>> good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm matt keller in for katie marzullo. let's start with a quick first look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. how is it look out there, lisa? >> good morning. we have some cooler afternoon highs. a little below average. right now by the delta with the suggest west wind, 56 degrees. live more at 56. 53 los gatos and low 50s with not much in the way of fog in santa rosa. we are cooler this morning anywhere from five degrees of cooling down around san jose.

four degrees by the delta and cooler by the san carlos airport and in hayward. this afternoon we will enjoy another mild afternoon with sunshine inland. numbers in the upper 70s to low 80s. it will be partly sunny to mostly cloudy at our coast with mid-and upper 50s. around the bay you will notice a few clouds, but otherwise a nice mild afternoon with upper 60s to near 70 in oakland today. the numbers come up just modestly tomorrow into the early part of next week. that will bring us back to a few 90ths inland. i'll have the details in a few minutes. matt. thanks, lisa. developing news in san francisco. five homes have sustained water damage following a water main break. happened around 10:00 last night in the area of brussell and ordway streets. crews have been cleaning up all morning law. some homes had water as high as three feet. >> opened the back door to relieve the pressure of the water. it was filling up.

>> it was about that high. i opened the back door so water could escape. >> still no word yet on what caused the water main break. >> bart trains are finally running again after a four day strike, but will they keep running after the 30-day contract extension? we have the story from the west oakland bart station. [horn honking] >> they rolled in shortly after three. the first bart trains since the strike began on monday. >> i'm happy! i couldn't have done it for more than five days. i'm great. >> but the trains were sparsely populated during the evening rush. there seemed to be a lot of uncertainty. >> i have to admit i was a bit nervous because, you know, the bart trains haven't been running for a few days. >> describe the feeling? i think relief but a little anxiety it's not resolved and could be back here in a month. >> a 30-day extension with the bart contract came at the urging

of state mediators on thursday. but there is a lot of work to be done. >> we are far apart in areas very important to us, safety, health and workmen's comp. >> at last word the unions wanted a 4.5% raise per year but bart was still offering 2% annually for four years. still both sides have reason to be optimistic. >> one, the trains are moving again so that takes pressure off everyone because the passengers are no longer impacted. >> how has it been? >> what did we all get? we got our ride back. we suffered. i'm a little disturbed by it. >> allen wong, abc7 news. >> even though bart is back up and running, this is likely a busy weekend on bart. for the latest traffic conditions you can download our exclusive waze app on your smartphone. download it from free from apple's app store or google play. >> in developing news in

san francisco, san francisco police want to find a man involved in a robbery in a brutal attack of a women. we saw it captured on surveillance video. before we show this, we want to warn you the video is disturbing. the video shows the victim is already on the ground. one of the attackers walks back and connection her in the face with such force three drops unconscious. three robbers were arrested. police are still searching for the man who kicked the woman. >> extremely lucky to have the video. it's rare to see crimes actually occur in the video, as well as a clear suspect description and image captured. >> it occurred right after the pink saturday event. people are not calling it a hate crime. they are also looking for more possible victims of the robbers. an autopsy is scheduled to determine how a campbell couple died in the utah wilderness. the body of the 70-year-old man and 69-year-old wife were found thursday neither hop lar wave

trail. it's multi-colored sandstone on the southern border with arizona. they were hiking in 106-degree temperatures wednesday. sheriffs officials believe they died from excessive heat. three people remain hospitalized following the fourth of july fireworks explosion that injured 39 people in california. >> oh, my god, oh, oh! [explosions] >> it happened during thursday night's fireworks celebration at simi valley north of los angeles. investigators say one device detonated early, sent off a chain reaction which shot directly fireworks directly into the grounds of spectators 350 feet away. family in the front row thought they had the best seats for the show, but were caught in the line of fire. >> you heard the first boom and then it was we were right there in the front. it shot at our faces. >> you feel the heat coming at you. a lot of hot ash, hot air.

like the fine debris is hitting you. >> the display was created and executed by a new york company that works with the new york mets, the republican national convention and nasa. >> whole foods issued a recall yesterday on cheese after one person died. whole foods issued a recall for the cray brothers cheese. the cheese could be contaminated with listeria. customers in minnesota and illinois were hospitalized after eating the cheese and one died. the cray brothers cheeses only sold on the east coast and through the company's website. thousands of students at the city college in san francisco have reason to be worried this morning. the value of the education they have invested time and money in is in real jeopardy. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the story. a small group of students and instructor meant near the north bay campus of the city college of san francisco. they are fighting to pull the

accreditation of the school. >> it's not going to happen because we aren't going to let it happen. >> she said plenty of improvements have been made at the school since the acreditting committee called for changes. she said the best thing students can do now to help is continue signing up for classes. >> city college is open and accredited. it's still offering extremely high quality, affordable education. >> but any credits earned after next summer could be tough to transfer to other schools if the accreditation stands. >> it has a wonderful culinary program. well, if you go to city college and people want to get restaurant training have to go to some private institution that costs a lot more money. >> it's been regarded as one of the best education bargains in the region. students can earn a two-year culinary certificate for $2,200. a certificate at a private

academy can cost as much as $19,000 each year. >> i think they need to stand up and let public officials know, let the governor know this is unacceptable. we aren't standing for the closer of city college. >> the hope is to pressure them to ease their pressure against the school and ease their sanctions against city college. they are planning a march next tuesday from downtown to the campus. abc7 news. officers and cadets of the chp are getting a nearly 6% raise. a california statute requires the state to look at compensation packages given to other law enforcement officers each fiscal year and adjust salaries accordingly. the first 4% will be a direct salary increase and the rest is allocate today prefund the health benefits. the change was posted on the website of the california department late yesterday. >> this morning we are talking about cool temperatures out there. >> that's right. the marine layer is pretty generous, in fact 2400 feet as we look outside from mt. tam. a beautiful shot. clear condition necessary the

south bay, though. everyone will be a little cooler than average. we are talking 60s, 70s, 80s. i'll have the details when we return. >> also next the anger from the father of the woman killed by a fallen tree. why he's so frustrated about what happened after the accident. >> they are acting like a bunch of school babies. >> and why one team has pulled out of this weeke

at least 36 people are now dead in egypt following clashes between supporters of former president mouhamed morsi and his supporters. troops opened fires on protesters who threatened their headquarters. the interim president talks with the army chief and interior minister. he replaces morsi, who was egypt's first-ever democratically elected president. he was thrown out earlier this week. a firefighter killed in the 9/11 attacks at the world trade center has been identified 30 -- 11 years after his death. the remains were collected in 2002. they were retested and identified only recently. he followed his dad's example and became a firefighter in 1992. he was killed in the north tower, leaving behind a wife and baby son.

the parents of a young woman killed in a freak accident at a sierra camp earlier this week is upset with how they handled the death. they heard nothing from the camp operators for two days. nick smith has their story. >> i sent a very, very strong e-mail to the camp director this morning. >> the parents of the 21-year-old are frustrated by the way things have been handled by the camp after the death of their daughter. no one from the camp had contacted them for two days. >> what is wrong with you people? do you have no grace? do you have no conscious? do you have no empathy? do you not feel anything? why would you not contact her father? >> she is described by friends and loved ones as full of life and vibrant. she was killed when a large oak fell on her. while children and other staff members were eating breakfast by the campfire. it wasn't until after her father sent a strong e-mail to the camp that he got a response.

>> as it was explained to me, it was deemed a crime scene and they couldn't get the word out faster. >> an answer both parents are finding hard to help. abc news reached out to the cam for a response but we have not heard back. >> it is not necessary for a grieving father to be up at 5:30 in the morning and to write such an e-mail. >> he said after words exchanged the camp reacted by allowing another camp director and friend to escort her body back. >> he volunteered and said i don't want her to go on this journey by herself. >> now as a father prepares to bury his only daughter, he's reminded of the memories he said he will always keep. >> she left me a voicemail. both messages are so beautiful. daddy, i love you so much, do you know how much i love you? i don't want another parent to ever live the day that we had to live on july 3rd. >> she will be memorialized next

tuesday at the u.c. berkeley alumni house. it is expected to draw hundreds. abc7 news. happening today, two red cross volunteers from san jose will drive to arizona to help victims of the deadly wildfire that killed 19 firefighters. volunteers will drive an emergency response vehicle to the town of prescott to help provide emergency relief for those displaced from the yarnell hill fire. the fire broke out last month and killed 19 firefighters last week when they became trapped by the flames. the fire has burned about 8400 acres and is now about 80% contained. utility crews have been working to restore power to residents who could be allowed to return to their homes today. edward snowden now has two possible places for sanctuary. presidents of both nicaragua and venezuela has offered asylum to snowden. the 29-year-old former intelligence contractor is currently at an airport in moscow. he's been on the run since he leaked classified information

about a secret u.s. surveillance last month. he's sought asylum in 20 countries. new details, a solar-powered plane trying to fly across the u.s. has left for its final leg of the journey. it left outside washington d.c. just before 5:00 this morning. it's expected to touchdown at jfk airport tomorrow. it's the first bid aa solo plane capable of flying day and night without fuel to fly across the u.s. it took off on may 3rd. that was from mountain view. a team has pulled out of the america's cup race tomorrow. claiming zone changes made to their boat is unfair. it made the decision yesterday. at issue is the recommended design changes imposed for safety reasons. they are appealing before a jury expected to meet on monday. reaction was swift and blunt. >> i think it's babyish. they are acting leak a bunch of

school babies. >> you are all men, spent over $1 billion, you should be in the water racing. >> the italians also pulled out of the team store where the cup merchandise is sold because they couldn't sell their sponsor's product, prada handbags. it's apparently not part of their team gear. >> maybe not a good day to be sailing today on the bay. we have some gusty winds. >> that's right. and low fog and clouds behind us, as well as in san francisco, allowing for the cool temperatures. it's a nice break from the horrendous week we had with all the heat. we are looking at breezy winds as well out of the southwest. right now gusts up to 23 miles an hour concord. we have clear skies, though, in the east bay, concord, livermore, as well as mountain view and san jose. the rest of the bay up in the north bay and our near east bay experienced clouds, as well as the peninsula. we will continue to enjoy this beautiful start to the day from mt. tam. i have to show you this again because it is just so pretty out there. the marine layer, 2400 feet

deep. that will allow for some cool readings around the bay today. 56 in san jose right now. good morning, san francisco. 54 for you with 58 in santa cruz. going for a high of 73. and our exploratorium camera right now showing all the low clouds out there. a cool day in the city. about 63 this afternoon. 56 right now with the clear sky in livermore and the delta coming in in the mid-50s, as well. los gatos, a cool 53 this morning. our roof camera pretty gray out there. it will take some time for the clouds to peel back. and once they do, the cooler pattern holds with us today. we do have slightly warmer temperatures headed your way for tomorrow. looks like the warmest days of the week will be monday and tuesday. just slightly. we are only talking two to four degrees of warming. bringing us right where we should be for this time of year. although today and tomorrow slightly below average. here's a look at the pacific satellite picture.

we have a trough. it is in the northwest and allowing for the cooler onshore winds to visit us today. by tomorrow a ridge of high pressure will begin to move in in this cool area of this air mass will begin to lift on out. between now and then we are looking at temperatures slightly below average. with a few clouds around the bay for the afternoon. so we will call it partly cloudy skies in oakland this afternoon, but with full sunshine in the san jose area and the santa clara region. looking for a comfortable afternoon 75 in santa santa cla. 81 gilroy on the peninsula. partly sunny conditions with low to mid-70s from menlo park. 74 mountain view. look at the coast. only some partial clearing. we think we will stick with the clouds all day long at pacifica at 57. 63 in the north bay. you have to get pretty far north to get back into the low to mid-80s. that's cloverdale and clear

lake. otherwise 76 novato. 69 berkeley and 73 union city. you head inland, nice afternoon with 80 pleasanton, 84 livermore and brentwood. the accuweather seven-day forecast brings the warmer numbers our way tomorrow, anywhere from two to four degrees of warming, up to about 90 inland on monday. low 90s tuesday and low 80s around the bay. by wednesday the winds kicking up, cooling us off a little bit and thursday and friday the pattern holding steady with 50s on the coast, 70s around the bay and low to mid-8 0s inland. all right. thank you, lisa. well, sinusitis affects many in america. now there what be a solution. carolyn johnson has the details. >> sheri and her partner love the outdoors but the accident of the pines have been interrupted by severe sinus infections.

>> since january some of my sinuses completely occluded so the antibiotics weren't get to go the infection and i was constantly sick. >> san francisco ear, nose and throat specialist, dr. kim, recommended surgery to open the sinuses. it's an uncomfortable procedure, especially the first days when packing is used to allow it to heel. >> in patients impacted with tradition natural methods, it's inflamed and swollen inside. >> the doctor turned to a new device. it's a collapsable ring that works something like a cardiac stint, expand to go keep the walls of the sinuses open after surgery. first it's collapsed on to an applicator and placed into the repaired sinus cavity immediately following surgery. >> when he's ready to deploy he pushes the back button to deploy the stint into the sinuses.

>> once in place, it delivers an anti-inflammatory drug as seen here provided by the manufacturer. lisa said the technique is well-established in other areas of the body. >> the theory was similar to what is actually used in cardiovascular devices. you are basically putting in an implant that opens up the passageway, and in this case opens up the sinuses, and delivers the drug locally exactly where you need it. >> she said it reduced the need for follow-up surgeries by nearly a third in clinical trials. the device itself can be removed by the dock or are to left to dissolve overtime. >> it helps are prevent scarring which can also happen as part of the natural healing process. the body tends to like to cover over wounds with scars and that could be a problem in the sinuses. >> for sheri it's been a comfortable recovery from surgery but she's now hoping for longer-term benefits at the sinuses recover. >> if it means i don't

constantly getting sick, it will be worth it. it's no fun living with chronic infection. i'm a very active person normally, but i haven't been for months, and hopefully that will change. >> i'm carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >> according to the developers, the device also cut the need for oral steroid medications after surgery. next, a puppy tale of a survivor. the delicate rescue after a wild ride in an uncomfortable space.

here's a dog rescue from florida. this pup got stuck between the steering mechanism and the axle. the car traveled before three cities before the driver pulled over after hearing him wimpering from under the wood. they gently freed the dog. >> it was like the indy 500 pit drew. they had the wheel off the pt cruiser. they were working gingerly to rescue the dog dropped up in there. amazingly the puppy was not seriously hurt. >> the dog was taken to the vet for a checkup. rescuers are still trying to figure out who the dog belongs to. >> children born on the same day at prince william and the duchess of cambridge middleton's first child will get a

commemorative penny. parents can register to get a coin through the royal mint facebook page. they said the gift of silver is meant to be good luck. straight ahead, a same sex wedding at san francisco city hall with special significance. the official who has performed thousands of marriages, finally has his own. >> summer often means a sound of wedding bells. i'm michael finney. ahead on 7

>> good morning. you see the low 3louds and fog in san francisco. starting out mainly in the 50s around the bay. but we are clear around the delta and livermore valley. we're also clear in los gatos, and napa 57. it's a great start in santa rosa. the plan is for the clouds to slowly peel back. the marine layer is up to 2400 feet deep. it's going to take some time. as it does, we will be left with a few clouds around the bay. temperatures will be a little bit below average. we will hit about 70 today in

oakland. mid-70s will be common in the south bay but you have to go pretty far out to get into the 80s in the inland east bay. itit will be north of santa rosa you have the 80s. the fog will stay situated along the coast. san francisco coming in in the low 60s. the rest of the numbers and when we will see a little bit of a warmup coming your way in a few minutes. matt. >> thanks, lisa. san francisco police are searching for clues to figure out who scattered poisoned meet balls in several san francisco streets. the meatballs were found in the twin peaks and diamond heights neighborhood. at least one dog ate one and got seriously sick. the 7-year-old dachshund is receiving intensive care at an animal hospital but is expected to survive. police say the meat balls appear to have been scattered deliberatively. >> there were approximately 50 collected by the woman, the dog owner and the neighbors. >> the dog's vet said the meatballs appear to be filled

with poisonous strychnine pellets. there is no motive. the early results of the golden gate bridge span are positive. hundreds of bolts have been tested for brittleness and none have failed. that means they could observe -- open the bridge by labor day as scheduled. the findings will be announced during a public hearing on wednesday. if the bolts need to be replaced, the opening could be delayed. a group of activists plan to protest plans to cut down trees at ucsf today by posing nude. a photographer plans to have the group pose naked with the trees this morning. it comes after plans to remove thousands of trees. that will kickoff this morning. police have security concerns ahead of today's soccer doubleheader in the south bay.

mexican soccer teams face-off at 5:00 p.m. at spartan stadium in san jose, but promoters of the matches are concerns after a brawl broke out between rival teams in las vegas. they met yesterday to review security plans after a match wednesday was stopped afghans stormed the field. another brawl delayed the start of the las vegas match and several players were eject ford fighting during the game. a bill on governor brown's desk would allow transgender students to pick school activities that fit them best. that means students born one sex but their gender identity is another can choose the locker room, sports teams and they are most comfortable with. >> it's extremely frustrating and difficult. it can really hinder a student's ability to succeed, to not have your gender identity recognized can be a tremendous challenge, on top of the challenges that already exist for all students.

>> critics say it may encourage by logically born male students to join women teams and get an unfair advantage. jim has performed about 10,000 marriages since 1993 but he's never been able to get married himself. yesterday after 26 years he and his partner were finally able to tie the knot, thanks to the historic supreme court decision making same-sex marriage legal here in california. >> i knew eventually this would come about. absolutely. because i stand here and do the weddings and harvey sat over my right shoulder. i knew this would eventually come to pass and we are very happy. >> the date has a special meaning for him and his partner. they met on the same day 26 years ago. summer is a popular time for weddings, but before you say "i do" there are a few questions you may want to ask first.

here's 7 on your side's michael finney to talk about mixing love and money. >> there's no doubt what seven-year-old cole wants on his dad's wedding play list. the big day is less than a week away. the last minute wedding details are the easy part. the more difficult issues for them have already been worked out. >> i think that, you know, we've never really had trouble talking about things that are difficult, which is a really great part of our relationship. >> issues like who is going to take care of the finances? >> she takes care of a lot of the day-to-day bills. however, we kind of talk regularly about where we are, where we are going and where we need to be. >> whether they will have a joint account or separate accounts. >> amy came in with a sizable savings account so we talked through that. [laughter] >> you know, i think that i look at it as our money. >> the two plan to maintain their own separate accounts so they can buy each other gifts but will also maintain a joint bank account for most other expenses.

this is tom's second marriage. he has two children, cole and riley. >> the way that i look at it is the children, you know, they have their mother, but i'm going to be as much of a support financially and emotionally as i possibly can be. >> that includes building up a savings account to send them to college. ross is with a cpa firm and former president of the california society of cpas. >> she's got a plan. she's bringing her assets into the relationship. and hopefully her plan, and with his assistance, is going to allow her to actually put together something that's going to take off. >> ross calls this a good situation with tom having a steady job and good income, and amy having built up enough reserves to start her own practice. she recommends the couple look into tax planning. >> so if you are both higher wage earners and you get married, you have to anticipate, you are going to have a slightly

higher tax rate potentially >> but she says that could be offset with the mortgage deduction. she also suggests a couple merge their financial records, even if they don't merge their accounts. know that your credit score could be impacted if you have joint credit cards, and one partner has a significantly lower score than the other. the most important thing is to talk everything out. the tips are the same for gay couples married in california who earn their income and plan to stay here. >> our spending habits are very similar in the sense that we like to get nice things and we see saving as a priority. >> do all of that and you will conquer one of the most difficult situations of any new marriage. >> sounds like a pretty ideal situation, actually. >> we have a link to more tips from the california society of cpas on our website. just go to abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. happening today, the city of antioch will hold a cleanup event following what it calls

successful fourth of july celebrations downtown. a neighborhood cleanup will be held from nine to eleven this morning in the rivertown area. those interested in helping out should gather south of the antioch marina. this is the 45th neighborhood cleanup event. >> coming up next on the abc7 saturday morning news, is there a blip in that hot housing market? why it's taking longer for bay area homes to sell. and here's a live look now from the golden gate bridge. lisa argen said the low clouds and fog are going to stick around a little bit. but he are going to see a warmup later. how much cooler our temperatures will be than normal coming up as

>> the super heated housing market may be showing signs of a cool down. multiple bids aren't coming in as fast as a few weeks ago, nor are overbids. abc7 news business and technology report david louie tells us about a sunnyvale house that could be a reflection of a change market.

multiple bids aren't coming in as fast as a few weeks ago, nor or overbids. business and technology reporter david louie tells us about a sunnyvale house that could be a reflection of a changing market. >> this three-bedroom, two bathroom house in sunnyvale went on the market five days ago. as recently as a few weeks ago multiple offers would have come in even before the first open house. but the real estate agent said it's taking a bits longer. >> in this market it's taking a little bit longer for buyers to make a decision. probably ten days to two weeks before we start to see offers. >> they tell us buyers are moving slow are because of a number of recent developments. interest rates are inching up past 4% after the federal reserve signaled it may ease it's rates this fall. it's also easier to buy rental properties. >> overbidding, people buying with all cash and offers with no contingencies, which is a dangerous situation for anybody. i think buyers are getting frustrated with that. >> in recent months buyers found themselves overbidding and found the house didn't appraise for the contract price so they had to come up with the difference in cash to get get the loan. >> buyers overpaid because they had to. that was in order to beat out the competition. a lot of buyers would pay more than they might in a bidding market. >> but it may be cooling off. the asking price for this home is $879,000.

>> i have not seen as many multiple offers in the last two weeks as i have before so i would say we probably have a little cooling-off period. >> in sunnyvale, abc7 news. >> not just the housing market, the weather has cooled off significantly the last week, as well. >> definitely. holding on to the low fog and clouds this morning. outside we go. we are taking a look at the peninsula. the san mateo bridge, looking at some low cloudiness. we will see 70s this afternoon. not where we should be for mid-july. i will explain and when we will warm up when we come back. >> also next the warriors fall short in the dwight howard sweep tax extensions burks they land an all-star player. rick kwan has the details, plus the

>> good morning. here's a live look from the exploratorium camera overlooking the bay. we have some gusty winds out there today but it looks like mild temperatures later. in sports, this year's all-star rosters will be announced this afternoon with manager bruce bochy selecting his pick for the national league. afterwards, madison bum garter will try to help the giants with their slide. first pitch at@and park. here's rick kwan with the highlights in this morning's sports.

>> good morning. san francisco is hoping a return to at&t park would turn things around but former giant made sure their losing ways would continue. matt cain had pitched well against the dodgers in the past, but this time cain was not able. where the bases loaded, juan uribe delivers the two-run double. l.a. broke it open with six runs in the third. hanley ramirez drives in a run. and uribe strikes again with a bases-loaded triple. it gets by gillispie and rolls to the wall. cain was done. uribe finished with a career high seven runs batted in. tied hissier high. the last on the home run off this one. the giants have now lost ten of their last eleven and are five and a half games back of arizona. the a's were at kansas city. but first the hot dog races and the yellow hot dog is the wiener. tommy malone was as good as that joke was bad. he had a shutout until the ninth.

oakland opened up a three-run lead this the fifth inning. jar reddick with the rbi triple into the gap. reddick went 2 for 3 in the ninth. he gets the out, thanks to this error and a run scored. coco crisp had three rbi, two on this two-out single. that made it 6-0. the royals did rally for three in their half. but the last two outs to earn the save. stating back to last season, belfour has 40 consecutive saves, which ties dennis eckersley's record. the a's remain a half game ahead of texas in the a.l. west. the warriors gave it their best shot but in the end dwight howard chose houston, not golden state. but the warriors did acquire another quality free agent in andre iguodala. the 19-year-old swingman has agreed to a four-year, $48 million contract. a first-round pick by philadelphia. he played eight seasons there

before going to denver. he has a career average of points a game. he's athletic, plays great defense and has a career average of just over 15 points a game. to get him, golden state had to clear a lot of salaries so they traded to utah. they also got draft picks and multiple second round picks. golden state had to renounce the right to jarrett jack and carl landry. the warriors paid a steep price but they kept their core together and got an all-star player. the nhl free agency period is also underway, logan kouhure was signed to a new deal. and they also signed kennedy and a defenseman. that's your sports for saturday morning. i'm rick kwan. have a great day. >> now we are joining lisa argen. we've been talking about the hot temperatures all week long and we finally cooled off the end of the week. >> big time. it's one extreme to another around here.

a little below average with plenty of low clouds behind us. the live doppler hd picking up the stratus and the marine layer well over 2,000 feet deep. it's moved locally across the bay up to the north in santa rosa. we have clear sky to the south in san jose and mountain view and the inland east bay. here's a look from mt. tam. you see how temperatures are responding into the mid-50s. a cool start with 54 at half moon bay, 58 in santa cruz and numbers in san francisco mid-50s. our exploratorium camera showing the gray sky. 57 in napa with clear condition necessary livermore. 56 for you. and 58 union city. finally from the roof come raw, the transamerica pyramid underneath the blanket of low clouds and fog throughout most of the bay in this morning. we will look for the cooler pattern to stay with us throughout the day today and slightly warmer conditions headed our way tomorrow by about two to four degrees and another two degrees on monday.

the warmest day, depending on where you are, should be monday or tuesday. high temperatures touching just around 90 ortiz -- or a few degrees above that. santa cruz going for a high of 73. want to give you a little perspective. in the first column we have the average high temperatures for this time of year for some select cities. 70s and upper 80s. and the middle column shows where we will be this afternoon. that puts us about 13 degrees below average in napa and a couple below average in livermore. 8 degrees on the south bay. so we are looking at numbers today just shy of where they should be. as we come up a few degrees in the next several days, we will be right where we should be in mid-july a lot of that due to the ebb and flow of the low clouds, the fog, the marine layer and by this afternoon we will call it partly cloudy, mid-60s on the coast from monterey, upper 70s in los angeles, but still plenty of heat from fresno.

101. numbers coming down in the valley for sacramento 91, 96 in chico. so back home, we will talk about more 60s in the city, but with upper 50s half moon bay. we will keep the le fog and clouds from the san mateo coast and even up toward point reyes and stinson. we will call it partly cloudy around the bay today but with more sunshine in the south bay and our inland east bay. that's where we warm up into the mid-70s to the lower 80s in concord. fairfield 82. 70 oakland. and this afternoon the giants have to do it today. temperatures will be in the low 60s. it will be breezy. then the temperatures dropping into the upper 50s. that sun doesn't set until 8:35. here's the look ahead. modest warmup tomorrow and monday and tuesday some low 90s. what you would expect for summer in the east bay. low 80s around the bay. 60s coast and we are looking at the cool, breezy condition continuing along the shoreline. we will definitely have to get used to a change of wardrobe, right? >> yeah.

not bad for mid-july. we will take it. thank you, lisa. we have a new abc7 news smartphone app to help you keep track of the weather. you will also be able to watch live, breaking news as it happens. the app is really easy to download, go to ab. c7 news.com/appear for all the details. if you have a current app you need to download the new one. old one will be going away soon, again, the website abc7news.com/apps. next, the smooth sounds of the west coast's larg

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happening today some of the bay areas most talented musicians are in san francisco for this weekend's fillmore jazz festival. this year's festival will feature more than two dozen plans on three stages. it's the large of the free festival on the west coast, drawing over 100,000 people on fillmore street. it runs from ten to six today and tomorrow. not as hot this year. >> yes, partly cloudy in oakland, more sunshine in the south bay and the east bay will warm through the mid-70s in san jose. 81 in concord with 78 in partly cloudy skies in santa rosa. a little bit warmer tomorrow, as well as monday and tuesday. highs back up into the low 90s inland, low 80s around the bay. nothing too hard to take and then a slight cool down for the middle of next week. >> thank you, lisa. and thanks for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. good morning america is next. we will take a live look from our mt. tam cam out there. you see the sun is shining. you may not be able to see it because of the clouds, but at least you can see it here on tv. have a great morning, everyone!

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