tch for back pain or any nerve or muscle do not tak e xarelto® if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. tell your doctor before all planned medical or dental procedures. before starting xarelto® tell your doctor about any kidney liver, or bleeding problems. xarelto® has been prescribed more than 11 million times in the u.s. and that number's growing. like your guys' scores. with xarelto® there is no regular blood monitoring and no known dietary restrictions. treatment with xarelto® was the right move for us. ask your doctor about xarelto®. good morning this morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris wic. here's lisa harvey tracking doppler. >> it's going to be a warm first day of spring, starting out with high clouds and a compressed marine layer. we'll keep the low clouds and fog right at the shoreline.

2 1/2-mile visibility, half moon bay, easy for me to say right? petaluma, five miles. and we are looking at a nice sunny beach here in santa cruz. so temperatures will be in the 70s this afternoon at the boardwalk. morgan hill 59. it's 61 in mountain view. and mt. tam this morning with about a 400-foot marine layer. you'll have a bit of a breeze but it will be warm today up in santa rosa, in the 80s. down in san jose low 80s. coast side upper 50s to mid-60s. and father's day cools off a bit. i'll have the details coming up. chris? >> lisa thank you. a 65-year-old man is free this morning pending an investigation into a fatal collision in vallejo. police are looking into whether a man was under the influence the or suffering a medical condition when he drove his car through a bus stop and down a sidewalk, killing a woman and injuring five others. abc 7 news reporter alan wonk has wong has more. >> willie dixon says the

speeding car jumped the curve ran down the sidewalk, and ran over his feet while he was waiting for a bus. >> i'm very lucky to be alive. >> reporter: police say the car drove between these two poles and struck a group of five people from behind. three women and two children including a 4-year-old girl and a 4-year-old boy. >> i heard all this screaming and the car aimed right at them. and there was no way they could get away. it was terrible. >> reporter: police say the driver dragged two of the women under his car, leaving behind a trail of their belongings. a passing tow truck stopped and the driver lifted the car off the women. one of them died. police say she's the mother of the 4-year-old girl. >> a lot of people out here are crying screaming. >> reporter: police are investigating witness accounts that the 65-year-old driver was slumped over the wheel at a traffic light, then took off abruptly when the other cars started honking. >> officers are trying to determine whether he is under the influence of some distance or this was a medical condition. >> reporter: police say he

showed no obvious signs of intoxication. in vallejo, alan wong, nbc 7 news. >> also in vallejo, a hit-and-run crash left a man and his dog injured. the car sped away from the scene on sonoma boulevard last night. police tell us the man suffered nonlife-threatening injuries, but his dog is badly hurt. this happened about a half mile away from the accident we just told you about, where a man drove into a group of people. we'll continue to update you on both incidents on twitter at nbc bay area news. two guilty verdicts were handed down to a entrepreneur charged in a road rage incident last year. today a judge found 41-year-old jeffrey smock guilty of felony assault. the victim suffered a broken nose, rib injuries, whiplash and a concussion and required reconstructive surgery. emotions overflowed in marin county after a judge dropped all charges against 72-year-old dr.

james simon who had been charged in a road rage shooting. the judge dismissed the case yesterday, claiming evidence favorable to simon was not presented to a grand jury. simon shot and wounded a 70-year-old man, who had followed him after the road rage incident last july. oakland police are looking for a suspect connected to a shooting yesterday. police say the suspect shot three men during an argument around noon on lakeshore avenue near east 18th street. all three are in the hospital, but are expect to be okay. 8:04 is our time. funeral services will be held today for two of the six irish students killed in the berkeley balcony collapse. the bodies of the other four students are being flown back to ireland tomorrow. meanwhile, two of the seven students injured in the collapse are expected to make a full recovery. abc 7 news reporter janet o. has the latest. >> reporter: irish officials say they are thankful to all of the love and support pouring in from all over the world. they say that love can be found at the hospitals where seven of

the injured irish students are recovering. jimmy deanahan minister visited patients and thanked the hospital staff for their concerted efforts and care. >> people have really expressed their concern, because this is something that has never happened before. >> reporter: a grief-stricken country, finding their strength in the young students who are fighting for their lives. officials say their spirit has not been broken. >> a very touching movement. a moment just the other day when the two students, the patient students got together and saw each other for the first time and came to the hospital. >> meantime, volunteers in berkeley continue to offer counseling for those in need and this small but heartfelt group say their doing their part to make sure tuesday's tragedy never happens again. >> we would like the city to put -- have a moratorium on building, until they have had a chance to inspect all the buildings that were built

recently and make sure that they are safe. >> reporter: the city of berkeley says its inspectors are hard at work trying to find out what went wrong and provide some answers for the victims' families. in berkeley, janet o., abc 7 news. >> the funeral service will be held today for ashley donahoe and olivia burke of ireland. two were cousins. the service at st. joseph's catholic church is open to family and friends. the latest now on the antioch water park where more than 30 children got sick thursday. the park will reopen today, but the sport pool will stay closed. environmental health inspectors have been at the pool checking out possible causes. the amount of chlorine in the water was high, but not considered dangerous. inspectors are now checking how chemicals were stored and delivered to the water park. oakland was a sea of blue and gold yesterday, as warriors fans packed the streets for the team's victory parade. under a shower of confetti, fans

cheereded for steph curry and his teammates. there were surprises like mc hammer and a flame-shooting snail car, but ultimately fans just wanted to see the world champ. here's katie marzullo with more. >> reporter: thousands of keer cheering warriors fans jammed the sidewalk for a glimpse of the insanity. >> i'm so happy! i'm so happy! we need this. >> they did it all every night for their fans. >> he wants to meet the fans. >> mixing it up. i took a snapshot. it was crazy! >> we're doing this for john mason. we're doing for for the bay area. >> one of the coolest teams i've ever witnessed and been part of. it's amazing. the celebration wound its way to lake merritt outside the kaiser convention center, where the warriors had almost as much fun with each other as they did with the fans. >> i take a look at the roster

and thought, man, i have a big job on my hands. not much talent very little shooting. not much versatility, the defense was suspect. more than anything just shaky character. i mean look at these guys. >> from the start he matehated me that's no lie. >> first time i've been on a team where someone shoots better than me. i wanted to hate the guy, but i like him, man. just way too nice. >> the laughs eventually gave way to a heartfelt thank you to the dove nation fans who helped make a championship possible. >> i can't say enough how important it is and how beautiful it is to see all this blue and yellow in the stands out here. it's important to us coming out

and seeing the city of oakland, like you should. ♪ we are the champions ♪ ♪ of the world ♪ >> and as you just saw, steph curry also brought his daughter riley, to the event, and everyone loves her including fairyland, which got into the spirit yesterday changing its colorful sign to read "rileyland." we'll have more on today's parade coming up later in this newscast. the time is 8:09. yesterday was absolutely gorgeous. can we expect more of the same today? >> maybe a few degrees warmer in our inland valleys. but we do have high clouds and some fog. you can see the haze here from our eastbound hills camera,

where temperatures are already in the 60s. it's 60 in hayward, danville, 63 in livermore. low 90s return, but will it clear at the coast? and what about father's day? i'll have the answers, coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead president obama wrapping up a visit to san francisco. the reforms he pushed at the u.s. conference of mayors. plus, the latest on the deadly church shooting in charleston. what the victims' loved ones had

welcome back everyone. the time right now is 8:12. thanks for starting your day with abc 7 news. we're taking a live look outside at san jose, where temperatures could reach the 80s today. we'll get a check of the full weather forecast, coming up in just a little bit. president obama will be flying to palm springs for a weekend of golf later today. after finishing up a quick one-day stop in san francisco. the president attended a mayor's meeting and two fund-raisers with the events in south carolina on his mind. abc 7 news reporter sergio quintana has more. >> reporter: the president's thoughts were with the citizens of charleston south carolina and the latest mass murder at

the hands of a gunman. >> you don't see murder on this kind of scale, with this kind of frequency, in any other advanced nation on earth. >> reporter: he urged mayors to return to their respective cities and rally for reforms that will curb gun violence in america. following the meetings with mayors, two fund-raisers, including one at the sea cliff home of hedge fund millionaire, ted steyer. >> typically, we've been able to stay across the street and watch him exit the limousine and caught glimpses of him, but this time the officer said we couldn't even leave the house. >> reporter: the president avoided staying at the intercontinental hotel during his last visit, because of complaints about security diversions during rush hour traffic. this time, the traffic jam was back. >> how long you been in traffic? >> 25 minutes. >> the president's in town and the detour for the closure or

forest is now blocked. so that's very -- that's fun. >> reporter: in san francisco sergio quintana, abc 7 news. democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton attend the mayor's conference today. clinton will follow her appearance with a fund-raiser in the mission district of the home real estate broker, rick hills. the time right now is 8:15. a suspected mass murderer has come face to face with his alleged victims' families. dylann roof has been charged with nine counts of murder. he's accused of opening fire on a bible study group. abc news reporter steve osams ani has the latest. >> reporter: a judge decided to keep him locked up with a $1 million bond. >> charged with nine counts of murder, one count of possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime. >> reporter: while off-camera, the families of the nine people he's accused of murdering at a bible study were speaking out with surprising compassion for roof. >> you could hear their ever word the daughter of ethel lance, speaking to him directly.

>> i will never talk to her, ever again. ly never be able to hold her again. but i forgive you. >> reporter: the mother of tywanza sanders shed tears as she spoke. police say roof meant to kill primm african-americans. >> we welcomed you wednesday night in our bible study with open arms. you have killed some of the most prettifulest people that i know. every fiber in my body hurts and i'll never be the same. >> reporter: but the sister of reverend depayne middleton says she's struggling. >> for me i'm a work in progress and i acknowledge they am very angry. but one thing depayne has always joined in in our family, is she taught me that we are the family that love built. we have no room for hate so we have to forgive. and i pray god on your soul. >> reporter: her cousin also a reverend tells us she's grieving badly. >> she was my big cousin, she

was my big sister. and everything she did i wanted to do it too. >> reporter: a near-capacity crowd came to this college basketball arena for a vigil. >> we would love it if you would think about the nine names. >> reporter: and prayed for the dead friday night. >> if that young man thought he was going to divide this community or divide this country with his racial ahatred, we are here today and all across america to resoundingly say he measurably failed. >> reporter: the families here are still waiting for the medical examiner to finish his work, so that they can begin to plan funerals. >> the victims are also being honored a to the oldest ame church in oakland. pastor harold mayberry of the first ame church personally knew the pastor killed in charleston as well as some of the other victims. as you can imagine the shooting has hit him hard, which is why he wants to convene bay area faith leaders for an honest talk

about race. >> what would cause a 21-year-old young white man to be that angry? he was not alive during the civil rights struggle. he wasn't arrive during slavery. so what is it? >> tomorrow, the first ame church in oakland will begin raising money to help bury the charleston shooting victims. as the search for two escaped inmates in new york goes into its second week a corrections officer has been put on leave as part of the investigation into the prison break. the corrections department did not say who or why the officer was put on leave. richard matt and david sweat used power tools to break out of the maximum security clinton correctional facility back on june 6th. also this morning, there may have been a sighting of the two killers, about 300 miles away from the prison. a former white house chef is missing in the mountains of new mexico. 61-year-old walter schiva was born in oakland and served for 11 years in the white house as

the executive church under republic and george w. bush. he was last seen setting out for a hike and search and rescue workers found his vehicle at a trailhead. rough terrain is hampering the search. abc 7 news was at san francisco city hall last night for a musical celebration of the building's 100th anniversary. more than 100 acts honoring san francisco's rich musical tradition performed on two stages. the celebration also included quite a light show, which began just after 9:00 last night. the 1915 opening of city hall coincides with the pan pacific international expo, which helped mark the city's rebirth following the 1906 earthquake and fire. a lot of people went out for that event last night. >> yeah, we had some pretty nice temperatures, and today will be just as nice. in fact, it will be warmer in our inland eastbound. just by a 23 degrees. and today the warmer day of the weekend, where numbers will be

in the 80s and 90s in our inland eastbound. but you're probably noticing the high clouds around the bay this morning. we do have partly sunny skies to mostly sunny conditions, everywhere. and the warm-up will be quick today, with temperatures already in the 60s in our inland eastbound. so there is a little fog at the coast. it remains there. you can see the hay from vollmer peak here. it will be warm today and after a slight cooldown the heat does return into that first full week of summer. 61 in san jose and morgan hill, as well as mountain view. 57 over in oakland. a nice day for our bayshore and from our exploratorium camera. the high clouds here but sunny in san francisco. 55 for santa rosa and petaluma. it was in the 40s there earlier so a little cool, but take a look at the 60s from the delta with a very light wind. concord, 64. 6 63 in livermore. it's going to be warm today the further east you get. and here's an indication of that with temperatures in most areas,

warmer. 5 degrees warmer in santa rosa. that onshore push has backed off a little bit, and that will continue throughout the day today in the northbound. 4 degrees warmer than you were this time yesterday in concord and san jose. the coast is the only spot that's a little bit cooler. you can see that marine layer is a couple hundred feet deep and it will remain that way at the shoreline today, allowing for those cool numbers around the bay. so partly cloudy this morning a wide range of temperatures. the spread, about a 30 to 35-degree spread and we're looking at temperatures coming down about 46 degrees tomorrow. so it will be rather typical at the coast today with the fog here. you can see highway 1 and half moon bay at 60. san francisco, 64 a nice afternoon with a west wind up to 15 miles an hour. you head over the bay 70 in oakland, but you head over towards pleasanton, walnut creek, upper 80s. and some 90s closer to brentwood, with antioch at about 92 degrees and near 100 in the

sacramento valley. so the setup is this. we have a few high clouds streaming in but the winds will keep it breezy at the coast, and this weak weather system allowing for the coolest day to be monday. so a slight cooldown tomorrow, and that continues into the first part of the workweek. 103 in fresno and the heat continues from inland areas around san diego. a high fire danger in the lake tahoe area at 85 degrees. temperatures in the upper 90s around chico. so locally we're looking at numbers in the upper 70s, from palo alto low 80s for san jose. 74 in san mateo. fremont, checking in at 76 with vallejo getting warm at 80 degrees. if you're headed into oakland today, should be a very nice afternoon, with plenty of sunshine, upper 60s 1:00, with the west wind, 70, at 3:00. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows almost as warm today, in fact, a few degrees warmer inland and the cooldown for father's day, summer arrives at 9:38 in the morning.

cooler still on monday but then we'll change directions and we'll warm it up come tuesday through the middle of next week. you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7 hd anytime at our abc 7 news weather app. it's free on our apple store or google.play. more on nbc 7 news.com/app. so long days, it has been long. 14 hours, 46 minutes something like that. enjoy! >> and 100 degrees at yosemite today. i can't imagine what it's going to be like for any families out there for father's day festivities or even if they're hiking half dome. >> yeah not great air quality. >> lisa thank you. coming up a scary moment in the uk. the mid-air mishap that took place during an air show. but first we're excited to let you know that our abc 7 news app is now available for the apple watch. you can use the app to get breaking news realtime news updates and personalized alerts right on your wrist. the abc 7 news app is free to

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t half past the hour on this saturday morning. it's great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. here's meteorologist leea argueisa argen with a look at what we can expect. >> it's mild to start this last full day of spring with temperatures here in san francisco, in the 50s. you can see how the sunshine and the sun on the bay there. 64 by the delta with that south wind really pulling back. that's why the numbers are going to warm up today, already in the 60s, in concord, and looking at a pretty nice beach day in santa cruz there, numbers in the 70s. so temperatures today from the upper 50s to mid-60s in san francisco. look for 70s to 80s around the bay, and plenty of 90s inland. we'll pinpoint where those 90s

will be and how long they're going to last through father's day or not that's coming up. chris? >> thanks, lisa. we'll see you soon. more now on the warrior's victory parade and rally. you can't have a championship parade without confetti, right? well tons of it rained on to the world champions during yesterday's victory lap through oakland. set curry showed off the warrior's nba trophy to hundreds of thousands of fans along the parade route. leann melendez watched the parade with the rest of dove nation. >> i'm celebrating! >> reporter: for one day oakland became a nation of loving fans embracing the team that brought the nba title back to oakland! >> i love the warriors and i love steph curry! >> the team's gratitude toward their loyal fans showed as raymond green got off the bus to take pictures with fans. here's the short video clip taken by draymond.

>> he's on my phone! i took a snapshot! it was crazy! it was crazy! >> we're doing this for dove nation. we're doing this for the area. we're world champs. that's what we do. that's how i feel! >> reporter: fans began arriving before dawn and staid for hours not wanting this moment to end. >> we're not going to wait another 40 years? >> no no! we need this for the next three, four, five years. all those guys they are the bomb! >> i had my father's old jersey, number 16, also warriors. i'm so happy. thank you, warriors, it's been 40 years and i'm so appreciative. >> winning the nba title has inspired a new generation of fans. >> i never really watched basketball, but i go to see the warriors a lot. >> now you're a fan? >> yep. >> caller: there are a few complaints like not enough port-a-potties for the thousands of fans that showed up. but sometimes you have to

forgive and forget. in oakland,ly lie ann melendez. >> the kpapgs reads in part dove nation thank you for today. we'll remember it for the rest of my life. if you missed any of our coverage of the warriors victory parade, don't worry, we have the best images of the day like this one posted on our website, abc 7news.com. a lot there to see so be sure to check it out. a bus driver on the job for less than six months was honored for his heroic actions behind the wheel. he's credited with rescuing a young boy who was kidnapped from the milpitas library two weeks ago. abc 7 news reporter matt keller has the story. >> reporter: tim watson is not used to the spotlight. he's a vpa bus operator being honored by his employer and local leaders. tim was at the right place at the right time and did the right thing. exactly two weeks ago he spotted a 3-year-old boy on his

bus, who was just taken from the milpitas library. the child was with a stranger 23-year-old alfonzo eddington, the accused kidnapper. tim slyly slowed down his ride to give fremont police enough time to meet him at the b.a.r.t. station where the boy was rescued and reunited with his family. since then tim has been overwhelmed by a grateful community. >> they just come up to me and shake my hand, were you that bus driver? thank you. i have my own child that rides vta bus skpfservice and knowing they'll be safe with an operator such as you're. >> reporter: the vta also honored law enforcement officers and other vta officers involved in the rescue. a kidnapping that could have ended so differently is now a chance to celebrate what happens when ordinary people act in an extraordinary way. >> well everybody is just extraordinarily grateful to have this outcome. i mean it's immediately clear just how significant it is and we're just so glad to be part of being able to see this end safely and reunite the family.

>> it's just amazing, the kind words and everything that's coming to me, just someone who does this job, but also as a parent who took action and did what needed to be done. >> matt keller, abc 7 news. a chp officer confiscated 70 pounds of illegal fireworks yesterday after pulling over a speeding driver. the driver was traveling east on interstate 580 near fruitvale valley in oakland when he was pulled over. the officer searched the car after learning the man was on probation. the driver was arrested shortly after. officials are reminding people that we are in a serious drought and to only use fireworks in areas where they're allowed. most water districts in the bay area are asking their customers to cut their water use by up to 30%. michael finney has a way you might be able to do that and save some money too. >> there are a lot of ways to reduce your water usage indoors. >> cut down on your shower make sure you're conscious of using

your kitchen or bathroom faucet, your washing machine. make sure those have full roads. >> reporter: abby figarora is the spokesperson for eastbound mud. >> we can give you a free showerhead. these are actually more efficient than a lot of the ones you see out in homes right now. >> reporter: this flows at 2 gallons per minute. eastbound mudd is also giving out free faucet aerorator. >> it will flow at 1 1/2 gallon per minute and this is a bathroom faucet aerator. >> most also give out dye tabs to test your toilet for leaks. >> you put it in the tank and if the water in your bowl turns blue 15 minutes later, you have a link. >> if you have 20 sprinklers that's the equivalent of 20 showerheads. >> we water a lot less than we used to, and the yard, and as you can see, the grass is pretty brown because of it.

>> reporter: and although he isn't using sprinklers he should be using a spray nozzle when he waters. >> reporter: there is a restriction, you cannot use your garden hose without one of these nozzles. >> reporter: eastbound bay mud gives out these out free too. >> you can go to abc7news.com to also see if your water district is offering free gadgets. scientists now say this year is on track to be the hottest on record. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, this has been the warmest start to any year since we began keeping records. last year currently stands at the planet's warmest. there's much more to come on abc 7 news. technology normally used to help bring babies into the world can now help bring out your baby face. coming up, the treatment and the price tag. but first here's a live look outside at san francisco international airport. actually, this is a live look from our future tower camera. you can see some of the cloud cover over the city of san francisco this morning where

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welcome back everyone. the time right now is 8:40 on your saturday morning. we're taking a live look outside at the san francisco international airport, where air force one is expected to depart at around 9:40 this morning. the president wrapping up a quick one-day trip to the bay area. he was here to deliver the keynote speech at the 83rd annual u.s. conference of mayors. we'll have a recap of his visit later tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. a technology that's helped the bring millions of healthy babies into the world is now being used to help men and women look younger. instead of peaking through the skin this version of ultrasound is being used to tighten it. >> reporter: as a management coach, kathy joyce sometimes works with younger clients. and recently, she's become concerned with signs of aging on her own face. >> there's a tiny bit of a drag or a pull, gravity doing its job. >> reporter: instead of a facelift, she turned to dr.

sheena congress sheena kong and a new kind of surgery that doesn't involve surgery or lasers. it's a kind of procedure that many women use when they're pregnant. ultrasound. >> at her clinic in san francisco, dr. kong marks kathy's face and a few minutes later, she begins sending targeted pulses of of ultrasound into kathy's skin. she says the pulses actually kill cells, forcing the body to generate more collagen. the system, known as ultherapy is supposed to lift the skin upwards. >> t in end you get tighter skin and a more defined jawline. >> the system can be used on the brow, chin, neck, and chest areas. dr. kong says the results provided by the company develop over the course of recovery typically several months. kathy says the trade-off for a

non-invasive technology is worth the wait. >> the technology of ultrasound is easy for know get. the fact that there's no down time. it's simple to go through the procedure. >> a full facial treatment can run about $3500. dr. kong says it can also be combined with cosmetic fillers to enhance the overall effect. time right now is 8:43. and weather wise, some fog out there this morning. >> yeah there is fog. it's confined to the coast. you can see it in some of our live cameras making for a very pretty picture and from our roof camera high clouds. mild numbers to wake up to. we'll talk about a warmer day today. i'll have the weekend forecast and a warm week ahead when we return. >> thanks, lisa. still to come the giants play the dodgers. abc 7's rick kwan has that and more coming up in sports.

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welcome back everyone. time right now is 8:46. a live look at san jose this morning. we hope your saturday is off to a great start. temperatures in the southbound, bay expected to hit the 80s this afternoon. as we bring in our meteorologist, lisa argen a different story here in san francisco. >> that's right. it will be comfortable here not

that a lot of folks don't like the heat they do and we'll have that, but the marine layer being compressed, it will influence san francisco, the shoreline, and tomorrow, we're going to spread that cooling a little bit further. so live doppler 7hd showing something a little bit different. it's the high clouds. and you look outside your window, you probably can see the high clouds. so anywhere from partly sunny to mostly sunny right now. but that marine layer is shallower, just a couple hundred feet. so there isn't any at all here at the boardwalk, santa cruz where temperatures will be in the 70s again today. 53 in morgan hit. it's 54 with the fog along our local coast and 57 in oakland. so the exemployer toirm camera it looks pretty good out there with the sunshine in the city. it's 55 up in santa rosa. 64 over by the delta. you're on your way to the 90s again, and some of our inland valleys will reach the 90s, so getting kind of toasty there. future tower showing the low

clouds, the high clouds, and we will have more sunshine in san francisco today, but it's not going to be hot. it will be comfortable. we'll call it partly cloudy this morning with a wide range of temperatures, wider today than tomorrow because with a deeper marine layer and a stronger onshore push for your first day of summer it's going to be turning cooler tomorrow for father's day. but the coolest day of the week will be next week. i'll show you when, in just a momentum. so we've got several areas of high pressure off the coast and low pressure inland and as the air flows from higher pressure to lower pressure, we have that study onshore flow. and that will keep it pretty comfortable around the city today, but don't expect any sunshine at our beaches. san jose should be in the low 80s for this time of year. that's where we were yesterday. today, really very little change. it's tomorrow you drop off into monday, and then you begin to recover on tuesday, but back into the 80s for wednesday. thursday, friday getting hot, in the mid-80s. so feeling, yeah a little bit

more like summer. if you're headed to the alameda county fair, it will be warming up quickly with upper 70s in the next couple of hours and then upper 80s by 3:00 in the afternoon. and we'll look for that cooldown for the second half of the weekend, just by a 23 degrees tomorrow. in the southbound, look for 80s santa clara. santa cruz in the 70s. 81 in cupertino. and on the peninsula, pretty nice here in palo alto and redwood city upper 70s, san mateo, 74. looks like we'll have that fog and the low clouds from the sunset to daily city. san francisco in the 60s, so a nice afternoon. sonoma, 82 degrees. closer to the water it will be a little breezy, san rafael, 80 there. 84 in santa rosa. near eastbound, oakland 70 degrees. and union city should come in at about 75 at 3:00 this afternoon. you head inland upper 80s for concord. 89 in livermore, with 92 in antioch. some 90s today, in our inland eastbound. tomorrow will be cooler, by about 5 degrees or so, parts of

our inland valleys and around the bay and by monday very pleasant, but tuesday we'll warm it up again. wednesday, thursday, friday more 90s arrive inland. so, summer will be cooler the beginning of it anyway. >> and another week with no rain. lisa, thanks. turning to sports now, it's l.a. versus the bay area in baseball, as the as take on the angels and then some. here's nbc 7 sports anchor rick kwan with the highlights. >> good morning, when the giants last played the dodgers, the san francisco pitching staff shut out the men in blue three straight games. but that scoreless streak finally came to an end last night. "breaking bad" star brian cranston was taking in the action at dodgers stadium. after 33 straight shutoff innings, a home run in the second, 1-0 dodgers. that lead did not last long. top third, buster posey clears the bases with a grand slam.

that made it 4-1 san francisco. l.a.x. cut the lead to 1 but the genuines get a run back in the sixth on a 3-0 pitch. brandon crawford drives in brandon felt with this gapper. 9-5 was the final. san francisco has now won 8 of 20 against l.a. thissen and are a game and a half out of first. over at the coliseum warrior fans clearing on the as against the angels. it was fireworks, deep with two on in the first. oakland grabs a quick 3-0 lead. some great reflexes here. that was close. gray, though would not be so sunny later in the game, as oakland blew a 7-2 lead in the seventh. the big blow a grand slam by albert pujols off edward ma heeka. the as would score eight times in the inning. the as lose 12-7 and committed four errors. while yesterday's parade celebrated this year's championship team, former

warriors, nick beary and a man who coached the team through their last nba title also went along for the ride. >> you guys having a parade back there? >> are you kidding me? it wasn't like this. >> at the u.s. open, tiger woods did not come close to making the cut. he shot a 76 yesterday to leave him 16 over par, his worst-ever score at a major championship. this shot pretty much describes tiger's game. yeah, he's slipping badly. masters champ jordan spieth is tied for the lead here. a birdie but the on 15 a 67 leaves him 5 under par. spieth's playing partner was jason day, while collapsed while walking towards the ninth green, his final hole of the day. day was checked out by medical personnel who diagnosed him with vertigo. despite feeling dizzy, he still managed to get his second shot out of the bunker. he would go on to bogey the

hole. right now day is tied for ninth and hopes to play this weekend. dustin johnson with a great effort here on three. johnson with a 71 yesterday, is now one stroke back. so halfway through the open it's spieth and patrick reid, tied for the lead at 5 under. brandon grace and johnson are just one swing off the pace. and that is sports for a saturday morning. i'm rick kwan, have a great day. time right now is 8:53. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is lending his sports knowledge. still to come the even

here are the winning number from last night's $44 million mega millions draw. 4, 34, 54, 68, and the meganumber 8. nobody picked all six, so tuesday's jackpot grows to $52 million. youth and high school football coaches will be receiving instruction this morning to how to prevent their players from getting concussions. the heads up football player safety coach clinic will happen at the 49ers' training facility in santa clara. turned sponsorship of u.s. football coaches will get instruction on how to make the game better and safer for their players. that includes how to tackle, how to recognize symptoms of concussions, and how to make sure helmets and shoulder pads fit properly. football-playing youngsters will also get tips on how to play the game today under the instruction of colin kaepernick. they'll be holding their fourth

annual youth football training camp. fundamental football skills will be taught at the camp with kaepernick showing the kids what it takes to be a super bowl quarterback. the camp starts at 9:00, just about a couple minutes from now today. final weather check, lisa. hopefully you'll make a lot of dads happy out there this weekend. >> i think so. if anybody's barbecuing, it will be cooler tomorrow. and that sky looking like that at st. ignatius, with the clouds. 54 in san francisco. partly cloudy, though, in downtown san francisco. 70 in oakland. 89 in concord. and it's already sunny in santa cruz. a cooldown by about 46 degrees, tomorrow for the first day of summer and father's day. and it's even cooler on monday but we'll turn around after that wrp with warming on tuesday and getting hot again inland the rest of the workweek, which is just it for summer. >> brace yourself, folks. thanks to you for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. the news continues now online on social media and on all of your

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