broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, july 17th. let's start with the quick look at the weather with our meteorologist francine roster. >> hi, carolyn. we're starting out with a lot of clouds, but there are clear spots inland right now. temperatures are on the cool side this morning. we're seeing a lot of 50s out there with san francisco at 54, oakland currently 60 degrees. antioch, 60. here is how it plays out for today. we could see coastal drizzle this morning, that pocket of green there, and as the clouds pull back to the coast, we'll

see a sunny afternoon inland but notice the clouds stick around, and that's where temperatures will stay cool. it will be breezy as well, especially if you're headed towards san francisco. half-moon bay, only 59 today, san francisco, 63, and then warming up inland as we head farther east. carolyn. thank you. developing news out of costa county. a police officer is recovering after a car hit him in walnut creek. it happened around 10:15 last night. police say the car was involved if a hit and run before hitting the patrol car. police have arrested the driver. the officer was taken to the hospital. his condition is not known it. the accident is under investigation. now to the latest on the deadly terror attack in nice, france.

secure camera shows video, if he was radicalized, it happened recently. he was dodging police cars to get to the celebration where he killed 84 people. the promenade is open to the public again for the first time since thursday's attack. people are leaving candles and flowers in memory of those killed. french official says 85 people are still in the hospital. 18 in life threaten conditions. the bay area, french community, remembers the victim in a vigil yesterday. abc 7 news reporter sergio quinntanna was there. >> reporter: this was not supposed to be a weekend of sicking the french national anthem in sandness.

the organizer had several events celebrating bastille this weekend, instead, a moment of silence. the latest tragedy in one of our nation's closest allies, during their cheer ished holidays. >> it is our values. >> reporter: one woman here had several cousins in the crowd there when the truck plowed through the celebration. >> we're very close to the truck, they saw it come. they heard the people screaming and ran away with them. >> this is the second most visited city for tourism. they were a target. >> reporter: among those still missing, nick leslie from uc berkeley, flyers are being passed out with his picture, and

his parents are headed to french. there are still among the dead who are yet to be identified. friends and family are desperately hoping he is safe. even through so much loss, the c consul had a message. >> we will never give in to the terrorist threats. in turkey, thousands of people were back on the streets last night, showing their support for the government, after friday's attempted coup. they flooded into city squares to cheer democracy. at least 265 people died in the failed coup. 6,000 have been arrested. turkey's president, erdogan is blaming a man who lives in the united states. he is demanding the arrest or extradition of gulen. the united states said they will look at the evidence, but turkey will have to prove wrongdoing.

they gaethered around his home n pennsylvania, and he said he left turkey 15 years and has nothing to do with the coup. now to the presidential race. gop insiders, grassroots and delegates are preparing for the republic national convention. democratic, hillary clinton, is launching an attack on both donald trump and his running mate, mike pence. abc 7 news reporter stephanie ramos reports from cleveland. >> reporter: carolyn, what a week it will be. the city of cleveland playing host to the republican national convention, at least 60 speakers will take the stage. the first joint event for donald trump and mike pence did away with tradition, but finally happened. >> so one of the primary reasons that i chose mike was i looked at indiana and i won indiana big. >> reporter: trump taking nearly

30 minutes to introduce pence, insisting he wasn't hesitating as his pick. >> indiana governor, mike pence, was my first choice. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign seizing on trump's apparent in decisiveness with this video. >> i'm looking at ten people. we have it down to five people. i'm at three, potentially four. but in my own mind, i'm probably thinking about two. >> reporter: the trump camp is moving on, already making changes, expanding their political team and swapping out logos. >> now, i think if you look at one of the big reasons that i chose mike, and one of the reasons is approximate party unity. >> reporter: unity, a major focus as 50,000 people descend for the convention. in cleveland, stephanie ramos, abc 7 news. republican national convention starts tomorrow in cleveland. laura anthony will be there,

along with abc 7 news anchor reggie aqui to cover the convention. police in the south bay are looking for the vandals who sawed apart trees. there are not many leads this morning. >> i hope it grows again or some day we'll replant it. >> reporter: adam phillip is heartbroken. they lit candles in honor of the 23 young chinese fringes cut down. >> they are methodically cut and this had been planned with some kind of object. not just broken off. >> it made me really sad and disappointed. i just can't understand like why the trees were cut down. what would cause somebody want

to do that. >> reporter: the city forest planted the trees last fall. they've grown two feet since then and adam comes out every week to water and prune the trees. you care about these tree as soon as. >> i do, deeply, because what they mean to me is for all the ecological benefits for the community. >> reporter: the very community these trees are here to benefit is now cast with helping to find the one responsible for this. those who live nearby are outraged. >> i was just really irritated in general. how somebody can do this with a project like this. it is a beautification project and something we should be proud of and not not destroying. >> it is not clear that the trees are all dead and that's why they're going to continue to water them just in case, abc 7 news. it feels cool out there this morning. let's check in with francis with the accuweather forecast.

>> it certainly does. shortly, you will need to grab a jacket. it is 54 in san francisco and we're going to be on the cool side through the next couple of days. i'll have the detail with the accuweather seven-day forecast. an nba legend lost. we're remembering warrior's hall of famer, nate thurmond. a member of the british parliament visits the bay area. how he got involved in the passionate debat

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this is a live look from the golden gate bridge camera. you can see it foggy there, chi chilly. francis is in for lisa this morning, and have a full accuweather forecast. legend both on and off the court has passed away. warriors hall of famer, nate thurmond, is being remembered as one of the basketball players of all time, and was a man of grace and dignity to all of us here at abc 7. thurmond was chosen as one of the 50 greatest players in nba history. yesterday morning, the former warriors center lost his battle with leukemia. he was 74 years old. in recent years, you know nate joined abc 7 sports director larry beil as an analyst on after the game. larry looks back now at the life of an nba legend. >> standing 6'11" tall and weighing in at 235 pounds, nate thurmond had no trouble living

up to the nickname "big nate." born in akron ohio, a force at bowling green, drafted third overall in the 1963 nba draft. a big man, with a pension for rebounds and block shots. thurmond played alongside greats like wilt chamberlin. incredible defensive basketball player. >> he held his own against legends like kareem abdul-jabbar. >> if you look at what he was able to give to the teams that he played for, i feel that he is one of the greats that ever played the game. >> a seven time all star, thurmond played 13 seasons, tallied more than 14,000 rebounds. became the first player to ever record a quadruple double. 22 points, 14 points, 13 assists and 12 blocks, all in one game. nate once pulled down 42 rebounds in a single game. and his number 42 has been retired by both the warriors and

the cavaliers. dubbed one of the 50 greatest players of all time by the nba, thurmond averaged 15 points and 15 rebounds per contest. in his very best season, 21 points and 20 rebounds a night. in today's nba, he would be a $100 million player for sure. nate was elected to the basketball hall of fame in 1985. >> we welcome basketball hall of fame plr fame, mr. nate thurmond. >> nate the great wasn't just a force on the court. after his playing days, he became a force in the kitchen. the owner of big nate's barbecue in san francisco. he served as a warriors community ambassador, always classy and generous with his time for all the fans. of course, a fixture right here on abc 7 "after the game." he predicted the warriors title,

but also the meal. >> turkey leg. >> why a turkey leg. >> have something to eat while waiving. >> he fell just short of winning a championship as a player, but did take place in the warriors parade. >> they're celebrating the world champion. >> and received a ring from the owner for his role within the organization. nathaniel thurmond, hall of famer, nba legend, husband, father and friend. leaves behind a legacy as large as his stature. such a lovely man. larry shared his last conversation with nate. >> we talked about a week ago, and nate was making these phones calls and calling his friends basically saying thank you. and you know, we were on the phone and he said you know, man, we really had a good run together. and i was like past tense, what

are you talking about. and it just hit me like he was calling to say goodbye. and i immediately broke down and i was -- i couldn't even talk. i was just sobbing and he said larry, larry, just hang on a second. listen, okay, i'm 74 years old. okay, i've a had a great life. i got a great wife. i can't put marcy through this any more okay. i'm not angry. it's -- i am at peace with what is coming. it's okay. don't feel bad for me. he said in a few days, i'm going to see god. and i'm just sobbing at this point. i can't even have a conversation. i said i don't want you to see god. i want you to see kevin durant with me next season. he goes, yeah, i wish, i wish i do that. i just don't think it is going to happen, man. so thanks for everything. and you know, i was just a wreck after that. but here he is, he is facing -- he is looking death in the face, and he is trying to comfort me, because i'm falling apart.

okay, and that's nate thurmond, just a prince of a man, and i can't believe he is gone, and i miss him already. i just miss him. i wish there was some way that it worked out differently, but it didn't. >> powerful tribute. warriors guard steph curry tweeted last night "rest in peace, big fella, legend on the court, amazing man off." steph kerr wrote "so sad to hear of nate's passing." he was a great man. fellow akron ohio lebron said knowing you played in the same league as me growing up gave me hope of making it out. thanks. you can share your condolences fortunate by heading to our facebook. we have posted this photo of the nba great. you can also watch the entire obituary you saw a couple of minutes ago on our website, abc

7 news.com. other news this morning. a 3-year-old girl was rushed to the emergency room, after she developed complications at a dental office in san ramon yesterday. abc 7 was at dear wood road after an unresponsive child at the dental bliss office. medics performed cpr and then transported the girl to the hospital. emergency responders don't believe there was any negligence involved. a member of the british parliament got a first hand look of the firearms seized from convicted criminals in oakland. these guns stunned scottish mp patrick grady yesterday and he met with congressman patrick swallowel. all these firearms were used in murders and shootings in oakland. >> two men will get into an argument, they pull out a handgun and start shooting at each other on the street and

somebody driving by gets killed. >> people in scotland, but you know, not with assault rifles. >> 86 people died in oakland from gun related violence in 2014. compared with 43 in the entire country of scotland. happening today in oakland, nonprofits that helps animals is giving free vaccines and low cost spay and neuter services. will t will keep pets healthy and out of the shell ter. they are asking for donationdon. it starts at 9:00 this morning on 29th avenue at the oakland animal services. we have broken ground. >> no shovels needed for this ground breaking yesterday.

guide dogs for the blind sent us video of sparks the dog for the new puppy center in san they'll become service dogs. the $20 million facility is scheduled to open in 2018. happening today, it is the annual oakland as preparedness festival ahead of the game at the coliseum. triple a, represelication of whn 8.0 pert quake feels like and how to be prepared. this is video from a previous shakeout it starts at 10:30 this morning at the oakland colosseum. right now, here is francis with your accuweather forecast. >> hi, carolyn. that was an impressive shaking

van. it looked real. we have widespread low clouds spilling into the bay and also current temperatures in san francisco, 354 degrees, oakland, a 9, mountain view, a 7, san jose, 56, morgan hill and half-moon pay at 54 degrees. live shot of the golden gate bridge, trough pushes in and that allows temperatures to come down. santa rosa is 52, nap na, 55, fairfield, 55, concord, 58, and livermore is at 56 degrees. from the cameras, we can see the low clouds over san francisco, but we can still see koi tower right now. you have a cloudy morning, patchy drizzle, and then this afternoon, sunny once again for inland areas and around the bay, but the clouds will linger at the coast.

temperatures a little cooler than average, possibly through tuesday. here is a look at the aids walk. it will be cloudy and cool. 7:00 this morning, temperatures in the low 50s, and even by lunchtime, just peaks of sunshine, temperatures will start to climb up to near 60 this afternoon and only partly sunny conditions there. it will be nice in the south bay, 80 degrees in san jose this afternoon. santa clara, 79, and also look for temperatures to hit the mid 70s and the lower part of the pens peninsula. notice the clouds at the coast, keeping things cool. 57 degrees in daily city, and santa rosa hitting 80 degrees today. you'll also find cooler than normal weather in the east bay, 68 in berkeley, oakland, 70 degrees. fremont, 79 degrees. plenty of sunshine, still inland, you might like the

cooler weather, because it will hit the mid 80s, walnut creek, san ramone. we'll see the clouds push in tonight and our forecast animation shows more drizzle for tomorrow morning, and thicker clouds. the areas of green, you see possible drizzle, temperatures will mainly be in the 50s. monday will be our coolest day of the week. as we see increasing clouds and notice we'll be only in the low 80s inland. so here is the accuweather forecast. we've got a breezy afternoon today. and tomorrow, it will be cool for july, the coolest day of the week. things will start to ramp up a little bit, the 90s return to the inland areas wednesday, rather thursday, friday and saturday, with plenty of sunshine, even a little milder at the coast. this year's aids walk is in golden gate park. you can still register.

call 415-615-walk.

abc 7 news was in richmond yesterday to celebrate a homegrown sailboat design with the unveiling of a new sculpture. the world famous el toro style was developed by a group of sailing enthusiasts that kids could sail. they designed it so the hull could be cut out by two sheets of plywood. olympic champions have learned

to sail in an el toro. food brought people together in the east bay yesterday. abc 7 news was in fremont for the halal food festival, the largest event of its kind in america. all the meals were halal certified, meaning they met islamic diet temporary guidelines, and a fun carnival for the kids. much more ahead on the abc 7 sunday morning news. a ceremony in the east bay to commemorate the 72nd anniversary of the port chicago disaster. the special guest who will be there. also, pokemon no go, why the worldwide debut of pokemon go d not go quite as

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news. welcome barks, everyone. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist francis, in for lisa argen. good morning, francis. >> good morning, everyone. we've got a lot of low clouds along the coast and along the bay. some clearing in inland areas. temperatures right now mainly in the 50s with oakland, heyward up to 60 degrees and livermore, 56. here is how the day plays out. we have the live view toward the santa cruz there, around 7:00 this morning, still plenty of clouds, with temperatures in the low 50s to 60s. by this afternoon, the clouds will be at the coast, but temperatures will be climbing up into the low 80s in some inland areas, and then later on in the afternoon, we'll see warm temperatures inland but we're below average. things will start to cool down with the sun set at 8:30 tonight. we have a cooling trend in the middle of it, and that will continue. i'll have the details with the

accuweather forecast. >> thank you, francis. in the race for president, slamming donald trump. pick for mike pence. >> we are the law and order candidate. >> donald trump is a good man and he will make a great president of the united states of america. >> in a new video, hillary clinton calls pence the most extreme vp pick in a generation. we are just one day away from the start of the republic national convention, and the rnc chair will talk about the final preparations in cleveland this morning on "this week." secretary of state john kerry discusses the horrific attack in east france. you can catch the full interviews on this week with george stephanopoulos at abc 7. the republic national

convention will start tomorrow, and laura anthony and reggie aqui will be providing live coverage. they'll also cover the democratic national convention, which begins just a week later. in texas, the final funeral was held yesterday for the officers killed in dallas. a catholic funeral service was held for patrick zamarripa in fort worth, he was one of five officers killed following a peaceful protest of fatal police shootings in minnesota and louisiana. several bay area officers went, including san francisco and richmond. after the service, they tweeted these photos, with different patch, same family. sfpd is proud to stand with dallas police, #dallasstrong.

a man in maryland picked the wrong convenience store to rob. they show him pointing a shotgun at a clerk with two other customers. unphased the clerk grabs the firearm out of the suspect's hands. he runs away empty handled. police arrested the man the next day. he has been charged with attempted armed robbery. apparently not everyone in the world is a pokemon go fan. the popular mobile game was supposed to launch in 26 countries yesterday, but it crashed. a group of hackers is claiming responsibility. last night, pokemon tweeted the issues causing the server problems have been identified. trainers should once again be able to search for pokemon in the real world. a group of grateful employees surprised their ceo after his generosity this past year. >> oh, my god.

are you kidding me? >> the workers at gravity payments presented dan price with his dream car, a new tesla. last april, price surprised every employee of the seattle company by raising the company minimum salary to $70,000 a year. the workers say through all the successes and challenges of the past year, their boss has never put himself first. and from an entire company's generous act to an entire community, a georgia town is helping a student who wants to learn and grow. gloria riviera has the story. >> i'm just in total shock. >> reporter: fred barley is full of gratitude to those who think he is full of prom mills. 19 and homeless, he had no way to get back to gordon state college in georgia for his second semester. >> i didn't have a ride and my brother handled me a bike.

>> reporter: fred road six hours in the summer heat, so he could register early. but he had nowhere to live, until his dorm room covered by his college loans, opened in august. police found him in this tent, near campus. >> i'm like, man. this is crazy. >> reporter: officers paid for two nights in a motel room. then a good samaritan helped him get a job at a pizza joint. >> he just wanted to do this on his own. >> reporter: next, the entire community rallied, a go fund me page raising more than $150,000 for him. fred, who says his biological parents are not in the picture, promised to keep his grades up and save money for medical school. he had this wish for the day he graduates. >> hopefully on the day i graduate, all you all there, i'm like waiving to the crowd. i love you all. >> reporter: gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >> love that. the parks ceremony is comet

rating the port chicago disaster. the oldest national park ranger will be there to honor the 320 sailors who died in the explosion back in 1944. most were black. friends, family and visitors are invited to attend. the event is free. it starts at 3:30 this afternoon at the concord regional park. still ahead on the abc 7 sunday morning news, the 30th annual aids walk san francisco kicks off later this morning. how it has help give hope to hiv and aids patients who at one time faced an uncertain death sentence with their diagnosis. low clouds and cooling trend. francis will have your forecast in just a few.

fremont, palo alto, north bay and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. stunning story of survival from hawaii. two pilots are recovering after being lost at sea for over 20 hours. they ran into trouble, when they were flying from oahu to the big island on thursday in a small twin engine plane. a rescue mission began when the plane disappeared from air traffic control radar, and they were spotted swimming to shore wednesday morning. one pilot's father was overcome

when he learned his son was saved. >> i'm surprised i can even not trip oh over my tongue and talk. it is a great feeling. >> federal authorities are investigating why the plane went down. both pilots are expected to make a full recovery. take a look at this. these are two 8-year-old lion brothers, right after they were introduced to two females in over a year. after several confrontations, jabari established himself as the dominant male. tempers have calmed. they now appear to accept each other's presence. the zoo says it is one of the few in the country to successfully exhibit a group of adult male and female lions in a single exhibit. well, we are in store for cool weather today. here is francis. >> yeah, look for below average temperatures. the trend continues for the next few days. live shot from emoriville shows

the low clouds and stronger sea breeze and it helps cool things down. details coming up. >> thank you, francis. a whack ky finish for the giants. first time you've seen a game in this way. highlights comin

welcome back everyone. it is 5:43 on this sunday morning. this is a live look from our south beach camera, showing you the lights on the bay bridge, and a surprising amount of traffic for early this morning. prepare yourself for below normal temperatures today. francis is in this morning for lisa, and she'll have a full accuweather forecast. this morning, abc 7 news anchor dan ashley will mc the opening ceremony for the aids walk san francisco in golden gate park. it has raised $86 million in just under three decades.

abc 7 news reporter leann melendez looks at how much the fight against hiv and aids has changed since the first walk in back in 1987. >> if you weren't at these functions, it got to the point that if they're not here, they must be dead. >> describing how in the early '90s, quickly spread in the fashion industry where he worked. he was diagnosed in 1984. >> my lifestyle, i can't blame the world. i own it. >> like so many aids patients, howard's life was extended, thanks to anti viral drugs. >> they were like horse pills, six, three times a day. >> today, he is 55, and one of the patients registered at ward 86 at san francisco general hospital. ward 86 opened in january, 1982 as an outpatient clinic. today, it is the oldest hiv

clinic in the world. >> okay, big deep breath. >> a new program to care for older hiv positive patients is now being developed. it is called the golden compass. as the patient grows older, the devastating effects begin to manifest themselves. >> especially thoses who were affected higher on, higher rates of heart attacks, higher rates of cancer. >> dr. monica ghandi is the director. like a compass, four areas of care, the heart and mind of the patient. their bones, dental and vision well-being and social networking, all in one place. >> it is so hard to navigate health care, it is so hard to navigate public transportation when you're older and frail. we want everything here. >> howard says so far, life is still good and ready for this new stage of his life. >> obstacles will come left to right any way.

if you're healthy or not, it doesn't matter. it is meant to come at you to make you go forward. not to have you stuck. >> the golden compass program is one of three sponsored this year by aids walk san francisco. with their support, it will launch in january 2017. this year's aids walk san francisco starts at 10:30 in golden gate park. dan ashley and his band push will entertain participants at a post walk concert. you can still register. just call 415-615-walk, or visit sf.aids walk.net. francis, a jacket? >> definitely. it will be cool and cloudy for most of the morning in san francisco. you can see the clouds right now with live doppler 7. we've got clouds filling into the bay. but as we zoom in a little tighter, we're already seeing a little clearing right here.

sfo and san mateo. here is a live shot at sfo, clear skies, and low clouds as you look farther towards san francisco. temperatures in the 50s for the most part. san francisco, 54, oakland, 59, mountain view and san jose, 56, and half-moon bay, 54 degrees right now. looking out, looking south, and the sunrise at 6:32, will be visible in inland areas. napa, 55. concord, 58. we're looking a calm bay right now. here is what you need to know. cloudy morning along the coast and around the bay. sunny, once again this afternoon, especially for inland areas. the sunshine will break through around the bay but the clouds will stick to the coast throughout the afternoon.

where it will be cooler than average for the next few days. forecast animation, coastal drizzle, the areas of green there, and notice throughout the afternoon hours, you'll see the sunshine but the clouds pulled back, still foggy along the coast this afternoon. but it is still going to be mild and comfortable in san jose, 80 degrees with plenty of sunshine. a lot of folks headed to the menlo park summer fest. warming up 63 degrees and if you're heading to the aids walk, it will be cloudy and cool even later on this morning and this afternoon. santa rosa, comfortable at 80 degrees and cooler conditions as well in the east bay with only 68 in berkeley. union city, 78 degrees. heyward, pretty comfortable at 76. inland areas, our warmest location will be antioh ock at 90, other areas through walnut

creek and san going to need sunglasses and sunscreen. breezes, 20 miles per hour this afternoon, westerly sea breeze. that will keep things on the cool side. sheer a look at the week ahead. our average high in san jose is 84. we're below that today. monday will be the coolest day. we've got the cooling trend into monday, staying on the cool side tuesday. before things start to bounce back up midweek. you'll find with the accuweather forecast, a breezy afternoon, it is going to be cool tomorrow, the coolest day of the week, an definitely below average for july. partly cloudy on tuesday, and then start to warm back up wednesday, where we see more sunshine and temperatures in the 90s for the inland locations on thursday and friday, and saturday. carolyn. >> i'm going to enjoy the cool weather. thank you, francis.

let's check out sports with this afternoon. all-star game started johnny queto hopes to be the giant stopper as san francisco avoids being swept by the padres. first pitch at petco park, 1:40 this afternoon. they let another one get away in extra innings. here is rick quan in this morning's sports. >> good morning. walk off home runs, but how about a walk off walk. that's how last night's game ended between the giants and padres. it looked like they were films dumb and dumber three. jankowski takes off for three, posy ends up on left and they fell behind 3-0, san francisco gets back in the game, and pagan with a two run shot but the giants tied up in the sixth on solo home runs from mack

williamson and pena. san diego, albert suarez, strikes out nores, and a grounder to first. game still tied at 5. in the tenth, posy connects off quackenbush to make it 6-5, san francisco, his 12th homer of the season made the giants fans extremely happy. but santiago castile, off the glove the crawford and tied at 6. castile, off the mound and gets called for a ball. that's from the third, game oning run. 7-6, final, tough loss for the giants. third base man ryan healey got called up. he got his first hit. 3 run homer, that gave the as a

4-2 lead. points to his family, an emotional moment for the healey fan. gave the rookie the silent treatment before they let him know how they really feel. sonny gray wasn't great, but still got the win over six innings in the third, they take them deep but got a pair of home runs from chris davis. he now has three in two days, and 22 for the season. the as win 5-4, after the contest, healey was treats today a pie in the face, and a gatorade bath. welcome to the big leagues, kid. earthquakes play host, san jose was winning, when they take down endo and gets hit with a questionable red card. former quake justin morrow has his first goal of the season in the 44th minute. in the 52nd minute, quintero,

and san jose had only nine players. this did just fine, and they score the go ahead goal. the quakes beat toronto 2-1, ending a 7-game winless streak. that's sport for sunday morning. i'll see you again tonight at 5:00. it is national ice cream day, where you can celebrate in the bay area.

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. good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, july 17th. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist francis lawson in for lisa argen this morning. >> hi, carolyn. good morning, everyone. gray skies once again, except for inland areas where there is a little clearing. on the school side, with temperatures mainly in the 50s right now. san francisco is at 54, oakland, though, a little milder, at 59 degrees. sheer what you can expected to. you see the low clouds and increase sea breeze, temperatures on the cool side this afternoon. 7:00 this morning, still cloudy with