the i-380 exit. 37-year-old mr. gomez of south san francisco and a 39-year-old man of san bruno died at the scene. three others were hospitalized. bart police are investigating a shooting at the san leandro bart station last night. someone fired shots at the building just before ten last night. no one was injured. service was fully restored and the station reopened around midnight. investigators want to know if underage drinking led to a

tragedy that killed one woman and sent another to the hospital after an accident on a south bay freeway. it happened on a party bus heading south bound along highway 17 in los gatos late friday night. police say two women got into a fight on the bus on on their way home from santa cruz after a concert at an ampy theater. >> the door of the bus opened and both female passengers fell out of the bus. one got run over and she died at the scene. >> 25-year-old few tasha nolan is the one who died at the scene. the other woman, who is 20 years old, is expected to be okay. at 8:00 this morning searchers this pacifica will resume look for a missing woman who suffers from dementia. 76-year-old maria janssen was last seen wednesday afternoon. abc7 news reporter john alston talked with her husband who is worried sick about his life long

partner. >> where? where is she? i mean, the big question. >> chris janssen is talking about his wife of more than five decades. 76-year-old maria janssen. they often walk on the trails in the park behind their home. on wednesday afternoon he said he finished work on his computer when he noticed his wife was missing. >> she was not there. she was just not there. 2:00 she's sitting there, and 4:00 she's not. she walked out and so i thought maybe out in the backyard. >> all day saturday and for the past several days hundreds of searchers have scoured the rough terrain in and around the park, not only law enforcement from san mateo county and the bay area, but volunteers on horseback, atvs and motorcycles. maria janssen is 5'5", 100 pounds. she was last scene wearing yellow crock garden shoes and green pants. authorities say she suffers from dementia and memory loss. >> i'm extremely worried about

her well-being at this point. she's been gone for three nights and she's 76 years old. >> searchers are concentrating on the park because that is where maria often hikes with her husband or a friend but because of her memory loss police say she could have wandered someplace totally different. they have gotten several tips. >> we have a lot of people in the area, hikers, citizens, residents who live in the area who might have seen her at certain locations. every time we get a tip we follow up on it. >> chris janssen wants to get information out hoping it leads to a miracle discovery but the past few days have been incredibly tough. >> not very good. not very good. this is -- we were married for 54 years. we knew each other for 58 years. >> the scaled-back search begins around 8:00 a.m. the searchers want to look at areas they haven't been able to reach so far and then they will

decide how to proceed from there. in pacifica, john alston, abc7 news. >> a wildfire that may have been intentionally set continues to burn east of ukiah this morning. that fire broke out around 1:30 yesterday afternoon near mill creek road in mendocino county. a viewer of ukiah sent us this video. right now the fire is estimated at 400 acres and is 30% contained. no structures are threatened. the chp is investigating reports of a loud explosion before smoke was spotted. and reports of a man who was seen starting that fire by witnesses. san francisco city officials predict tens of thousands of runners are going to participate in this morning's annual marathon. for the rest of us that means road closers. three lanes of the golden gate bridge will be closed from six to nine this morning and several city streets will also be closed for the runners. one of those is the embarcadero. that race begins shortly at 5:30

this morning near the ferry building and that's where it is also going to end. several booths have been set up along the route. coming up next, we are learning more about suspected colorado theater shooter james holmes as he prepares to be formally charged in court tomorrow. and republican presidential candidate mitt romney meets with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. what the two

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>> a syrian newspaper warned it will be the mother of all battles. it's been happening for years. the regime is vowing to snuff out the opposition fighters who had captured territory. the bbc reporter has been there. >> it's been an incredibly hot day in more than one way. there's been constant activity. throughout the day the sound of bangs and explosions not far from here from the rebel fighters. >> they said they pounded the city with tanks and helicopter gunships. unverified video from today showed a fighter jet over the city. a jet was used for the first time in battle this past week. the violence has sent residence fleeing their homes in droves. the united states has warned of a potential bloodbath. >> this is the concern, that we

will see a massacre in this city and that's what the regime appears to be lining up for. >> the fighting follows unprecedented clashes in the capital, damascus. the rebels are gaining in confidence but are still hugely outmatched in terms of firepower. they know that bringing the fight to syria's biggest cities and capturing them would deal a deadly blow to the assad regime. >> the un security is unable to act soon. so far the u.s. and china has receipt towed the efforts to ramp up pressure on assad. two died on a peruvian mountain about 75 miles north of lima. the two died on a fall after the ridge after reaching the summit of the 20,000-foot peak. their bodies will be returned to the u.s. later this week.

now to the latest to the tragedy in colorado. tomorrow the suspect, james holmes, is scheduled to be back in court to face formal charges, including twelve counts of murder and 58 counts of attempted murder. then this development. a woman critically injured in the shooting has suffered a miscarriage. doctors say it was caused by all the trauma. ashley also lost her six-year-old daughter in that shooting. yesterday three of those who died were laid to rest. clayton has the details. ♪ >> jessica went home one last time to san antonio. >> jess was a norse to be reckoned with. she was a jolt of lightning, a whirlwind. >> one of three funerals for twelve lives cut short. >> you have the right to be advised of the charges. >> we've now learned the suspect james holmes was a psychiatric patient while a gd student at the university of colorado.

his psychiatrist is the school's director of student mental health services. she didn't answer when we knocked. >> prosecution and defense teams are now fighting over a mail that may reveal clues. they said it's confidential between doctor and patient. the doctor never received the notebook but if he made specific threats she had an obligation to report them. >> it's called a duty to warn or duty to protect. >> but there's always a chance he kept his plan secret. >> it's possible the doctor of very little information from james holmes at the time this happened. >> james holmes will be back in court on monday. he's facing potentially hundreds of charges, including twelve counts of first-degree murder, 58 counts of attempted murder. two big questions, will the prosecution eventually seek the death penalty against holmes, and will he mount an insanity defense? >> by the way, the amc theater

chain is raising money to help the victims and families of the shooting. amc cares charitable fund will match donations given to the aurora victim releaf fund up to $50,000. and a caption beneath holmes here says kills 12 in movie theater, everyone freaks out. the one under the president said kills thousands with his foreign policy, wins noble peace prize. the immediate foundation that paid for the billboard said everyone has a right to their own opinion. >> and mitt romney is in jerusalem this morning where he has received a warm welcome from israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu grease with romney's position that iran possessing a nuclear capability is the greatest danger facing the world. romney has said he would back

you israel if it took action on its own to prevent iran from developing a nuclear weapon. netanyahu's warm embrace to romney is a sharp contrast to his generally cool are approach to president obama diplomatic efforts. netanyahu has sanctions so far have not set back the iranian program by one eye oat two. this morning at 8:00 mitt romney appears on abc "this" "from jerusalem. and also with one week to go in the campaign the senior visor robert gibbs squares off with romney's senior advisor in an exclusive debate. plus you see former vice president dick cheney. this will be his first interview since his heart transplant. don't miss it this morning right here on abc7. right now francis has a preview of your accuweather forecast. a little spritz ellis on the

windshield this morning. >> yeah. i had to use my wipers as well. temperatures slightly warmer in some of the inland locations and a warmup midweek. here's a live shot. we have low clouds over most of the bay area. i'll tell when you you can expect sunshine in your neighborhood. >> thank you, francis. also next the a's stay hot. winning a second straight against the baltimore orioles. mike shumann has all your highlights coming up in sports release me, momigus!

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>> don't forget you can now wake up to the sound of the abc7 news i-phone alarm clock appear. it puts news, weather and traffic at your bedside every morning. you will find it free of charge at the itunes app store under abc7 news san francisco alarm. and francis uses it to get up and tell you about traffic every weekday morning. this weekend she's here doing weather. you are a meteorologist. >> yes, i am. we will get to the weather. we have a gorgeous day ahead. we will show you the live shot. carolyn was telling you about the san francisco marathon. it's set to get underway in about ten minutes. here is a live shot where the roads are closed. low clouds right now over most of the bay area. we will check out live doppler 7 hd. conditions are pretty quiet at this point, but the low cloud cover, that's going to bring us

some drizzle along the coast once again in the early morning hours particularly. and possibly even some locally dense fog, patchy fog for the most part, though. temperatures right now in the 50s with the exception of antioch at 60 degrees. but 53 in san francisco and 58 in san jose. so here's what you can expect. a very similar weather pattern compared to yesterday. low clouds, coastal drizzle once again, but we will see sunshine, and it will be slightly warmer today in some of the inland locations. and then temperatures are going to really bump up midweek, particularly for the inland locations. i'll show you why. we basically have high pressure over the pacific and that's going to move in. so this is a satellite radar image over the last twelve hours. but this will start to move in. we also have the low pressure system with the air circulating counter clockwise. as that moves toward the east we

will continue to see the on shore flow but high pressure is going to bring us warmer weather inland, in fact getting up to the 90s by the middle of the work week. but the onshore flow will still keep things cool along the coast. so we will take a look at the forecast model showing the low clouds again. by 7:00 the areas of green show the moisture in the air, possibly some drizzle, reaching the ground especially along the peninsula coast. lunchtime, clear for most everybody except right along the coast between san francisco, past half moon bay, night quite santa cruz. santa cruz should see sunshine by that point. 4:00 mainly sunny again but see those clouds? they just really don't leave the coast and then this evening clouds will move in overnight and le we will see a similar pattern but looks like the marine pattern won't be as thick tonight as tomorrow morning. the highs today 83 in south bay, 79 santa clara. look for 70s on the peninsula,

70 milbrae, 62 half moon bay. san francisco, 66 degrees and some 80s again in the north bay. low 80s for you, 80 in petaluma. 70s, 71 in berkeley and some 80s, near 90 degrees, 88 in antioch, 89 varies, and 80s once again through the morgan hill, gilroy area if you are going to the garlic festival. here's what you can expect if you are heading to the marathon or if you are going to catch the celebration later at about 1:00. it will be warmer, 63 degrees. currently it's 53. we will see some breaks in the clouds by about 9:00 this morning. here's the academy weather seven-day forecast. notice temperatures getting up to 96 degrees in the inland areas around the bay in the 80s, but the coast kind. stays in the 60s, still cool pretty much all week. >> compared to last week that's quite a change. >> yeah. we are catching up to just about, to near normal, and then

we will be above normal by midweek. >> thank you, francis. let's check out sports. the surging oakland a's will try to sweep the orioles in baltimore this morning. yesterday the team stayed hot, getting that are ninth win in the past ten games. mike shumann has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. we will start off with a little baseball. i like to buy a vowel. i'll take the as over the o's every time. oriole fan hiding behind his cotton candy stash. and a's are swinging. two-run shot down the line. his 14th of the year and oakland goes up 2-0. bartolo cologne on the mound for oakland. and another chris goes by the name of carter. slaps his second homer in as many games. a two - run shot. his eighth of the season and the a's hold on for the 6-1 victory and will go for the sweep today.

family day for the giants players, having fun with the kids before they face the dodgers. unfortunately the fun stopped there. first inning, matt kemp, see ya. two-run shot. 2-0 dodgers. and barry zito allowed 4 runs in 5 innings. to the 7th, things got youler. and now 4-0. now 5-0 dodgers. still in the seventh. hanley ramirez doubles between the gap bringing home matt kemp. ramirez with three rbi on the day. dodgers crush the giants 10-0 and they are now just one day back in the national league west. >> you are going to have games like this. sure, don't like them, you look like you are flat and it usually goes when you don't hit. whenwe need a spark somewhere, someone driving in a run or doing something and we are missing that in the last couple days. >> it's the major leagues. nothing is easy here. we are excited to come down to it and we are almost to august. you know, we are excited to come

down to the wire and get fired up for the next two months. >> arena football playoffs. arizona hosting san jose. it's the 50-yard indoor war. down 14-0. mark goes 14 yards to-wit:ker. he has three catches. and the fourth nick gets picked off by andruw jones. he brings it back 20 yards to score. but the rat has regained the lead. less than a minute left. he finds murray. arizona up 10. the sabercats roar back. to williams. a great diving catch. sabercats only down four but on the ensuing on-side kick, and the kick recovered by arizona. they will win it 54-38. and earthquakes hosting the chicago fire on the wig day. from outside the box he gets past the keeper john bush.

1-0, fire. fast forward to eighth minute of stoppage time. one minute for san jose. steven lind hart drives it in. san jose ties it late. 1-1, the final. and robert guerrero wins the welterweight title last night in san jose. way to go, robert. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> straight ahead, the new job big lockner is lobbying for. and the touching foster care story. how one family win above and beyond

>> welcome back. the state treasure, bill lockner, is hoping to get enough votes to become the next chancellor of the state university system. that's accord together san francisco chronicle that reports the 71-year-old former

state senate leader is lobbying the 25-member board of trustees to become the replacement for retiring chancellor charles reed. this would give him a substantial raise. his treasure job pace $139,000 a year. the csu chancellor earned more than $421,000 last year. a bone marrow drive take place in oakland this morning starting at 9:00 to help find a matching donor for a 14-year-old oakland girl with leukemia. the screening process is simple. a swab of the mouth reveals if you can save the life of someone who needs a bone marrow transplant n this case an oakland teenager whose own family members are not suitable matches. today's drive for cynthia rodriguez take place on 44th avenue in oakland. it is from nine until three. some young football players got tips from the pros yesterday on how to play the game safely.

usa football brought it's nationwide protection tour to candlestick park. the layers learned several lessons on avoiding head and neck injuries, especially when it comes to tackling. medical professionals provided parents and coaches with tips on how to spot concussions and other serious injuries. >> because they are the ones that are going to know their child best and they are going to know when something is abnormal and they will see the child aft game and live with the child and that's where they will pick up subtle concussions. >> the helmet maker worked one-on-one with players who brought their helmets to make sure they fit properly and are in good shape. crews are continuing their efforts to eradicate a potentially harmful pest in the morgan hill area, the oriental fruit fly. they applied bait stations to trees using a spring machine. it came after four male fruit flies were found in different

traps located last week. special chemicals are used. they have an atrack taint that's very good. attracts the male flies and once we eliminate them from the population, we should see the population collapse. >> the oriental fruit fly can harm up to 230 types of fruits and vegetables, including many local crops. abc7 news and sleep train have teamed up for the dream campaign. for every new like abc7 news gets, one dollar will go to help foster kids. this morning karina rusk introduces us to an organization helping foster children and some of the kids benefiting from that nonprofit. >> this lead is proof you don't have to give birth to be a mom. she and her partner, deb, have five children. joshua is the oldest. he was just three when he came to them as a foster child with autism. he's now nine and thriving.

>> he's incredible. he got student of the month at school and everybody at school was beaming, from the principal on down. >> the couple not only adopted josh, but adopted four other foster children because they were siblings and didn't want to break up the family. >> i think it helps that both jenne and i come from large families because we are used to the, okay, it's chaos. it's chaos sometimes. [laughter] >> they first became foster parents through a nonprofit, an organization that is dedicated to encouraging more people to become foster parents and improving the lives of foster children. >> there are nearly 60,000 children living in foster care in california. richard alonzo and steven whetherby no firsthand what it is like to need a police to call home. >> my parents weren't there for me while i was younger and while growing newspaper the foster care system i experienced good

times and bad times. i was in twelve different homes. >> the quality of care can often have a life-long implant. steven sits on their board of directors. >> i would like to think that the good foster homes i have are going to affect me and in turn everyone who i meet for the rest of my life. so it's very appreciated. >> the wilds have cared for numerous foster children over the years, ranging from days at a time to months. the commitment to five of those children is now forever. >> they have filled our lives. i'm not saying there was something missing, it's more we didn't really know what life could bring and now we see what life can bring. >> it turns out being a foster parent doesn't just change a child's life. in san jose, karina rusk, abc7 news. >> and we want to thank some of the people who are helping raise thousands of dollars for bay area foster kids by liking us on facebook. some of our new friends include

this woman from san jose, renee from san bruno and sheri from vallejo. you can still make a difference and maybe get mentioned on the news. just like abc7 news on facebook right now and one dollar is donated to the abc sleep train dream campaign. well, san francisco city officials predict tens of thousands of runners are going to show up for this morning's annual marathon. yeah, there they go. this is a live look from our roof cam. the race started just a few minutes ago at 5:30. there will be waves of runners taking off for the next hour. three lanes of the golden gate bridge are going to be closed from six to nine this morning as they make their way there. and several city streets will be closed. the marathon will wind its way throughout the city after crossing the golden gate bridge the runners will go through golden gate park, past at&t park before crossing the finish line

at cue paid span. it's the arrow near the ferry building. up next, the bay area mechanic who is hoping her gift will accelerate someone's future. she's deciding who will get a car. and take a live look from golden gate bridge. temperatures are on the rise. francis will have your forecast

>> welcome back. minutes ago waves of runners took off on the san francisco marathon. here's a live look from our roof cam. they are going to go across the golden gate bridge and throughout city streets, so you might see them. beware, of course, for traffic

detours, that sort of thing. they will wind back up where they began around the ferry building. making a small difference one person at a time can really add up. one woman is proof of that as abc7 news reporter wane freedman tells us, big dreams begin small, then they grow. it would be easy to look at k-tec automotive and how a place like this has become a last male fashion. >> i know it's not the stereotype. >> unless she work in the office maybe. >> front rank corner on acceleration. >> except that the k in k-tec stands for kate. she has become legendary. >> she's one of the best techs i've ever worked with. >> my first car was a piece of junk, a pickup and it would never start. >> she grew up in alaska, was good at math and science and

never let convention hold her back from doing what she likes best. >> i see it as a challenge. if i want to learn something and do something, then why would my gender get in the way of me doing that? >> kate opened this place in 2009 in the midst of the great recession, and before long she had so much business that she needed to hire employees. but any definition of success is relative. >> about a year and a half ago kate decided it wasn't enough anymore to simply make it as a business. she wanted the business to make a difference in the community. >> enter this 1994 honda civic. >> i bought it from a summer. it needed a timing belt. >> no, it is not pretty. not yet anyway. it needs bodywork, matching hub caps, a little tlc, all of which is superficial and it also needs someone to write a letter that touches the hearts of kate and her employees. because in september they will go through the already growing piles and peruse the files and donate the civic to someone capable and deserving as a thank

you to the community. >> you see the people that are really struggling. it's just like any of us. just working people just trying to get from a to b. >> i would like to be able to give a car to everybody that needs one. i'm not able to do that. i don't focus on what i cannot do, i focus on what i can do and what i can do is to give this vehicle to somebody and make their life better and hopefully make the lives of people in their life brighter and hopefully it will spread. >> ask all through a car that once had a bad timing belt at just the right time. wane freedman, abc7 news. that's fantastic. francis is in for lisa argen this morning. you came in on a good day because the weather is nice. >> the weather will be nice, and it's kind of very typical summer pattern. we have a live shot of the golden gate bridge where we have low clouds. although we can see pretty well across the span, but there is some drizzle out there. i will tell you the warmup you can expect coming up with your

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>> if you are a homeowner you are about to get something in the mail you might dread. your property tax bill for 2012 has already arrived or it will come in september. here's 7 on your side's michael finney with what you need to know to challenge your property tax assessment bill. >> chad takes time to reflect in his garden as he waits for the city of san francisco to make a decision on his appeal of his property tax assessment. he has been waiting since last

year for an answer. >> they said, well, it will be at least six more months before you hear about 2011. >> i appeal his tax bill last summer shortly after the appraised value of his home came in $40,000 less than his tax base. >> so i submitted in july of 2011 and paid a nonrefundable $60 fee and then i didn't hear anything for a year. >> chad's case is not unusual. the san francisco assessment appeal board says about 75% of the more than 6,000 appeals already filed still need to be scheduled. neither the san francisco appeal board, nor the assess sore's office where grow to an on camera interview. but the past president of the california assessor's organization talked to us. he said the backlog in california started a few years back. >> it stted to peak in 2009,

2010 and now '11 they are down and the filing period for 201 has just again. >> he said the average wait in the bay area is now one year. as home values begin to tumble, the number of challenges increased. in some counties like san francisco the wait for a decision can be as long as two years. that's the maximum allowed by law. >> i think some assessors because of their staffing levels and budget they have been afforded are having somewhat more of a problem. >> for chad, that means he will be getting his 2012 tax bill before knowing the decision on his 2011 appeal. the fee of $60 is nonrefundable. he can't understand why officials aren't pushing back the deadline to file appeals. >> but in the meantime you should apply for 2012 and pay another 6 to dollars fee. and i explained to them if i was to claim for 2011 that there wouldn't be any reason for me to apply for 201. >> for those willing to endure the long wait we have important

information on deadlines and how to file a tax assessment appeal. just go to our website at abc7 news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> yesterday was such a beautiful day. i hope more for today? >> yeah. if you enjoyed yesterday i think you will enjoy today. in fact it will be a little warmer in some locations. we will take you outside and show you how we are starting off the day with a very similar pattern. look at the low clouds right over the bay bridge right there. and we've got widespread low clouds over most of the bay area. we will check out live doppler 7 hd doing a sweep, and it's quiet. but there are areas ever drizzle, especially along the coast. carolyn and i both had to use our wipers this morning in san francisco. as we check out the temperatures right now, 60 degrees in antioch but everyone else in the 50s. 53 in san francisco more their noners right now heading along

the embarcadero. and also as we head farther south we will find mid-50s, as well. 56 currently in santa cruz and watsonville. so we've got low clouds once again, coastal drizzle. sound familiar? then sunny and warmer today. a few degrees warmer in a couple locks, mainly interior areas, and then getting hot inland midweek. we are talking 90s, mid-90s in some locations. here's the specific satellite image. over the last twelve hours high pressure continues to move west as well as the low pressure system. that will continue to bring the on shore flow and as high pressure moves in we see temperatures climb up in the interior valleys and that's what's going to bring our numbers higher around wednesday and thursday. so we will keep an eye on that for you. here's a look at the forecast model, showing you the drizzle, especially along the peninsula coast, areas of green there. then notice by about lunchtime clouds pull back, but still hang

all along the coast here around half moon bay but clear in santa cruz. and even this afternoon, although most of us will be under sunshine, it will still be cloudy just along the coast here and then this evening the clouds will move once again. we will see a little bit of overcast conditions but it doesn't look like the marine layer will be as thick for tomorrow. then we might see temperatures come up even a little bit more. so highs today look for some 80s in the interior areas, 89 when the warmer spots in antioch, 80 in san jose. san francisco 66. of if you are heading to the giants game. 77 in fremont. monterey, well, it's going to warm up, as well. but cooler in monterey. 65. 73 santa cruz and look for 85 in gilroy. in fact, if you are heading to the garlic festival at about 10:00 right when it opens, it's going to be 67 degrees with cloud cover. then the clouds quickly clear. by noon you are going to jump up

almost tech degrees. it will be quite warm at 78 and hot for the afternoon in the mid-80s. then it will start to cool down to more comfortable temperatures, 75 degrees by this evening. here's your accuweather seven-day forecast. so notice all along the coast it stays in the 60s, but by wednesday, thursday, we are seeing mid-90s, possibly even some upper 90s and that's due to high pressure building. and a lot of sunny skies all week. >> all right. and everybody has got to do that garlic festival at least once. >> at least once and try the garlic ice cream at least once. >> thanks a lot, francis. well, bobby de niro's latest film is in movie theaters this weekend. it's all about psyche kicks and esp. don sanchez dims the lights with his review on the isle. >> there are two kinds of people out there with a special gift, the ones who really think they have some kind of power, and the

other guys who think we can figure them out. >> no, we will correct your position. >> they are both wrong. >> she's a renown expert in investigating psychics, esp and the paranormal. they are out debunking scams when a powerful force comes to town. >> can you trust your eyes? can you trust me? >> robert deniro choose up the scenery. he cures illnesses and then is a superstar. but murphy's character isn't impressed. >> silver is a real challenge. >> like 30 years ago. we should investigate him now. >> they can't reign him in and then she's gone. it gets creepier and more confusing, trying to figure out what some of these images mean. >> are you questioning my power? >> what began as a simple

excursion into fake and illusions, goes bizarre by over the by the actors. >> i knew how the film would end. i guess i must be psychic. it starts out muddled. you might wonder why these actors appear in the film. there's one answer, paycheck, paycheck. there's only one thing i can do, and that's extinguish their red lights. i'll give it not even a quarter of a bucket. i'm don sanchez, abc7 news and we will see you on the isle. >> wow. you can stay with abc7 news for all the latest olympic results for team usa and all the other teams from your favorite countries. here's how we are going to keep you informed. on the air we are going to announce a spoiler alert. so if you don't want to know, you have plenty of time to turn away and save the surprise. on our social platforms we will

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>> in the news this morning, sun, july 29, a baby died after -- a two-year-old is in the hospital after a pit bull attacks him in his home. and after two hours they are going to resume a search for a 76-year-old woman who suffers from dementia. thanks for joining us, i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist, francis. >> thanks, carolyn, good morning, everyone. we have a fun sho