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>> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, june 26th. let's start off with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist frances dinglasan, in for lisa argen. good morning >> good morning, carolyn against morning, everyone. it's going to be so nice out there. i didn't even bring a jacket and i headed to work at 3:00 this morning. live doppler hd is picking up clouds along the coast. they are trying to fight their way in. as you see with this live shot. we are looking toward sutro tower and, yes! we can see the pink triangle now. oakland 62. mountain view 66. san jose already warm at 67. morgan hill 65. half moon bay still cool and cloudy 54 °. you see some of the clouds filling in to the golden gate bridge but temperatures are

climbing up. santa rosa, napa, novato at 64 degrees and already below 70s toward fairfield, concord and livermore. we have high pressure that will push the clouds back and temperatures will be warming up again to near 100 inland. and guess what, carolyn. temperatures are going to keep climbing for the next few days. i'll have the details coming up. >> thank you, frances. we have breaking news out of san francisco this morning. crews are working on a one alarm warehouse near in the bayview district. the fire department tweeted these photos as they battled the flames. it started around 7:30 this morning off bay shore boulevard at a recycling center. firefighters contained the fire within a half-hour. no other business withs in that area are said to be at risk. no injuries have been reported. an estimated 1 million people will line market street for the san francisco pride parade, with i is described as the largest gathering of lbbt people in the nation.

cornell is live on market street. good morning. >> good morning, carolyn. happy pride. i have to tell you, it will be a great day for a parade. check it out. the barricades are up along market street. street closers in place. as you see, dikes on bikes getting ready to lead the parade like they do every year, as you see on the windshield there. orlando is on the minds of many this weekend. now record crowds could turn out for this year's pride. it's already one of the largest pride parades in the country, perhaps the world. hundreds of floats will be rolling down market street, and because of the orlando massacre, a large police presence will also be here. also at pride fest at civic center. critics say it's just too much. some groups like black lives matter pulled out because of it. others say they like the added protection. and this year many say it's about celebration and remembrance. >> you know, i think orlando is

going to be the second most popular word compared to pride. >> our friend has been in the city for five years and he let us know it was a really big deal, things would be happening. you don't usually see large gatherings of people but for this occasion it's been very different. i wanted to check it out. it's been nothing but a blessing. it's been very cool. >> pride fest continues at civic center today. for the first time there's a security screening in place. if you are coming to the parade, take public transportation. bart, muni, caltrain, ferries, anything you can because bringing your car could be a pretty big bumper. parking is going to be very tough. there's lots of street closers. and have fun. its going to be a great day here in san francisco. we are live along market treatment cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> it's going to be a great day. thank you, cornell. ♪ >> abc7 news was atop

san francisco's twin peaks as a band played during ceremonies for the installation of the pink triangle. the triangle scores one achier and it stretches 200 feet from top 20 bottom. pink triangle symbolizes the badges the nazis forced homosexuals to wear during world war ii during the holocaust. it's now a symbol of gay rights. lots of streets closers as cornell mentioned for the pride sell celebration. area around civic center will be closed today and market street from beale to eighth will be closed for the pride parade. muni is asking people to take public transportation and the agency will reroute buses away from the closers. bart is running extra trains this morning. we have developing news out of the south bay. at least one person is dead after an accidents on highway 101 he is northbound i-280

connector in san jose. it happened around 4:45 this morning. one car is blocking one lane on southbound 101. the chp, of course, is out there investigating the accident and drivers are being asked to stay out of the area. we have developing news out of the east bay this morning. police have arrested a carjacker after a car chase ended in san leandro. it happened just before 11:00 last night. in this twitter video you can see an s.u.v. with flashing lights on fire on i-580 near the high street exit. our media partner, the east bay times, reports an oakland police officer swerved into a pole to avoid hitting another vehicle, causing the s.u.v. to catch fire. the officer was taken to the hospital and has been released. a home is destroyed, several others are damaged, in a fast-moving four-alarm fire that also scorched an east bay trial. that fire caused $650,000 in

damage to at least five homes. lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> the problems became more complex when the wind and grass ran the fire from here down to deer valley road. >> it was devastating. it blew poof in a matter of two minutes and then it was gone. and then this house top t took over the whole hill. >> the hillside burned fast. they attacked it from the contra costa canal below and homeowners on the top of the hill hosed down their decks. >> very scary because everything is dry in the back. we have a little wind going on. its very hot outside. it puts a lot of houses at risk. >> her house was closest to the ignition site.

first it went across her backyard and quickly came in the backyard. >> i saw the burning and grabbed my daughter and went out of the front door. >> two of the three cats were found safe. firefighters were able to salvage a few things, like photo albums, and things that belonged to her late husband. >> it's hard watching my home go up in smoke. >> meanwhile the fire threatened those who lived more than a block away from where it all started. the firefighters moved fast to get those people out of their homes just in case. while the fire is considered accidental, the homeowner whose cigarette started the fire could face charges for negligence and reckless endangerment. in antioch, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. as crews were responding to the fire, they found a marijuana grow operation in a house a couple doors down. antioch police officers discovered 800 pot plants at the home as they were going door to door investigating the cause of the fire. they seized the plants worth more than $1 million in street value. two people have been arrested.

the pot growing operation had nothing to do with the fire on on top of the fire, contra costa county crews had their hands full with the 40-acre grass fire. it was near highway 4. it broke out at willow pass about an hour behalf the antioch incident. crews were able to put out the fire with the help of two air tankers and a cal fire helicopter. firefighters say it could have been much worse. >> it easily could have come down and took the freeway and we would be chasing it over the hill over there. or got up this way and got into other stuff, a communication tower. it could have been significantly worse. >> the fire was contained in about an hour. cal fire stayed on scene overnight looking for hotspots. no injuries reported. high fire danger this week with the really hot temperatures. >> temperatures will be warm. the breeze will pick up a little

bit this afternoon. the marine layer is trying to push its way in but high pressure will win out and that allows temperatures to warm up to near 100 in some areas. i'll have your neighborhood forecast coming up. >> thank you, frances. also coming up, a family holding on to hope. one month since a 15-year-old girl was kidnapped in vallejo. and the fight to block big coal ♪ light piano today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (hawk call) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me.

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>> welcome back. 9:00 113 on this sunday morning. a live look from the south beach scam raw. you can clearly see the pink triangle there atop twin peaks. it's a symbol of about gay rights on this pride sunday. now to the deadly wildfire in kern county near the lake izabella area. human remains have been found in that raging fire that killed two people and destroyed 150 homes. flames have burned more than 35,000 acres. abc news reporter cana witworth has more from kern county. >> the largest wildfire in california engulfing home after home in mere minutes. >> we still have a very ugly fire out there in extremely dry fuel.

and with the winds we have a monster out there. >> unfortunately this is a situation where mother nature you are and a spark collided at the wrong time. >> california's biggest fire, scorching more than 35,000 acres and destroying a more than estimated 150 homes. those evacuated said they will have no idea what they will come home to. >> you feel homeless and helpless. >> others who barely made it out alive, like randy, who had to hitchhike to safety. overnight she found out her home burned down. >> losing a house at age 29 is hard. >> through the tears, she is finding hope, knowing she made it out alive. not everyone was so lucky. stearns county officials saying new remains have been found in the ashes, but they can't confirm they are human. at least five other fires burning in the golden state

stretching all the way to the border of mexico and at a cost of northern $50 million. early summer wildfires stretching across seven other states, chooing up northern 150,000 acres and topping $30 million to contain. abc news, squaw valley, california. >> family and friends are renewing their call to find a teenage girl who vanished from vallejo last month. is 15-year-old disappeared near her home while head today school on may 25th. witnesses say pinson was kidnapped that morning. yesterday her family and friends released the balloons in her honor, just a few feet from where they believe she was abducted. tributes cover a pedestrian overpass near the overpass where she was last seen. >> we will someone to help us find pearl and someone will make a phone call to bring her home.

>> pinson's disappearance triggered an amber alert. her suspected kidnapper died in a shootout request police one day after pinson vanished be >> protesters rallied in oakland ahead of a city council vote that would ban shipping coal from a marine terminal now under construction in oakland. ♪ >> abc7 news gas at the plaza for yesterday afternoon's event. that controversial terminalling is developed at the former oakland army base. it was, indeed, the largest coal export facility in the western u.s. critics say it poses significant health and safety risks not only for oakland but for communities near the rail line. >> we're here to say the city council must pass the ban.

pass the ban! >> the council takes up that ban during a special meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening at 5:00. protesters are expected. >> happening today, tens of thousands of people will be in the north bay for the toyota the save mart 360 race at sonoma raceway. legendary driver ernie irvan returns this year for a short q&a with fans. the patriot jet team will perform an airshow at 10:50 this morning and then the drivers will be introduced. the race starts at noon. you can participate in a post racetrack where you can hunt for prizes. it's going to be pretty toasty out there, frances. >> yeah. toasty and warm. it will be in the low 90s by the time the race starts at noon. so stay hydrated and definitely have some sunscreen handy. live doppler 7 showing us clear conditions and temperatures already climbing up.

check out antioch. it's already 80 degrees. fairfield 74. livermore 72. and san francisco cool at 514 degrees because we have the coastal clouds. can of san jose at 67 degrees right now. the coastal fog did allow things to be cooler compared to 24 hours ago. unfortunately9- that trend is t going to stick around because we have high pressure over the bay area and that means the sunshine and the warmth will win out. from the east bay hills looking toward san francisco and you still see the pink triangle from that far. here's what you need to know. we have potche coastal fog today and it will be warm. and then the heat alert. monday, tuesday and wednesday get ready to sweat or stay in air conditioning if you can. san jose today 80 december and in the mid-90s through gilroy and sunnyvale at 95 degrees.

is san mateo 85. mountain view 87. at the coast is where we will still stick to the 06 seas because of the low clouds. 54 daly city and the sunset district at 67. but for the north bay a range of temperatures. stinson beach, 70 degrees there and low 90s through sonoma and napa. even a 98 in cloverdale and 94 in lake part. it will be comfortable this. in the east bay. 78 berkeley all bat i to 8 about agree monde and 84 castro valley. it will be circulating united states. upper@'s through brentwood and the san ramon valley. the pride parade event gets started soon. a lot of folks are participating from our work. today at 10:00 you don't even need a jacket. we havexd the coastal clouds. temperatures in the mild, low

60s. we will start to cool down down the 6:00 hour. tonight clear inland but foggy at the coast so we will see temperatures from the low 50s in the coolest spots to low 60s. this is why we have the heat alert. on monday, tuesday and wins you see we are in the triple digits for antioch, well above average for many bay area locations. then the sea breeze picks up on thursday and friday where we get closer to average. here's the accuweather seven-day for the forecast. at the coast is where we will see some 60s. wednesday triple digit he's and temperatures around 80s in the bay. some people don't like this cooler so if you need to, head for the coast.

and you will definitely need your sunscreen >> thank you, frances. firing up the grill k, how silicon valley played in the barbecue competition. a look inside disney's first resort on shanghai china. it combines disney magic with the

>> you are all excited about an upcoming vacation when suddenly you are too sick to go. so are you out all that money you paid? michael finney helped a san mateo woman out of a jam. >> this is carlos and samona. >> maria was supposed to go to the wedding of her friends in spain. >> i also wanted to see my family and france. >> however, weeks before the trip she became very ill with lyme disease. >> so i had to call and cancel. that's when my trouble started. >> maria called travelocity hoping she could get a refund for her airfare on british airways. >> i was told i could get a refund and then sometimes they said i can't get a refund. >> maria said she kept getting conflicting information from the airline and travelocity.ç finally she was told no refund.!

she had to use the airfare within one year and an exchange fear. >> i was shaky. i couldn't do the flight. >> she felt too sick to fly so she pleaded for an extension of time, but no help. >> i called them so many times and it was put on hold, disconnected. >> she contacted "7 on your side." we showed travelocity the letters from her doctors advising her not to travel. the company came through. >> she called me that week and said you got the refund. and i just was like, yes! that's awesome. >> travelocity tells us airlines set the rules on refunds. british airlines denied her claim for money back due to illness. but travelocity said we realize the complexity of the issue may have not been made fully clear in her calls with us so we made the decision to credit her account for the full price of the ticket. >> oh, my gosh, when i got the refund i just felt like something good happened for me.

>> most airlines won't refund your airfare if you get sick, but will give you one year to as you your ticket. usually you will have to pay a change fee, as well. a good precaution is buy trip insurance that covers you in case of an illness. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> it is the dog days of summer and yesterday was the day for corgis. waddled across the san francisco beach for a corgi-con. some dressed up in costumes. money raised goes to rescue organizations that help find homes for corgis. abc 7 viewers these pictures were sent using the # abc7now. sent if you see news where you live, send pictures or video to us and we may show them on air or online. barbecue grillmasters competed against one another for top honors for the silicon

valley barbecue competition yesterday. abc7 news was at central park in santa clara. teams seared up some of their best q. one team showed off their barbecue adapter, but the technology wasn't enough to beat that couple. an old-fashioned recipe from that husband and wife team. the couple are originally from the south bay. it is the 30th barbecue competition they have won. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. the final hour of pride parade prep. we will have a live report. and several other cities are holding pride parades today. we will tell you which sports league will be the first to participate in new york city's participate in new york city's pride hi. is the internet still out? yes! come on. work together. work together. do you have anything? no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please.

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>> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. it's heating up. here's our meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa argen this morning. >> good morning. temperatures are climbing inland like crazy. there are some coastal clouds. that's keeping things cool there and you everywhere else we are seeing sunny conditions. as we look toward the pink triangle, mountain view 66, san jose 67. morgan hill almost 70 degrees and half moon bay cool at 55 degrees. as we look from mt. tam toward san francisco you see some of the clouds spilling in through the golden gate and are already starting to recede back to the coast. check out the low 70s fairfield, con ford and liver nor. whether he have a wide thank of temperatures from 60s toast to 1100. ail have the details with the

accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you, frances. we want to bring you back to our breaking news out ever san francisco where firefighters are working a one alarm fire in the bayview district. this video shows you the aftermath of that video. it started off you have play sure believed. a large pile of recycling burn to the ground. no other businesses have been damaged and no reports of injuries. san francisco's world famous pride parade is getting set to kick enough about an hour and the crowd is growing by the minute. cornell is live from the parade on market street. good morning. >> good morning. i have totem you, it's going to be a great day for a parade. folks are gathering. check it out. nobody has a what's on, believe it or not, because it's actuallr

warm here. barricade going up against market street. street questionsers in this place a. as you see, orlando is oned minden many today. record clouds you could turn out. his hu of plus hads. lows he will had be be throws he threw you the day. chrisics say it's too much. many groups like black lives matter pulled out because of it but another others he say they like the addedners. >> i was nerve us to come, my friends are its going to be angaries he. the to any had i thought you it would be fourth it it. >> to it in we come together as a community.

>> private fest continues owe he new orleans evans he h. -- if you are coming to the parade, the big request today from everything, take public transportation. bart, muni, caltrain, ferries, if you can, because bringing your car could be a big bumper. park willing be very top, if nonexistence. lots of road percenters ever in in had had -- road closers. >> the disney family will be here out in force for sure, along with many, many other companies in the bay area and across the try. thank you. as you mentioned, there are a lot of street closers for the celebration. area around civic center will be

closed today and markets street from beale to eighth will be closed for the pride parade. muni is asking people to take public transportation and will reroute buses away from the closers. parts has become running extra trains this morning. we are use are a. of had to celebrate hgbt of where you live. today we celebrate the santa cruz center. here you see members of the youth program marches in the pride many you concern more more on our instagram feel a. a record 32,000 march speakers more than 400 groups are expected to participants in the man at that time incrowd. last he is years event through northern 2.5 million.

precatory toy. the the had had had. and take a look at texas. thousands ever people attended the houston pride festival and parade yesterday. horse hadders there had also in in -- bomb sniffing dogs scattered throughout. you see the names in the yellow portion. of the is more reason and worked assenter club was the grand marshal of the trade you. the will had had. they led the huge saint peter's lettering parade last night. they carried since. of i'm of the victims with the into the being. this is the large effort in florida, usually attacking 100,000 people.

the brexit. britain vote to go leave the e.u. is spilling into american had politics. donald trump returned from scotland but not before using the terminate in. here's abc news reporter mary bruce. >> this morning donald trump's back from touring his golf course necessary scotland. >> there's never been a back drop like. this. >> adeucing hill win of hiding from the press. >> she doesn't want to go on come raw because she's camera. she called. byity. in this video. >> the dow is lower by about 500 points. >> the pound goes down, they will more business. when the town goes down, more people are coming.

>> she released a statement tying the treat end find a the strong support in the white house to propose the allies. the ban on immigrants seem to be solve local lating. >> it's very early in the game. the ban would be lifted on just some countries tied to terrorism. >> here's a new video. >> use ever force is always and only a last resource. >> i would become about (ment awc news, washington. >> a new poll shows hillary clinton has a bigger advantage in the race against donald trump. a new poll just released this morning, clinton has a 12-point lead over trump. 51% to 39%.

the poll also finds two-thirds of american see him as biased against women and priorities. he would called unqualify to serve at president. that's up six months from last month. still ahead, a little boy in the east bay with big dreams and big talent to match. his impressive accomplishment at the age of ten. here's a live look from the south each come raw. see he extent september frances dinglasan will have your forecast in just a few.

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>> welcome back, everyone. it is 9:40 on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us. this is a live look april long market street where the crowd is beginning to build for the pride parade that kicks off at 10:30. before all is said and done you can expect about 1 million people to watch this world famous parade. the yellow guitar owned by prince indianapolis colts owner and music collector jim irsay bought the yellow cloud for more than $130,000. heritage auction said the guitar was a favorite of prince's back

in the '80s and '90s. prince died in april in his a paisley park home in minnesota from what has been determined an accidental overdose of fentanyl. he was 57 years old. >> frances, it's going to be hot, huh? >> yeah. a beautiful shot as we look from the exploratorium. the sea breeze is not going to help inland areas. we with will see triple digit heat. i'll have the details coming up. >> also ahead, madison bumgarner takes the mound on bobblehead night. rick quan shows us if the giants' ace will leave the phillies shaking

♪ light piano today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (hawk call) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing".

>> well, people are staking out the best spots along market street right now. this is a live look as they await the pride parade. try to take public action. bart is running extra trains. the ferryboats are at the ready. the parade starts at 10:30 this morning. let's check out sports. this afternoon johnny cueto takes his 11-1 record to the hill. and madison bumgarner tried to extend the team's four-game winning streak. here's rick quan with all the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, giants pitcher madison bumgarner was gunning for his ninth win of the season as he took the mound against the phillies.

mad bum is also dangerous at the plate, so his bobblehead give away at at&t park didn't end in pitching, but batting. giants got a break in the second. this should be the third out, but this allowed posey to make it 1-0 in the second. bumgarner had a no hitter in the fifth. he struck out two looking. and in all he had seven strikeouts. but in the seventh the phillies got to mad bum for three runs, two coming on this home run deep that ended bumgarner's night. the giants try to rally in the eighth. two on and one out. about brandon crawford lines one to left. this one tyler makes the catch and it doubles off joe panik, who was already at third base. phillies cool off the giants 3-2, snapping their four-game winning streak. at angels stadium, somebody check out the calendar. there were snowmen in the outfield. the a's jumped out to an early

lead in the third. with a man on, danny valencia connects to give oakland the 2-0 lead. and he got to the rookie for back-to-back home runs. first cole calhoun and then mike trout, his 15th of the year. oakland regained the lead with the run in the third and then in the fifth chris davis drives in coco crisp with the two-out single. it's his 50th rbi of the season. albert pujols cuts the margin back to one with this solo shot. the 574th home run of his career puts him 11th on the all-time list. but breathing room in the sixth. crisp drives in a pair and oakland wins 7-3. overton got the victory. the copa america wraps up tonight at chile takes on argentina. last night in arizona the u.s. squared off with columbia for third place. scoreless until the 31st

minute. team usa had a chance to high in the 62nd minute but bobby woods' shot hits the post. colombia wins 1-0. america's fourth place finish ties its previous best. >> at stanford stadium, l. a. scored in the 69th minute in this game. it was 1-0 galaxy. stayed that way until the 90th minute. one last shot for the quakes and chad barrett ties it up. the contest would end in a 1-1 tie. that's sports for sunday morning. i'll see you again tonight at 5:00. >> frandsen ses, we saw the crowd gathering for the pride parade. no one with a jacket on. and they won't need it today. >> you are not going to need it today unless you are right at the coast. it's a t-shirt and shorts kind of day. we go to live doppler 7hd and show you those coastal clouds really not getting very far. they are sticking to the coast. and that kept temperatures cool

at the coast. we are warm up right now. apt i don't think is currently 83 degrees. notice as you move closer to the coast things cool down. oakland is at 62. fremont 65. san jose 67. san francisco 65 degrees but you really don't need a jacket. if you are in the downtown area getting ready for the pride march. 54 in half moon day and 730 in novato. off to a cooler start with the light sea breeze. high pressure over the area so temperatures will climb again. you see the low cloud deck near the coast. that will retreat pretty quickly. we will see patchy coastal fog today, but warm to hot again and then a heat alert monday, tuesday, wednesday. it's going to feel oppressive by the middle of the week. highs today with range quite a bit from 68 in half moon bay. san francisco 71 degrees but

fairfield 100 degrees. antioch and livermore at 98 degrees. san jose at 88. morgan hill at 94. we will also see a lot of low 90s through santa rosa, napa and sonoma if you are head today the race. and the beach is a great place to go, especially the next few days if you want some relief from the heat. temperatures in the 60s but there will still be extreme u.v. index. have the sunscreen handy. highs today warm through the central part of the state. of course, people will be heading to the giants game, as well. sunny and warm at 70 degrees for you there. here's what you need to know. things of just going to get even hotter. here's the forecast for monday. we will see more triple digits. in cloverdale 101 and here 100 in around i don't think.

but at the coast temperatures will hover mainly in the 60s. we could see some 70s by tuesday. even san francisco warming up to the low 80s. we will be well above average on tuesday. wednesday we are still hanging on to the heat. but the sea breeze will definitely start to kick in on thursday. we will notice much more cooling into friday. so here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. a hot day today. present of sunshine. definitely bring your sunglasses with you as well. monday, tuesday, wednesday, triple digits inland. getting cooler by the end of the work week. and more sunshine next weekend. it certainly is summer out there, carolyn. >> yeah, definitely. thank you, frances. here's a great story. a ten-year old boy from the east bay is preparing to embark on a musical journey of epic proportions. on thursday he will perform at carnegie hall in new york. abc7 news reporter katie

marzullo has the story from san ramon. ♪ ♪ >> ten-year-old connor is on his way to play at carnegie hall. ♪ >> it will be his fifth performance there. but his first time on the main stage. >> i wanted somebody that was blindfolded then and they will not say it he didn't do it for his age and somebody will say he is like arthur rubenstein. he's not the least bit nervous. >> it's the big stage and the fun you have playing on it. >> his mom a scientist and his dad, an engineer, are nervous and also proud and excited. they have been nurturing his gift from the beginning. >> he was one-year-old when i noticed he's listening very carefully to my piece and waited until i finished and he would clap for me. >> when he was like three or four years old, he could play any music he would hear. >> at age 5 he composed his first piece.

connor can hardly explain his love for music. >> it's like some kind of passion when it comes into you. >> but ask him what he wants to be when he grows up and the answer comes easily, a pediatric surgical oncologist. >> i want to be the one that cures cancer. >> in the meantime, he has his time on the piano and for his other hobby, cars. abc7 news. >> up next, a new observation deck on top of the world's -- at the top of california's tallest building. it offers more than just

>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $203 million powerball draw. no one picked all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot grows to $222 million. thrill seekers can now ride a glass slide attached to the tallest building in the state. it's called the sky slide. it's mounted on the outside of the u.s. bank building in los angeles. the sky slide is 45 feet long and connects the 70th floor to the 69th at 1,000 feet high. the glass is just a little more than one inch thick looking down to all the traffic in the streets below. riders will have to shell out $33 just to glide down the slide. >> frances, some great selfies you could take there. >> i could. great day for outdoor activities. a pretty shot as we look toward

twin peaks and a nice shot of the pink triangle. 56 in san francisco. check out san jose and morgan hill already at 71 degrees. highs today from the 60s half moon bay, 71 san francisco, up to near 100 and triple digit heat expected monday, tuesday, wednesday, before things start to cool down by the end of the work week. if you want it cool, head for the coast. everywhere else is going to be feeling hot, hot, hot. >> thank you, frances. and thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler, along with frances dinglason, who is in for lisa argen this morning. the news now continues with our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. we are showinga live look as the crowd begins to gather for pride.

have a great day, everyone. happy pride!

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