50s and 60s by 7:00. the sun coming up in about ten minutes. 70s and 80s. coastal clouds by noon. the warmup continues inland with mid-90s there. we'll talk about how much waerm it's going to get. tropical moisture on the way as well. kate? >> thanks, lisa. a 68-year-old man is facing charges for allegedly dealing drugs out of his senior citizens home. the drugs are about as hard as you can get. reporter leslie brinkley spoke with a neighbor who saw the dealer operate out of her building for two years. >> reporter: the dealer? a 68-year-old man who lived in this senior housing complex in the piedmont area of oakland. the customers? young women in their teens and 20s. this woman says she saw it all unfold night after night from a window looking down on the circle drive.

>> hand over small packets of drugs to people get money. car drives away and then 15, 20 minutes later another car comes through. so continual traffic coming through here buying drugs from him. >> like drive-through drugs. >> drive-through drugs. >> this disabled senior complained to buildig management. >> the company called satellite affordable housing associates. we went by their berkeley office but they were closed and no one answered the phone. we were told they couldn't do anything about it. to talk to the police. >> residents alerted police and according to the east bay times, authorities arrested the 68-year-old man in late june and found what appeared to be cocaine, black tar heroin and marijuana inside his car and inside his senior apartment. the paper reports court records show he's a 14-time felon and pleaded not guilty. >> i was appalled that this could happen where i live and to see this man doing this under our nose and think that he could get away with this.

>> reporter: she claims there was only one disabled parking shot in front of their building and that this man, this dealer parked their every day within the end a falsified placard. residents are relieved he was arrested and now has moved out. in the newsroom, i'm leslie brinkley. abc 7 news. a bicyclist is dead after being hit by a vta light rail train in san jose. the accident happened at 4:30 yesterday afternoon near the light rail station along the winchester line. train services stopped for several hours after the accident. sheriffs are still investigating. milpitas police are investigating the death of a man as a homicide. the man's body was found in the parking lot of a business early yesterday morning on windsor street. police haven't revealed how the milpitas resident died but it is suspicious. residents are asked to contact officers with any information they have about the man's death. a man is in the hospital after being shot in the neck

during a robbery at the berkeley marina. the victim nearly drove into the bay after the shooting which happened near the municipal pier at 3:30 yesterday morning. police arrested a person of interest on unrelated charges. the car was towed away where the roads by cesar chavez park near where kite festival is happening. were closed for several hours. we're learning new details about the nation's first large-scale public housing transformation project. it's called hope sf. it's in hunters view later on this year. this is just the first phase of the project. hope sf will renovate a total of 2500 units into sustainable and energy efficient homes without displacing the residents who live there. they're in hunters view, alice griffith, and sunnydale. at all sites, they should be complete by 2027. affordable housing for rent and to own will also be built three years after the public housing project is complete.

now to developing news overseas. australian police confirmed that stopped an islamic conspired plot to bring down airplanes. authorities carried out major raids across sydney. abc news reporter brad milky reports. >> australians woke up to police conducting raids in five locations around sydney. >> there has been a major joint counter terrorism operation to disrupt a terrorism plot to bring down an airplane. some people were planning to commit a terrorism plot using a device. >> four man have been arrested a tv station reported that 40 riot officers wearing gas masks stormed a house before an explosives team found a suspicious device. >> people out back and people screaming and yelling at each other. guys with masks on. >> officials did not release specifics on the time and location of the alleged plot but -- >> we believe it's islamic-inspired terrorism.

>> increased security measures in effect at all australian airports. >> travelers should be prepared for additional scrutiny. >> police say, so far none of the suspects have been charged. brad milky, abc news. new york. more developing news out of barcelona spain. a fire that may have been caused by fireworks. 22,000 concert-goers were running for their lives. this shows the fire starting right on the left hand of the stage and clearly it grew very quickly. the flames broke out at the tomorrowland music festival. fortunately, nobody was hurt. back here in the u.s., thousands ral toy protect the future of health care yesterday. it was part of a national day of action. cornell barnard went to several events here in the bay area. >> when do you want it? >> reporter: in san jose, dozens caught the attention of drivers

outside santana row. their message? health care for all. >> we're out here to celebrate that the aca was not overturned. >> she said it covered her 24-year-old son's hospital stay after he suffered several strokes. >> it saved his life. he's my only son and i'm so joyful. >> the failure to pass legislation may be a temporary victory for those who want to keep it. the president tweeting late saturday, unless the republican senators are total quitters, repeal and replace is not dead. demand another vote before voting on any other bill. >> the battle is not over. i care about americans having access to affordable health care. we're a wealthy nation, innovative nation. we can do this. in san mateo, a group stood on el camino real, urging lawmakers to spare their health care. >> the only reason i have is obamacare required my employer

to offer it. it's a terrible plan but it's what i've got and keeps me alive. >> in walnut creek, this group marched through downtown concerned about funding cuts. >> senate and house might end -- in their budget cut funding for medicare, medicaid, et cetera. so we're on board to be vigilant about it. >> reporter: this national day of action, one of many rallies across the country this weeken. these demonstrators say they'll be back. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. a celebration in washington over the health care vote. health care activists, celebrities and others spoke at the our lives on the line rally. nancy pelosi says rallies across the u.s. have been planned since june but at the time they didn't know whether the gop health care bill would pass. >> when this event was planned, we were talking about it earlier in the week. we had hoped that it would be a celebration. we had hoped that it would be.

and the reason it is is because of all of you. >> pelosi thinks senate democrats and republicans who voted against the billow owe more on the gop's failure to repeal obamacare is coming up on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. you'll hear from tom price and former hillary clinton campaign chair john podesta. this week begins at 8:00 this morning right here on abc. a group of drama students from oakland are on the way to perform in scotland despite a pretty big financial obstacle. the school district shared these photos of the students at the airport and on board their flight. skyline high school students have raised $42,000 to perform at the american high school theater festival in edinburgh. but still need $24,000. the school did reach an agreement to give them until september 15th to pay the rest interest-free. they plan to auction off tickets to a warriors game that they

hope will defray a large chunk of that debt. hopefully, lisa, they get to their goal. sounds like a good program for them. >> absolutely. a little bit of warmth is coming our way today. it's moderate. you can deal with it. in the week ahead, extreme. lots of fog and we're talking about cool numbers this morning from livermore to fremont. mid and upper 50s. your afternoon highs will come up at least 5 degrees. not everywhere, though. you know the routine. we'll have it for you hour by hour. your forecast with the accuweather seven-day forecast next. thanks, lisa. also ahead, an emotional reunion after nearly dying in lake tahoea a san jose earthquakes player meets the people who saved his life. vancouver to san francisco. a cancer survivor finished a long bike ride

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here's a live look from the santa cruz camera. there's some fog but not as much as yesterday. this is a look at the beach and the pier there. lisa is going to explain to us what's going on with the weekend weather forecast and throughout the week. we're looking at a bit of a warmup. now back with an emotional reunion in san jose. a professional soccer player met the men who saved his life during a special ceremony yesterday. our reporter has the story.

>> this is the first time he's meeting the men who saved him face to face. before there were words, there were hugs. >> true believer. god gave me second chance. i don't remember. but you guys were there. >> on july 4th. silva was at lake tahoe and went for an early morning swim alone. suddenly, he was struggling. the cold water overtook him. he started drowning. these two men were paddle boarding nearby. >> i ripped off my sweatshirt and dove in because he was't coming back up. luckily, i got underneath him, pushed off the bottom of the sand and pushed him up. colby was waiting. >> colby got silva on to his board and pushed him to the board and pushed him to the shore where retired e.r. nurse john burke happened to be on the beach. >> as soon as they hit the sand, i flipped him over, checked pulse, respirations, nothing, flat line. so i started cpr.

went for five, eight, minutes. silva started breathing but stayed in a coma for two days after he started breathing. >> the earthquakes honored the heroes with a ceremonial pregame first goal. >> silva is known on the field with the earthquakes this season. he's currently on loan with an affiliate in reno. that's also why he was in lake tahoe on the fourth of july. the team was planning a barbecue that day. he's returning to reno to continue his rehab. >> i'm really happy that he is alive and that we were able to help. >> in san jose, lisa a gulezian, abc 7 news. a state-of-the-art fire station is open for business to serve residents of central alameda county. abc 7 news was in cherry land where local leaders, firefighters and residents came to celebrate the grand opening of station number 23. the 11,000 square foot facility replaces an older firehouse built in the 1940s.

>> quarters were cramped, it was small and challenging for the firefighters to be there. they stuck it out and served valiantly in that station. the new firehouse should also improve response times for the cherryland community. a cancer survivor finished a 1200-mile bike race to san francisco, to raise awareness abo. bob, the guy in the orange jacket tooted his horn as he and his support group finished the ride near chris i field. he's a leukemia survivor which he beat thanks to a bone marrow transplant eight years ago. beside advocating for more donors, he rides to give hope. to patients. >> also to create awareness for patients that are going through the process right now that you can get through this and you can have a full, active, healthy life afterwards. >> bob is also riding as part of life blood. an organization that raises

money for bone marrow research. one of the greatest voices to ever call a baseball, basketball or football game is now in cooperstown. the bay area's bill king has been inducted into the baseball hall of fame. >> now the pitch. swung on, there's a high drive. it's way back, in center field, that one is gone and it's a victory for the oakland athletics. holy toledo! >> there it is. holy toledo became his signature call. he was a radio icon and also had a temper according to his stepdaughter. >> ended up announcing championship games for the warriors, the raiders an the oakland a's. but he is also the only announcer to ever receive a technical foul in basketball. >> bill king became the 41st baseball announcer to be inducted into the hall of fame.

some giants fans were lucky enough to snag free signed hunter pence jerseys and hats. he announced there would be gear hidden with his autograph in san francisco. his final clue read what's another name for hats. visit a store in an sf mall by that name and find my signed gear. the race is on. some found it at the lids store. the 7th annual porch fest. local bands perform on more than 50 porches throughout old town napa. there is something for everyone's music taste. indie, jazz, country and more. they will be available at fuller park. families are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets to chill out for a lazy afternoon. it's from noon until 6:00 tonight. good morning to you. we're looking at live doppler 7.

you can see the fog in vallejo to hayward and the peninsula. ramping up to nearly 2,000 feet. but we will look for it to peel back sooner and allow for more warming today. visibility is at 2.5 miles. half-mo moon bay, no big surpri. the fog is up into the north bay. getting a little bit dense at times. a live look outside and you'll notice the marine layer intact. we'll have it throughout the week. it's getting it compressed throughout the day today and tomorrow. that's going to also work in combination with our warmup headed our way. 55 in the city right now. it's 54 gilroy and half moon y bay. san jose at 59 with the clouds. sutro, we have been showing this from time to time with the sun above the clouds. 52 in santa rosa. 54 for novato. 57 in concord and livermore. the fog is not far away. you can see it in the distance. the southwest wind up to 28

miles an hour by the delta. it looks like it's going to be a carbon copy of yesterday. but it's not. we're going to see that high pressure ridge building again. it's been with us all summer long in the southwest. it comes to the north, brings us the heat. then retreats. as it retreats, we get this. the lovely low cloud and fog deck. that looks pretty at this time of year. warmer inland. strong rip current along the coast. takes us through midweek. with that, a beach hazard statement through tomorrow night. the wave heights not bad. 3 to 4 feet. up to 9 feet from sonoma. the difference between yesterday and today is the fog. how it's going to thin out by 11:00. notice it's already pulling back from point reyes and half moon bay and right on through the early afternoon. we've got sun along the coast and up to the north. it's going to be a better afternoon, not only in the city at the shoreline along the bay. inland, the heat will return this week.

but today, not that bad. 62 half moon bay. look at the sun. a cooler bay in santa cruz. ocean temperature in the upper 350s. gilr gilroy, a pleasant afternoon. by 2:00, in the mid-80s. low to mid-70s through 10:00, 11:00. it's pleasant. not as warm as it could be this time of year. in the south bay, 85 san jose. there we go with the 90 morgan hill. 85 on the peninsula. it's nice today again with 75 san mateo. more sun for you. 80 menlo park. san francisco is brighter. 69 partly cloudy. in the north bay, it's warming up around the bay with 87. out of the 60s in oakland today. 78 san leandro. 74 in oakland. 80 in fremont. inland, the 90s getting closer. the mid-90s from the delta. pleasanton, 95. download the accuweather app. you notice the week ahead looks warm inland. pleasant along the coast. accuweather seven-day forecast

shoe showing the range to the 90s inland. probably a heat advisory later in the week. it's a you good idea to download the app. usually we cool off this morning into the 50s. in the 70s and 80s overnight. where's the relief, right? >> we've had a really hot summer, especially in the east bay. livermore out there. july has been warmer than average. >> just ahead, nature and music joined forces in san francisco. we'll take you to a concert unlike any you've probably ever seen before.

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paula faris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up on "good morning america." >> good morning, coming up on gma this sunday, president trump responding and criticizing to china for not solving the problem all this when the battle for health care is heating up. an american tourist shot while on vacation in turks and caicos flown back for treatment one month after another american was targeted. what authorities are saying about that masked gunman. a popular vacation spot is still in the dark this morning. tens of thousands of tourists packing their bags after that major power outage. police cracking down on the mandatory evacuation as new

information surfaces over what caused that blackout. it's all coming up on gma this sunday. hope to see you soon. a popular hiking trail in san francisco turned into an outdoor concert hall. gathered to listen to 99 percussionists performing outside. they played a song from a composer, adams, who was previously had his music played on the tundra in alaska. sf jazz organized the free concert featuring drums and wind instruments of all types spread out throughout nature. still to come on abc 7 mornings, a ship completes the earliest arctic circle crossing, but it's actually not a reason to celebrate. we'll explain. an american city is going to drastic measures to put a stop to distracted walkers.

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good morning. we're start thg half hour with a look at our weather. we've got meteorologist lisa

argen here to tell us what's in store for our sunday. fog and clouds everywhere this morning. >> a lot like yesterday. but we're finishing off much. much different. the low clouds, the fog. the sun above. we have this extensive marine layer in the east bay as well. 55 in the city. 54 gilroy. 57 san jose and oakland. check it out from the east bay hills. clear in concord and livermore. in the distance, walnut creek, you can seep the low cloud deck and feel the 50s from upper 50s in the inland valleys to the north bay. we'll look for the 12-hour day planner to show the 60s to ramon. upper 70s there as well as concord with 68 in oakland. already surpassing your high yesterday. it's more sun sooner today and by 4:00. we're in the 60s in the city with upper 730s fremont. 85 in novato and 88 in livermore. we'll talk about the heat coming

into play all week long and any advisories that we have to pass along to you as well. kate? >> thanks, lisa. we're going to switch gears and go to developing news out of germany this morning. police say there was a shooting at a nightclub. two people were killed, including the gunman and four others wounded. this happened in constance in the south part of the country. the gunman opened fire inside a club this morning. he was shot and killed by police. an officer was injured in the shooting. but fortunately he's recovering. investigators say the motive for the shooting is still unclear. now to north korea, the latest ballistic missile launch. it traveled higher, farther and longer than earlier attempts. the missile carries a dangerous message for the u.s. abc's gloria riviera has more. >> reporter: blast-off in the dead of night. these new images show north korea's latest and most alarmingly successful missile launch. >> we think that the missiles could reach the center of the united states, los angeles,

chicago, maybe even as far as new york and washington. >> north korea claims it can now make a surprise launch at any time in anyplace. proving the whole u.s. mainland is in the firing range. this latest missile shot 2300 miles into space, landing in the sea of japan. but north korea can angle that stra georgia tech tri to -- dramatically. >> whether north korea can successfully arm it with a nuclear missile. >> revised u.s. defense intelligence estimates say that the north koreans could have a nuclear missile capable warhead within a year. >> after the president conferred with his national security team, the white house released a statement warning the united states will take all necessary steps to ensure the security of the american homeland and protect our allies in the region. already the u.s. and south korea conducted military exercises near north korea.

with diplomatic negotiations stalled since 2009, further options are limited. any military action could prompt a catastrophic response from north korea. an acute concern with some 82,000 u.s. troops in the region. gloria riviera, washington. a ship from finland completed the earliest crossing of the northwest passage. that's not necessarily a good thing. crew members of the ship were happy to get off the ship shaving a day off the previous record. they traveled more than 6200 miles from vancouver to greenland. the reason they made it faster is the disturbing part. there's less ice, a result of global warming. scientists believe the passage will be free of ice by 2050. this morning, there's a special caution for moms online. a warrant is out for one woman's arrest. after an apparent scam taking people for a very expensive

ride. erielle reshef has the story. >> cleveland police are investigating a facebook scam after hundreds of moms claimed they were conned out of more than $200,000. >> i put my trust in her and she is an ultimate scammer. >> the woman behind a facebook site claiming to be the purveyor of discounted baby products facing felony charges. an investigator familiar with the case telling abc news some women maxed out their credit cards. that official saying the 23-year-old would bait them by shipping car seats, then offer moms smaller ticket items like diapers and not deliver. mom, laura from texas shelled out more than a thousand bucks for a deal. >> she made it so believable. because when you got added on, you did get things and then all of a sudden it stopped. only to discover she was duped. >> i was so mad. >> she blamed delays on delivery companies.

the facebook group deactivated: we reached out. no response so far but a warrant for her arrest. >> the moms paid through several different vendors but so far no luck on getting any of their money back. authorities tell me there could be many more victims. er yell resch he have, abc news, new york. you may be surprised it took this long. honolulu is the fourth city to make it illegal to cross the street while looking at a mobile electronic device like your cell phone. it's called the distracted walking law. no more texting, talking or playing games. now you must actually pay attention to where you're walking. honolulu officials say it's needed because so many people are getting hit. police have to see someone using the device before making an arrest. new video is giving us a different vantage point of the fiery plane crash on the 405 freeway near john wayne airport.

this is in orange county. this small plane burst into a fireball after crashing on the busy freeway. another view taken from the airport shows a black plume of smok the pilot of this survived the crash after being pulled from the wreckage by an off-duty fire captain. the ntsb says the plane suddenly lost power in its right engine moments after take-off. an air national guard tanker accidently dropped a load of fire retardant on cars in fresno. cal fire confirmed the drop but they didn't say why. it was 5:30 yesterday evening when retardant rained down on cars in the shopping center. the tanker was headed to a wildfire but someone hit the wrong button. a similar accident happened in windsor on thursday. a cal fire tanker accidentally painted a neighborhood pink with it. a team of volunteers in oakland distributed a truckload of necessities to the homeless. abc 7 news was there watching

the volunteers in action. they delivered water, soap, deodorant, toilet paper to the homeless camp there. the work is important to them because they know the unexpected turns life can take. >> at any given time any of us can be out here. we got together to make sure they have what they need. maybe not for a week but what they need for right now. >> over the past three weeks, the christopher jones foundation collected shampoo -- toiletries to distribute it to the homeless. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a big box store could make way for many others. this shows us what the macy's at stone town galleria looks like. coming up, find out what it could turn into. here's a live look from the emeryville camera. you can see lots of clouds and fog. all of our cameras this morning show that.

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what a beautiful animal. leave room for dessert. it is national cheesecake day in celebration, the cheesecake factory will offer 50% off of any cheesecake slice today and tomorrow. it's dine-in customers only. you can't take out like six pies. it will debut toasted marshmallow smores galore. a lot of ingredients to shove in a cheesecake. >> they do it very well. >> i'm pregnant. so just about anything. good morning everyone. we're looking at the low clouds and fog here in the city. this is sutro. showing us a pretty picture from time to time. 54 degrees. 57 in livermore. changes begin today. the new workweek, the new month bringing heat, more sun, more warmth all straight ahead. >> thanks, lisa. also next, oakland a's manager, bob melvin is an exclusive club with 63 other managers after the

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i do! welcome back. the the a's and yankees discussing a trade for sonny gray. he was scheduled to pitch today for the a's. but his start has been pushed back to tomorrow, hours after the trade deadline. cotton will come off the disabled list to face the twins at the oakland coliseum. first pitch at 1:05.

the giants will send madison bum gartner to the mound to avoid being swept by the damagers. first pitch at dodger stadium at 5:00 p.m. you can watch it on our sister network, espn. last night the a's had a dramatic win over the twins. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. on the diamond. >> a's hosting the twins with a losing streak on the line. manager bob melvin stuck on 999 career wins the past week. could this be his night? it would be on witches and wizards fireworks night at the coliseum. there's a double ripped to left. trots in from second base. the a's take an early 1-0 lead. did not last long. second inning, zack granite up the middle with the bases loaded. two runs score. twins are up 2-1. the lead is padded in the fifth. two-run homer. twins go up 4-1 ending chris smith's night.

he went five nicks, allowevefour n hits. a's storm back. bottom 8, matt chapman. crushes his sixth of the year. oakland trails 4-3. bottom nine, rajai davis. map man on. see ya. second career walk-off. two-run homer. bob melvin becomes the 64th manager in major league baseball history to win 1,000 games. 5-4 the final. despite san francisco's record, this kid has laser focus. block not so focused in the first. gave up 28 pitches in the first. rbi single here to rookie cody bell inger. he knocked home the runs -- he managed to get out of trouble. snags the puig charger. two runs on eight hits. three strikeouts. puig gets revenge in the second. buster posey, fly to right. puig hustling to foul territory. makes the diving catch, crashed into the wall, but he's okay. two outs in the fourth.

hunter pence took care of that. the 7th home run of the year. the giants lone run. down 2-1. top nine, two outs, two on. kenley januaryson. strikes out jay wong to end the 33.5 games back of the dodgers. 2-1 your final. earthquakes hosting the colorado rapids, 59th minute. salinas the corner kick. ends up on the foot of former cal bear. nick lima. drills it past the keeper for his second goal of the season. quakes beat the rapids 1-0. they're 6-1-4 at home. one of the pga tour's oldest events. the canadian open. round 3. plenty of low scores. tony finau had an eagle on 6 and on 18. he's 14 under, three back. kevin chappell. 6 under 66. one back of leader at 16 under. nice downhill birdie putt on 3. that's good. evan is chasing charley hoffman. you make putts like this from

the fringe, you'll be the leader. he's at 17 under going into today's final round. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again tonight at 5:00. have a great day. now your forecast with lisa argen. good sunday morning. hi everyone. check out the golden gate bridge. it was foggy yesterday. today we'll get some clearing, not only on the marin county coastline but the san mateo coast as well. cool for the bay area beaches. as we look at san jose as an example, average high is 82. yesterday, it was kind of nice out there. if you got away from the coast, we're warming up into the mid-80s. look what happens tomorrow. 87. going in the same direction all summer long with the increasing heat. look at wednesday. the national weather service could issue a heat advisory. we'll talk about that more in a moment. look at the lack of wind here outside. we will have that persistent low cloud deck. but the marine layer will be compressing. that will allow for a thinner

extent. it's not going to extend like it did this weekend from the coast to our inland valleys. it's not inconcord and livermore, the low clouds and stratus deck. you can see it from the distance. it's allowing for a cool start. we'll talk about lighter winds, a thicker fog deck, closer to the shoreline but that means it's going to evaporate sooner as well as high pressure pushes on the atmosphere. just a mile and a quarter in petaluma. 3/4 of a mile in sonoma. last hour, the delta winds were over 25 miles an hour. they've already backed off. that's another indicator of high pressure building in. a warmer day, sunshine sooner for all of you today. 55 in the city, 57 in oakland and san jose. 54 gilroy and half moon bay. what a bonus for the garlic festival with temperatures not too hot over the weekend. so looking at 59 in mountain view. one of the warmer locations. look how pretty this is.

not tam. the layering of the cloud deck here. just a beautiful start to the day. 52 santa rosa and napa. 54 in novato. 56 in fairfield. we talked about the breeze weakening and we'll look at the changes coming into play throughout the next several hours. here's emeryville. it's a great start for you. just in the 60s yesterday. oakland and berkeley. today into the 730s with more sun throughout your morning hours. noticeably warmer inland today and even elsewhere. that sea breeze backing off. strong rip current along the coast and the warming trend through wednesday for sure. possibly thursday. so here's our wide range tomorrow. look at this. upper 90s livermore, concord, antioch. still in the 60s. that's been our heat wave of the past summer where we stay comfortable at the coast. large breakers. your hour-by-hour forecast shows the fog pulling away from the shoreline from 11:00 to 2:00 p.m. if you plan to go to the beach, you'll get the sun. it quickly moves back in.

it's not going to be as deep as it has been. that will allow for the warming trend to take us through tomorrow. today, 62. half moon bay. look at that 80 in fremont with mid-80s through san rafael. in oakland, beautiful day today. 70s at 1:00. the accuweather seven-day forecast, looking at the heat each and every day. if you download the app, you'll get push alerts, heat advisory inland. throughout the middle of week due to the temperatures not cooling like they usually do through the overnight hours because your dew points, relative humidity will be climbing throughout the week. >> every camera we've looked at, tons of fog and clouds, do you know when that's going to lift up? >> looks like by 11:00. >> thanks so much. drone view 7 flew over the galleria where things could be changing. as jonathan bloom explains, the mall could be saying goodbye to a big department store and saying hello to a trend sweeping

the country. >> you wouldn't know it from the shiny marble floors or the shiny merchandise, but this is the oldest shopping center. it began in the 1950s, a row of shops and it could reinvent itself. >> would you be sad if macy's is left? >> no. >> drone view 7 shows the 286,000 square foot department store that they've asked to reconfigure and use for other things. >> i think an arcade would be cool or bowling alley. something not typical for a mall. >> the mall's owner has nothing to stress, but they've made similar changes at other properties. it's reflective of a bigger trend. >> across the board, retailers are being really forced to right size and be more experience oriented. >> experience like dining, movies and yes, bowling. real estate firm jll says those are just some of those clients who have expressed interest if it opens up. stones town request to the city

does mention a movie theater. >> >> theaters reinventing themselves in terms of experience, upgrading their seating and food and dining. >> the owners say across the country they've opened 15 entertainment centers where big box stores used to be. they've brought in grocery stores and gyms. >> they can draw in more people and make themselves more relevant for the surrounding residents. >> not everyone would welcome the change. >> i work there. >> this macy's has a loyal following among seniors who find it more accessible than shopping downtown. >> we have a clientele of people who are here for years and all this gossip about us moving make customers sad. >> macy's has not said when or if it will close. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. coming up, two of san francisco's beloved cultural

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happening today, the san francisco ballet is performing free in the city. it begins at 2:00 this afternoon. this is the company's only show in the bay area this summer. you should try to skach them. performers dance live to the san francisco ballet orchestra. members of the ballet will give a talk before the show at the stern grove clubhouse. that begins at noon. looks like a wonderful event. what's the weather going to be like at stern grove this afternoon? >> very limited sun there.

that's a tough place to get sunny throughout the afternoon. we'll see a little bit on the coast from time to time. some call it partly cloudy with low to mid-60s. 75 san mateo. 80 in palo alto. the accuweather seven-day forecast. look at the heat build inland. we'll have a couple degrees of warming around the bay. so plan on that. it's going to be a toasty one again. above 100 in many locations. >> thanks, lisa for keeping us informed. thanks for joining us on abc 7 morks. i'm kate larsen with lisa lar general. "good morning america" is next.

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