>> good morning to you on this saturday june 27th. we are glad to have you with us. i'm collision win. we are tracking live doppler 7hd. >> good morning. not only do we have the low clouds, but the high clouds to morning to greet you. that will allow for more cooling to reach our east bay valleys. that's got news. but we have the high clouds throughout the afternoon. some will experience sunshine from time too time. with that partly cloudy skies today. you see it now in san jose with 55 morgan hill, 57 in san francisco and there's a look at that cloud cover in the south bay. so we will look for temperatures today remaining in the low to mid-60s. san francisco coastside. inland east bay highs just in the mid-80s today for the

warmest locations and near 0 in san jose. a sunnier sunday and heat when it comes back coming up. >> lisa, thank you. developing news out of san jose this morning where police are investigating a homicide. officers say a 17-year-old was shot at around 10:20 last night. investigators say the young man died on the sidewalk. we took several calls from news viewers who said there was a large police presence at the scene for hours. investigators have yet to identify any possible suspect.

there are several celebrations in the area, one being the commemoration of the bank triangle on twin peaks. yesterday's decision takes the celebration into high gear one day early. it's not gay marriage anymore, it's just marriage. >> they are from florida. here on a cross-country rv trip. >> never thought it would ever.

-- ever happen in our lifetime. >> they were married no new mexico last month and were driving through a patchwork of states where their marriage may not be recognized. >> i was a little concerned about it. so this morning was especially happy for us. it's just like, okay, now we can go anywhere! [cheers and applause] >> at the start of the march the transgender activists were surrounded by admirers. she was inside when the riots broke out in new york in 1969. >> this is started out not only as a political movement but trying to stand up for your own rights. a few years ago some transgender women were fed up being bullied by police and they fought back. she said there's still a lot of work to be done. in san francisco, abc7 news. [cheers and applause] >> abc7 news was at san francisco city hall the

moment people first got the news. there was cheering and raw emotion anything the dozen or so same-sex couples gathered to hear the decision. the mayor said it sends a strong message. >> don't ever despair, don't ever give up, don't ever think a challenge is too big. >> he started to fight for equal rights 11 years ago. >> while san francisco is focusing on gay pride, there was overwhelming support. >> marriage is a fundamental right to every human being. [cheers and applause] the lgbt also received overwhelming support from sit of san jose. alan wang has that part of our team coverage. >> marriage is a right to every

human being. openly gay leaders shouted from the steps of san jose city hall. >> thank god the rainbow flag is heading up. >> others expressed their emotions after they heard same-sex marriage is now protect the across the entire country. >> i actually cried on my way to work when i got a text from my mom. she was the one that told me. i got choked up. >> often you don't know your stress until the stress is over and that's really the experience i had. >> it's been a lifetime struggle for so many, and now this ruling seems to have put it to an end. >> we finally evolved and we evolved regarding a gay and lesbian issue. >> i know the dominant culture has a whole don't like it but -- >> many realize it will take longer for attitudes to change n san jose, alan wang, abc7 news.

>> no surprise, not everyone is happy about the ruling. there were some harsh words from same-sex marriage opponents. they say that the supreme court violated the constitution and that there will be unintended fall-out from yesterday's decision. >> this is not government of the people by the people for the people. this is a sad day for children a sad day for our constitution a sad day for america. the court just redefined marriage as an adult-centric institution and eliminated the only institution that specifically unites kids with their moms and dads. >> and the people behind them vowed to continue their fight. a bear majority of the supreme court has abruptly cutoff the ongoing debate, unilaterally imposing what they think is good for society. >> kennedy rights the nature of

marriage is enduring bond. two persons together can find other freedoms such as expression inseams and spiritually to scalia responds, really? whoever thought inseams and spirituality, whatever that means, were freedom. and if inseams is, one would think freedom of inseams is a bridge extend by marriage. and the nearest hippie. >> shortly after the ruling came down president obama called the man who led this case to the nation's highest court. >> i'm proud of you and just know that, you know, not only have you been a great example for people, but you are also going to bring about a lasting change of this country and it's pretty rare when that happens.

i couldn't be prouder of you and your husband and god bless you. >> thank you for that. >> and that was jim, who wanted his home state to recognize him as the widower of his partner of 20 years. >> president obama sent out this tweet yesterday morning using the hashtag "love wins." they started add ago rainbow heart to every tweet that had the #lovewins. all this is more significant for same-sex couples in states from same-sex marriage was banned. as katie marzullo shows us there were impromptu weddings following the supreme court's ruling. >> people gathered at the u.s. supreme court to hear the news. from there it was the race to the nearest judge or city hall clerk. this 85-year-old jack sevens and 82-year-old harris made it official. they met 54 years ago. texas was one of 13 states in

which there was a ban on same-sex marriage. now lifted, couples are lining up to get their marriage licenses at this county office. >> it's been really emotional. >> they were the first same sex cup toll say "i do" in georgia. >> what happened today is so historically, and for us to be able to -- our family to be legally recognized in the united states, it's such an incredible day. >> keith garrett and chris richardson had a plan in place for this day. they let their bosses know and had a friend on stand bias a photographer and then all that was left was to say "i do." >> he was trying to stay calm and just get the words out. anyone who has gotten married probably experienced that. >> but most didn't have to wait to make their union of 18 years legal. abc7 news. >> there's no question pride weekend will be more celebratory

than usual this year. at 7:00 a.m. the commemoration ceremony for the pink triangle on twin peaks. and noon it officially begins with celebration at civic center plaza, and castro district at q 3:00 p.m. for the annual pink party and at 3:30 this morning the dike march kicks off at 18th and delores. the pride parade is tomorrow. it gets underway at 10:30 in the morning. bart will run extra trains to get you in and out of the city. and for more information of all the pride events happening, goes to our website abc7news.com. it won't be too hot out there for everyone in the events. >> no, it should be about perfect. look at that camera shot. can you top that? i don't know that we can. this is from mt. tam where the high clouds are on securing some of that morning light. wow, is that pretty! 70s in the north bay today and just 80 eats in our inland east bay. the cool down is with us.

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>> in south carolina, president obama delivered a powerful address at the funeral of pastor and senator pinkney. >> the alleged killer could not see the grace surrounding reverend pinkney and that bible study group. they opened the church doors and invited a stranger to join in their prayer service. >> pinkney was one of nine people shot and killed last week during a bible study class at a charleston search. at his funeral the president spoke about the struggles with racism and then something no one could ever remember happening before. ♪ amazing grace ♪ [cheers and applause]

♪ how sweet the sound ♪ >> the church will hold two funerals for three more victims today. >> after officers searched for three weeks the other killer is still on the one and his partner chas shot and killed. >> after officers searched hundreds of miles of dense terrain for three weeks. >> one guy down! >> the border patrol s.w.a.t. team shot and killed richard matt, just 17 miles from the canadian border. >> a person towing the camper believed their camper had been shot. originally they heard a sound and thought they had a flat. when they pulled into the campsite they examined the trailer they were towing and realized there was a bullet hole through the back of the camper. >> the law enforcement officers

tactical team helicoptererd in. the team came upon matt and engaged with matt, who was armed and he was shot and killed. the manhunt intensified in new york after a woman reported getting a suspicious knock on the door. police responded and dogs picked up a accident, which led law enforcement to the cabin. police set up the perimeter. >> he is out there and considered dangerous. we will continue to search for him and search just as hard until we find him with police. if you sight him, don't approach. please call -9s 11 or the tip line. >> they assume the two were armed and they are told officials recovered a shotgun where matt was shot and killed. abc news, new york. >> the event many people were waiting for for two decades is j hours away.

the grateful dead will perform together for the first time since jerry garcia passed away in 1995. they will give a farewell tour. the manager said while these may be last shows they perform their spirit will live forever. >> it will live forever, and the fact that these shows will happen is only going to be, you know, sort of one stop in the path. it's not over. >> "the dead" will also play levi's stadium tomorrow, followed by three shows next week in chicago. >> a much anticipated competition for lifeguards is cancelled this morning after 15 great while sharks appeared just feet away from the beach. this video showing sharks swimming off sea cliff bay park yesterday. it was post today facebook. children and teens belonging to

the organization traveled to the beach for physical tests such as swimming out to the buoys. they were pulled out of the water after spotting the sharks. no injuries were reported. what a bumper for the kids that worked so hard for the competition? >> how is the weather down in santa cruz for people headed out there some. >> it should be nice. ocean water in the 50s. full ocean water temperatures, and that allows for the low clouds and fog. and the marine layer to just stay with us for several, several months. and we are adding some high clouds to that picture today. a cool down already in our east bay. you notice the early rising in livermore and fairfield and mt. tam once again this morning. so pretty with the high clouds and low clouds. and look for the on shore push. 59 in mountain view but a filed 60 in oakland. 57 in san francisco. and also temperatures right

around 60 degrees on the east pay shoreline. it is mild around concord livermore and hayward this morning. fairfield, the southwest wind gusting to 36 miles an hour. 55 in napa, and the high clouds will certainly visit much of the north bay. a very pretty picture here from vollmer peak. cool inland with near average temperatures tomorrow as the skies become sunnier as the high clouds move on out of the picture and the heat returns as soon as monday for the inland east bay. it will remain comfortable at our coast each and every day. we aren't looking at an offshore flow. the area of high pressure continues to expand and retreat and expand and retreat and that's exactly what it's doing this weekend. when the heat comes back, it will expand again from the south. we will look for temperatures today to begin to cool in the east bay. but the flow around the highs. bringing up the sub cop central moisture. that's allowed for a heat

advisory and thunderstorms, possibly lightning in the sierra nevada. of course, that's a concern. but for the bay area, the cooling is over our east bay hills, allowing for more of the sea breeze today. 64 in san francisco. so comfortable weather for you. notice the high clouds. daly city is gray at 69. half moon bay at 60. down the peninsula, redwood city sunshine mixed in with the high clouds. upper 70s for you, as well as high clouds in sunnyvale. mountain view, cupertino and into the south bay look for 80 in san jose. temperatures nearing our average over the weekend. if you are headed to levi's stadium, upper 70s for you for the concert and temperatures dropping into the 60s by 11:00. so highs around the bay today with 75 in vallejo. look for about 77 in fremont. 60 half moon bay, and notice we will be looking at -- this isn't

the east bay. i sought we were doing so nopa but we will do oakland, and the 69 degrees for the a's and royals. the accuweather seven-day forecast, about the same tomorrow but more sunshine. the heat coming back monday. tuesday near 100 inland and still hot wednesday and the slight cool down thursday. summertime weather all around the bay. and more information with the abc7 news weather app. pretty nice of a day today certainly in san francisco. >> and lisa, you know, a lot of people heading out to the baseball game, and there's so much going on across the bay area. the weather seems to be perfect. we don't get the rain burks a pretty nice weekend. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> turning now, san francisco could soon be fighting for its rights to the river that fills

the hetch hetchy reservoir. the state control barred has told them to stop drawing rather from the river. san francisco holds numerous rights to the river. water from the river is used to fill the hetch hetchy reservoir that served 2.5 million people in the san francisco bay area. they said they need to see exactly what water rights it affects before commenting on the matter. up next, the changing dynamics of nascar. how new technology is revolutionizing the sport of racing at

>> dan harris is here showing us what is coming up on "good morning america." >> we will show you the latest on hunt happening right now in upstate new york for the convicted killer. his partner was shot and killed. wait until hear what matt's own half-brother has to say about his killing overnight. and the resistance this morning to the supreme court decision making gay marriage legally everywhere. the white house was lit up overnight. finally, on a much lighter note, it's the competition that has come to be known as the

anti-westminster kennel club show. the world's ugliest dog show took place yesterday and abc dick watts who served as judge, is live this morning to talk with the winner. see you soon. >> nascar is racing into the north bay this weekend and that means major traffic delays. expect backups on highway 37 as thousands of fans flock to the sonoma raceway for the 350. local fans will like likely be cheering for jeff gordon who is retiring at the end of the year >> 6:26, the final. still to come this morning, a warning for americans traveling abroad. the message from homeland security after three terror attacks were carried out overseas within 90 minutes. and plus our coverage of the supreme court's landmark ruling continues.

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>> thanks for waking up with us on this saturday morning. we will start this half-hour with a quick look at the forecast. lisa argen is tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> good morning chris. here's san jose. we will call it partly cloudy. kind of mild out there due to the high clouds and the low clouds this morning." notice temperatures in the upper 60s. six mile visibility half moon bay. it will stay cloudy and cool at the coast. no changes there. but the changes are already felt in and around the delta this morning. little livermore with the cooler air being transported in by a deeper marine layer. and with the high clouds today it will be partly cloudy. that also aids in the cooling. notice in 80sed to the livermore valley. look for upper 70s from the peninsula to near san jose. and new high clouds up toward sonoma today. we are looking at a sunnier sunday. the heat comes back quickly next week. i'll have that for you coming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you. european tour operators are

cancelling tours to tunerra this morning following a terror attack that left 39 people dead at the resort. it is one of three attacks that happened within 90 minutes around the world. brian ross has more. >> it was just before noon when the gunman hit. his target british and german tourists, still in their bathing suits on beach chairs as rescue workers rushed them to the hospital at this popular resort on the mediterranean. >> as i turned, the bullet hit me in my arm. >> it was a massacre. at least 39 people dead, 39 more wounded. the bodies covered with with beach towels. >> i heard shots randomly on the beach. >> he killed people in the sea said another witness, and he killed people in the swimming pool. another tourist told an irish

radio station the gunman even shot at one of the beach area's popular hot-air balloons. >> i saw rapid firing and then on the beach they said run, run, run! >> unchecked terror and the lone gunman is identified as the man in this photo. he stalked the grounds with an automatic weapon before he was eventually killed by police. abc news' bob woodworth is in tunisia. he was in a boat hiding the gun in an umbrella. tonight authorities are urgently trying to determine the background of the gunman and whether he is connected to isis or any other a terror group. >> within hours there were two more terror attacks. one 700 miles away at this american-owned gas company in france where one person was found beheaded. and then a suicide bomb attack in kuwait where 27 people were killed during prayers at a mosque.

>> and that was brian ross reporting. in tunisia, hundreds of tourists have packed airports scrambling to get out of the country as soon as possible. >> efforts ever continuing to alaska this morning to recover the bodies of nine people, including few from lodi who died in a small plane crash. the plane, contains 8 passengers from the holland america ship along with the pilot crashed into a cliff in steep, muddy terrain. ntsb investigators are looking into weather as a leading cause of the crash, along with mechanical failure or simply pilot error. >> now back to the story about the fight for equality in the supreme court's landmark decision in same-sex marriage. it's been a long battle with much of it happening in the heart of san francisco. >> people in san francisco's castro neighborhood are now living in color. >> ding-dong, the witch is dead. >> having traveled the long road to equality.

attorney and gay rights activist john ward said it was bumpy and sometimes a dangerous journey. >> it was just dripping with hatred and prejudice. and, no, you are other, you are other, you are other. >> in 1978 he founded gay and lesbian advocates and defenders in boston. >> one of my colleagues went with me the first time i went to court to argue a gay case. i was so nervous. >> decades later the attorneys argued marriage equality at the supreme court and won in a 5-4 decision. >> immediately looked at the descenting opinions and thought how can they take it away? >> long before gavin newsome performed same-sex marriage in city hall in 2004, some thought -- or fought for fairness. in the '70s, he opened the first gay lateen no bar in the mission. but the police held the permit.

>> they didn't want you there. but many changed rules and capturing hearts. once considered a radical, is harvey. his former camera shop, now a store for the human rights campaign. >> it's still extraordinary for me how much things have changed in my life time. >> while same-sex couples can now marry from california to kansas, we are far from over the rainbow in terms of equality in the united states. >> people think we have won something, and we have, and we are just continuing the next phase of the journey. >> we invite you to share your video and pictures of this weekend's pride events on social media. post them using the hashtag abc7 news. up next, we will show you how the central terminal for transbay is taking place. and right now a look from

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in a few minutes. 6:38 for a time. work for bay area commuters is quickly taking shapes with much of the construction on the transbay terminal completed underground, we are finally seeing it rise above street level. caroline tyler updates us with what is going on. >> at first division street in san francisco, commuters are watching an icon rise, one that might actually make their trip into san francisco easier some day. >> you absolutely get a feel for what that experience is going to be when the transit center opens in late 2017. >> dennis is senior project manager of the $1.9 billion new transbay terminal project. his design to be the grand central station of the west. a hub for bay area transit. on the upper levels regional lift lines will carry commuters to and from the city. underground, caltrain and high-speed rail will bring

computers up the peninsula. >> we poured almost 100,000 cubic yards of concrete in the last year for the train box. >> last august we took you underground and showed you where the trains would arrive. today that area is covered by concrete. from above you can see the rest of the station going up. when it's complete, it will be the size of two transamerica pyramid buildings laid side by side with a five-acre public park on top. >> it's basically a super sized structure. the world's heaviest four story building. >> tom o'neal is with the engineering firm on the site. he said building something this big in earthquake-prone california is a challenge. >> it was to provide a building that would survive after a large earthquake. essentially allow it on open throughout operations and buses running on the second level. >> work in the area surrounding

area has amped up too. >> the new bus ramp will come from the bay bridge into the transit center. >> the new ramps will be connected by an extension bridge over howard street. a gateway for those in a car or on a bus. construction above ground is moving quickly. the structure is expected to cross over fremont street by the end of the summer. carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >> funding for caltrain and high-speed rail still around locked in, so when the center opens, it will only have bus service. we are in for a nice weekend across the bay area. >> it's 11 degrees cooler already and we've been featuring this all morning long. with the high clouds and low clouds. a very pretty shot. temperatures in the schmid upper 50s here. 50s across the east bay. and only 80s there for afternoon highs. we will detail that maybe 60-degree cool down coming up. >> thanks, lisa.

up next exclusive coverage of malala's

>> welcome back. the youngest recipient of the nobel peace prize is waking up in the bay area after speaking at san jose state university

last night. cheryl jennings was the only television reporter inside last night's event to hear malala yousafzai. >> they did not believe in the freedom of women, they did not believe in women's rights or education. >> this 17-year-old girl from pakistan has become a symbol of courage around the world. malala yousafzai spent the evening at san jose state university in conversation with khaled hosseini. he's an international renown author of "kite runner" that talks about the area of his birth, afghanistan. they believe no one should stop girls from getting an education. malala fought for her own education, and they almost killed her. the taliban shot her in the head at point-blank range on her school bus in october, 2012. she was 15. miraculously she survived and used that assassination attempt as motivation to take her fight worldwide. malala was honored with the nobel peace prize in 2014.

>> if you want to change the society, if you want to see the change, then you have to step forward to bring the change. >> the president of san jose state university understands malala's quest better than most. he was born in afghanistan right next door to pakistan. >> i see so many girls go through some of the struggles, many of them who have lost their lives for just trying to go to school and get an education. >> thank you so much for your support, and thank you so much for your love. >> malala is going to be 18 next year, and her gift is her commitment to education for girls around the world. so happy birthday, malala, in san jose. abc7 news. >> 6:46 is the time. and whether-wise lisa, some cloud cover across parts of the bay area? >> right. not only low clouds but high clouds. in the upper 90s yesterday, concord, livermore, and even up in the north bay we have 90s. no more today.

in fact we are looking at a big cool down being transported into the east bay valleys due to the stronger on shore push. and temperatures becoming more in-line with where they should be in late june. live doppler 7hd. low clouds at the coast. no visibility issues. 6-mile visibility half moon bay. the higher clouds reaching over into livermore oakland, hayward this morning. and even san jose. and we are also looking at not only a heat advisory around south lake and western novato but also red flag warning and the possibility of dry lightning here. reason being our stronger high ridge of high pressure that brought the heat to the east bay valleys has shifted to the east and that allows for moisture to head up into the mountains. san jose partly cloudy. a nice looking saturday for you. half moon bay 57. 58 in san jose. a mild 60 degrees in oakland. not a lot of change for san francisco and oakland.

changes felt today east of the caldecott tunnel. we are partly cloudy and a fantastic-looking day today in san francisco. 58 and 11 degrees cooler than you were this time yesterday over by the delta. 60 livermore and concord with some high clouds. 57 santa rosa. you were in the 90s yesterday. you can see the flag blowing from our roof camera. we will have a southerly to westerly wind today and that allows for some cooling. in fact, the winds will be quite gusty at times from the coast and around the bay. inland near average temperatures. it will kind of stabilize the second half of your weekend and more in the way of sunnier skies. more in the way of high clouds. but the heat returning quickly monday, tuesday and wednesday. you will be well into the 90s in the east bay valleys. we have the area of high pressure that expands shrinks and expands. it is shrinking today and slide to go the east. it brings up the subtropical moisture.

that allows for perhaps the dry lightning in the mountains, but it's also allowing for the cooling to reach us in our inland east bay due to that trough. so all in all, it meanings comfortable temperatures around the inland east bay. around the bay a little bit more. yesterday pleasant in oakland in the 70s there. today look for mid-80s and perhaps dry lightning from the sierra nevada they have to looking at 78 in los angeles. san francisco 64 degrees today, partly cloudy skies. a really nice-looking day for you. we will are looking at the high clouds for you in fremont and palo alto, upper 70s. but 80 today in san jose. if you are headed into town for baseball at&t park 60s with the westin right on lou the afternoon. the accuweather seven day forecast, very comfortable today. high cloud cover tomorrow. mid-90s return monday. that's the summer spread. look at tuesday near 100-degree heat inland.

still the heat holding wednesday, and by thursday nightly cooler. so boy, our friends in the east bay will like it today. they are breaking early next week. >> lisa, thank you. furnishing to sports now a third baseman with the colorado rockies may be the san francisco's giants achilles heel. he had quite the game last night. sports director larry beil has the highlights in your morning sports report. >> good morning, everybody. the a's took a five-game winning streak into the coliseum tonight facing the first place royals. the last time they met was back in april, and it turned ugly. a beanball war. fans loved it. and jesse hahn, three homers the entire season, make it four. second inning. kendris morales, looked foul but kept carrying and carrying. fair ball. 12-0 k.c. 2-0 in the third. to davis. would have been a close play and davis throws it away.

two runs scored. 4-0, k.c. then they score in the sixth. high, deep and aloha. hahn came in, having allowed three homers in 85 innings. gave up 2 in six innings and the a's open a ten-game homestand with a 5-2 loss to the royals. across the bay, giants also home hosting the rockies. there it comes and there it goes. the breaking ball. that is deep and that is gone. 1-0 giants. his second of the year. top of sixth. giant killer, a three-run blast into the bleachers. and 3-1 just like that. he homered twice in this game. he knew that one was gone. giants would tie it up the top of the 7th. two runners on and lopez gives up a go-ahead run from gonzales doubles. 5 for 5 in the game. the giants rally late but the rockies hold on to win 8-6. the u.s. women's national soccer team has not allowed a goal in the past 423 minutes of this women's world cup.

that's a good thing because the offense is not producing much. team usa against china in the quarterfinals in ottawa. the u.s. has allowed just one goal the entire tournament. only goal of this match, 51st minute, julie johnston. carly lloyd with the header! lloyd, playing in her 200th match. scores for second straight game. 1-0, the final. team usa moves on to face germany in the semifinals. >> the newest warrior met the media, kenya was the 30th pick in the draft. he played just one year at ucla. 12 of -9s boards, 12 points a game. there's some mystery about his hip that was injured at ucla. some thought he might need surgeries, others say no. he is another guy who needs to -- does not need to be an instant star. he said his hip feels fine. >> i played a full season with it, went to workouts with it and i can still play now. i can play just as well as i can walk.

i'm not hurting right now. i'm looking at what they want me to do. but this is an injury i have that i can play with and deal with it play well with it. >> speaking of the last, the nhl draft began last night. sharks took timo meyer from switzerland as the ninth overall pick. 6'1", 201-pound right-winger. he can score. games with the moose heads in halifax. if you can do it with them, you can do it anywhere. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> 6:53 is our time. >> the votes are in and the ugly dog is crowned. meet this year's winner coming

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ugliest dog. i don't think he looks that bad lisa. >> no >> whether check? >> we are looking at high clouds today up in the north bay. numbers down there into the mid-70s from san rafael. but more importantly the friends in the east bay will not be sweating it out. it was near 100 yesterday and 86 livermore, partly cloudy for you. 80s san jose. maybe a degree or two warmer with brighter skies tomorrow. the heat returns monday and tuesday should be the hottest day. still in the upper 90s wednesday but staying comfortable at the coast. >> thanks to you for joining our saturday morning news. news continues online, on social media and on all your mobile skies device was our abc7 news app. "good morning america" is next. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. and don't forget share your photos with us when you see break news where you live by using the #abc7now.

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