♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ it's great to have you with us on this saturday, june 27th. good morning everyone i'm chris nguyen. cooler temperatures for the start of the weekend. here is meteorologist lisa ard yen for a first look at weather. >> this does illustrate why, we have the low clouds at the coast but also high clouds streaming up frommen a area of low pressure just off the central california coast and that's enhancing our marine layer, also bringing higher fire danger and heat continues into the sierra nevada, the central valley. back home it should be pleasant today with mid 60s around the bay. we're look at right now 60, partly cloudy in this san jose, look for a high of 70 or 80 there today upper 70s on the

peninsula and those mid 80s returning inland. right now 11 degrees cooler by the delta. a look at your full weather forecast and how soon we'll heat up coming up. chris. now to some developing news out of san jose this morning where police are investigating a homicide. officers say a 17-year-old boy was shot at around 10:20 last night on terralyn avenue. investigators tell us the teenager tied on the sidewalk. we took several calls from abc 7 news viewers who said there was a large police presence at the scene for hours. police have yet to identify any possible suspects. the time is 8:01 and our big story on this pride weekend, the supreme court's land hashing ruling that establishes a constitutional right for same-sex couples to get married in all 50 states. cheers tears and celebration erupted as couples heard the battle was finally won. in washington, d.c. the white house lit up in pride colors

overnight to celebrate the court'sist rick decision is. even the white house's whitter profile picture was changed to reflect a rainbow colored building. the timing seems appropriate as it came on the eve of pride weekend. pride event officially began today in san francisco, one of them being the commemoration of the pink triangle on twin peaks. yesterday's decision kicked the celeb into high gear one day early. >> reporter: this block was shut down to celebrate the supreme court's decision to uses packed in in waved flags and celebrated a historic event for this community. >> it's beautiful. it's a look at the whole entire u.s. map and know that every single state allows gay marriage and it's not gay marriage anymore, it's just marriage. >> irene littlefield and lynn mcdowell are here from florida. >> we never thought ever. not in my lifetime. >> they were married in new mexico last month and at the

time were driving through a patchwork of states where their marriage may not be recognized. >> they were a little concerned about it. so this morning was especially happy for us. it was just like, okay, now we can go anywhere. >>. >> reporter: at the start of the trans ride march this transgender actress was surrounded by supporters. >> this didn't start off as a political movement, it just started off as trying to stand up for your own rights. >> reporter: 46 years ago a group of trans sexual women were fed up with being bullied by the police so they fought back. she's anticipate couples can now marry who they love regardless of their gender, but she says there's still a lot of work to be done. in san francisco, abc 7 news. abc 7 news was at san

francisco city hall the moment people first got the news. there was a lot of cheering and raw emotion among the dozen or so same-sex couples gathered to hear the decision. lieutenant governor knew om was there, he told the crowd that the decision sends a strong message. >> don't ever despair. don't ever give up. don't ever believe a challenge is too big. >> knew some began his fight for equally marriage rights back in 2004 when he was mayor of san francisco. that year he directed the city clerk to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples which was this violation of state law. while san francisco is often the focus of gay pride the lgbt community also received overwhelming support from the city of san jose. abc 7 news reporter allenan wang has that part of our team coverage. >> marriage is a fundamental right to every human being. >> reporter: the celebration broke out as suddenly as the supreme court ruling came down. openly gay leaders like assembly

member evan lough and santa clara supervisor ken jaeger shouted from the steps of san jose city hall. >> thank got that the confederate flags are going down in many areas of the country and the rainbow flag is heading up. >> reporter: others expressed their emotions after hearing same-sex marriage is though protected across the entire country. >> i actually cried. i'm on my way to work and i got a text from my mom and she was the one that told me. i got coked up. >> often you don't know you're stressed until the stress is over and that's really the experience i had. >> reporter: 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 as a whole still doesn't like it, you know, but now we've got the law on our side. >> reporter: but many here realize it will take longer for attitudes to change. in san jose, alan wang abc 7

news. no surprise no everyone is happy about the ruling some harsh words from same-sex marriage opponents they say the supreme court violated the constitution and that there will be unintended fallout 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 hearing. >> the court just redefined marriage as an adult centric institution and eliminated the only institution that specifically unites kids with their moms and dads. >> the people behind protect marriage.com vowed to continue their fight writing a bare majority of the supreme court has abruptly cut off this on going debate unilaterally imposes its view of what's good with society. judge anthony he scalia's dissent was usually bitter. anthony kennedy wrote the nature of marriage is that through its enduring bond two persons

together can find other freedoms such as expression intimacy and spirituality to which scalia ponded, really? who ever thought that int haes and spirituality, whatever that means, were free tomorrow's. and if intimacy is, one would think tree tomorrow of intimacy is a bridge rather than expanded by marriage. ask 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 really proud of you and you know, just -- just know that you know not only have you been a great example for people, but you are also going to you know bring about a lasting change in this country and it's pretty rare when that happens. so i couldn't be prouder of you and your husband and god bless you. >> thank you, sir. that means an incredible amount to me. >> jim sooud ohio to make his

home state recognize him as the widower of his partner of 20 years. president obama sent out this tweet yesterday morning using the #love wins. immediately that hashtag began trending. all this is even more significant for same-sex couples in states where same-sex marriage was banned as abc 7 news reporter katie mar zul la shows us there were emotional and impromptu weddings in the hours polling the supreme court's ruling. >> reporter: the people gathered at the u.s. supreme court were first to hear the news. from there it was a race to the nearest judge or city hall clerk. in texas 85-year-old jack evans and 82-year-old george 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 really emotional.

it's going to be a great day. >> katrina blood worth and emma folks are the first same-sex couple to say i do if in georgia. >> what happened today was so historical and for us to be able to -- for our family to be legally recognized in the situates this is such an incredible day. >> in cleveland, ohio keith garrett and chris richardson had a plan in place for this day, they let their bosses foe and had a grend on stand by to act as a wedding photographer then all that was left was to say i do. >> it was trying just to remain calm and just get the words out, you know. anyone i guess who has ever gotten married they probably experienced that. >> but most didn't have to wait to make their wrun of 18 years legal. katie marz low, abc 7 news. >> there's no question that pride weekend will be even more celebratory than usual this year. here is a look at the big events happening in san francisco today, the commemoration ceremony for the pink triangle on twin peaks began at around 7:00 a.m. at noon pride will officially start with the

celebration at civic center plaz sfwla which goes until 6:00 p.m. you can head over to the castro district at 3:00 p.m. for the pic party and at 3:30 this afternoon the dyke march kicks off at dolores and 18th. the big pride parade is tomorrow gets up market treat from biel to 8th street part will run extra trains to get you into and out of the city. >> and for more information on the pride events happening this weekend, just go to our website, abc 7 news.com. and as we bring in our meteorologist lisa arden a lot of people headed out to the big event. we're expecting record louds crowds in san francisco is that. >> the weather is going to cooperate. temperatures will be pretty seasonal, in the mid 60s with partly cloudy skies later on today, but we are looking at numbers this morning in the 50s. so depending on what time you head out there, mount tam you've got low clouds and high clouds with cooler numbers arriving here sonoma raceway today big event, we'll talk about that and

a how the higher clouds will impact your high temperatures when we return. >> lisa, thank you. a dramatic development in the case of two convicted killers who escaped from a new york prison. where the search for the second suspect goes now after authorities shot and killed the other. plus -- >> ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> the powerful moment led by the president that has much of the nation talking. discover brookside and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers. flavored with exotic fruit juices. it's chocolate and fruit flavors like you've never experienced before. discover brookside.

new video this morning from charleston, south carolina where a woman was arrested for taking down the confederate flag at the state capitol. witnesses say she climbed up the flagpole early this morning, she was arrested for crossing the fence around the flagpole. the confederate flag was raised again a short time later. calls to remove it permanently have grown in recent days after a white supremacist shot and killed nine people inside a charleston church. at that church yesterday president obama delivered a powerful address at the funeral of pastor clementa pinckney. >> blinded by hatred the alleged killer could not see the grace surrounding reverend panik

knee and that bible study group. the light of love that shown as they opened the church doors and invited a stranger to join in their prayer service. >> pinckney was one of nine people shot and killed last week during a bible study class at that church. at his funeral the president spoke about the nation's struggle with racism and then did something no one could ever remember happening before. ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ >> the emanuel ame church will hold two funerals for three more victims today. in new york state police have resumed their skerch for the one remaining escaped prisoner. after three weeks on the run luck ran out for one of the killers and his partner is believed to be armed and

desperate. abc's elizabeth hurt has the latest. >> reporter: after thousands of officers searched hundreds of miles of dense terrain for three weeks weeks, the border patrol s.w.a.t. team shot and killed richard matt 17 miles from the canadian border. >> a person towing a camper believed that their camper had been shot. originally they had heard a sound, this he thought maybe they had a flat. when they pulled into a camp site they examined the trailer that they were towing and realized that there was a bullet hole through the back of the camper. into the law enforcement partners, tack cal team, hell couldn't erred the team came upon matt engaged in martin truex, jr. who was armed and mr. matt was shot and killed. >> reporter: officials confirmed their second fugitive david sweat is still out there. the manhunt intensified in malone, new york after a woman

reported getting a suspicious knock on the door, police responded and dogs picked up the scent which led law enforcement to a second burring surprise rised cabin. police set up a perimeter and they are urging vigilance into sweat is still out there, he is considered dangerous, we are going to continue to look for him and search just as hard physical we find him but please any kind of sightings, don't approach, please dial 911 or our tip line. >> reporter: police say from day one they assumed the two were armed and we are told officials recovered a shotgun where matt was shot and killed. elizabeth her, abc news, new york. it's an event nearly two decades in the making and it's now just hours away. tonight the four surviving members of the grateful dead will perform live together as the dead for the first time since jerry garcia passed away in august of 1995. the concert at levi stadium begins a five day mini fair well tour dubbed fair thee well celebrating 50 years of grateful dead. the band's long time manager

says while she is may be the last shows, the spirit they created will live on forever. >> deadheads love each other and the if a blngt that these shows will happen is only going to be you know, sort of one top in the path. it's not over. >> the dead will also play levi tomorrow followed by three shows next week in chicago. a much anticipated summer competition for young lifeguards is canceled this morning after 15 great white sharks appeared just feet away from the beach. this video showing sharks swimming off sea cliff state park yesterday was posted to facebook, children and teens belonging to the junior lifeguards program traveled to the beach for physical tests. organizers pulled the kids out of the water after searchers in helicopters and boats saw how many sharks were there. no injuries were reported. time now is 8:18. getting a heck of the full weather forecast, lisa, many people headed out to the sonoma raceway this weekend.

>> we will have high clouds up in the nrt bay, but temperatures will be cooler. the cool down started yesterday with that southerly surge in the north bay but it's taking another day for our east bay valley to get into a cooler trend. 99 in concord and livermore 100 in antioch, that's not too cool. today we're looking at low to mid 80s. check this out this is an area of low pressure sending up the high clouds the sub tropical moisture will reach the sierra nevada. not only to they have the heat, but they have the possibility of some dry lightning. red flag warning from south lake over to western nevada all the way town through parts of the yosemite valley and it's going to be 102 in yosemite. relief is here it's been here at our beaches, so this is the boardwalk in santa cruz where numbers are ranging from anywhere from 2 to 11 degrees cooler than we were yesterday. so at the coast, san francisco and oakland not much change. san jose 60 right now it's 59 in morgan hill, upper 50s in san

francisco and speaking of san jose we've got partly sunny skies for you. today at about 80 degrees, should be a beautiful afternoon. average a high is about 84. so in the 60s today or right now i should say from concord liver for and mare field and this is much cooler, as much as 10 degrees cooler in livermore than you were this time yesterday. napa 59 degrees. so 24 hour temperature change really highlights the cool town all around the bay. 4 to 6 degrees cooler from palo alto to san jose. so a couple things going on. high clouds low clouds and we've got an area of low pressure that is bringing all that together. so with the cooling spreading inland today should be a nice afternoon, but you will notice the high clouds. tomorrow those should thin on out and we will see more sunshine. bump up the numbers a few degrees. then high pressure builds back strongly from the desert southwest and that's going to bring the heat back. a couple of days of feeling for our friends in the east bay as

the high shifts to the east and that will allow for the numbers to come down significantly about 10 to 15 degrees from pleasanton, san ramone but back to the coast, look at the fog san francisco 54 daily city no changes at 59 half-moon bay 60 with some gusty winds at times, redwood city a mixture of clouds and sun, upper 70s through mountain view and sunnyvale with san jose coming in at about 80 degrees. we talked about san francisco, how nice partly cloudy and through 6:00 it should be if the mid 60s and our east bay just 83 over by the delta and 72 in richmond. we talked about sonoma here is your forecast. partly cloudy and 74 at 3:00. the accuweather seven-day forecast maybe a few degrees warmer tomorrow, the heat returns monday and look at tuesday, near 100 degree heat. you can see what's showing up on live dop her 7 hd anytime with the abc 7 news weather app it's free on app store or google

play. a nice break from some of the warmer temperatures we've been experiencing the past week. >> we need it. >> thank you. up next the changing dynamics of nascar, how new technology is revolutionizing the sport of racing at sonoma

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have you ever thought the officials at a sporting event needed their eyes checked? you will be happy to hear this. as fans flocked to sonoma for this weekend's nascar races the officials will use lasers and computer vision to take the guesswork out of it. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom that is a look behind the scenes. >> reporter: sonoma raceway's infamous turn two has ruined its share of tires, good thing there are rots of spares. when the crew jumps over the wall for the pit spot 50 cameras will be watching. >> whether there was a chassis adjustment done. >> officials who used to stand on pit road now sit in this trailer said to have 9 million times the computing power of the first space shuttle. >> same amount of air conditioning as four houses. you can see all of the service down here, all of the vision processing service. >> reporter: they create an image like this tracking the car, the crew members an even the tires and alerting officials if it they break the rules. >> the system is has said you potentially have a pep at for

driving through so many boxes on entry and alerts the official in red. >> reporter: is setting it all up takes serious math. >> we can take the mean averages and work out the various shapes. >> reporter: no you you can't question those calls. >> the video will show us whether the crew member's foot issen o the ground or not. >> reporter: the official yagt starts long before the race at the inspection station where they've traded clipboards for computers. >> they have lasers at each wheel plate. >> reporter: the computer measures the car against the official rules and for the first time stores the records digitally. >> help us to see and track vehicles from race to race without having a lot of paperwork to shuffle through. >> reporter: the inspector marks off this checklist on a tablet. >> if any one has red they have to have it fixed before heck get a sticker. >> reporter: that all important inspection sticker is still made out of paper. at sonoma raceway, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news.

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saturday morning. thanks for waking us with us i'm chris nguyen. we're in for cooling temperatures across parts of the bay this weekend. lends send it over to our meteorologist lisa argen. >> the cool air has arrived and that 91 in kemp field, san rafael, gilroy, morgan hill it's over because we have the low clouds, the higher clouds and what about that 98 in concord? 99 in livermore. you, too waking up to temperatures at least 10 degrees cooler in some spots around the bay. underneath partly sunny conditions. a kwings of some high clouds the low clouds, the stronger sea breeze allowing for 60s and 70s across the bay. here 80 in san jose but notice the high clouds and the 80s have

pushed further to the east pushing those 90s into the sacramento valley. there will be some sub tropical moisture and possibility of dry lightning in the sierra. european tour operators are canceling tours to tunisia this morning following a terror attack that left at least 37 people dead at a beach resort. isis is claiming to be behind the attack. one of three that happened within 90 minutes around the world. abc's brian ross has more. >> reporter: it was just before noon when the gunman hit. his targets mostly british and german tourists. still in their bathing suits on their beach chairs as rescue workers rushed them to the hospital and this this popular resort on the am mediterranean. >> i turned the bullet just hit me in my arm. >> reporter: it was a massacre, at least 39 people dead 39 more wounded. the bodies covered with beach towels. >> i just saw the gunman firing

so it's, randomly at people laying on the sun beds on the beach. >> reporter: he killed people in the sea, said another eyewitness eyewitness, and he killed people it in the swimming pool. another tourist told an irish radio station the gunman even shot at one of the areas popular beach hot air balloons. >> i looked up 500 meters and saw a balloon collapse down and rapid firing and then on the beach started saying run run. >> reporter: unchecked terror as the lone gunman identified by tunisian heedia as the man this this photo stalked the grounds with an automatic weapon before he was eventually killed by police. abc news's bob woodruff is tune that. >> reporter: authorities say he hid in a boat and the authorities are trying to determine the background of the gunman and whether he is connected to isis or any other terror group. >> reporter: within hours of the tunisia attack 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 u side bomb attack in kuwait where 27 people were killed during prayers at a mosque. >> and that was brian ross reporting. in tune is that today hundreds of tourists have packed airports scrambling to get out of the country sthop. making headlines, efforts tp in skra to recover the bodies of nine people. the plane containing eight passengers from the holland hearing ship westerdam along with the pilot crashed into a cliff. a recovery crew had had to secure the plane before they could safely work to remove the bodies. ntsb investigators are looking into weather as a leading cause of the crash along with mechanical failure or simply pilot error. new this morning, president obama says the supreme court decision on the affordable care act means the law is here to stay and that opponents need to

move on. in his weekly address the president says the justices' decision is a victory for hard working americans because it makes their lives more secure. this from a law that has been according to mr. obama unfairly attacked since its inn is sepgs. >> for all the misinformation campaigns and dooms day predictions for all the talk of death panels and job destruction, for all the repeal attempts this law is helping tens of millions of americans. this isn't just about obamacare this is healthcare in hearing. >> the president added it's time to stop refighting battles that have been settled again and again. now to the story about the fight for equality and the supreme court's landmark ruling on same-sex marriage. it's been a long battle with much of it happening in the heart of san francisco. ear is abc 7 news reporter katie u dis >> reporter: people in the cast pro neighborhood are ra now living in color having traveled the long road to marriage

equality. >> we've been waiting for a long time for this to be true. >> reporter: attorney and gay rights activist john ward says it was bumpy and sometimes a dangerous journey in it was just dripping with hatred and prejudice and, no you are other. you are other. you are other. nr in 1978 he founded gay and a 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 because i was so nervous. >> reporter: decades later a fwlad attorney argued marriage equality at the investigate and upon in a 45 5-4 decision. >> i needily looked at this dissenting opinions and thought how can they take it away. >> reporter: long before former san francisco mayor gavin newsom performed same-sex marriages in 2004 people like anthony lopez fought for fairness. >> i have a right to have a business. >> in the '70s he opened the first gay latino bar in the

mission, but the police held the permit. >> it was just fighting and fighting and fighting. they didn't want you to succeed. >> reporter: but many succeeded. changing rules and capturing hearts. once considered a radical supervisor harvey milk, his former camera shop now a store for the human rights campaign. >> it's still extraordinary to me how much things have changed in my lifetime. >> reporter: and while same-sex couples can though marry from california to kansas, we are far from over the rainbow this terms of equality in the united states. >> people think we've won something. we have and we're just beginning the next phase of the journey. >> reporter: abc 7 news. 8:36. pride colors are on display at landmarks across the country in honor of the supreme court's ruling and celebrations already planned for this weekend. the state capital here in california no exception. take a look at the state senate president pro tem tweeted this

picture. pride colors were in full display across the country this is what niagara falls looked like overnight with the giant water falls lit up. we invite you to share your video and pictures of this weekend's pride events to us. #abc 7 now. up next the new trans bay terminal is taking shape. we'll show you how the grand central station of the west will improve your commute. the time is 8:37 as we take a live look outside at tahoe this morning. we know many of you are agenda up there to get away for the weekend. beautiful conditions as we begin the weekend. lisa will have the full accuweather forecast coming up in a few minutes. female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

the time is 8:40. we are taking a live look at san jose this morning. you can see the access building on the right and one south market to the left where they just put up the marquis sign. we will get a check of the full forecast with lisa in just a few minutes. work on regional connection for bay area commuters is quickly taking shape with much of the construction on the trans bay terminal completed underground. we're finally seeing it rise above street level. carolyn tyler updates us on what's going on.

>> reporter: at first on mission streets in san francisco commuters are watching an icon raise rise, one that might make their trip into san francisco easier some day. >> you absolutely get a feel for what that experience is going to be when the tran is sit center opens in late 2017. >> reporter: dennis is senior project manager of the $1.9 billion new trans bay terminal project. its designed to be the grand central station of the west. a hub for bay area transit. on the upper levels regional bus lines will carry commuters to and from the city. underground cal train and high speed trails will bring commuters up the peninsula. >> we've 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 theffw 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. >> reporter: shawn mckneel with is with the structural engineering firm on the site. he says building something this big with a cal length. >> one of the principle goals of the structure was to provide you know a building that is going to be green tagged after a large earthquake. essentially allowed to be open immediately for operation with buses running on the second level. >> work in the blocks surrounding the is center has ratcheted up too. >> right behinds us is that new bus ramp from the bay bridge to the center. >> they will be connected to the terminal by a suspension street a gateway for those in a car or on a bus. construction aboveground is moving quickly. the structure is expected to cross over fremont street by the

end of the summer. caroline tyler abc 7 news. funding for cal train and high speed rail still aren't locked in. when the center opens it will only be have bus service. 8:43 on your saturday morning. lisa, so much going on this weekend, pride festivities, toyota save mart 350. a little something for everyone. >> that's right. pretty nice weather. the cool down is underway for our east bay valleys and right here camera, 60 degrees you can see the high clouds cooler conditions all around the bay today and partly cloudy skies. we'll talk about the second half of your weekend and the heat is coming back soon. i will let you know next. also ahead the fight over water rights that could affect millions o

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san francisco could soon be fighting for its rights to the river that fills the hatch hatchy reservoir. the is city to stop drawing some of its water from the river. san francisco holds numerous water rights to the river, some dating back more than a century. water from the river is used to fill the hetch hetchy reservoir which serves 2.5 million people in the area. the puc says it needs to see what water rights this affects

before commenting on the matter. >> 8:46. let's get a full weather check with lisa argen. >> live doppler 7 hd bringing this cooler air to our east bay and pretty much status quo from san francisco to oakland. north bay you saw a big cool down yesterday as well as the peninsula, you a no m isolated spots in the 80s and 90s. we're going to fix that for you today. looking at the culprit right now from mount tam we've got the low clouds here and some of the high clouds. so temperatures with that cloud cover are on the mild side but certainly cooler than yesterday. 62 in mountain view 61 morgan hill 59 in san francisco and high clouds in san jose. so numbers around the bay are comfortable and that delta breeze kick up to over 30 mile an hour. the marine layer will grow a little throughout the day and with the added high clouds all of that combined the trough offshore bringing in the cooler

air for the weekend you, but by next week the heat returns, it will be pleasant here though because the heat will be inland. cooling spreads inland today, near average temperatures tomorrow and we'll look for that warm up again especially tuesday, wednesday, thursday in our inland east bay with the coast staying in the 60s. looking at our radar and satellite composite, two areas of high pressure, it's this one that is pushing off to the east and that's allowing for a clockwise throw in the sub tropical no itch to move into the sierra nevada, also allowing for a trough of low pressure to enhance our marine layer. so that allows for the pleasant weather, the temperatures coming down to near average, with the spread anywhere from the 60s to the 80s. more the way we like it for summertime. it is awfully hot still in yosemite with the possibility of dry lightning, not only there but from mount shasta lake county, all around northern california, the sierra nevada, western nevada. we have the possibility of high

fire danger as well with the red flag warning and then partly cloudy skies in los angeles. we are definitely reaping the benefits of the cooler air. how about maybe some cherry garcia today down at the levi stadium for the grateful dead as we have the fare thee well with temperatures in the upper 70s. 72 in richmond today as well as san mateo, 78 in napa. looking at high clouds in sonoma today for the race. so it's going to be pretty busy on the roadways, make sure you give yourself plenty of time but the weather will be cooperating. back home over in oakland look for 69 today, 1:00, 4:00 same temperature with that wind up to about 15 miles an hour. the accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures very pleasant over the weekend, the warm up starts monday inland and around the bay last seen throughout the week but the coast is the place to be if you want to beat the heat. >> i knows this is going to sound weird but every single time i hear of the grateful dead

and grateful dead and jerry garcia i think of cherries garcia ice cream. the third base man with the colorado rockies might be the san francisco giants achilles' heel. he had himself quite a game last night. larry biel has the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. the a's took a five game winning streak into the come seem facing the first place royals, last time they met was in april and it turned ugly. it was a bean ball war, everybody behaved in this game. fans loved themselves brett laurie. jessie hand had allowed three homers -- make a four. morales looked like it was going foul but it kept carrying and carrying, a fair ball 1-0 kc. hand gets eric house mer to ground to davis tafs throws it away, two runs score 4-0 kc. alec fword.in the sixth uh-oh

high, deep and aloha. haun came in having allowed three homers in 85 innings, gave up two in six numbers. the a's a 5-2 lot to the royals. giants also home hosting the rockies on lgbt night, no more until the fifth. susac there it goes, he gets all this breaking ball, that is deep and gone. 1-0 giants his second of the year. top six giant killer follow land after that the toe a three run blast into the beachers 3-1 rocks. he homered twice in at that game. giants would tie it up hudson puts two runners on lopez gives up the go ahead run when carlos gonzales doubles in a run. 5-5 in this game. the rockies hold on to win 8-6. the u.s. women's national soccer team has not allowed a goal had in the past 423 minutes of this women's world cup and that's a good thing because the offense is not producing much.

team u.s.a. against china in the quarterfinals in ottawa. u.s. has allowed one goal the entire tournament, only goal of this match 51st minute julie johnston johnston, lloyd with the header, laid in her 200th match. scores for it the second straight gill 1 listen nil the final team u.s.a. moves on to face germany in the semi-finals. the newest warrior met the need i can't, clooney was the 33rd pick in the draft he laid one year at ucla. there is some history about his hip which was injured at ucla the warriors look at clooney as a little bit of a project, and he says his hip feels fine. >> i played the whole season with it and i went through the workouts with it and i still could play now, i can -- i can play just tine i can walk good, i'm not hurting right now. so, you know, i'm looking for the doctors telling me what they want me to do but this is an

injury i had i can play with and i can do well with. >> speaking of the draft, the nhl draft began last night the sharks too many timo meyer from switzerland he is 6'1"209 pound right winger he can score, had 44 goals and 90 points in 61 games with the halifax moose heads. you can deal do it with the moose heads you can do it pretty much anywhere. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry biel. the votes are in and the you go least dog has been crowned. we will meet this year's winner

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clouds and low clouds adding to our cooling trend today. 75 in san rafael, that's down from your 91. it was in the upper 90s in livermore and concord yesterday, low to bid 80s should do it for you, 80 in san jose just a few degrees cooler san mateo, 72 and santa cruz at 70 degrees. the seven day forecast we will lose the high clouds tomorrow. looking at the big warm up, though throughout next week inland and around the bay as highs once again rebound to near triple digits tuesday and wednesday. even in the mid and upper 80s around the bay but the coast stays cloudy and cool. that's been saving us with all these little heat waves. >> enjoy the pleasant conditions this weekend. thanks to you or joinings us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. news continues now online on social media and on all of your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. abc 7 news continues ats 5:00 p.m. for lisa argen and the rest of us has abc 7 i'm chris nguyen. make it a great day, everybody.

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