>> good morning. i'mcornell barnard in for carolyn tyler. let's get a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, cornell. changes in our weather already pretty dramatic. this shows the sweep on top of mount st. helena. we are look agent a compressed marine layer allowing for pretty dense fog along the coast. high pressure is pushing down on the atmosphere and we are going to see holes in the overcast. really pushing back to the coast quickly and warming already in our east bay valley. so it is cooler along the coast and where the fog is. oakland 54. san francisco 53. 58 in san jose and visibility anywhere from a half-mile to a quarter mile and less than that through watsonville and salinas this morning. where the fog is with us it's three to four degrees cooler. it's warmer livermore and

concord. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. you see how railroad foggy it is. do be careful. mid-50s to near 70 coast and san francisco. 70s and 80s around the bay. mid-and upper 90s inland today. cornell. >> lisa, thank you very much. a vegetation fire burning in lake berryessa -- actually this morning 17 firefighters from almeda county, and they have been dispatched to help in the wildfire. the fair near like berryessa has spread to 37 acres. at one point it threatened 40 homes, force mandatory evacuations. we have the report. >> reporter: this was a crucial weapon in the battle against the monticello fire. helicopter after helicopter reloaded their buckets to fight a blaze burning in a remote and rugged area.

on the ground crews were mopping up hotspots already charred by the wildfires. at one point saturday it appeared that the fire jumped the line and tripled in size. >> we did lose a little bit of our containment lines but now we are back up to 30%. >> smoke could be seen for miles away. check out the spot from traverse air force base. at one point the wildfire threatened 50 homes and forced residents to evacuate golden bear state friday night. saturday evening the homes were no longer in danger. for example staying at this canyon creek resort campground were also evacuated, including this camper from napa. >> we saw the flow coming over the hills and coming over the top really fast. >> while most of the fire danger by the campground is gone, many returned to pick up their belongings and head home. >> all the power shut off. no power or water down there so time to leave. >> the fun of a fourth of july holiday weekend cut short. >> the fun kind of got spoiled.

but mother nature took over one day and that's about it. >> this fire now more difficult to control than the fire burning to the west in napa county. >> that's why we got out of here. we knew how the other napa fire went. >> saturday night as the fire continues to burn at a distance along the ridges, residents and firefighters know the season ahead will be a rough one. >> this is just a sign, i believe, of what the season is going to bring. >> that was suzanne fawn reporting. firefighters getting the upper hand on another fire burning north of lake berryessa. the fire that burned two homes and 7 other buildings is now 75% contained. it charred 4300 acres in napa and lake county since it started on tuesday. officials are still investigating the cause of a brush fire that destroyed 8 homes in collinsville. it started around 1:30 friday. when crews arrived two houses were on fire and flames quickly spread to six other houses. the red cross is helping families who lost their home. firefighters estimate the damage at $2.5 million. >> as the weather heats up, so

does the fire danger in the east bay. crews had to put out two small brush fires along i-680. they were approaching a water treatment facility and several homes. the fire commanders say they got several 911 calls about the fires. it's exactly the kind of awareness fire departments need from the public. >> we are in an extended drought and it's the hottest time of year. everything exceedingly dry. any slight spark can set off a fire. >> two acres were burned and no structures were damaged there. what was supposed to be a fun 4th of july left several bay area residents with devastating injuries, all because of illegal fireworks. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has details from san jose. >> just milliseconds after hearing that sound, he hit the ground bleeding. he bought a mortar firework to entertain the neighborhood kids.

>> that was long string and i barely sparked the lighter and it took off. >> both of the 41-year-old's hands blew off instantly. >> his father said i thought he was dead. my son wouldn't get up. i said help me move him to the sofa. blood still stains the family sofa and driveway. ortiz is a carpenter. his family has no idea what he will do once he leaves the hospital. an uncertain future also faces two men from sunnyvale. after what is described as another mortar type firework went off while they were holding it. the victim's friends did not want to be identified. >> when it went off, there goes his hand, went to his face and a chunk of his face. it's kind of gut wrenching. >> the victims were rushed to stanford for surgery and both men rely on their hands to work. one is a tattoo artist and the other is in construction. and finally in santa rosa a man was found clutching his hand while lying on west third

street. dispatchers called it an explosion injury caused by fireworks. all the victims could be charged for usage explosive device. abc7 news. >> pg&e officials say celebratory gunfire shot up into the air and likely caused a power line to come down, killing a man and injuring his brother. that was friday night. 19-year-old man of oakland died after be electrocuted and his brother remains in critical conditions. >> police in oakland say beefed up patrols resulted in dozens ever arrests in confiscated fireworks on the 4th of july. barrels were set up at fire stations for people to turn in their illegal fireworks, and as you see the barrel is pretty much full. investigators believe illegal fireworks started a fire friday night that destroyed power poles and three cars near an apartment building in santa cruz. firefighters had to evacuate homes until pg&e shut down the

power down an hour later. a 20-year-old man was arrested after police say he threw fireworks at officers who were trying to clear a crowd. he was one of 22 people arrested in santa cruz on friday night. >> this morning one person is recovering in the hospital after medical supplies helped fuel the fire in san jose. firefighters say it took about 50 minutes to control this fire on coyote road off highway 10 is 11. -- highway 101. the entire house was burning when crews arrived. as the fire started something went wrong with the medical oxygen tank. >> we have an idea it might have been something mechanical malfunction within the house due to one of the residents being on home oxygen that accelerated the fire through the house. that's why it became so big so quick. >> firefighters believe another eye please started the fire. two homes next door were evacuated during the blaze.

officials are trying to determine what caused a water main break in novato yesterday afternoon flooding a street. it happened off highway 101 and highway 37. several neighbors called 9-1-1 worried their homes would flood, as well. fortunately water did not get into any of the houses. authorities are investigating a shooting that injured one person at a bart station in the east bay. it happened at 10:20 last night in the bus zone outside the hayward bus station. person was taken to the hospital. no word on their condition. the hayward bart station was shut down for about 20 minutes while police investigated. no word on any suspects. police are look for a man they say robbed a bank in burlingame yesterday. it happened at 1:00 p.m. at the bank of america on chapin avenue. the suspect wore sunglasses, a has, and a woman's philly blue scar everybody. police say he handed the teller a note saying he had a gun and bomb and took off with the cash. he is described as a white man in his 40s, bald, about 5'6". caltran said construction

work on northbound 280 in san francisco is on schedule this weekend. crews are replacing a bridge hinge between cesar chavez street and 24th street. yesterday they were putting in metal birders and pouring concrete and reinforcing it. the next step is paving and painting stripes on the freeing. >> there's always the hope we can get it done earlier than expected. but obviously those things happen as the project goes on. we may know a little more later today and into the morning. k. >> the freeway is set to reopen by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. the shut down starts at 101 split and continues to king street. another closer is planned for the labor day holiday weekend in september. a big change for drivers today in san francisco. free sunday parking resumes in most areas. good news. the city started charging at parking meters on sunday last year but the program has now been scrapped. however, you will still need to feed the meters operated by the

part of san francisco of san francisco and fisherman's wharf and meters at at&t park, as well as during special events like game day. >> have you ever seen this? >> wow. >> you can see the sun. 353 in san francisco. we will see 70s and 80s close to our east bay shores. and even 100s getting even closer inland. i'll detail the weekend forecast next. >> a beautiful shot there. also, how a dog escaped from a boarding kennel after he got spooked by 4th of july fireworks, and the search to find him. >> get out of the water! get out of the water! shark! >> also authorities scramble to clear swimmers out of harm's way after a shark bit one of them off a southern california

>> today marks one year since the deadly crash of the flight 214 at sfo. >> three people died and 141 were injured when the plane

clipped a seawall during a landing attempt. investigators say pilot error as well as the complexity of the plane's flight control systems contributed to the crash. malaysian officials say they will send an additional vessel to the ocean to assist in the search for the missing flight. the naval ship will set sail next month. boeing 777 vanished on march 8th with 239 passengers and crew on board. it was flying to beijing. last month australian investigators said they believe the jetliner was on autopilot as it crossed the ocean and kept flying as it ran out of fuel and plunged into the

>> some frightening moments when a great white shark bit a man swimming off a popular southern california beach yesterday. abc news reporter michelle fransen has details. >> manhattan beach, a group past while a fisherman tried to real in a great white shark for more than half-hour. >> the swimmer intercepted the shark and the shark ended up biting the swimmer in the torso. >> lifeguards rushed to the man's rescue, bringing him ashore on a bloody surfboard. >> we noticed the big side out of his side.

there was a lot of blood in the water and all over the board. >> the victim was conscious as he was rushed to the hospital. officials said his injuries were not believed to be life-threatening. and swimmers were ordered out of the water. >> get out of the water! slashing! get out of the water! slashing! >> the juvenile great white sharks are becoming more and more common at the southern california manhattan beach. >> we are now known as the baby great white capital of the world. >> but authorities say the juvenile great white sharks are rarely aggressive. this time the shark may have been agitate bid the line and the battle with the fisherman. abc news, new york. >> i will be staying out forecast water there. >> this is just the latest in the string of the great white shark attacks and sightings on both coasts. if it seems like we are seeing more of them, you are right. according to noaa, the great white shark population has increased by an estimated 42%

since 1997. they credit their resurgence to a federal ban on hunting great whites and a conservation effort to change the shark's image. an alert for residents on the peninsula after a mountain lion was spotted in the highlands. near san mateo. someone saw it and found an animal carcass in the same area yesterday morning. one was also spotted on genes lane yesterday afternoon. sightings come after someone spotted one last year near fernwood street. in that incident the mountain lion attacked and killed a deer. a san jose woman thought her dog would be safe at a boarding kennel over the fourth of july, but as fireworks thundered overhead, the boxer, java, managed to escape. this is java. friday night he ran away from a pet villa in santa clara. employees say the dog jumped over four fences at the outdoor facility. now she has ended her vacation early and is back in san jose to look for her dog.

>> if your animal runs away, there is an app to help you find your lost pet. it shows you what to do if your animal goes missing and stores medical records and offers preventative safety tips in case of natural disasters. we have a link to the app on abc 7 news.com. >> you can still celebrate one of america's greatest musical events at the fillmore jazz festival in san francisco this weekend. ♪ the 30th annual jazz festival continues today from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. this year the festival celebrates women and their contribution to music. event covers twelve blocks of fillmore street with multiple stages between jackson and eddy streets. opera and baseball came together last night for a free live simulcast at at&t park. the performance at the opera house was screened live on the 100-foot white scoreboard. state of the art technology was used to broadcast the music from the san francisco opera and chorus to the ballpark.

happening today, the san francisco symphony will perform at the 77 annual stern grove festival. they will perform a selection of works from american composers. hundreds of thousands of music fans attend the festival's free concerts on sundays during the summer. today's show starts at 2:00 this afternoon at 19th avenue in san francisco. it runs through august 24th. i started doing that with my parents when i was like ten. a lot of memories growing up. it was always pretty much freezing. >> it should be a foggy day in the grove, but other than that, you are right, you are warm up. >> we have the marin county fair, alameda county fair? >> last day of those fares. it will be warm. not only in the north bay but warmer out toward alameda today as the heat pushes in from the east. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. we will be looking at a little subtropical moisture coming our way. it won't trigger any showers.

maybe a thunderstorm in the valley. and right now it's all about the fog, the dense fog from our exploratorium camera where you can't even see the tops of these buildings. that's how low it is. it will get lower and lower, creating problems along the central coast. it is cooler where the fog sits. 54, partly cloudy skies across the bay in oakland with 58 and sunny skies in san jose. look at this. you can see how shallow that marine layer is. that's 977 feet. 48 in novato. dense fog through marin county. 56 by the delta and we are looking at that sea breeze backing off today, allowing for the coast to stay cool but we are going to see the warmth right around the bay and certainly inland. less than a quarter mile visibility novato, and about that in santa rosa. the central coast is even worse. do be careful out there this

morning. emeryville, it's brightening up. we look for foggy conditions at the coast for the next hour or so. then we begin to see some clearing, even some sunshine, a little bit anyway, perhaps stinson beach and getting close to ocean beach. definitely the cool conditions with the 45-degree temperature spread today. the warm air will be with us again tomorrow and then we will cool for the rest of the week. it is to the east of us in much. the west coast and the return flow bringing up a little bit of subtropical moisture. we will increase the relative humidity and some showers and storms may be firing in the mountains. today in the los angeles county mountains and tomorrow morning you notice we have cloud cover around the bay through the afternoon. no threat of rain and that will be to the east of us. but still, plenty of blow off perhaps from some of the clouds and a partly cloudy sky. and the dewpoints getting close to about 60. so we will feel a little bit

different around here. in terms of temperatures today at the fair, wow, 94 degrees this afternoon. and marin county one more day up there today. 87 in san jose. cupertino about the same. 84 redwood city. warmer for you. but you will have the fog from the sunset, san francisco upper 06ths to near 70. 75 oakland and fremont much warmer at 84. about 97 pittsburgh about. 95 pleasanton. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. very warm to hot today. a little bit of relief tomorrow. not tomorrow, i should say tuesday. the heat peaks tomorrow and the cooling trend by the middle of the week. near average temperatures with mid-and upper 80s inland. mid-70s around the bay. we will let you know how warm it will take my bicycle your community by keeping track on twitter and live doppler 7hd. ocean beach should be pretty foggy today. >> we hope the firefighters get a break in the north bay.

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>> we hope you will join us this evening for an inside look at a bay area summer camp that's changing the lives of children with special needs. cheryl jennings will take us to

camp arroyo funded by the generosity of the taylor family foundation >> arroyo camp changes them because here they are safe. here they can come, and they know the person sitting next to them knows exactly what it is like not to be able to fall asleep at night because their medicines are kicking in. they know exactly what it's like to take pills multiple times a day, and it doesn't end. >> "just like me" airs tonight on abc7. if you would like to help the arroyo camp fundraiser, next month at camp in livermore. >> there's a wireless device in effect that helps parents with their children doing homework. it sets goals that are link today their web access. parents select approved websites and set the amount of time kids are allowed online. kids can get usage reports to learn which sites of most popular among kids and adjust their access. the creators are seeking $50,000 for the project on the crowd funding sight kickstarter. much more ahead on the sunday morning news. a bay area congressman talks about his experience meeting the young, undocumented immigrants at the center of a humanitarian crisis. tensions rising in israel. new developments in the beating

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>> good morning. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. a look at the sea of fog here.

can't quite see twin squeaks sutro tower floating above where the fog is dense. right at the surface. we are sitting at 48 in novato, 50 santa rosa. sunny and mid-50s in the east bay valleys. we're on our way to a much warmer day today inland and warmer around the bay. the coast does stay foggy. we are looking at visibility right now less than a quarter mile from watsonville up through the golden gate bridge. we have that to contend with it the on shore push, keeping the numbers in the 60s with the fog around ocean beach today. we will be in the upper 70 he's in berkeley and the upper 80s in san jose. upper 90s out toward livermore. >> lisa, thank you very much. a crisis is growing on the u.s. border to mexico. thousands of young immigrants are flooding into the u.s. it's led to heated demonstration necessary texas and california. the immigrants are being flown into the state because of overcrowding in texas.

bay area congressman eric swalwell just returned where he saw firsthand out immigrants and families are being affected. the crisis continues to spill over. protesters on both sides of the immigration debate refuse to back down. >> the temperature was over 100 degrees, and it got very politically heated. >> immigrant rights advocates were there as groups arrived by bus after crossing into texas illegally. >> we are talking about buses full of children. children of that been traumatized by making a journey in some case over 1,000 miles alone from central america. >> what i saw was quite eye-opening. >> east bay congressman eric swalwell just returned from the texas border where thousands of unaccompanied children are overwhelming crossings and being detained for processing. he talked to a 17-year-old from el salvador. >> i asked him why he came here, and he said for a better life.

i understand that. he came here to seek what i was born with. >> mark with the contra costa republican party told ud the children need to be sent back. >> in this case you have to do it on a case by case. if we can find the families of these children we probably need to return them to their families? >> the past four weeks 52,000 children have been apprehend ted border. swalwell said it's complicated. sending every child back isn't possible and adding more border agents isn't the answer. >> until we address the leading them and their families and their families to send them here and their countries, they will continue to come. >> the white house calls it a humanitarian crisis. the president will visit texas this week but so far a trip to the border is not on his schedule. coming up on "this week" rick perry and a bishop of the catholic diocese of el paso. they will discuss the issue of central american children being smuggled into the u.s.

their sit-done follows their testimony last week on the crisis on the border. you can catch it here on abc7. >> the man who shot video of a chp officer hitting a woman on the side of the freeway is talking about why he posted the video online. a warning, this video may be difficult for some viewers to watch. daniel diaz said an officer chased a woman around the truck after stopping her for walking on the freeway last tuesday. the officer was able to eventually stop her. what happened next shocked some. >> what anybody else would do getting pounded is to go by this and now she is saying she's restrained. it's in excuse. we are giving too many excuses. no rationalizing. we need to stop this.

that's why i but the video on and i posted the video. >> the chp has not identified the officer but has placed him on administrative duty. >> developing news, a 15-year-old florida teen who was beaten by israeli police and in prison has been released from custody this morning. this is a new video of the boy, leaving a detention facility. he was visiting jerusalem with his family when he was attacked by israeli police officers. the officers repeatedly beat the teen and they drag him away. his parents say he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> palestinians live like this every day. they say we will deal with it. but us as americans, it's not human. >> his 16-year-old cousin was murdered last week in what is thought to be a revenge attack for the recent kidnapping and murder of three israeli jewish teens. this morning israeli authorities arrested suspects in the killing of his cousin. he took part in the clashes that followed. relatives in the bay area feel more attacks will come.

>> after that it got worse and worse. now everyone is afraid to even step out of their door. >> the boy was in prison after authorities say he attacked officers and resisted arrest while protesting his cousin's death. ask. >> palestinian supporters protested outside the consulate in san francisco yesterday. they want an end to the escalation of violence following the death of three israeli teens. protesters are calling on the american people to stop funding israel. abc7 news top scholar program is in its ninth year. every year we recognize seven students who each receive a $1,000 scholarship toward his or her education. one of this year's recipients has turned her love for biology and her father into programs to help provide the simple things to those in need. abc news anchor larry beil introduces us to her. >> you aren't into this? not into dissection? >> believe it or not, no.

>> recent high school brad and biology buff, prefers dissection tools to textbooks. >> i'm into it, i love it. gloves on or gloves off, i can cut up anything. >> no surprise the hands-on students main focus will be biology at a top university this fall. she will be keeping a hand in "dissection access for all." that's the website she helped to create to teach underserved students the art of dissection. >> we made films in spanish and english. we just found a cat dissection. >> i've never had the urge to disect a pig's anything, nor a cat's -- what is it, a cat's eyeball. >> no, a cow's eyeball and an actual cat. >> she's become an important role model to her fellow students and her community. >> tell me about how your father's illness has inspired you to troy to help people with cancer. >> my dad, he was diagnosed and along with the psychological

effects, the financial stress our family went through prompted me to make this organization. >> it's called "one simple wish." she gathers donations from local businesses to help low income cancer patients cut costs on the simple things. things like toothbrushes, basics. >> i want to go and make smaller clinics in low income areas and have those basic treatments available to a community that i come from. so that's what my long goal dream is to do. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> a dream she will surely realize. larry beil, abc7 news. >> congrats to anika there. you can watch our abc7 top scholar special this morning at 10:00 a.m. to learn more about the top scholars who are all makes a difference in their community. abc7 is calling on all our young bay area change-makers. apply for a summer service award and win $1,000 for your community by log on to ysa.org/beinspired.

still ahead the san jose earthquakes capitalize on world cup fever. the future of south bay soccer and one of the features of their brand new stadium. here's a live look from the camera a beautiful shot. the sun peaks up over the east bay hills. lisa argen is going to come up in just a few minutes with your forecast. we will see you in a few minutes.

>> a group of medical centers on the east coast are testing a new way to help doctors track their patients' health by looking at their credit card purchases. carolina's healthcare using data from 2 million consumers to help identify health risks. this allows doctors to predict future health problems for people who frequently use their credit card to buy items like fast-food, cigarettes or alcohol. healthcare providers can also offer better care by calling if data shows the patient is not refilling their prescriptions regularly. many patients have voiced their concern with the new program complaining it's a violation of privacy and less personal than the traditional doctor-patient relationship. i can just see them calling, did you just buy some munchos and something fried at a fast-food store? >> that's right.

we have foggy condition along the coast. here's the golden gate bridge. you have to slow down because visibility is down to nothing in spots. this is the case all way down to watsonville and salinas. it is very, very compressed. that's allowing for a warmup today away from the coast. we will talk about how warm it's going to get and if it lasts through the upcoming work week. that's around the corner. >> thank you very much. also next, the centerpiece of the a's blockbuster trade gets ready to make his first start for the team today. what he says about being traded to oakland. collin resch has details coming up in sports

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>> coming back this morning with a view from our emeryville cam. we have some fog out there, but more importantly, light traffic on the east shore freeway. don't see that too often. lisa argen will have your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. south bay is getting two new stadiums in the months ahead. levi stadium has been getting the most attention but interest in the world cup has focused attention on a new stadium for the san jose earthquakes. a look at the quake's new home and a look at their features. >> 200 or more construction workers have been on site almost

daily. it should be ready by november to give them time to settle in before the 2015 season starts in march. >> the team, you know, it will be good for the area. >> the new home will be the centerpiece will be a new, mixed-use development on what used to be the site of mfc, who made military tanks. >> it includes four community soccer fields the city is putting in. 1.5 million square feet of office. next to the stadium. space for retail and hotel. this whole area will be a new gateway for north san jose. >> they will be utilizing solar energy for power needs. solar panels will be installed over the parking area. initial projected savings will be $45,000 to $60,000 a >> hopefully, as time goes on and they continue to see the benefits and as solar continues

to come down, we will add more as we go on. solar contractor is privately held fremont company and their solar panels are manufactured in oregon. two of the quakes midfielders were enlisted to show how tough the panels are. try as they did the panels didn't crack or break. in san jose, david louie abc7 news. >> just what i want, soccer proof solar panels. >> get some. >> we have the almeda county fair and the marin county fair. >> yes, and the fog right on the deck of the golden gate bridge. we are look at some pretty dicey conditions if you are headed along the coast with the relative humidity right up there. 98%. but you know what? you go up an elevation and we have dewpoints that are about 16 with the relative humidity down to 20%. so we are only getting that recovery in terms of relative humidity right where the fog is. and it is excessively dry out there. a couple days of above normal

temperatures. you have to be really careful out there. a beautiful shot from the east bay hills camera where the marine layer is about 700 feet. 58 san jose. it's low and dense. 52 gilroy. half moon bay at 50 degrees. we look for numbers probably around 100 degrees well inland today. here's sutro tower where san francisco will climb autofew degrees. a nice afternoon. sunny skies with a comfortable sea breeze. look at novato. down to 46 degrees. 56 concord and livermore. and this is the visibility at a quarter mile. but it is less than that when you navigate closer to the coast and you really do have to slow down, use your low beams. sunny in san jose. foggy skies at the coast. clear inland. warmer today for just about everyone. the coast may warm up a degree or too -- ortiz two. and we will be warm tomorrow. a little moisture headed our way

as the high builds. around it the subtropical moisture is feeding up. usually whether we get the offshore flow it's from the high that builds in off the coast. so this is a different one that is alive for most of the heat to be in our inland east bay and that's why we will see the 50-degree spread today. 99 yosemite. here's the mid-level moisture that provides the showers and thunderstorms to the mountains of los angeles. l.a. 85 today. look for 102 in sacramento, 105 in chico. it won't cool down here until tuesday where we will get a little bit of cooling ourselves on tuesday burks at least we have the sea breeze. today in san jose look for numbers well into the 80s. not much change for the beginning of the week. and low 80s should be the deal for tuesday into next weekend. so high temperatures around the bay today. you notice how warm it's going to be from concord at 95. 97 livermore. 99 in antioch. with comfortable mid-70s over in oakland. we get into the 80s around

hayward and fremont. close to 90 in santa rosa. so usually with that north wind we are well into the 90s. but today we aren't going to have the north wind. we will still have the sea breeze. over in oakland this afternoon with low to mid-70s. a beautiful day with lots of sunshine. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. today we warm up around the bay and inland. tomorrow even warmer. cooler on tuesday. the coast will stay gray. but up in stinson beach, point reyes, it should clear and we will see mid-80s inland and mid-70s around the bay thursday and friday and partly cloudy skies tomorrow. >> we will take it, lisa. thank you so much. in sports, this afternoon the a's will go for a four-game sweep of the toronto blue jays at the coliseum. they will be senting their centerpiece trade with the cubs to the mound. >> good morning. the two starting pitchers the a's acquired for the a's

friday night, one received his new uniform last night and looks forward to his start with oakland later today. jeff samardzija arrived at the coliseum and he was speaking to the media shortly and dealing for oakland. derek norris, brilliant. cat-like reflections. in the third josh donald son crushes the mark buehrle change dead center. 19th of the year. a's tack on two more in the fourth after the rbi single. craig gentry brings him home. 3-1 a's. donaldson finds out today if he will be an all-star. most likely a starter. no regards from the tarp. that's an all-star play. a's have won three straight. 5-1, the final.

and samardzija, after meeting the media he headed to the dugout. saturday was a scheduled start for chicago. saturday was a scheduled start for chicago. he told billy beane he's ready to go and that's exactly what he will do today. >> i can't wait to get out there and pitch. you know, being all the way across the country from where i was before, i'm sure there's a lot of people that haven't seen me pitch, so i really want to come out and do my part, help this team win ballgames and be where we want to be come season end. >> exciting times for the a's. the hits keep on coming for the giants and i don't mean offensively. pablo sandoval beaned in the elbow. he would finish the at-bat but leave the game with a bruised elbow. okay, i kind of jumped the gun. they got some hits offensively. finally second inning, blanco, first home run of the year. 1-0. then in the 7th, to the gap in right center. scores a run. his first triple of the year.

giants down 3-2 in the ninth. former a's huston street, 23 for 23 in save opportunities. michael morris takes him deep to tie it up. in the tenth, brandon belt, welcome back after missing 50 games with a broken thumb. two-run shot. giants much-need 5-3 win. with a look at morning sports, i'm collin resch. have a good day, everyone! >> next, the new cable car tour that

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>> it will be downright hot, 97 in livermore. brentwood probably 100 degrees. 84 in fremont, 87 in san jose with 96 in morgan hill. upper 80s toward sonoma county and hotter tomorrow. slightly cooler on tuesday. we get to near average wednesday, thursday and friday. but extra cloud cover tomorrow and tuesday. very, very dry and hot out there. >> absolutely. sunscreen for everybody. all right, lisa, thank you so much. thanks for joining us for the abc7 sunday morning news. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. "good morning america" is next. whatever you are doing we hope you are having a great weekend. see you soon.

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