>> this is abc 7 mornings. good morning everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, june 17th. happy father's day. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa this morning. we have had a little bit of drizzle in the santa cruz mountains. just a few hundredths of an inch. most of us under the gray clouds from live doppler 7 and the satellite image on top of it. so it's a gray start to the morning. we still could see some drizzle over the next few hours. it will mainly be in the santa cruz mountains. temperatures in the 50s. breezy still by noon and clearing out. at the coast, you'll find stronger breezes, though. by this afternoon. sun and clouds. temperatures similar to yesterday. so inland near 80 around the bay. low 70s at the coast.

mid to upper 50s. sunsets at 8:33. nag to dampen outdoor plans with the drizzle in the santa cruz mountai mountains. get ready for a warmup through the workweek. i'll tell you about that coming up. we have breaking news out of new jersey this morning. at least one person is dead, 20 people are injured after a shootout at a 24-hour art event in trenton. shots fired around 2:45 this morning local time at what they call art all night. organizers say it promotes artistic diversity. the person killed, a 33-year-old man, is a suspect in the shoog. another suspect is in custody. multiple people opened fire in the shooting and police have recovered multiple weapons. sniemts a . >> all of a sudden my brother goes is that fireworks?

no, that's gunfire. everybody is running down the street. >> police say one of the people being treated was in extremely critical condition. the rest of the event has been canceled. berkeley police are investigating a fatal drown. a man was pulled from the water near the berkeley ma rinne after apparently falling out of his canoe. abc reporter lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard rushed to the berkeley marina by air and by sea. after a call came in before 6:00 of a man's body floating in the water. christopher hollis pulled the unmanned outrigger canoe from the water after calling 911. i'm sorry for him. what was he doing out here this time of day in the wind. >> the crew that landed from the helicopter searched the vessel. they found the man's vest, a few personal items inside and an oar. >> i was hoping it wasn't a body. but every time the wave pressed,

you could see something. in the end, i got down to him. almost didn't see him. >> they pulled the man from the water and took him to shore. >> the coroner's office will transport him to the coroner's division where they'll try and identify him. they'll 'neath notify the next of kin. >> lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. the controversy continues this morning over the trump administration's policy of separating children and parents who are undocumented immigrants. there are also unaccompanied minors, those children who cross the border by themselves and need help with legal proceedings to stay in this country. a bay area charity has hit the soccer field to weekend to try to raise money for those kids. abc 7 news carlos saucedo has the story. among them undocumented youth who came to this country

by themselves. >> i'm so glad that they send me here and they leave me here in the united states. four years ago, car lily aguilar fled guatemala and made the tough decision to leave everyone and everything behind for a better life on her own. >> i miss my parents. but i know that i am good here better than guatemala. >> it's story's like hers that prompted catholic charities to put on the tournament. spanish for soccer with a heart. the event raises money for unaccompanied minors who cross the border but face an uphill battle seeking asylum. it was a nice reprieve for kids who can't play outside in their home country because of the violence. >> it's unsafe to go outside. they have gangs, they have a lot of violence. they cannot do that. they don't have the privilege to go outside and play. >> that's why many of the immigrant children risk their

own lives trying to cross. >> i tell the police if they want to send me back, sebd me to another country but not guatemala and not to mexico. >> she no longer has to live in fear. they helped her obtain asylum and is now a permanent resident. >> carlos saucedo, abc 7 news. president trump is trying to shift the focus to stopping criminals. this follows the department of homeland security announcing that nearly 2,000 children have been separated from their parents during the past two months alone. many of these children wind up in tent cities near america's border with mexico. president trump challenged democrats in his weekly address. >> ms-13 gang members are truly and you've heard me say it, animals. yet, nancy pelosi and washington

democrats continue to protect them and to push for open borders. >> the president with one swipe of his pen could end this policy tomorrow. >> and the trump administration insists that the detained children are being well-cared for. california is one of seven states allowing medically aided deaths for the terminally ill. after being chal nengd court last mornt, the so-called right to die law has been reinstated, at least for now. dion lim spoke to a bay area man whose late wife was the reason the law was enacted in the first place. >> it's frustrating because this law in effect for two years has been working. >> it's because of dan diaz and the woman he still calls his wife, brittany menard, the law is in effect. brittany suffered from brain cancer and made the decision to move their family to oregon in order to die with the assistance of a life ending

drug. she passed away in november of 2014. >> it's significant for me. i remember what she was going through and the chaos she was having to endure of leaving our home and move to another state. >> in the laws for six months, just over 100 californians exercised their right to day. a study shows 76% support the legislation. but last month, a riverside county judge declared the law unconstitutional. >> it put a stay on the lower court's ruling while this appeals process goes forward. >> attorney john eisenberg has been watching the case closely and represents several terminally ill patients who want to die with dignity. >> i think a lot of terminally ill people throughout the state right now are breathing a big sigh of relief. because they know that they can use the end of life option. >> he knows this is the >> this is the promise i made to brittany. so that no terminally ill individual would ever have to go

through what she went through. >> dion lim, abc 7 news. now, we reached out to several groups that oppose the right to die law. we did not get a response. police in american canyon believe they've identified a car belonging to someone in a rash of vandalism. we told you about this on abc 7 news. home security cameras captured video of a dark blue car appears to be a dodge charger. the car may be connected to someone shooting out the windows of 2 dozen vehicles between 2:00 and 4:00 friday morning. detectives are now urging all-american canyon residents to check their home security cameras to see if there's anyone they see shooting at parked cars. a grassfire that broke out in concord yesterday afternoon quickly grew to 25 acres. it took fire crews more than two hours to fully contain the flames burning along the road

between willow pass court and driftwood drive. our walnut creek camera captured the black smoke rising beyond those trees. the chp shut down traffic in the area while firefighters gained control. those winds are also responsible for knocking down trees. take a look at this one in campbell. it was ripped from the ground at its base before toppling on to parked cars near the entrance of the courtyard by marriott on creekside way. police tweeted these photos to warn residents of the high wind dangers. an even bigger mess in martinez yesterday when this 100-foot heritage oak fell on to a two-story home on ferry street near brown street taking down power poles and lines with it. the falling tree uprooted the sidewalk, crushed several vehicles causing the truck to catch fire. there were no reports of injuries. residents sheltered in place until pg&e crews secured hot

power lines on the road. will we find that same kind of wind today? >> similar, but not as strong. so we have breezy conditions expected. the flag is blowing but not right -- not too bad right now of the the winds will pick up once again. temperatures a little bit on the cool side. we're off to a very gray start with drizzle in the santa cruz mountains. i'll have your complete forecast coming up as well as your father's day forecast. >> thank you, frances. a taxi cab crashing into a crowd of pedestrians in moscow. what the driver says happened. and terrifying moments in southern california after a tesla suddenly bursts into flam

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developing news in russia. moscow police are investigating a taxi cab crash that sent eight people to the hospital, including two mexican world cup fans. the cab crashed into pedestrians along a sidewalk near red square. the driver telling police he fell asleep at the wheel, accidentally hit the gas. moscow police would not comment whether the crash would affect security measures for the world cup. the use of vehicles as weapons has been a security concern. the mexican embassy says the two injured female fans were not hospitalized. details on the other victims have not been released. three hikers are safe after being stranded for more than 11 hours on a rocky cliffside in

pacifica. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard shows us their dramatic and challenging rescue. >> reporter: a dramatic rescue unfolding saturday morning on a cliff high above the pacific. >> are you okay? >> reporter: three hikers cold, but okay, happy to be back on safe, solid ground. firefighters say a 23-year-old man and his two 13-year-old relatives were stranded on this pacifica cliffside overnight. >> they went out for a late hike and i guess the tide came in and they had to get to higher ground to get past that. just ended up stranded on the cliff. >> how to rescue the trio, a challenge for first responders. darkness and the weather working against them. >> the chp helicopter made numerous attempts yesterday. due to windy conditions, it's not possible. >> reporter: but at 10:00 a.m. winds died down and the rescue began.

the chopper plucking each hiker off the cliff using a basket delivering them safely to the beach below. seasoned hikers who witnessed the rescue say stay off this cliff. >> i'm not calling you kooks. but it's a kook thing to do what they're doing. it's all about safety out here. >> parents of the teen girls sending a big thank you to rescuers. >> throughout the night, they kept us really informed. grateful for our first responders. >> kids are okay? >> kid are great. >> what do you have to say to the harbor patrols? >> thank you. >> hiking only on marked trails. avoid hiking at night and always be aware of your surroundings. in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. a dixon man is hailed as a hero after he helped lift a truck off a woman's foot. it happened at 7 flags car wash. it's on east mont visa avenue in vacaville. jesse landers was vacuuming his car and he heard a crash in one of the stalls. a sedan slammed into the back of the truck pushing the back left tire on to its driver's foot. car wash employees used a jack

to lift the truck off the woman, but it would not go high enough. >> heard her screaming. i could tell she was in pain. i put myself in that situation. i would want someone to help me. i decided to help her. i ended up getting in front of her. i lifted the rims and got it up high enough where she was able to get her foot out. >> landers thinks he lifted it up about 6 inches. he dead lifts 400 pounds but believes adrenaline helped in this case. the woman is okay and out of the hospital. this is video captured when a tesla burst into flames in los angeles. the car belongs to hollywood director and producer. no one was hurt. his wife says it was not in an accident before the fire broke out. tesla called it an extraordinary

unusual occurrence. the company is investigating. this follows other incidents involving tesla, including a deadly accident in mountain view that raised questions about the car's self-driving system. it's not clear if this tesla was on autopilot. dozens of people showed up for each other and their east bay community yesterday. abc 7 news was in oakland for oakland hands around lake merritt. it celebrates the power of a united equitable city. they've been asked to form a circle and join hands to uplift those experiencing marginalization in housing and food insecurity. >> really just about love. it's about getting a chance to see your community members. >> we are in this together as a species. so if some one of us is a gresing against the other, it's an opportunity to say, we can do better and we will.

>> organizers say they're planning another event next month. ♪ abc 7 news was in san francisco when music filled the air at one of the bay area's longest running street festivals. this marks the 64th year for the north beach festival attracting thousands of people who enjoy music, shopping and food. one of the people selling crafts shares why she thinks the festival is so special. >> i feel like the crowd is a lot of locals. but then you have the tourists and the people that have actually come. i feel like there's a lot of history here. >> the north beach festival is open from 10:00 until 6:00. the annual blessing of the animals at the shrine of st. fra sis assisi in a vallejo is at 2:00 this afternoon. good morning, i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan.

we're seeing gray skies over the bay area. we've had drizzle this morning in the santa cruz mountains. we could still see some in the next couple of hours. i also want to take you to the tahoe area where there's been thunderstorm activity, some rainfall. even the areas of pink and white. we could see a light dusting of snow. only at 9,000 feet. here's a live shot in the area. this is from our heavenly camera. lake tahoe. you can see some of the clouds there as well. this trough is moving east. this is what's also bringing us a southerly flow and all these gray clouds. we're looking now at the san francisco area. bay bridge there from exploratorium camera. it's going to be gray for a while. temperatures in the 50s for the most part. san francisco 55. oakland 57. san jose 57 as well. gilroy cooler at 53 degrees. from emeryville, gray and soupy, a little bit of this june gloom as we look towards the bay and san francisco. lots of temperatures mainly in the mid 50s right now.

some low 50s out there like santa rosa 53. mid-50s through napa. novato, fairfield, concord at 59. livermore at 55 degrees. i want to take you to the forecast animation of what you can expect today for father's day. so we still have cloud cover even during the 8:00 hour. notice this little bit of green in the swanton area. we'll see possible drizzle in the santa cruz mountains. now, the winds will be coming from the southwest and as air moves down slope on the wind, we'll start to see clearing faster in the south bay and also in the east bay. by 5:00 this evening, we'll see clouds at the coast. so you should be able to do anything outdoors if you want for father's day. that drizzle has been confined to the santa cruz mountains. once again, we could see some rain heavy at times in the reno and truckee area.

highs ranging from upper 50s to near 80. once again, similar to yesterday's temperatures. breezy but hopefully not as breezy as yesterday. the winds should be relaxing. we still could see a strong gust. fran, mid-60s there and oakland 69 degrees. san jose 75 degrees. lots of mid-70s through the north bay. santa rosa, san rafael, napa. low 50s againtonight. cooler temperatures in parts of the north bay like santa rosa and napa. i want to give you an idea of what the models are saying. we could see 90s in the inland areas. check out saturday near 100 degrees. these are just models giving us an idea of what to expect. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so today a little bit cooler than average, especially for inland areas and around the bay again. the drizzle in the mountains. it's going to be mild on

tuesday. breezy still on wednesday. summer sto summer solstice on thursday. neechb san francisco, we'll see the 70s for pride weekends. it's going to be busy. >> those are above average temperatures. they certainly look like it. >> they will be by next weekend for everybody. well above average. okay. thank you, frances. just ahead, a big surprise for beyonce and jay z fans.

dan harris now from new york to tell us what's coming up. sweltering heat and severe thunderstorms across the midwest. fierce wince winds and heavy rains prompting warnings. what you need to know as the extreme weather moves east. special counsel robert mueller with republican leaders calling for an end to the probe. this as rudy giuliani -- an amazing father's day story. a high school gym coach rushing to his son's aid when aid when d teenag teenager collapsed on the basketball court and how he saved his son's life. we'll see you soon. thank you, dan. beyonce is back. queen b released an album with her husband titled everything is love. it's only available on his

streaming service. she gave a sneak peek of the first video from her album on her instagram account which was shot at le louvre in paris. it was a family affair. blue ivy, their 6-year-old appears in one of the songs. the new way of living large. tiny homes similar to these are being celebrated this weekend in the bay area. today is the last day of tiny fest california. it's at the fairgroun fairgrounds. they've grown from the tight housing market in the bay area and soaring costs as well as those television shows. still to come here on abc 7 mornings, celebrating dads by shopping? the great father's day deals that could

good morning east bay. let's get up and get going. welcome back everyone. happy father's day. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa. hi, carolyn. good morning everyone. extensive cloud cover right now as we see with live doppler 7 and the satellite image. we've got gray skies from the coast spilling inland into sacramento and stockton. i'll show you what the gray

skies look like. it's a beautiful shot looking out towards the bay, almost like a monet. we're dealing with the chance of drizzle but mainly confined to the santa cruz mountains. temperatures in the 50s for father's day. during the 7:00 hour. by noon, breaks in the cloud cover. still breezy, though. accepts at the coast. by this afternoon, a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures on the cool side inland near 80 degrees. around the bay, near 70. at the coast, once again, cool mid to upper 50s. sunsets at 8:33. enjoy the day. although it's not as warm as you might like, we've got a big warmup coming up this weekend. i'll tell you more about that with the seven-day forecast. thank you, frances. now to the new pressure building on michael cohen. abc news learned that a grand jury witness indicates a special counsel, robert mueller -- appears to remain focused on president trump's ex-lawyer.

this has paul manafort remains in jail. abc news white house correspondent tara palmieri has the latest developments. michael cohen could be in the crshairs. many of the special counsel's questions to him focused on the former personal attorney of the president. >> i did nothing wrong. you have to understand, this would have come out a long time ago. >> this comes as sources tell abc news that cohen may cooperate with prosecutors in a separate federal probe into his business dealings in the hush payment he made to porn star stormy daniels. prosecutors revealing they have accessed hundreds of pages of cohen's encrypted texts. pieced together 16 pages of his shredded documents. we spoke to rudy giuliani by phone. he tells us that the president -- the deputy attorney general assured the president he wasn't be touched by that investigation. >> we've been told by rosenstein the president is not involved in

that investigation and we have no reason to believe that could possibly change unless somebody decided to lie or somebody decided to try to frame us. >> paul manafort a target in the special counsel's investigation, spending his first night in a federal prison. placed in vip housing, away from the general population where he'll await trial. this after his house arrest was ended. on friday, giuliani all suggesting it could be cleaned up with a pardon and later clarifying his remarks. >> he's not going to pardon anybody in this investigation but he's not going to give up his right to pardon if a miscarriage of justice is -- >> anything to -- >> of course he could. of course, he could. >> giuliani also telling abc if trump answers mueller's questions, it likely won't be in person. >> i think we would prefer questions and written answers the way ronald reagan did. >> tara palmpalmieri, abc news,

washington. coming up, steve bannon will give his first sunday morning show interview since leaving the white house. you can catch the full interview at 8:00 this morning on this week with george stephanopoulos here on abc 7. police in indiana are investigating a shooting that has killed the brother of a sacramento kings basketball player. roger randolph. brother of zack randolph was shot and killed early yesterday morning outside a bar about 60 miles from indianapolis. investigators don't know what led up to the shooting but don't think it was a random attack. police have not identified any suspects and so far no arrests have been made. new developments about a plan to create a citywide broadband internet service for all san francisco residents and businesses. the project will not be moving forward. it's been put on hold. the examiner reports outgoing

mayor mark ferrell will not -- to fund the project. he had until tuesday to do that. the project is short of the 2/3 need today pass. they will continue to research how market conditions and construction would affect such a project. this is bound to make you feel guilty for buying your dad a tie for father's day. a florida woman gave her father a . he desperately needed a second kidney transplant after the one he received four years ago was showing signs of failure. his daughter was a 100% match for a donation. >> i was really feeling worse than i ever felt before. my body was double the size i am now. >> he didn't look well. i didn't know how much time he had, honestly. it's hard for a child to look at your parent and say that. >> doctors say this was the

dad's second transplant and since it was, there were many risks involved, but the surgery went well and both father and daughter are thankful for the gift of life this father's day. could a day of shopping be ahead as you celebrate dad? abc news reporter rebecca jarvis has father's day discounts to benefit the whole family. >> it's the time to celebrate dad and shop for deals. retailers across the country rolling out special father's day discounts on everything from last-minute gifts to bargains for the whole family. >> some of the best deals you'll see are at home improvement stores, department stores and furniture stores seen anywhere between 40 to 70% off. >> dick's sporting goods offering 20% off any single item and $20 in gift cards when you spend $100 and as much as half off golf equipment. like this top flight 13-piece set, now $150 down from $300.

best buy, discounts on electronics and apple devices like $50 off this apple watch, series 3. at target, a $300 gift card with the purchase of this samsung galaxy s9. at macy's, an extra 20% off with promo code, dad. >> reporter: one thing to skip buying are tvs and appliances. the deals get better come black friday. in the market for a grill, it pays to wait until the end of summer. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, you can now make money selling your own data. is the upside worth the loss of your privacy? 7 on your side's michael finney has details ahead. and here is a live look from our emeryville camera. you see the extensive cloud cover, the gray skies. that's happening across most of the bay area.

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salmon. recreational anglers are allowed to catch two salmon, two feet long per feet. coho salmon are off limits. it remains open until october 31st. we mentioned this could be a good day to goishing with your d. >> sure would. on later. >> carol will be doing that. i wish i could join you. we are going to have cooler than normal weather today. it is on the gray side right now. lots of low cloud cover over most of the bay area. most of the drizzle has passed. although, we have had a few hundredths of an inch near highway 17 out of the santa cruz mountains. i'll let you know what the father's day forecast will be, as well as a massive warmup coming up. thank you, frances. madison bumgarner tries to get the giants back on track against the dodgers. what he did against l.a. that hasn't happened in five years. details coming up

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welcome back everyone. happy father's day. it's 6:43 on sunday morning chlg thank you for waking up early to join us for abc 7 mornings. this is a live look from our san jose camera at mineta san jose international airport. no delays reported today. we are experiencing june gloom, gray and cool on this foggy day.

wait until thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. what a difference. frances along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. let's check out sports. many dads will be watching baseball this father's day. the a's will try to win against the angels. first pitch oakland coliseum. the giants try to avoid being swept by the dodgers in l.a. first pitch at dodgers stadium at 1:10. last night the giants were hoping their bats would wake up with the return of their leading home run hitter. anthony flores has the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. brandon be is back on the diamond. he returned to action for the first time since having his appendix removed on june 2nd. going with the full beard, he went 0 for 4 first inning. had some power but puig makes the catch at the warning track. second inning, buster posey at the dish. he's thinking base hit. hernandez is thinking, a great

play. nice driving catch. bottom half of the frame, matt kemp crushes this madison bumgarner pitch. it's a solo shot. los angeles takes a 1-0 lead. now to the bottom of the fifth. tied at 1. hernandez takes mad bum to the bleachers. it's a 2-run shot. first time more walks than strikeouts since august of 2013. top nine now. the tying run on second and pablo sandoval pops up. that's your ball game. dodgers beat the giants 3-1. a's and angels at the coliseum. no score until the fourth. john lamb making a first start of the season. chad pinder hits is past the angels in the outfield. that's his sixth of the year. he was a double away from the cycle. 1-0 oakland. down 3-2 in the sixth. the athletics score 4. steven piscotty breaking the tie. a bases loaded single.

two runs score. the a's snap their four-game skid, 6-4. >> we needed it. dropped four straight. teams all throughout baseball go through this. it's a matter of how you battle back. we haven't lost confidence and faith. we know we got to keep going. got a good team. >> phil mickelson has the golfing world buzzing. some are calling for his disqualification after a major meltdown at the s. open. lefty struggling to keep it together othe par 4 13th. he hits the bogey putt too hard. it's headed off the green. watch what he does. he races over and hits it before it stops rolling. that is a no-no and a two-stroke penalty. he took a 10. he shot an 11 over 81. not the worst score of the round. that belongs to rickie fowler. he's now tied for 62nd at plus 16. yes, that is plus 14, 84 on the day and he did not have a single birdie in the round.

dustin johnson. had a four-shot lead coming in. plus 6 in the first eight holes. 7 over on the day. he's the co-leader at 3 over. hey lefty, what happened on 13? >> how can you not laugh? it's funny. i don't mean it disrespectful. i hope nobody -- if you're taking it that way, i'm sorry. that's not the way it's meant. i wanted to get to the next hole. i didn't see it happening without the two shots. >> some of the best land and best venues in all of golf. specifically in this country. it's as good as it gets. shinnecock hills is as beautiful. unfortunately they've lost the golf course. >> there are four players tied for lead at 3 over par. that includes brooks koepka. the final round will be played later today. that's a look at sports. happy father's day. now your forecast from abc 7 news. good morning. meteorologist frances dinglasan. dwooerlg wi

we're dealing with lots of low clouds. live doppler 7 and the satellite image shows the inland push of all the low clouds. the difference is the winds are coming from the south this time. we normally get them from the northwest. as they come from the south and they go downhill into the south bay and into the east bay, we'll see the down sloping air flow warms and dries up faster. it should be clearing there sooner. we'll take you out live to the shot. get a lot of sunshine early on. head over to the bay, still pretty gray looking towards the bay bridge. temperatures are mainly in the 50s around the bay area, san francisco 55, oakland 57, san jose 57 as well. gilroy, cooler at 53 degrees. this time, we're looking from our san rafael camera. we're looking east towards the sunri sunrise. notice the clouds coming from the south. a little different of a flow

pattern. lots of temperatures in the low to mid-50s. napa, novato. fairfield, livermore all at 55 degrees right now. here's the forecast animation. at 8:00 this morning, you'll still see the clouds coming in from the southwest. it will still stay pretty cloudy along the peninsula and the coast and the clouds will stick around there throughout the afternoon. we'll see clearing for other areas. again, east bay and south bay will get clearing a little earlier on. temperatures are a bit on the cool side. it will be breezy once again. hopefully, not as breezy as yesterday. we could still see stronger gusts. but the winds should be laxi. san francisco, 64. oakland,9 degrees. san jose, 75 degrees. the warmest spot will be antioch and fairfield and also brentwood will be near 80 degrees. mid-70s through santa rosa and partly cloudy conditions. the san mateo county fair, we could see cloud cover during the 11:00 hour. but then a high uv index in the

afternoon. highs in the upper 60s. grab a jacket if you're staying out as late as 10:00. you'll cool down into the 50s. now i want to show you. here's a look at the week ahead. for examplen antioch today we're at 78. things will turn around. tomorrow, warming up. tuesday as well. high pressure builds. it stalls a little bit midweek. but then check out the end of the workweek into next weekend. we will be near 100 degrees. possibly in some of our inland locations. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. enjoy father's day. most of that drizzle that we forecasted has been in the santa cruz mountains. a few hundredths of an inch. it's pretty much gone. the rest of the day will be dry and in the inland areas near 80. around the bay 70. at the coast, mid to upper 50s. fog to sun tomorrow. a mild day tuesday. breezy on wednesday. summer solstice on thursday. the warming trend, near 90s

inland and in san francisco, some of our models say upper 60s. i think it will be the low 70s. that's what it looks like right now. >> we'll have hundreds of thousands in town for pride festivities. >> oh, yeah. if you could get paid for information about your likes, dislikes and other data, would you sell it. 7 on your side michael finney says there's a new company hoping you'll say yes. >> britt morgan follows the news with interest. how the data of millions of americans has been sold really bothered her. >> it's my data and my information, right? why wouldn't it bother me? >> that's why she turned to a company that acts as a broker to other companies and allows to you opt in or opt out of what data you're willing to sell. >> i love the vision and being able to be in control of my own data. >> joe johnson works for them out of san francisco. he says major companies like

facebook and google make about $2,000 from the data it acquires for free from each user. >> we're trying to take that data that other companies are making this much money off of and make that so that you're earning that directly. >> joe right out of san francisco-based consumer action calls the goal laudable but he's skeptical. >> the real question is whether this app will achieve that in a meaningful way. it's uncertain at this point. >> he says it doesn't solve as a bigger issue. >> the problem is you're not taking back any data, google, facebook, twitter, they have all kinds of data on you. >> the opportunities to make money using datum is limited because it's in the beta stage. datum says it has 95,000 users who can opt in to receive marketing e-mails and sell their location data. users right now make about $15 a month.

but as the program expands, the company predicts some users could make up to $2,000 a year selling their health information to insurance companies. >> this is done in a secure, anonymous way, then when the companies pay, that payment goes directly to the end user. >> users receive payments in the form of cryptocurrency. that's out of consumer action. >> you're not paid in real money. it's a cryptocurrency that may prove worthless in a year or less. >> that's a great way to make some extra money and nice to own your own data. >> it's available through google play and on apple phones, should be available soon. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. coming up, opening day for stern groves 81st annual music festival in san francisco. we'll tell you who is

happening today, it is opening day of the annual stern grove music festival in san francisco. the summer concert series kicks off with the big picnic party and a soulful doubleheader with peabo bryson and jeffrey osborn. it starts at 2:00 this afternoon and seating is first come first serve. the shows are every sunday and runs through august 19th this year. this is the fest vl's 81st

season. one of the true treasures of the bay area and take a jacket today. people know that. >> yeah. they need a jacket and sunscreen. it's a little confusing because you will get sunshine. it's breezy. here's a look at highs today. it will be similar to yesterday. it will be breezy once again. extra cloud cover for the peninsula and in parts of the north bay. here's a look at the accuweather forecast. you had drizzle in the santa cruz mountains. but that's over. tomorrow things warm up. a mild day on tuesday and whoo, it's going to be sizzling and like summer by the end of the workweek. mid-90s inland. warm as well in san francisco. >> right. >> thanks very much. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm carolyn tyler along with frances dinglasan who is in this morning for lisa argen. our news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. "good morning america" is up next.

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