>> good morning. i'm carolyn tile aer. thanks for joining us on this sunday, july 10th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, nice and sunny. the breeze already picking up in san francisco. over 15 miles an hour at times. live doppler 7hd showing a little bit of fog around half moon bay, elsewhere full sunshine. in san jose you are cooler but already at 64 degrees. mountain view mid-60s. 67 in the city. at the coast the fog is trying to clear. in emeryville low 60s santa

rosa, 673 livermore. you had fog earlier. in santa cruz mid-70s today. right now it's cool, but we will look for the numbers to climb to the 60s and 70s by noontime. by the afternoon we are just a little bit warmer, but the winds are going to be gusty on the coast, breezy around the bay, so that playoff set some of our cooling. but the week ahead, much warmer. i'll have it for you coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. this morning demonstrations continue across the country. protesting the recent police killings of black men. the city of dallas is also dealing with a mass shooting that took the lives of five police officers. we are live in dallas with the latest. good morning, kenneth. >> good morning. there's a lot of focus on the fallen officers. the memorial is growing by the hour. today we are also learning more. protests across the nation

continue. >> demonstration necessary minnesota against police brutality turns violent as protesters clash with police. officers in riot gear came in with smoke bombs. police across the country worked to keep the peace after recent police killings in st. paul, minnesota and baton rouge where protesters faced off with police officers. >> too many african-american males lives are being taken away from us and this has to stop. >> in dallas police surrounded their own headquarters after reports of a suspicious person in their garage. sharpshooters and s.w.a.t. teams were on the scene but the sweep turned up nothing. there was an incredible scene outside the d. two voice barely visible patrol cars are there. the police chief told cnn johnson was planning a much

larger attack than the one carried out thursday. >> we believe that the deaths in minnesota and the deaths in louisiana just sparked his dell losing to fast track his plans and saw the protest in dallas as an opportunity. >> chief brown also said johnson had a journal of ramblings in his home and in the parking garage where he was killed, the man used his own blood to write letters on the wall. and investigators are still trying to decipher it. ab7c news. >> i'm sure the. >> you it's a way for some people to express their feelings. what else are people doing to copy? >> well, carolyn, you are right. they are coming here to cope with we have seen families and parents and that lot of residents come here to the

dallas police office to lay down flowers, candles, notes of support. it's been an incredible scene. you see behind it goes a long. >> thank you. president obama is in spain this morning after attending the nato summit in poland. his visit cut short because of the dallas shootings. the president apologized to the king of spain for his abbreviated visit which was years in the making to emphasize the important reliance between spain and the u.s. president obama returns to washington, d.c. tonight before heading to dallas. demonstrators are planning a peace protest on the marin side of the golden gate bridge this morning at 11:00. they are outraged over the deaths of black men at the hands

of police in louisiana and minnesota last week. and take a look. this is yesterday afternoon. 200 protesters stopping traffic in san francisco. they brought the entrance to the bay bridge and i-890 at fifth and bryant streets. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana was there. >> this is where the protesters made their last stand. they have a simple message. >> we want people to know what is actually going on, what police officers are actually out here doing and getting away with, and it's not okay. >> but the problem is complicated. this round of demonstrations are in response to the officer-involved shooting of at ton sterling in louisiana on tuesday and philando castile in minnesota on monday. they wanted to get on to the bay bridge to shut it down but they were met with a line of police and highway patrol officers. >> we rushed the freeway because that's the only way to get people to listen.

>> lots of people were caught up in traffic in the whole thing. what do you tell them? >> i tell them i apologize for the inconvenience but the only way to get people to look and do something. >> there was a lot of anger aimed at officers during the protests but the sniper shootings in dallas where five police officers were killed did affect protesters. >> i wouldn't wish death upon anyone because i have lost a loved one this senseless violence. >> after five hours the group disbursed without an arrests. abc7 news. the blue ribbon panel appointed to look into the inner workings of the san francisco police department is expected to release their final report tomorrow. san francisco police commissioner, joe marshall, said the shootings in louisiana and minnesota are less likely to happen here. that's because of the recent reforms of the police department and the blue ribbon panel. back in may that panel found the department lacks transparency and accountability.

marshall said the culture of policing has to change. >> unless you make the changes, incidents like this, what happened in st. paul and baton rouge, are liable to happen again. it will take change. the goal has to be to make the change. >> marshal credits the acting police interim chief for the changes within the department. today the university ame's church in palo alto is setting aside some time for people to come together to talk, pray and support each other. the church creates a safe place to vent and express feelings about the recent shootings. it starts at 1:30 this afternoon. in the north bay a fundraiser to help future police officers expanded because of the tragedy in dallas. yesterday abc7 news was in american canyon for the california cadet academy's public safety fare. that event raises money for teenagers who are preparing for future careers in law enforcement. this year the volunteers also

collected money for the families of the dallas officers who were killed. they tell us last week's event has only strengthened interest in emergency service careers and support for them in napa county. >> it takes a certain type of person. there's a lot of risk and you definitely have to put the needs of the community before yourself at all times. they are there to serve and protect us and to have that happen it's kind of scary for anybody. >> yesterday's fair included a bicycle rodeo, a car seat safety check, vehicle inspections and a distracted driving stimulator >> people in the bay area are showing their appreciation this weekend for the men and women helping to keep their community safe. the mountain view police department tweeted this photo yesterday with the caption nothing makes a saturday better than some great tasting lemonade.

thanks for letting us stop by. patrol tweeted this picture with the caption, no matter the task at hand there is always time to make a positive relationship with the people we serve. time now to get a check of the accuweather forecast with lisa. >> hey, carolyn. we are looking at some breezy winds right now, about 18 miles an hour in the city. they will be gusting to about 3. all the sunshine from the sutro tower camera. temperatures averaging in the mid-to upper 60s we will reach that today. a little less is in the week ahead. i'll have the forecast next. >> thank you, lisa. also, a brush fire quickly grows to 1100 acres in l.a. county. how crews are trying to keep the flames from spreading later this afternoon. and the vallejo woman kidnapped and held for ransom. police want your help finding her. we will have the latest.

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♪ ♪ >> a vallejo woman is missing this morning after being kidnapped for ransom. the fbi has been called in to help find 57-year-old elvira babb. she was kidnapped june 30th. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> she was too nice of a person for something to happen to her. >> elvira or elvie babb lived

alone in this one-bedroom apartment. crime scene detectives have covered every inch of the place in hopes of find being the 57-year-old. vallejo police arrested these four, who they say kidnapped babb. her son got the ransom message. >> they got the message they would hurt her if they contacted the police and didn't deliver the amount of cash specified. >> abc7 learned that this man was the ringleader and may have even been ba bbs neighbor several years ago. here's an excerpt from a facebook quote he wrote. i'm about to have to turn myself in and i need you all to pray for me right now. he was arrested in sacramento. police believe the only motive was money. >> i can't believe it. she didn't have money. she was just barely making ends meet. >> she didn't have a car and relied on friends to drive her places. she was last seen at this seafood city store on june 29th and on the 30th her son rushed to her home after receiving the ransom demand,

only to find her apartment empty and her dog dead. >> i think it's terrible somebody could be took like that and we didn't hear anything. >> the more time that passes the more police worry. >> the victim has been gone for over a week so it causes us deep concern obviously. we are hopeful we will be able to locate her alive. >> none of the suspects are cooperating with police. lisa amin gulezian, abc news. >> now you might remember another kidnapping case in vallejo that made national headlines. you remember this. vallejo police originally thought the kidnapping of denise huskins back in 2015 was a hoax. further investigation led to the arrest of matthew muller. investigators say mullens drug and bound her before abducting her and eventually letting her go. his kidnapping trial is set to begin in january.

a san jose woman is asking for help to find a burglar that broke into her car and made off a trunk that belonged to her boyfriend. it happened on thursday at 2:30 in the morning on bush street in san jose. a man wearing a red hoodie smashes the window and takes the trunk, along with other belongings.video caught the burglary as it happened. the man drove off in a black pickup truck. she wants the trunk back saying it holds sentimental items of her boyfriend's. >> here you are looking at drugs, money and guns from a big bust yesterday from contra county detectives. they show this picture of $30,000 worth of heroin, ecstasy , methamphetamine and marijuana. you also see the cash. detectes made the bust on thursday on a home in elkhorn way in antioch. two people now face charges.

>> this fire started yesterday afternoon in the stevenson ranch area. officials evacuated at least 700 homes as a precaution, but those orders were lifted around 9:30 last night. the l.a. county fire captain said flames have come to within feet of homes. the fire is now about 20% contained. >> . >> one of the most prestigious clay and glass festivals in the nation is happening this weekend on the peninsula. abc7 news was at the palo alto art center at more than 150 clay and glass artists showed off their creations in one of the largest shows of its kind. the two-day free event features both fine and functional art and from collectors from throughout the u.s. >> this is the one show they come to every year and if they want to buy clay or glass, they are here t represents the top

quality glass from artist from professional artists from around the state of the california. >> it runs today from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ♪ >> yeah, he's singing the blues, and people are happy to get the blues in the east bay this weekend. abc7 news was at hayward city hall plaza yesterday for the hayward-russell city blues festival. after world war ii blues artists like big joe turner and big mamma thornton brought music from the south to the bay area, where it became known as west coast blues. the event continues this morning at 11:00. >> no blues weather-wise, right, lisa? >> not at all. we have low dewpoints and the air is very clear. good air quality. but we are looking at winds to pick up throughout the day

today. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. the air is beginning to clear. lots of sunshine up toward the pacific northwest. the weather system keeps us cool again today. in fact, the breeze kicks up around the bay. but cubs the system passes we will look for warmer days. in fact, it's been about a week since we've seen 90s in the inland valleys and they will be come back. there's the last stretch of fog. from the east bay hills camera right now, it's 60 in the city, 62 oakland, 64 mountain view, 59 morgan hill and half moon bay. from our south beach camera, lots of sunshine. 53 santa rosa, 60 napa, 64 in novato with mid-60s by the delta, 63 live more and 66 concord. how much cooler? if you were up earlier, it was a lot cooler. but with all the sun now it's 3 to 7 degrees cooler from san jose to antioch. napa definitely feeling the cooler morning out there. from mt. tam, i wanted to show you this picture.

you still see the fog. a bit of a marine layer. winds are gusty, anywhere from 20 to 30 miles an hour. if you are doing hiking or biking mt. tam up toward santa cruz mountains, also looking at breezy to windy conditions. mostly sunny this morning. the winds throughout the afternoon, especially along the coast. then a warming trend. you are really going to feel it in the next couple case. mainly in the middle of the week. the wind gusts by about 1:00 this average, you see the gusting near 30 miles an hour at point reyes and anywhere from 15 to 20 miles an hour inside the bay. so still right on through 7:00 it's windy at the coast, breezy around the bay, and we will be looking at santa cruz enjoying sunshine for the next several averages. so 74 there. the warmer spot. the winds from ocean beach to half moon bay. you were at 635 yesterday half moon bay. i still think you will see the 60s despite the gusty winds. it will feel good at times

before the sea breeze kicks up. ocean temperatures in the mid-50s. in the south bay look for 80 santa clara, 81 morgan hill and on the peninsula mainly 70 eats for you. upper 60s from palo alto to mountain view. los altos about 79. san francisco plenty of sunshine, mid-60s. about average. again, kind of breezy to windy out there. 82 santa rosa and napa. near east bay a pretty afternoon with 73 in san leandro. 75 in union city. you head inland and just a few 80s coming into the picture. mid-80s from concord to pittsburgh. 81 in pleasanton. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 60 to about 86 today with the wind especially along the coast and tomorrow patchy fog, even warmer but the 90s return tuesday, wednesday and thursday looks to be the warmest days inland. pretty hot. near 80 around the bay and staying in the 60s at the coast. we've got the a.i.d.s. walk.

it's just a week away here in san francisco. so it should be forecasting another sunny afternoon for that. that's july 17th, golden gate park. register online or call. remember, carolyn, the end of june we couldn't get a cool day, and now we are trying to warm up. it's been awfully chilly. we're working on it. >> sounds good for this week. thank you, lisa. next, a meow for help leads to

if a thief uses your debit card, how can you prove it wasn't you using it for purchases? a man had that problem and he came to michael finney for help. >> magician david shows us an old coin trick. >> a kennedy half-dollar. you don't see many of these anymore. they are very rare. >> the coin disappears. but with a few rubs of his palm, >> it looks like it vanishes completely, but it can reappear. >> it reappears. too bad it didn't happen like that in real life. >> it is certainly not any magic book would have taught me to get out of. >> in real life, all the money disappeared from david's bank account. he found out when citibank called asking if he had been running up charges during the night. >> i'm like unless i'm doing

something in my sleep, that was not me. he checked his wallet, his debit card was missing and it was no trick. his debit card has chip technology. his atm requires him to insert it and leave it there for transactions. he forgot to take the card back. >> i walked away unfortunately with the card inside. >> he believes someone watched him type his pin and snatched the card. the person drained his account then deposited this phony check and kept buying. citibank investigated, but to his shock denied his fraud claim, saying he could have made those transactions. he had the account 14 years. never made purchases like this but says citibank refused to review surveillance video to find out who did. >> at this point i was at my wits end. side. citibank reviewed the case and reversed their decision, returning his money. they said while the claim was

denied initially based on the details provided to us, this time it has been honored. >> and the money vanishes. >> david said this time magic couldn't have brought back his money. >> unless you call abc7 on your side and because of them, i was able to get my money back. >> david tells us citibank reversed the decision after reviewing his 14-year history with the same account. the real take away, make sure you take away your chip card after your transactions. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side". firefighters in oakland saved a kitten from a storm drain yesterday after hearing it meow for help. it came on the corner of 12th street and 26th avenue. the kitty's face could be seen peeking out from the grates. firefighters pried open the cover and pulled it free. the kitten appears to be in great shape. much more ahead on the sunday morning news. last week was a tough one for

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except for the fact not only will the winds be around the bay, they will be quite gusty at the coast. i will detail that and talk about the warmer weather for the week ahead. >> in dallas the headquarters went on lockdown yesterday days after a former army reserve man shot and killed five police officers. a suspicious man was spotted in the police parking garage. the s.w.a.t. team searched but never found him. in minnesota, hundreds upset with the shooting of a black man there marched on to the highway, blocking traffic in both directions fair hours yesterday. it started peacefully but

demonstrators started throwing objects at police officers. 21 were injured. st. paul police say 100 people were arrested. many of them not from minnesota. in baton rouge about 100 people were arrested outside police headquarters as tensions reached a boiling point between protesters and police after a black man was shot to death by an officer there. officers were in full riot gear with shields, helmets, rifles and vests. protesters started throwing water on police, causing things to quickly escalate. last week's events have exposed the racial divide that still exists in this country and it also sparked a national conversation. abc news nighttime anchor byron pitt has more on the talk so many black parents are having with their children.

>> last week's event sparked a national conversation. abc news "nightline" anchor byron pitts has more on the talk so many parents are having with their kids. >> in dallas, somber faces and outstretched hands. chris and tina atkins brought their three children out to show support for the dallas pd. but when they get home, they will resume what black america has long referred to as "the talk." >> now we are telling them just the basics, keep your hands where he can see them, no sudden movements. >> the 15-year-old chris junior gets an earful. he gets his driver's license soon. >> if i don't listen and understand, i could potentially be one of those in the video. >> it's a talk laura has never had with her 23-year-old daughter kate because she didn't believe it was necessary. >> but now we are in a bubble. i don't know if i should be embarrassed about it or thankful for it. >> in the age of social media, the avalanche of disturbing images. the bubble bursts for all of america. and in the new universe, a new kitchen table for the talk, facebook. >> dad, why are cops killing kids? >> i have to have a talk with you. >> the talk is about surviving

and it's core is about navigating society. chris has explained to their children why since they moved into a white neighborhood in dallas he has been pulled over three times. >> the tail light is out. when i got home, the tail light was not out. it could be they didn't expect to see me in that neighborhood. >> that was byron pitts reporting. the black lives matter emoji is appearing on twitter again. three clinched fists and various shades of brown. it appears at the end of the #blacklivesmatter. to encourage diverse perspectives, they decided to bring back the emoji. this picture of two kids is getting attention and warming hearts everywhere. scenes like these have been happening across the country.

our coverage of the shootings in dallas, as well as impact of the shooting in the bay area and officer shootings will continue on our website and on twitter. more news now. turmoil at fox news. more women have reportedly come forward alleging that fox news chief roger ales sexually harassed them. abc news reporter candice gibson has -- kenneth gibson has the details. >> overnight, new allegations against fox ceo roger ales. six women alleging that ales also sexually harassed them years ago. this week, former host gretchen carlson filed a lawsuit claiming her contract at fox news was not renewed after she complained she was harassed by ales and refused his sexual advances. now a former model tells abc news that whether ales was a

producer for the mike douglas show in the late 60s, he allegedly told her to sit on the sofa and lift your skirt up. some questioning the timing of the suit brought by the former fox host. >> typically the cases are filed after someone is discharged. >> there was a scathing article released by new york magazine, and also the writer of "the loudest voice in the room." " said he's not surprised by the allegation. >> roger a les was in a position of power over the women that worked for him. >> they fought back saying the author wasn't given direct access to ales and the book was never fact checked with them. >> that was mr. gibson reporting. take a look. this is an inspirational report of jail inmates who saved the life of a guard who suffered an apparent heart attack.

inmates managed to break out of their holding cell and screamed for help. one inmate leads the effort. >> why did you do that? >> he's a good man. it never crossed my mind whether he has a gun or badge, if he falls down, i'll help him. >> officers arrived and performed cpr. they used a defibrillator to shock the man back to life. he is expected to be okay: a mexican man says he has proof that mexican drug lord el chapo did not escape from prison. the mexican secretary of the interior tweeted out this picture friday night showing el chapo still inside prison walls. there were rumors of his third escape. they appeared in a news article and spread quickly on social media. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. five years of drought has taken a toll on california trees. see how the forest service is

keeping track of the damage. and here is a live look from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. you see the sparkling water there. sunshine today and rising temperatures also a bit on the windy side. lisa argen along shortly with the full accuweather forecast.

>> sale of condos of new units are more than used buildings. there are more than a thousand new condos on the market compared to about 830 previously

lived-in condos. right now another 2500 are under construction. nearly 5700 are being planned. while condo prices increased nearly 3% last year, some neighborhoods, like potrero hill and south market saw prices drop. below average temperatures are a thing of the past. here's lisa. >> maybe one more day, carolyn. it's close. numbers will come up just a little bit today but also you can see the winds picking up. a live shot from emeryville right now where it's nice and sunny. 60 degrees. the winds light. we could see them gust over 20 to 25 miles an hour this afternoon. we will talk about the week warmup that's coming up in the days ahead. that's a few minutes away. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, one of the warriors draft picks shines in las vegas and the opening game of summer league. the game was decided at the buzzer. rick quan has all the highlights coming up in sports.

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owned murray just the won his second wimbledon title. he joins fred perry as the only british men to win multiple wimbledon titles since 1952. the giants will try to sweep the diamondbacks in the final a game before the all-star break.

it's hello kitty day at&t park. first pitch at 5:05 this afternoon. if you are not going you can watch the game on our sister network espn. yesterday the giants leaned on their bullpen to win their third straight. here's rick quan. he has all the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. despite the absence of joe panik, matt duffy and hunter pence, the giants still find ways to win. yesterday they knocked off arizona to improve to a major league best 56-33. not everything went smoothly. this lady makes a splash while trying to catch a foul ball. buster posey throws the baka ball back, and he wasn't looking but still caught it. and javier lopez had a nice trip on the way to the bullpen. after committing a big error on friday night, arizona third baseman jake lamb loses this ball in the sun. that allowed brandon crawford to get on base.

one batter later, grant green, who is filling in for panik, a homer off robbie ray. his first of the season. gave san francisco the 3-2 lead in the fourth. they added one more in the third. he doubled into the corner and blanco scores from first. 4-2 was the final, the giants have now won seven. -- seven of their last nine. >> i love having the chance to play. that's all i've really asked for. it kind of sucks that joe is hurt, and you never want that. but i'm enjoying the playing time and being able to play with such a good team. >> we've had huge guys step up. the guys come together, we've taken them in and we've tried to let them know they are a part of what we do. it's fun to watch that happen. >> with hall of fame pitcher nolan ryan looking on, the a's took on the astros. oakland's lone all-star steven vote put the athletics on top with this solo shot in the second.

and then in the third the base hit to left. that brings home josh reddick. while vote supplied the offense, kindell braveman was superb on the mound. he was scoreless for 8 innings. the a's hang on to win 3-2. summer basketball in las vegas had the warriors taking on the spurs. this game went down to the wire. golden state assistant jarron collins getting the shot as head coach. patrick mccaw had half of the first quarter points. russ oneale takes it all the way, and watch this. spin move to the hoop for the basket. the dubs with 15 points. nice move there. from long-range, he had 14 points. came down to this with 7'6" man guarding the pass. anderson gets it to jonathan simmons, who makes the baskets. the spurs pull out the win 63-61. and that is sports for a sunday morning. i'm rick quan. see you again tonight at 5:00.

>> all right. my buddy, lisa, is up there on top of the building testing out the weather. >> that's right. good morning, carolyn. hi, everyone. it's nice and sunny. yesterday we had the higher humidity and the muggy conditions with the cloud cover. right now lower dewpoints, they dropped off into the 40s. that means the temperatures in parts of the north bay were in the mid-40s. live doppler 7hd still looking at fog around half moon bay and low pressure tracking into oregon and washington providing the cooler-than-average temperatures all week long. it will also provide breezy conditions around the bay area today. the wind will be building especially along the coast with gusts up to 30 miles an hour. starting with mt. tam. you see it's hazy here. still moisture in the atmosphere. looking down on richardson bay, 630 san francisco, 62 oakland. mountain view and san jose, as well as morgan hill. half moon bay fog and 59. right now from the east bay

hills camera, it's in the mid-60s for concord. 6 about livermore and santa rosa. novato up to 70 and by the delta 66 degrees. from the south beach camera you see the sunshine. but temperatures anywhere from 2 to 9 degrees cooler than average. here's the south beach camera. we will look for the sunny start for the giants game today but it will be windy. breezy to windy and then we look for the warming trend to really get underway through tuesday through the end of the week. here's a look at the wind. the wind profile. you see along the coast is where the wind builds throughout the afternoon. inside the bay it's breezy and they are out of the north-northwest. it's going to feel a little cooler than the actual reading of the air temperature. 87 in sacramento. look for about 68 in tahoe. still novato looking at high fire danger with breezy winds and los angeles checking in at 79 degrees. so if we are looking at santa rosa as an example, it's been

below average. the average is 894. today we will hit in the lower 80s. and by tomorrow, a bigger bump into the mid-80s, upper 80s on tuesday. the warmest day in parts of the north bay should be wednesday and thursday. next weekend looks to be slightly cooler n san francisco and oakland, near average. about you remember, breezy to windy, mid-60s to 70s on the peninsula. you feel the gusty wind, 72 san mateo, 77 palo alto. and low to mid-80s arriving from livermore to antioch. 81 in morgan hill. so it's an evening start. final five. 64. 61 about 9:00 with the clear and breezy conditions. the accuweather seven-day forecast, today the coolest day of the week. warming tomorrow with a little fog and low 90s arrive for most of the east bay valleys. you will see the bay warm up into the lower 80s by about thursday. that should do it then it will begin to cool back into next weekend. so that looks pretty typical for

summertime in san francisco in july. am i right, carolyn? you are a city dweller. >> definitely. some people have been complaining about the cool weather. >> already. thank you, lisa. after five years of drought, 66 million dead trees have been reported by the forest service in the suggest everyone sierra. those doing the survey are flying over northern california forests. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom caught up with the u.s. forest service as they figure out where california's trees are dying and why. >> clear! >> early in the morning the u.s. forest service takes to the sky, soaring just above the tree tops. >> we are out there trying to identify trees that have died fairly recently. >> from 1,000 feet up you can see them. >> as it dries out the foliage will change from the green color to yellow, red or brown. that's what we are looking for. >> last year they found record numbers. this year they expect even more after six years of severe

-- first mild, and then severe drought. >> the trees are fighting for with water and now the beetles are able to take advantage of that situation. >> the bark beetle thrives on dry wood. a healthy tree grows new bark to keep the beetles out but a weakened tree is bug food. >> now the beetles have a huge population level. >> they can attack otherwise healthy trees and kill them. the foresters have to find out where it's happening. >> we are trying hard to assess the high priority hazard trees ones that are near buildings or powerlines or buildings or road. >> once in the sky they use an electronic shorthand to mark down where the dead trees are, how many and what kind, all without slowing down and without counting anything twice. >> i draw a polygon and then in shorthand, 88, ponderosa pine, recent mortality. >> flying over about 100 miles an hour. >> everything about this is meant for speed. >> among the agencies getting

that data, cal fire. >> we saw a significant increase in our number of incidents the past several days. the past week we responded to nearly 360 new wildfires. >> spring rains, then summer heat left dry grass on the ground right under the dead trees. >> the fire situation is really severe right now. it will get more so throughout the summer. >> in davis, jonathan bloom, abc news. up next, a block party in san francisco's

streets event in the tenderloin. that's what is happening today. the latest sunday streets events. it will transform a mile of streets in the heart of the tenderloin into community space. you are looking at video from a previous event there. glide memorial church is hosting a sunday streets block party with special activities, including a giant lego build and a dance party. the route includes fulton, larkin, jones and ellis streets. sunday streets runs from 11:00 this morning until 4:00 p.m. >> what about the weather, lisa? >> upper 60s. winds kind of gusty at times. 20 to 30 miles per hour gusts along the coast. 84 concord. about 66 half moon bay, 85 in fairfield, the accuweather seven day forecast, the warmer weather really gets going into tuesday with 60s at the coast, low 90s inland. the warmest day should be wednesday and thursday. looks like another cool-down by

next weekend. so just be add advised, it will probably feel cooler out there than it looks. >> good deal. thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen. our news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great day, everyone. be kind to one another.

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