he. >> good morning. >> we have an ex-sees i have set here the next for days. it's at oakland, 50 san francisco. that's got news. it's cool at the coast. 50 half moon bay. 56 in santa cruz. but our excessive heat warning takes us through tuesday night where we will see inland east bay valley testimonies well over 100 degrees, as well as our north bay valleys, some of the santa clara valley as well.

that brings us up 2 to 4 degrees warmer than yesterday. our coast, low and up he were 70s today. and east bay a record high at 90 degrees in oakland. but the holiday coming up with include cooler weather. we will talk about that and show you our extended outlook coming up. katie. >> leaguesa, thank you. same section weddings are legal and happening in california. san francisco will resume issuing marriage licenses today. from nine to five yesterday couples wasted no time getting hitched as soon as the court gave the go ahead. kris perry and sandra stier were the first to tie the knot. >> i now declare you spouses for

life. [cheers and applause] >> this is a moments they have been waiting for. it took nine years and a supreme court decision to get here. they are the first same section couple to marry in california since the supreme court invalidated proposition 8. they were there minutes after the ninth circuit court of appeals lift add stay in this case. it was a surprise for everyone. >> did you think they were going to lift the order so quickly? >> no, no, not at all. we woke up this morning and went to work. >> the fact we can get married so quickly is great for us. >> their son, elliot, was the ring bearer. the only watch their four sons to be at the wed because it happened so fast. >> camilla harris. >> i was very direct informing the clerks the marriages are to begin immediately. >> within minutes of them tieing the knot in city hall, dozens of

other couples did the same thing. for hours the rotunda erupted in cheers as vows were exchange the. at the clerk's office many waited in line for getting marriage licenses. 80 licenses were issued. but not everyone is happy. >> it doesn't matter what the clerk says or the state says, what god says is what matters. >> just before they left city hall they were led to the grand staircase. both clearly overwhelmed. they were the guest of honor for a short performance by the san francisco men's chorus. the other couple in the lawsuit also tied the knot. >> on behalf of the state of california, let me pronounce you married. [cheers and applause] >> they were married at los angeles city hall yesterday. the mayor performed the ceremony. they say waiting for the same-sex marriage ban to be

lifted only strengthened their resolve to be married. they have now been together for twelve years. in alameda county several couples rushed to the courthouse to get married. the first couple went at the request of their daughter when she heard the news that weddings could resume sheep said she put on her best dress and convinced her moms to go. >> i started screaming and jumping around and texted her right away. my daughter was there and she was just thrilled. she's like let's go, let's go right now. >> we are officially a family of four but now the government recognize it is. >> the twelve-year-old serves as the may have had honor and wedding photographer. >> in alameda county four licenses were issued and two couples had actual ceremonies. the office is not having special hours this weekend. as for other areas, several counties will issue licenses on monday n contra costa county they will be available when officer opennal 8:00 a.m. and they will be available in

marin county starting at nine. underu.s. supreme court rules the losing side in a legal supports has 25 days to ask the high court to rehear the case. the ninth circuit court waited just two. camilla harris spoke about the court's quick decision. >> people had to wait a very long time. they shouldn't have to wait longer. anytime justice is delayed, i would suggest justice is denied. the ninth circuit made that statement when they lifted the stay as quick as they did. good for them. >> they know of know instance the supreme court has grant add rehearing after delivering a full reruling. prop 8 supporters have slammed the decision to lift the stay on same-sex marriage. we spoke the lawyer that helped get the initiative on the ballot to ban gay marriage. he said yesterday's decision was an abuse of power. >> we think this is just an outrage t thomas off a chronic

pattern of lawlessness that we suffered through throughout this case. you are up against corruption at the highest levels of government and even at the courts. the people should be afraid that our system is breaking down. >> emsaid his legal team is now considering how to move forward. >> the resumption of same-sex marriage has generated an enormous response on line. we invite you to join the conversation. now to the latest development in bart negotiations. labor unions and the transit agency eight apparently are no closer to a deal to prevent a strike on monday. but both sides emphasize their intention yesterday to avoid a strike and keep trains moving. bart said they agreed to at least five of the union's proposals voiced thursday. the union argue bart simply add justed proposals and sent them back. >> we responded fully to what they proposed yesterday, agreed to as much as we could and what

we think are reasonable modification for the rest. >> they have unilaterally decide they are not going to bargain with us on specific issues important to us. >> the side stalled on issues involving wages, pension, healthcare and safety. wages being the biggest. unions want a 5% raise for each three years. bart is offering a 1% raise each year. san francisco officials are getting ready for major gridlock if more people decide to drive to work on monday if there's a strike. this is video from 1997, the last time they shut down because of a strike. biggest concern for san francisco police is monday evening. >> monday afternoon and to follow we will do whatever we can to get people home, helping people get back out of town if there's no bart because day to take there is 200,000 in and

200,000 out. >> the police is working with the mayor. one idea to keep traffic moving is to have extra officers at key intersections directing traffic. if there is a strike it will be hundreds of thousands of bart riders that might pile on to the bay area already crowded bridges and freeways. it will create big problems for area businesses and their workers. >> andre is on the other hand after flower shop. he's concerned the strike will caution so much delay on the roads and bridges, it will cause delays in deliveries. he's come one a plan. >> maybe do deliveries when there is nobody on the road, maybe early in the morning or night perhaps. >> the 400,000 raiders will have to find a way to get around roads. >> some look it as an

opportunity. >> this manuel comings the strike. he said the last time bart went on strike in 1997, his limousines were booked by people who wouldn't get into their own cars to commute. >> people at any time want to drive and reserve our cars. there was a lot of traffic and so i charged a flat rate on the meter, but we get them there. >> it will be a nightmare for more than 21,000 people who work for ucsf, one of the largest employers. their employees are encouraged to explore car pooling and working from home in operational feasible or working with supervisors to arrange flexible work schedules temporarily. kaiser operates more than eight hospitals in the bay area. they are trying to come one a plan to make sure their employees goat work and that medical service toss not suffer.

abc7 news. one transportation alternative, popular in is 1997y not be available this time around. ac transit worker's contract also ends tomorrow. they hope to avoid a strike and offer buses to san francisco if bart workers are on strike. the union plans to bargain through the weekend. we pit together a full range of transportation resources for you at abc7news.com. we have information on all our commute options, including where to go for casual car pooling and where you can park your car for agreement we have realtime traffic minneapolis and you can download the exclusive abc waze traffic app. for reports on the negotiations or the strike if there is one, the morning news crew had start the morning news, the show will start a half-hour early on monday. the an corals, along with the traffic reporters, be here

starting at 4:00 a.m. to get you through it. a third strike could affect people in oakland on monday. 1500 city employees have threatened to walk off the job if a new contract is not in place. union representatives say negotiations have been unproductive. mayor jean quan said they will negotiate through the weekend, day and night, if needed. monday is shaping up to be very, very interesting. and it will be searchingly hot. >> right in the midst of a heat wave gripping the bay area. 58 in napa. 70 concord. here's the view from the exploratorium camera where it looks gorgeous downtown. numbers have dropped another degree since last hour. so really the best part of the day right now, and we are talking about warmer than yesterday. in fact, dangerously hot. stay tuned. we will be back with the numbers coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also next a new pain tell pump.

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>> police are investigating a four-year-old drowning last night. cpr efforts were unsuccessful. no foul play is expected.

a concord teacher is under arrest this morning for allegedly abusing kids at school. police began investigating the the man in aim after getting reports he touched students inappropriately. they say there could be a dozen possible victims, ranging in age from 11 to 17. he's being held at the martinez jail on almost $4 million bail. starting monday californians will pay the highest gasoline tax in the nation. it will increase 3.5 cents to nearly 71 cents a gallon. additional funds will go to state highway and mass transit projects. this week marks the end of the line for nextel, the cell phone provider known for their walkie-talkie button. >> that sound will soon be a piece of history. nextel was the first phone to act like a walkie-talkie, but sprint will be shutting that

down. this makes room for their new 4g spectrum. >> they need a lot of spectrum to open up the 4g networks and if they shut that down that opens up space to them. >> people want a smartphone now. they want it to be a big display and making a rugged smartphone is difficult. not really done. >> the times have change the. sprint is trying to change with them. but now that this is being replaced by this, some businesses are finding they don't need the phone company to give them that walkie-talkie feature. they can download it from the app store.

>> this is an app that turns it into the walkie-talkie. >> they are using it in part because unlike nextel, voxer can take a message. anything you miss is recorded and weight on your phone. >> it came and went to another country overnight and if they are on a different time zone i get it in the morning. >> that was key to make the old phone fit better in a world of e-mail and text messages. >> gives met option to answer immediately live or watch we -- it. >> they will won't have troubling selling it. >> when the fortune 500 company knocks your attorney down and says please give it to me, you pay attention and give them what they want. >> abc7 news. >> this weekend's sizzling temperatures mean an increase in

fire concerns. sales for fireworks started yesterday. they must follow strict rules to qualify for permits and one of the rules is not to sell to anybody underage. >> we are very strict about checking ids. we hope that the parents would watch over them while they are are using them. >> yesterday's hot weather led to big crowds at an antioch water park. health experts are warning people to be careful in the heat and, of course, stay hydrated. that water looks good and people will probably seeking out more water today for the weekend. >> right. we will see comfortable temperatures at the beaches. in the 70s. live doppler 7hd right now showing the skies are clear. temperatures are just around 50 degrees at the coast but going around the 90 at stanley cruz. pretty conditions now but we're looking at the excessive heat

warning throughout the entire bay area right on through tuesday night. this is vollmer peak with 60 in san francisco, 58 in oakland. feels pretty good out there. 65 san jose. 56 in stanley cruz right now with 50 half moon bay. from the sutro camera, you see it's a little hazy out there. 58 the cool spot in nonpaw -- in napa. here is emeryville. you see the boats in the foreground, the berkeley marina. boy, it is nice out there right now with temperatures very comfortable. but a spare the air advisory with over 100-degree heat inland for the next several days. the santa clara valley has been included in the excessive heat warning. we have several areas to get you caught up on, you know, where it's going to be hot. pretty much everywhere except here at the coast. this is santa cruz. isn't this beautiful? looking at poor air quality

foreign land east bay and the rest of the bay not bad. medium air quality along the coast. but the sea breeze will be kicking up throughout the bay today. northeast, santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains with temperatures from the upper 90s to over 100 degrees. tonight we will see numbers only drop into the 70s. maybe a few 60s. but we will add to the heat day-to-day. although tomorrow maybe not as hot as monday. so we are looking at day-to-day changes, very subtle as high pressure remains off the coast. and this high building in from the desert southwest. it will keep its grip on the bay area. 102 here. palm springs 121 yesterday and los angeles hot at 93 degrees. let's take a look at the week ahead in oakland. so well remember forecasting a high near 90 trees and tomorrow

about -- degrees and tomorrow 89. not much change monday and tuesday. 4th of july, 81 degrees and comfortable 70s returning by next weekend. another vantage point, san jose with mid-90, and cooler tomorrow. will you feel it? debatable. numbers drop to the 80s by thursday and friday of the upcoming work week. mid-70s half moon bay, 101 in santa rosa. could see a record in oakland today at 90 trees. 104 morgan hill. that's two degrees warmer than yesterday. the big parade taking place tomorrow. look for warm temperatures, 10:00 70s. 80s for 1:00 and the sea breeze will help save the day by late in the afternoon. so temperatures continue to be ex-sessionively warm through tuesday and getting back to normal not until the 4th and 5th of the upcoming work week.

we will let you know how hot it will be in your community and you can keep track on twitter @livedoppler 7hd. >> up next, tickling the breeze. the

>> paul recall joins us live from new york to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 a.m. on "good morning america." good morning, paula. >> good morning, katie. hope you are having a wonderful saturday morning. coming up on " gpa" this morning, record temperatures in the american west. people desperately trying to stay cool as the mercury rises. ginger is in one were the hottest places on the planet, death valley, california, where it could hit 130 degrees today. also a fresh controversy in the george zimmerman trial. his defense attorney posts this on twitter. so was it a jab at the prosecution's star witness? and a real life cross between oceans 11 and the da vinci code. a top vatican arrested in a plot to smuggle $11 million in cash. how the catholic church helped police to crack the case. and finally social media is on fire this morning with this

picture. it is the cover of "the new yorker magazine." bert and ernie as a same sex couple. is this a fitting tribute to a historic supreme court decision or is it an inappropriate use of some icons of childhood. that's this saturday morning on "gma." >> sounds great. thank you, paula g to see you. >> good to see you. >> sticking with strange, it seems a piano has turned up in a strange place. look. ♪ someone put a piano on san francisco ace berno hill. you may recognize the star wars theme. no word on whether the san francisco parks department will allow it to stay.

next, the celebrations have gun in the castro. how legal same-sex marriage is bringing new excitement to this gay pride weekend. and reporter vic lee follows i i am on

>> welcome back, everyone. thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. let's start off with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, katie. very comfortable temperatures in san francisco. 60 degrees right now. it's cooler than that up in the north bay. 58 in napa. we have 50s on the coast. it is clear, though. no fog to speak of. 67 livermore, as well as the delta with low 60s union city and los gatos. we are on our way to a warmer day than yesterday. there is an excessive heat warning in effect for today, tomorrow, monday and tuesday across the bay area. in and around bait we could see a record with oakland coming in at #* atlanta 90 degrees. 70s at the coast. inland east bay, a few degrees warmer than yesterday.

90s to 106 degrees. we will have subtle changes in the forecast for the latter half of the weekend. we will let you know when it's going to cool town. it will be around the 4th. we will pinpoint it for you coming up. >> it is shapingping to be programs the most joyful gay pride being with end in san francisco his industry. firms the u.s. supreme court ruling and then the order to resume same section weddings. we have more from the castro on how it is all good for pride and good for profit. >> we got it! yes! >> the screams and cheers will already started. it's within of san francisco's biggest event weekends and thousands are expected to plug the city. with all the heavy foot traffic, margarita hopes people are looking to spend lots of money i don't like to talk about money, but it is good.

it is good. >> she's already raking in cash. >> the celebration just started two days earlier. >> they can ran out of merchandise? >> which is good for us because we are waiting to get it on. >> the nineth circuit court of appeals removed a stay from kept counties from issuing counties from issuing marriage licenses to gay couples, this is the difference. >> i was crying when watching the news. >> they were first married in 2008. but this time it's for keeps. >> for me it's ball marriage equality and civil rights. >> a theme that's sure to be repeat bid the more than 700,000 people organizers expect for the parade on sunday. nick smith, abc7 news. >> coming up, the annual pink

triangle ceremony will honor victims of the haul cost. in keeping withdrawtition they will lay out a one acre pink triangle. it's a reminder. nods city practice of identifying homosexuals with a pink triangle. president obama has met with nelson mandel laws first family. we don't know much about what happened in that meeting. they will not see the former south african leader himself. mantel law remains in critical condition with a lung infection. among partly cloudy's events today, a youth town hall owe university of johannesburg will he will receiver an honorary law degree. he said now is the time to act in order to confront climate change. he address the the problem.

he is calling on new standards to reduce carbon emissions, including >> to reduce carbon pollution, i directed the environmental protection agency to work with states and businesses to put an end to the limitless dumping carbon pollution from our carbon. we will use less energy. >> america will deserve developing nations to transition to cleaner sources are energy. once again, congress has failed to act. the cost of a certain federal student loans will double monday. there is a lot of finger pointing going on right now. we have more from washington d.c. >> i move that the house do now hereby adjourn. >> congress left town without stopping the rates on some federal student loans from doubling.

increase on the stafford loan kicks in on monday. >> interest rates on student loans will double from 3.4 to 6.8%. its outrageous, unnecessary and cruel. >> interest rates on student loans are about to double because the president and senate democrats won't resolve this impasse. >> democrats are weary of a house gop bill that would adjust the rates on loans year to year based on the rate of the ten year treasury note plus 2.2%. >> they are trying to use the students to reduce the deficit but in the end, again, nothing reduces the deficit more than investing in education. >> not every democrat is against the concept of tieing the stafford student loan rate to some other index. president obama proposed setting loan rates each year but making them fixed for the life of the

the the loan. >> lawmakers are trying to craft a short term fix. they want to keep the current rates in effect for at least two years, retroactive to july 1st. >> do you realize today students have more student loan debt than credit card debt. >> it has been estimated the new rates would add more than $4,000 to the cost of a four-year degree. abc news. this morning a memorial service will be held in oregon for an emeryville man who presumably drown after a race last month. they said they will hold. event despite never recovering his body. they combed the beaches for weeks after his clothing and belongings were found in ocean beach hours after he ran the bay to breakers race on may 19th. monday we will learn the punishment of an oil tanker pilot that crashed into a bay bridgeup bridge. police said he was piloting the

752 receiver's on the 7th when he hit a tower on the person span. no oil was spilled and no one was hurt but it cost more than one and a half million dollars damage to the bridge, which has since been repaired. his license was temporary hi suspend april. a san francisco landlord who tenants said terrorized and abused them made his first court appearance yesterday. he charged with responding a police officer who responded to a 911 call from a tenant. here's vick whether or not a story you will only see on abc7 news. >> landlord norman sable face felony charges in regard to a scuffle he had with police. police responded to a 911 call. this man, bravo, recorded him as he was cussing at him and broke in the door. and an officer broke his knee

while trying to subdue him. he owns this apartment near golden gate park. several tenants are suing him, saying he's abused and terrorized them. bravo took several videos in a time when he says it movesser proves how abuse i have he can be. one taken when he was there. >> after he takes a swing he is tenant, charges after him. >> i am going to ruin your face! >> sable's lawyer defends him this way. >> he was provoking in sable, that's the way i saw that. when people take a close look at this, that's what we're going to see. >> that's not the way the district attorney saw it. >> as a landlord he's definitely crossed the line. his way of dealing with tenants is very digs turning. he's clearly abusive and he's a

violent person. >> the judge granted the prosecution's request for a stay away order, telling them he would have to stay at least 150 feet away from bravo, the tenant who moved out on wednesday, date our story aired. abc7 news. >> next we will show you howl it is a seller's market right now as home prices are being driven up. and here's a picture from our exploratorium cam. sun comes up over the san francisco bay. it will be a hot one so you want to be prepared. lisa argen has all the details

>> welcome back, everyone. home prices are surging across the country, despite rising interest rates. according to one key index, prices rose more than 12% nationwide in the last year and double that in one bay area city. here's reporter laura anthony. >> according to the cage schiller index, san francisco experienced the biggest price jump in the country with home prices going up nearly 24% from april of last year to this week. this walnut creek realtor has seen the booming market firsthand.

houses are selling quickly and often well above the asking price. >> the last two listings, one $175,000 over list price and another $121,000. >> overasking? >> overasking. >> multiple bids? >> multiple, one had 29 offers. >> this is her latest listing, a 4,000 square foot room that went on the market for $1,000,014 the thousand dollars. the first open house is this weekend. offers will be accepted monday. seller's market is being driven by a lack of inventory in many bay area city, and it's happening despite rising interest rates. >> interest rates are trial still excellent. >> marsha is with a mortgage company in alamo. >> the rates are still great.

there is not a huge difference in the differential and monthly payment. >> and if interest rates do go up, realtors think that might provide some relief for buyers by at least temporarily slowing the rapid rise in prices. in walnut creek, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> 6:44 on your saturday morning. lisa argen has good news and bad news. >> got news temperatures are comfortable right now. san jose, sunny and 65. but the bad news going for 96 today. warmer than yesterday. we have more heat on the way. an excessive heat warning, in fact, until tuesday night. i will talk about what that means. we have a spare the air and a cooler 4th of july coming up. >> and barry zito and the struggling giants try to turn things around

>> today east palo alto will celebrate. they will have a parade at 11:00 a.m. that will be followed by a festival at bell street park that runs from noon to four. the festival will feature music, food booths and activities. the gates will open for the fireworks show at 7:00 p.m. hopefully when things start to cool off down there in the south bay. one of many hotspots. >> yes. this morning we're comfortable, though. still in the 50s and 60s around the bay. but the excessive heat warnings begins at 11:00 this morning and takes us through 7:00 on tuesday. we will be looking at very warm testimonies. but the coast is going to stay very comfortable. live doppler, we were tracking rain earlier in the week, monday and tuesday, and now we are hoping for fog throughout the evening hours. this is vollmer peak looking out toward the east bay.

temperatures well into the 60s already. 60 still downtown and 50 half moon bay. here's a view from our sutro tower. looks nice, ocean beach, you see the avenues. and 58 napa. going for a high of 99 today. livermore 67, as well as fairfield. overnight it will be a little warmer because of the warm afternoon and each and every day really going to hold on to the heat away from the coast. from our emeryville camera looking really nice, you see the new bay bridge there. the excessive heat warning, over 100 degrees inland over the next several days. the air quality looking good here. this is santa cruz where numbers are very comfortable. but throughout the afternoon the only good air quality really in the north bay. poor in the east bay, medium here in the santa clara valley as well as the south central bay area. really take care throughout the day today. all of these areas will be

experiencing temperatures well into the triple digits from the north and east bay, the santa clara valley, and also the santa cruz mountains. tonight we should see the temperatures stay in the 70s. in fact, it's in the 80s above 2,000 feet right now. the elevation with the warmer air and a big dome of high pressure continuing to strengthen the next several days, it's to the east of us and it's building westward. it will stay with us for the next three or four days. it won't be until it loosens its grip that we get a system out of the northwest that kicks up the sea bees and the low clouds and fog. statewide once again several records, 107 in sacramento, 103 yesterday in reno. today about the same with dangerously hot conditions in southern california, as well. and the desert over 120 degrees. in the south bay today you were at the 2 yesterday in san jose, 96 today. up he were 90s redwood stay.

73 pacifica with sunset at 75. 80 downtown. 102 in santa rosa. vallejo, wow, 97 degrees. a record perhaps today in oakland at 90. that will bring you up about 5 degrees from yesterday. the inland east bay with 104 in walnut creek and 106 in antioch. we are looking at very, very hot temperatures not only in our inland east bay, but this is going to continue for the next several days. look at oakland today. upper 80, you could see a record today. and the #* it's the cardinals again. they played really bad last night. temperatures dropping right in time for folks who have maybe a long weekend. 90 inland. look at friday. that should be where we should be for this time of year. who knows what that is anymore, right? >> yeah, should be. thanks, lisa. in sports this afternoon, matt cain starts for the giants in california as the team tries to

snap a five game losing streak. last night san francisco's recent offensive woes continued against the rockies at coors field. here's rick kwan with the highlights and this morning's sports. >> good morning. after being swept by the dodgers, the giants june swoon continued in colorado. barry zito has struggled only the road and last night's game no different. cuddyer has the opposite field shot. he has a 25-game hitting streak. the next batter, rosario, also goes deep. zito gave up 4 runs, 10 hits in 5 win third innings. san francisco finally not on the board in the ninth. buster posey with his 11th home run were the season. his third in three games. giants got the tieing run to the plate but crawford grounded out to end the game. 4-1, the final. san francisco has now lost seven of their last eight and is three games under .500. at the coliseum, the dog days of summer.

just and former manager, tony la russa. the a's took the lead in the 7th. the bases-loaded single and oakland scores five times in the inning. jed lowrie with an rbi ground rule double. going 0 for 32 in his major league career, the catcher got his first hit, a solo home run in the fourth. he gets the silent treatment from the teammates. a's beat st. louis 6-1 and remain a half game back of first place. to golf. south korea player is trying to put her name in the record books this weekend by winning her third straight major. wind and fog affected the second play of the u.s. open. the first round leader fell into a tie for ninth after a 7-7. and another korean, kim, made a charge. nice birdie putt here. she's just two off the pace.

they are all chasing park. from the 13 her ball finds the hole. park with the 68 is the-under for the tournament. good for a two-stroke lead. wet weather causing problems at the senior players championship. it hasn't bothered freddy couples. this approach nearly goes into the cup. after 66, couples 7 of his first 11 holes, he has a two-stroke lead. in chicago, there was a huge turnout for the stanley cup champions blackhawks. about 2 million people jammed grant park for a victory rally. they beat boston for the title in a thrilling six-game series. it's the second time they have captured the cup in four years. and that is your sports for saturday morning. i'm rick kwan. have a great day! we have a new abc7 news smartphone app to keep you on top of the latest breaking news, weather and traffic. boy, are you going to need it come monday if bart workers

strike. the app is easy to download, just again, the website abc7news.com/app. up next, the newest waterfront attraction in san francisco. take a look at these little cultties. we w

>> these river otters were in danger of becoming fur coats. shasta, tubs and wildcat are frolicking around at the aquarium of the bay. they have a huge freshwater swimming pool and plenty of land for digging. they are using the otters to teach people to protect the local rivers and the watershed. the otters were purchased from fur traders, who raise them for their prized coats. >> having fun in that water. >> yes. which will be a goodhue man thing to do this weekend, too. >> yes. plenty of beaches around the bay will be crowded, but that's where the temperatures will be comfortable. santa cruz up to 91. half moon bay, association beach, stinson, all in the 70s. perhaps a record in oakland at 90 degrees. 104 morgan hill, 105 in

livermore with the excessive heat warning right through tuesday with numbers well over 100 degrees. 90s around the bay, but coming late tuesday and wednesday. 4th of july looks much more pleasant, as well as next friday. >> awesome. meanwhile, be careful out there, everyone. thanks for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. good morning america is next.

good morning, america. this morning, inside the heat dome. 200 people treated for heat-related injuries overnight, at a concert. going door-to-door to check on seniors. hosing down elephants in the zoo. could we hit 130 for the first time in a century? our ginger zee, live, in death valley. new this morning, the controversial selfie showing george zimmerman's defense attorney, his daughters and a surprising comment. was it a jab at the prosecution's key witness? unholy act. a vatican bank official and an italian spy arrested in an elaborate scheme to smuggle millions of dollars in cash. how the catholic church helped police crack this case. and best buddies.