firefighters got a handle on in about an hour. the fire danger is highriple di. calfire is at peak stachg. >> please don't use mechanicenized equipment on to in concord into housing for thousands of migrants. two top stories for you ton. good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz for kristen de. we begin first with abc news confirmation that an internal document drafted for the u.s. secretary of navy outlines plans to house as many as 4,000 immigrants at the naval station. leslie brinkley standing which live with the latest on this leslie. >> reporter: well i can tell you the city of conorder told me that they're stunned by the news of a potential detention camp here at what used to be concord naval weapons station. they said the navy has not communicated with them about these plans for immigrants.

abc news confirmed today that an internal document prepared for the u.s. navy secretary's signature outlines plans to house 25,000 migrants at abandoned airfields in florida and alabama, another 47,000 migrants at camp pendleton in southern california. and an additional 47,000 migrants at what was the concord naval weapons station. >> and in one word this is madness. >> congressman mark desaulnier was caught off guard saying he heard nothing about it until the news broke this afternoon. >> the idea that you put almost 50,000 in a detention facility in the middle of the bay area, in the middle of a very urbanized area is absurd. and that reminds me of world war ii. and japanese internment. we don't want to be party to that. >> the document mentions $233 million to construct appear operate temporary tent recities described as austere. >> we are going backwards.

you don't put people in tents. and in the summer? under nuclear waste? i mean you got to be kidding. >> i don't know how they can do that to people. i really don't. >> to think that could be something happening right here where you live. >> it's awful. i mean it's happening. it doesn't matter where you live. it's happening and it's awful. >> no one knows what part of the land here would accommodate a camp of 47,000 migrants. the director of the community reuse project who is in charge of basically planning what will become of concord naval weapons station, he is out of town on vacation. the city attorney told me that he is right now trying to reach the navy to get more specific details as is kmtz desaulnier. i'm leslie bripgly abc 7 news. >> thank you. we will have more on the immigration issue come including what the president says is the

other side to the debate and how california lawmaker has -- was shouted down over what he tried to do on the house floor. >> stay with us for that but let's move onto the weather. it's hot and about to get hotter. >> let's get to abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. the good thing here up on the roof of the kgo roof top center. we have a nice breeze. it's warm but not uncomfortable. let me show you the live doppler 7. it's dmuvl for parts of the bay area. no fog to speak of right now. absolutely clare. here are the highs so far. 102 in concord and clover dale. 100 in brentwood. the 70s in the san francisco. 81 in oekd. 89 san jose. mid-90s santa rosa and napa. warmer on the coast. heat advisory tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. take it easy out there. the covers all of the bay area with the conception of the coast and san francisco. heat illnesses are possible and fire danger obviously

increasing. also for solano and lake counties this is more 11:00 a.m. saturday to 8:00 p.m. sunday. gusty winds and low humidity will mean the fire danger is elevated. by the way, lake and solano counties that red flag warning begins at midnight tonight. be aware of your surroundings. i'll let you know how hot it gits inland coming up in a you months. >> sandhya thank you so much. >> a lot of people will of course try to seek relief from the heat by going to the beach. but in santa cruz county that's going to come with a concern about sharks. sightings are up. one was spotted near the seascape beach resort by beer can beach where a dead shark washed ashore last sunday. carlos salcedo is live near iowa and cap capitol la. >> the shark sightings happened yesterday which is why officials post-ed the warnings that read enter at your own risk. and today, another sighing of a great white shark. taking a dip in the water is

inviting during any hot sunny day. just look at the dolphins. >> weather like this is always nice in the beginning of summer. >> but the advice to enter after your own risk after multiple confirmed shark sightings. the california state park rangers posted the warning signs on the beach yesterday. >> it's good if people have kids and are worried. >> i have grand kids out in the water you can't help but be concerned. >> the sheriff's officers poechted this warning off a beach in appears to not far from where a dead great white washed up sunday morning. fish and wildlife launched a criminal investigation into the shark's deaths. >> you can't fish for them therefore you can't kill them. >> shark sightings are common in monthera bay especially in the past few years. >> they come no the warmest shallowest water in the afternoon to warm up. >> there was another sighting this afternoon. marine biologiesist krped this

image of his friend kayaking above a great wyatt. >> it's an amazing humbling experience to be out there and relaxing and suntanning next to these really great and misened stood animals. >> as long as they're left alone swimmers should be okay. just don't be surprised once you spot one. >> if you see a shark get out. >> and since it is going to be a warm weekend, officials are specking many beach goers out here. so humans and sharks will have to co-exist. reporting live in capitol hilla. abc 7. >> thanks very much. it's a tough time beating the heat at the alameda county fair to be sure. eric thomas is live in pleasanton with thatster story. it's swelterring there, eric. >> reporter: it is indeed. we're not ashamed to have found a pot in the shade. a lot of people doing that at the county fair. the reason is it's hot out there. here we took the easy way out.

the real challenge is staying cool and enjoy the mid-way. pick your poison, radiated heat from the ground toasting the knee caps or the sun grilling th your cassandra bought a colorful pair i sol. >> you have to have the dress right, have the sun screen otherwise it's not a good day. >> staying hydrated is a big deal. some also chose their rides strategically for the cooling effects. we kault up angela and her 4-year-old son after they came off the log flume one of jaylen's favorites. >> it splashes you a little bit but it's good enough. >> next stop, a ride they hope creates a cool breeze. >> we're going to that. >> yeah, yeah. >> the ferris wheel squloo yeah gob round, round fast. >> and they did get on. >> so did we along with a people

use going for reconnaissance. scoping out the water ride next. >> along with the usual advise, like clothing, limiting exertion, staying hydrated, paramedics say be aware of symptoms of heat exhaustion excessive sweating headaches dizziness and watch out for life threatening symptoms. >> when you turn red and extremely overheating, sweating profusely. and really disoriented, and going unconscious, that's when we go more into the heat stroke. >> now, heat exhaustion will get you a trip over to the first aid station here. and maybe the misting tent where they spray water outside of it. heat stroke will get you a trip to the emergency room. so let's be careful out here. live at the alameda county fair in pleasanton eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> take it easy. thanks eric. it's hot if you're heading to san francisco's castro district for pride weekend. the forecast calls for close to

80 draegs tomorrow. quite warm for the city. this is unusually wrm by san francisco standards for this time of year process however it's supposed to cool down for sunday and the big parade. which is nice to hear. now one of the best ways to keep track of the weekend heat where you live is with the abc 7 news app. get updates from the weather team and monitor the forecast on the go, be sure to enable push alerts. well the bay area is ground zero for fighting back against the trump administration on a different front. >> even though this battle also focuses on the separation of families that's next. plus -- >> my heart is broken. >> senator kamala harris at the border and her accusations against the administration. vo. and that crying immigrant girl. there is a new stoerp behind this iconic photograph. >> and why it could be a

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>> my heart is broken. these mothers have shared their personal stories. they are a story of a human rights abuse being committed by the united states government. that's california senator kamala harris speaking at a raly following a meeting with migrant mothers inside a detention center in san diego county. harris described the women separated from children as being in complete and utter despair. she says the trump administration is committing crime against humanity. >> well harris wasn't the only democrat on the offensive today against president trump's zero tolerance immigration policy. >> southern california congressman ted l ouchlt u clashed with georgia republican karen handle on the house floor when he played an audio clip of migrant children drying at the. >> the judge will suspend rule 17 of the house prohibits the use of the thats. >> these are kids at a detention facility sfla why do you not let

the american people hear what they are say sfwloog the gentleman will suspend. >> the encounter went on for about five minutes before l uchlt ou stopped the clip. >> president trump tried to change the narrative on the family separation crisis today by meeting with people who have loved ones killed by undocumented immigrants. >> these are the american citizens permanently separated from their loved ones. the word permanently being the word that you have to think about. permanently. they're not separated for a day or two days. these are permanently separated. >> mr. trump went on the offensive attacking democrats and dismissing what he calls quote phoney stories of sadness and grief. >> meanwhile emotional protests continue to cross the country and here in the bay area today. in richmond a crowd of demonstratorsers converged on the west county detention facility housing detained immigrants. the protesters accused immigration and customs enforcement of cruel and inhumane treatment and lashed

out at the early administration policy of separating children from parents. abc 7 cherylgenics travels to the border with a bay area delegation including congresswoman jackie speier. was abc 7 news to go beyond the headlines of the cries at the border. the crying little girl whose photo has become synonymous with immigration families wasn't taken away from her mother. they say the girm was stopped at the texas border. agents asked the mother to put the 2-year-old girl down to search here. the image went viral. helping the factual basis fund raiser to raise millions in a matter of days. it has raised more than $19 million to help ee unite unindictmented parents separated from children. a federal judge in san francisco heard arguments over the temperature administration to terminate the protected status of thousands of immigrants living in the united states. last year the administration announced it was ending the protections for immigrants from el salvador,

and sudan. and sudan. >> we are here in force with tps holders and families to ask a court to reject the government's position and to reject the government's recklessness, racism and illegality. >> i am here because the trump administration wants to end t.p.s., which my mom depends on staying in this country. >> more than 300,000 people from the four countries were granted temp protection status or t.p.s. the terminations could go into effect starting next year. >> muni metro passengers in the southwestern part of san francisco now have to take a bus to get to downtown. that's because the twin peaks tunnel will be closed for repairs the next two months. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live outside the west portal station as she is there to help us navigate our way through the city. it's a bit tricky, lyanne.

>> reporter: i hope i help navigate. it will be tricky. the work starts on monday after pride weekend of course. and during the summer while kids are still out from school. now, already, they are getting ready putting up signs for those buses which will transport thousands of people. the immuneny metro k., l. and l. lines serve 80,000 passengers every day. some now have to take a shuttle bus to other stations. that's because the west portal appear forrest hills station will be closed while the tin twaeks tunnel is repaired. the tunnel in use since february of 1918 needs a lot of work. >> including track work, work to the waums and also work to the drainage systems as well for the next generation of immuneny ride zbleers the rails are so old that trains are forced to slow down upon entering the tunnel. the san francisco mumble transportation agency placed notices at several stations and

door hangers on handrails are there to make sure everyone understands the changes. >> i've gotten the sheet. and i'm looking at the sheet when i have to figure out what to do. >> he was in luck. the sfmta representative took time to someplace what he needed to do. those used to coming to the west portal station will now hop on the l. bus. those on the immuneny metro at forrest hills will take the m because near the station on brew duey boulevard. >> they will be dropped off at castro or church stations. >> from there boarding the immuneny metro to downtown. alex newberg has taken a schultz here before and knows it's an inconvenience. >> it took a lot longer. and there were less people that could get on. there was a big line. so, you know, takes about twice as long as the immuneny. >> the mta says plan ahead, leave early and be patient. it will seem like a long two months. and those going to the zoo for

example, those going to san francisco state will have to get on a bus at the castro or church stations. and if you're coming back then you'll have to take the bus from here. if you are still confused don't worry about it. on monday they will have plenty of people to help you out. live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecasts with sandy patel. hi there, everyone. it's beautiful up here on the roof of the kgo tv broadcast center. the embarcadero is packed. people enjoying the sunshine here. a nice breeze let's check out live doppler 7. it doesn't feel that way everywhere. clearly hot inland. live doppler 7 shows you what it looks like and the fog is missing from this picture as you will notice. as we look at a live picture from santa cruz, this is the which you want to roll if you want to end your work week and beat the heat. watch out for the shark sights ing that's what i've heard. 67 in san francisco. in the 70s in oakland. san jose 87. and cooking in the bill roy. 98 degrees. blue skies from our south beach

camera right now. 94 in santa rosa. 95 noft an. napa has a nice breeze. 86 degrees. but it is triple digit heat in concord right now. 100 degrees. and nothing but sunshine from emeryville camera. hotter inland and warmer at the coast tomorrow. we're will go at high fire danger and reduced air quality. and then cooling begins on sunday. tomorrow morning, 50s, 60s, mild and clear start to start off saturday. tomorrow amp it's going to get hot quick. triple digits from gilroy to margen hill to los gatos. 96 in san jose. 92 in milpitas. on the peninsula make sure you have plenty of ward. 94 in mountain view. warm at the coast. temperatures in the low 70s. 72 daly ste. 79 downtown san francisco. north bay, yes, it's going to be hot. with the exception of the coast. 98 in sonoma. 99 nap an 99 in santa rosa. 98 in sand rafael heading into the east bay, 88 in oakland you'll see plents of 90s from hercules to castro valley.

you need to definitely stay indoors if you don't like the hot weather inland because at least you have the a/c. 104 in livermore and antioch. 103 in concord. a good 20 degrees above average. 79 tomorrow for the parade. if you are out for the parade it's comfortable cooler and breesier. 69 degrees sunday. and sizzling heat at sonoma raceway or nascar. 98 degrees. looking look at the dramatic change on sunday. 79 for you on sunday. from the east bay hills camera, air quality continues to decline. we have another spare the air alert up for tomorrow. inland east bay and the santa clara valley has the worst of the air quality moderate elsewhere. a low back at the accuweather seven-day forecast. and you will notice how hot it is inland with the triple digits. this is when the heat peaks on the coastline temperatures in

the 70s. cooling begins on sunday for the pride parade. and much cooler weather is anticipated on monday with 80s inland 50s on the coast. typical spread for summertime on tuesday. 60s to 90s and back down again minor dips in the temperatures mid-80s inland. upper 50s along the coast. really, the biggest message i can give you right now is stay hydrated. make sure you have plenty of water. take frequent breaks if you are outdoors because that heat can be taxes on your body. until then, enjoy the hot spell we have for tomorrow. dan and ama. >> thanks sandhya very much. a hunl fire breaks out overnight in san jose and it wasn't the first time a ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you.

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