it is saturday, may 12. good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's get a first look of the forecast. lisa argen is tracking the conditions where you live. >> good morning. we are looking at a nice start to the day. in fact, it is mild. many temperatures in the 60s this morning. here is live doppler 7, you can see some of the fog south of san francisco and that is what we'll focus on today. that southerly surge, it cool off the city but not quite for the rest of us. so looking at 24 hour temperature change, we are anywhere from 12 to 15 degrees warmer from oakland to san francisco. just a couple degrees warmer on the coast. but even inland, livermore 14 degrees milder this morning. so sitting in the 60s for

oakland, san francisco, how about 68 in san mateo, 65 in mountain view, 56 in santa rosa. a lot of that is due to the gusty winds keeping at loss fth atmosphere well mixed. and so 50s and 60s to start. by noontime, mid 70s. it is a mild morning, the coast gets breezy. still some 80s inland. details in a few minutes. happening today, a major event is pumping some positive energy and money into the north bay where residents and businesses are still recovering from last october's wildfires. cornell barnard has the story. >> reporter: if swimming, biking and running long distances is your thing, the iron man triathlon says bring it. >> we have almost 2,000 athletes competing from 47 countries. >> reporter: it is second year iron man has staged its race across sonoma county, just

what local businesses need. >> it's been a little slow, but i think things are starting to bounce back. >> reporter: keldkelly has put the welcome sign. and ray plans to serve a lot of beer and food at his restaurant belly after a challenging year. >> sonoma county, we're still here, growing and we're bigger and better than ever. >> this is great for the community, great for us. you couldn't be in a better environment. i'm from wisconsin, so good to be here this time of year. fantastic. >> reporter: sadly business never recovered after the fires for lucy's french chocolate shop. she will close this weekend for good after six years in business. >> it's not an easy decision, but it doesn't make sense to keep pushing forward when you know that it will take much longer for the community to come back. >> reporter: elsewhere, things are looking up and coming back. this weekend, the finish line is

in sight. in santa rosa, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. three people were hurt when this deck collapsed in the backyard of a two story home near mills college in oakland. sky 7 was over the home after the deck crashed to the ground around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. an oik lafire department spokes says two people were taken to the trauma center. and this morning we're hearing from a san francisco mayoral candidate under fire proposal to eliminate some of the sanction cluary city protec. >> we will fight. >> reporter: protesters are upset, angela alioto is trying to change the sanctuary policy. it would remove protections for violence felons. on the board of supervisors back in 1989, she authored the original sanctuary city ordinance. subsequent supervisors changed it, she says this initiative

gets it back to her original intent. >> the intent of that legislation was never to protect felons. quiblg convicted felons before. >> reporter: critics say that she uses trump talking points for political gain. >> this is not the climate to do and i think it is irresponsible to even propose something like that. >> reporter: fellow mayoral candidate mark leno pulled his endorsement of alioto. >> she has used donald trump's language of suggesting and promoting his myth that immigrants are, quote, murderers, rapists and molests. this is very dangerous language. >> why to they want felons? someone needs to explain to me why do they want felons. >> reporter: the petition needs more than 9,000 signatures to make it on the ballot. katie utehs, abc 7 news. you can see video statements from each of the eight

candidates running for mayor in san francisco by visiting our website abc7news.com. we have a special section dedicated to the june 5 election. a woman accused of sending 65,000 texts to a man after just one date is now speaking out in a jailhouse interview. reporter sonia rossu has the story. >> i was looking for my healing angel, the psychic i met told me i would meet a healing angel. >> reporter: she met him on a dating site where millions go to find love. and if you ask jacqueline, the spark was instant. >> i felt like i met my soul mate and i thought we would just do what everybody else did and we would get married and everything would be fine, but that's not what happened. >> reporter: the spark was one-sided when the victim told her he wasn't interested. >> you don't stop giving even if you don't receive. you all of a sudden receive a lot. >> reporter: that is one way to look at love. but paradise valley police say

she took it too far. we're talking 65,000 text messages in the last few months, chilling threats. according to police report, some read, quote, i don't want to be a murderer. police reports say that she also texted the vehicle dim saying that she would cut up his body, wear his body parts and bathe in his blood. >> i don't want to talk about that. >> reporter: she did not want to talk about the alleged stalking or harassment. she ignored questions about showing up at his work, claiming to be his wife. or allegedly breaking in to his home and bathing in his tub. when we asked her if she would actually hurt him -- >> no. oh, my god, i love him so much. i love him so much. and if he doesn't like it, i'll go home and love my ex-boyfriend. what am i supposed to do? >> and that was sonia rossu reporting. she will be in court next week. and time now is 5:06. fremont police have recovered

the body found in the marshlands. the dekon konlcomposing male discovered yesterday around bike a hiker. officials with the coroner's bureau used a drone and specialized boat to find and recover the body. a nigerian woman has founila discrimination lawsuit against united articles after being kicked off a flight because someone complained she had pun gant odor. it happened on a flight change in houston back into 16 when she was traveling with her kids. a man business class told the flight crew that she smelled. she was put on another plane five hours later. facebook is planning to expand its presence in san francisco in a very big way. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the company is expected

to lease all of the office space on howard street. the new building has 750,000 square feet of office space over 43 floors, this is video from the property management company jll which declined to comment on the report. facebook will now have enough space to accommodate 8,000 workers in san francisco. happening today, the largest food drive in the country is celebrating its 26th year. today is the stamp out hunger food drive. mail carriers collect nonperishable food items to deliver to food banks. on donate, just place a box or bag of food next to your mail box or bring to your local post office. the annual event has collected more than 1.5 billion pounds of food. lisa argen is here and not too cold overnight. >> no, you noticed temperatures are well into the 60s in many areas. but it won't last. here a live look outside from our sutro tower camera, where

they have been shaking due to the upper level independent with thats. but how about 69 in san francisco right now. it is 64 in livermore. and in the upper 50s in cloverdale. so the fog is on its march northward. i'll explain what that means for your weekend forecast coming up. and also ahead, you can try to run, but it would don't you you you any good. the new robot that will soon be for sale. plus -- dtaylor swift celebrates the bay area

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that same fear has you caused the indefinite closure of the volcano national park. conditions could lead to a major explosion within the next few days. with more flights to europe, in some cases it is cheaper to fly to the atlantic. french bee completed it's inauguration flight, part of the service to tahiti. it is offering one way flights to and from paris for at as $1 8$189. next saturday it will be more expensive to fly to philly, boston and atlanta then it is to go to paris. uber and lift user, get ready to pay more at sfo. there is so much congestion that the airport commission is expected to pass a two tier pricing system, one for curbside users, and another for those who don't mind walking a short distance. >> reporter: have you been to

sfo lastly? congestion here is being blamed on the number of uber and lyft cars that pick up and drop off passengers. sfo thinks they found a solution. they now want to charge premium pricing for curbside access, but a lower fare would be charged to those who are willing to walk to the central garage. the top 4re68 would level wouldd to a drop off and pick up area. this san francisco couple didn't mind paying more. >> we consider things like our age now, the convenience of coming door to door. >> reporter: and this woman is fine with the two tier pricing structure. >> walking a little to save the price, that is why we get uber. >> depending how much. >> reporter: the difference in price is still being ghoesh yatesed betwe e negotiated between the ride sharing companies and the airport. regardless of what they decide, the airport commission says the new fees will be in place by july 1.

here is how uber responded, the proposed fee increase goes against sfo's consumer friendly approach and will not help to reduce congestion at the airport. meanwhile the taxi companies say that the new structure is favor since they are not allowed to pick up passengers at curbside. >> i'm glad, they deserve it. >> why? >> for the cab drivers. >> reporter: the extra funding would go directly to isment is roadway maintenance and improvement. lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. nasa is preparing for a historic inter-planetary flight. the space agency announced its 2020 mission to mars will include a helicopter, the chopper will attempt to fly and see if they can left at a time in t levitate. now to the running robot terrorizing the internet. new video from boston dynamics

shows atlas the robot sprinting. it can also recognize obstacles and jump over them. boston dynamics also posted this video of spot navigating through its facility, avoiding obstacles with ease. yesterday the lab announced anyone can buy the robots starting next year. happening today, college students across the bay area are getting ready to graduate. today marks the start of commencement ceremonies at uc berkeley chancellor carol crist will take the place of kamala harris as commencement speaker. senator harris withdrew from the event earlier this week in assumption of striking uc workers. the uc system offered a 3% annual raise. the commencement starts at 10:00 this morning. other commencements today include mills college in oakland, that starts at 9:45 this morning. and in san rafael, dominican university will hold its

graduation aft graduation. john lithgow and his wife will deliver the key nokeynote and today taylor swift will bring the house down once again. last night about 50,000 people came out to see the multiplatinum singer's tour. katie marzullo ♪ >> reporter: taylor swift was on fire. hitting the high notes with flames. >> such a lovely night. >> reporter: worth the drive from the modesto area. >> didn't know until we got here. >> reporter: vanessa brought her daughter natalie as a surprise. >> she's a very awesome person and i like her music. >> reporter: lilly and fiona have been fans since they were about natalie's age and they created getaway cars hoping to

catch swift's eye. >> she invites fans from the arena that are dressed up having a good time and then we get to meet her back stage. >> it would mean the absolute world to both me and my friend over here. >> reporter: among the teens and tweens, grown men who clearly came to make someone else happy. >> when my sister asked me if i wanted to go to the concert with my little niece and i said yeah. and then she said taylor swift and -- >> reporter: turns out he'd do anything for 7-year-old taylor. >> i like her songs. >> i'm dreading that i'll actually really like it and maybe dreading seeing someone i know. >> reporter: your secret is safe with us, eli. katie marzullo, abc 7 news. good morning to you. here is live doppler 7. we have a really mild morning out there, although if you can make it out, there is some fog

to the south here and that will be influencing our weather certainly along the coast today. but not inland. we're still going to be warm compliments of offshore owinds that can keeping temperatures well into the 60s. right now 5:00 numbers, look at this, 65 concord, livermore 64. 63 san francisco. oak land mid-60s san mateo. along the coast, a little cooler in the 50s. 56 santa rosa, and 50 half moon bay. so nice downtown. gusty winds are in the upper elevations. and that wind advisory has been canceled, so the winds will continue to slack off. and we're looking at sunny and mild conditions to warm conditions again today. partly cloudy and cooler for mother's day. you will feel that fog, that impact later on daifd. check out where the fog is, it is along the central coast. and as we put this in motion throughout the late morning hours, it moves up the shoreline. that southerly surge. so the winds will get quite gusty at our beaches in the

city, but we'll still be warm inland. let's fast forward to mother's day where temperatures are considerably cooler in the low 70s inland, 60s around richmond, upper 50s san francisco. so today is about it if you like the warmth. monday little change, 70s again. and then by tuesday, even a little cooler. notice the greens here indica indicating the cooler conditions for early next week. so average highs should be in the 70s for santa rosa, and we'll be well above that with 82 today. but look what happens for the rest of the weekend into early next week. highs well below average. and it looks like it will take all week long to recover back into the 70s. so in the south bay today, it will be on the warm side. near 80. 79 in san jose. upper 70s, 77 in sunnyvale. you will feel the breezy winds, that southerly surge from the south today with peninsula numbers ranging from the mid-70s san mateo, upper 70s palo alto, san francisco.

but it will become breezy throughout the afternoon. authority b north bay numbers, 82. so a warm day here. and near east bay, a nice afternoon with 76 in san leandro. you head inland, another warm day with the 80s from about 81 san ramon, 82 pittsburg. so the last day of the really warm weather is today. in fact you will feel the change later on this afternoon on the peninsula and san francisco. the accuweather 7 day forecast, 60s coast, upper 70s around the bay. mid-80s inland for mother's day, much cooler anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees cooler. and that theme will continue into monday. the cooling continues tuesday and wednesday. download our accuweather app and you can keep track of all those temperatures around the bay. it will be a big dramatic change later on today between san francisco and the coast. >> lisa, thanks. happening today, you have a chance to hear from spencer

cre christian at his book signing. he writes about how he survived jim crow racism, hurricane chasing and gambling. today's book signing starts at 4:00 at the ferry building. and next month dan ashley will interview spencer at an event at the common wealth club on june 28. tickets start at $20. coming up, how you can go see jimmy g at the san francisco zoo, but maybe not the one you're thinking of.

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are you ready for mother's day? we have you covered. alexa smith has some ideas from our partners. >> it is all about mom this

mother's day weekend and there are plenty of ways to celebrate around the bay. if the mom is an art and wine enthusiast, she will love touring the donum estate. guests will enjoy exclusive tasting. and the estate features nearly 30 sculptures along with olive trees and daffodils. live local music will round out the afternoon. and the vip reception starts at 11:00. general admission runs from noon to 4:00. the san francisco rose society and golden gate rose society team up for the 77th annual mother's day rose show at the hall of flowers. exhibitors show their judged and award winning garden roses sunday from 12:30 to 4:00. rose arrangements and photography will also be up for competition. and if your mom see as bouquet that she likes, they are available for donation after the show. or how about treating her to a mother's day brunch? sunday at lake chalet seafood

bar and grill. enjoy gorgeous views and a special menu with delicious options. there will be a dining option for children and live music begins 159:00 p. at 1:00 p.m. f go to abc7news.com and we'll link you up with hoodline. a joyous tribute was held in san francisco to honor friendship and late mayor ed lee. >> three, two, one -- >> yesteray they unveiled a life size statue of panda at dianne feinstein elementary school. the panda was designed by the girls who unveiled it, gabrielle and rihanna. their original design on the small panda you see here was company z chosen from 300 entries.

they come from san francisco's friendship city. >> when you pass by, always think about your friends and friendship and don't exclude people, always be everybody's friend. >> an artist created the life size statue named ed win after san francisco's late mayor. sleek, graceful, a tremendous leaper. we're talking about jimmy g. take a look, the zoo has named its snow leopard after the 9ers quarterback. a viewer snapped this photo of the enclosure introducing jimmy g. snow leopards can leap at least 50 feet. still to come on abc 7 mornings, making cars just for california. but something manufacturers want to avoid and they went directly to the frpresident to make thei plea. and the drag on

great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. we're starting with a quick look at the weather. here is lisa argen. >> good morning. boy, it is a glorious start to the weekend with temperatures very mild. the sun comes up in another 30 minutes. 6: 6:02. you can see you how clear it is. we have some winds in the upper elevations keeping it mild. look at that, low to mid-60s san francisco, oakland, mountain view. in the 40s though in gilroy, 58 in san jose. 50 half moon bay. this is san rafael where we have another beautiful start to the day with 60s in napa. but santa rosa has dropped into the 50s as well as novato. concord at 65. so yes this morning considerably warmer compared to yesterday at this time. 12 degrees warmer for you in pal low all toe and mountain view. and we're looking at some very

breezy winds in the upper elevations. so we will enjoy the warmth today. it will get breezy though along the coast later on. now to the controversy swirling over what was said inside the white house about senator john mccain who is battling brain cancer. mccain expressed strong reservations over the president's choice to lead the cia. it's been learned that during a meeting at the staffer said that his opinion didn't matter because he's dying anyway. now his daughter is asking how is this person still employed. here is mary bruce. >> reporter: no explanation, no acknowledgement, and no apology from the white house. >> i won't validate a leak one way or on the other out of an internal staff meeting. >> reporter: press secretary sarah sanders repeatedly refusing to address comments made by a white house ehire adrianza who dismissed john mccain's on that on position to the president's nominee to lead the cia saying it doesn't matter, he is dying anyway.

mccain is battling brain cancer. on the view his daughter meghan suggested history is on her father's side. >> my father's leg city will be talked about for hundreds of years. these people, nothingburgers. >> reporter: and she wondered why the ehire adrianza kelly saddler still has a job. >> i don't understand what kind of environment you are working in where that would be acceptable and still have a job. >> his daughter wondered aloud why kelly saddler still has job. does she still have a job. >> i won't comment on an internal staff meeting. >> reporter: cindy mccain tweeting directly, may i remind you my husband has family, accept children and five grandchildren. former vice president joe biden saying decency in the trump administration has hit rock bottom. the attack on mccain came a day after the senator forcefully oppose trump's pick for cia director gina haspel over her

role in enhanced interrogation saying her refusal to acknowledge torture's immorality is disqualifying. mccain himself was tortured during his 5 1/2 years as a p.o.w. in vietnam. but on fox business retired lieutenant general disparaged mccain's experience. >> the fact is it worked on john. that is why they call him song bird john. >> reporter: but there is no evidence that mccain caved under pressure, instead giving his captors false information. the host of that fox business program later apologized. but there is another apology mccain still has yet to receive, one from the president who fa famously questioned mccain's past during the campaign. >> he is not a war hero. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. >> reporter: mary bruce, abc new, washington. governor jerry brown has released the final budget proposal with the goal of leaving the state in better financial shape than he found it eight years ago.

the governor's $199 billion spending plan puts aside nearly $9 billion in california's rainy day fund. the package does call for some additional spending to help the growing homeless problem as well as money for schools, state buildings and mental health programs. the governor says lawmakers shouldn't be giddy over california's projected surplus. >> the legislature will have some idea, we'll work together. but i can tell you all the people that want things nts would be getting what they like to have. >> reporter: the budget surplus is $3 billion more than the governor had projected in january thanks mostly to higher than expected tax revenues. some of the world's top automakers met with president trump yesterday. the current administration wants to roll back some of the box era policies that are now in place. but california is against it. talking about the future of the country's auto industry, president trump hinted at signs of cooperation but maintained

his promise to put america first. >> we have a great capacity to building. we're importing a lot of cars and we want a lot of those cars to be made in the united states to which automakers, the president instructed his administration to explore negotiations with california. automakers are concerned about the potential of having to engineer and produce two versions of each of their vehicle models if california is able to maintain its own set of standards. immediately after the meeting, a group of ten democratic lawmakers sent a letter to auto executives defending the obama era regulations. bay area congressman mark desonia was one them. >> they are talking out both sides of their mouth, playing up trump saying that we need more flexibility, we want national standard. on the other hand, they are saying we want to deal with california. >> reporter: this monthle came cal was joined by 17 other states in suing the trump administration over its plan to reconsider the standards. current rules call for an average of about 50 miles per

hour per gallon by 2025, but epa officials have been circulating the dlaft would freeze the federal limits at 2020 levels and would challenge the california authority to set its own rules. whether to say this is about jobs or more choices for people in cars diminishes and fails to mention the health consequences. >> reporter: automakers have been lobbying the trump administration to revisit the requirements saying that they will have trouble reaching them because more people are buying truck and suvs than ever before. the trump administration is ending a project that measures greenhouse gases. the program led by nasa uses satellite and aircraft instruments to monitor methane and carbon monoxide emissions. it has been critical to help scientists measure and analyze global pollution. scientists or critics say without the information, it will be harder to create policies that limit climate change and its effects.

a parade at walt disney world in orlando took an unexpected turn when the dragon float caught fire. it happened yesterday, you can see it here, during the festival of fantasy parade. cellphone video shows flames and thick black smoke shooting from the head before an employee used a fire ex-extinguisher. thankfully no one was hurt. happening today, a gun buy back event in daily city. the police department is offer g $100 for handguns, shotguns and rifles. assault rifles can be exchanged for $200. the weapons must be unloaded and either in the trunk or in a locked storage box in the back of your car. the buy back event starts at 10:00 this morning at city hall. and a sport that goes back to the days of lumberjacks floating on giants logs down a river is coming to the bay area but with the high tech twist.

i don't kn jonathan bloom headed to the pool for a lesson in log rolling. >> reporter: michael has never done this before. >> definitely threw me off my first couple tries. i needed some help. >> reporter: and help is right here. for abby, log rolling run in the family. >> my mom is a seven time world log rolling champion. >> reporter: she has done it since she was a kid, but back then, they were real logs made of wood. >> they weighed 500 pounds and it was so difficult to bring them into swimming pools. >> reporter: so abby helped design this plastic log you fill with water. here she is trying the first prototype. now she's traveling around to start log rolling programs at pools across the country. >> she is teaching me and my staff how to teach this to the kids. >> reporter: kids and maybe a klutzy reporter. in case you couldn't tell, standing up on the log and staying up is a lot harder than

it looks. and that means that log rolling is one heck of a workout. >> i was having to go forward and they go backwards and i felt like i was doing some sort of dance almost with my arms and legs. >> reporter: but when you play for real, you are not thinking about burning calories, you are thinking about winning. >> this is definitely a competent difference thing acome thing. >> reporter: the competition is head to head, two people on the same log. >>are trying to be the last on top. >> reporter: matches can last for seconds or minutes. and it is usually obvious who won. abby thinks that makes log rolling great for spectators and even better in slow motion. >> our goal is to make log rolling an olympic sport. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, when life gives you you lemon, you mauk treeyou mak. a big batch of lemonade after

the north bay wildfires. we're approaching 5:9:and a live look outside from emeryville. pointed at the san francisco skyline. lisa argen will have

welcome back. take a look at this beautiful shot. a heads up if you are headed out on mother's day, welcome center parking lot will be closed. bridge district ais asking visitors to use other forms of transit or other parking lots.

a hidden gem is turning 80. many people don't know that the san francisco park has one of the premiere fly fishing practice facilities in the nation. the anglers lodge and casting ponds don't have fish, but they are open to the public to practice. the club also offers rely fly fishing lessons. >> we offer free casting lessons open to the public on the second saturday of every morning. we have fly tying, fly casting, a learn to fly fish program. >> there will be a celebration today at noon to mark the 80th anniversary of the facilities. you you can get there early and also learn casting, free lessons begin at 9:30 this morning. lisa, into the bad morning to head out there and enjoy these family friendly activities. >> yeah, it is beautiful. pin fact windows well open last night at my house and temperatures are quite mild this morning. a live look outside sfo, you are in the fix and clear sky.

some off shond wishore winds, ad start. upper 50s in heyward, 62 in fremont. so we're off to a warmer than average start. it will be in the 80s agin inland, but you will feel the cooling today at the coast and fog returns later on this afternoon. i'll explain in the accuweather 7 day forecast. also next, andrew mccutchen returns to pittsburgh for the first time since being t the giants. but would it be a happy homecomi

in sports both the as and giants are on the road. oak land will face yankees. first pitch at 10:05. the giants will try to snap their five game losing streak in pittsburgh.

first pitch at 4:05. last night the giants woes continued. larry beil has more in this morning's sports report. good morning. andrew mccutchen is a hero in pittsburgh. he played there for nine years. last night returning to the steel city as a member of the giants. if only he could pitch. because the giants really need some arms. >> batting second, right fielder, number 22, andrew mccutchen. >> they love him. that is tremendous. to the game, giants down 2-0 in the fourth. austin jackson, a two run single. longoria just trying to score. get out of my way please umpire. giants pitchers gave up four home runs. josh bell, this one is going across the allegheny river.

8-2 bucs. top eight, cuth at the plate, he needs to hit a six run homer which is not possible. fielder's choice. 11-2 pirates little final. giants strike out 14 more times. at the lost five straight.final. giants strike out 14 more times. at the lost five straight. friday as met up with gray in new york. now a yankee. say hello again to crush. chris davis, all he does is hit home runs. two batters later, matt chapman muscling up, good-bye! 3-zip as. bottom five, here come the judge. here come the judge. and there goes the ball, a three run blast. judge has ten on the year. jed lowrie getting into the act. whatever he eat, i giancarlo stanton, he pops out.

and just to finish it off, matt joyce, as with their fourth homer. as win 10-5, they are clay thompson says he would leave tens of millions of dollars on the table to stein an extension. marcus thompson broke the story. war arors say no talks with on going on oig. figure this will all come together in the offseason. for now the focus is on the postseason and a monday date with the rockets in the western conference finals. dubs will open on the road for games one and two and that is just fine with draymond green. >> i'd much rather be on the road and healthy and rolling than at home and beat up and tired, you know, sick of each other. we've proven that we can win on the road. we have the confidence to know that we can go anywhere and win a game. if not two. >> game one is monday in houston. have a great weekend.

spectacular mother's day. i'm larry beil. it was a warm day yesterday, the or shore winds allowed mid-80s. and as we look out right now, a beautiful start to your saturday with clear skies. you can't tell, but there is still gusty winds in the upper elevations. those offshore winds keeping us warm this morning as well as retaining the heat from yesterday. so if you like the warm weather, we have another day of it, but after that, things really beginning to change out there. so we are look at temperatures coming way up today and then they will be down the next several days. from emeryville, you will notice temperatures are certainly on the warm side. we'll line those up for you in a minute. and looking at where we should be for this time of year, we are well above average. here is a look at temperatures in san francisco 63, oakland low 60s. mountain view 65.

san jose 58. gilroy in the 40s. half moon bay 50. and from the roof camera, it looks nice and calm out there. winds will be gusting, san francisco, later on today. mid-50s santa rosa. 60s from the delta, con cacord deliver more. a very mild start out there. plenty of clouds around looking at showers throughout the day today lake tahoe. upper 50s for a high, but the rest of the week in the 60s. so on gusty winds upper he will vag elevations. and sunny and mild again today with partly cloudy and cooler conditions for mother's day. you will feel the cooling today in parts of the bay right here along the shoreline. so the southerly surge brings the fog up from the central coast today. so on compliments of the southly wind, we will be gusty through the bay with mid-60s by later on this afternoon. and it will be partly cloudy. so this is about the only area where you will notice the change

on the peninsula maybe, perhaps in the north bay you will feel those winds later on. but as a result of that, we'll continue to get that fog into the bay overnight tonight and then everyone experiences the cooling. but for today, look at the 80s, still alive here in concord, 82 there. 79 san jose. vallejo, 80. 83 santa rosa. mother's day tomorrow, waking up to fog for everyone. 40s and 50s. and then by the afternoon, lots of sunshine, but it will be much cooler. 5 to 10 degrees cooler, maybe even 20 degrees cooler in spots with those afternoon highs in the 70s for the warmest locations instead of the 80s. so it will be a big cooldown and that trend continues as we get to the workweek. but overnight lows tonight, all that fog pushing into the bay, well into our inland east bay. that allows temperatures to be fairly uniform in the 50s.

but with the gray start on tap for your mother's day. accuweather 7 day forecast then featuring the warmth today, warmest day of the week with the 80s inland, upper 70s around the bay. 60s at the shoreline. and then for tomorrow, mother's day, nice and sunny, but the fog in the morning allowing for the cooling. and that is the trend though as we go through the week ahead with 70s inland, 60s at the coast. upper 50s by the way. you download our accuweather app and you can check out the beautiful live cameras. sun comes up at 6:02. >> and what a difference between today and tomorrow. >> big difference. even later today in some spots. in the north bay, people keep finding ways to give in the aftermath firesto firestorm. and now a story of life and hope. >> reporter: it is a big garden for a small back yard, but when penny phillips goes to work here, the green thumb takes over

and for good reason. >> the fact that most of these plants came from coffey park, they are my mom's. >> reporter: memories and photos left behind after the firestorm and in penny's bed room, another project for the future, 40 lemon sab links. >> they just want to be wet. learned it on the sfwhert. >> reporter: penny'ses if nation with lemons has taken her to a police well beyond lemon nad. it began when they tried to grow trees from seeds. >> and so people are like you where doing good with your lemons. and then we caught on fire. >> reporter: turns out there were a lot of lemon trees in coffey park and people have begun to miss them. and then they found out about penny. >> when life gives you lemons, you know, you make trees. >> reporter: tonya williams just after she picked up her sapling this morning. back in coffey park, her husband

mike showed us the remains of what used to be tonya's favorite lemon tree. >> that is all that is left. >> i think it is one of the sweetest things that penny can do to give back. >> reporter: now that the word is out, penny is tryering to keep up. >> i'm just a person, not a nursery. >> reporter: and they are just fragile saplings, but in a region that has suffered so much, penny's lemon tree gesture matters. >> beginning people back a little something that is alive. everything was gone. >> reporter: not gone anymore because the lemon trees are making a comeback. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. next, a welcome home party for a pug that was

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. it is saturday, may 12. thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a look at the forecast. lisa argen is tracking the conditions where you live. >> good morning. have you noticed how warm it is this morning? nice and clear and temperatures are really mild. live doppler 7 picking up on some fog along the peninsula and that will influence our weather along the coast today. we're 11 to 13 degrees warmer this morning than yesterday. from the offshore flow to all the heat we had yesterday into the mid-80s inland, it is mild. you can see the flags blowing there. low 60s san francisco, oakland. 65 mountain view and san jose at 62. cooler in gilroy. and from sutro, you will see it is clear. and we're 63 in