it is saturday, june 23. let's start with the forecast. lisa argen is tracking the conditions where you live. >> good morning. we're waking up t the fog-free conditions and somewhat mild temperatures inland. here is a look at live doppler 7, you notice the fog-free air. and at live look, nice here in the city. 57 in oakland, 61 mountain view. 46 at the coast. so walnut creek already in the 60s with 56 santa rosa, 52 in novato. so this morning we are 8 degrees

waerm warmer inland, and we have high fire danger with a red flag warning in effect from 11:00 through 8:00 tomorrow night. those winds will gust up to 40 miles per hour. the relative humidity decreases, dries out the air and we warm up very quickly today for a heat advisory. heat illnesses are possible. try to stay hydrated. tahoe, highs will be in the 80s. 90s by noontime inland, 60s by the coast. and by the afternoon one of the hottest days we've seen all year long. well over 100 degrees. but comfortable at the shoreline. we'll talk details in a few minutes. breaking news out of contra costa county where firefighters are investigating the cause of two fires along highway 4. they received a call at 1:40 about a grass fire. crews found at least two fires burning. one was on the eastbound side and the other on the westbound side. no injuries have been reported. it is unclear what started the fires, but officials say the dry hot weather could have been a factor.

several wildfires broke out during warm weather across the bay area yesterday. sky 7 flew over this five acre fire in brisbane. cal fire is at peak staffing due to increased fire danger. one of the best ways to keep track of the heat where you live is with the abc 7 news app. get updates and monitor the forecast on the go. now to the crisis at the border. a u.s. district court judge could rule as early as next week on reuniting immigrant families. yesterday the aclu filed a lawsuit challenging the trump administration's current policy and requested a quick decision from the judge. that policy has sparked internal conflicts in the west wing on how to carry out mr. trump's executive order. a group of women from the bay area came together in less than a week to collect toys and clothes for immigrant children. those children are being held at a processing facility in mcallen, texas. cheryl jennings traveled with the group.

>> reporter: this is the mcallen 12, they call themselves that because they banded together to do what they can to help undocumented children. the women were moved by the stories they saw. they had special t-shirts created with the statement i want my mommy. as a tribute to young children who have been separated from families arrested and accused of entering the country illegally. >> what we'd like do is be a presence with our t-shirts and after we have perhaps made our protest said what we need to say, we offer services to catholic charities or whoever else would like it. >> reporter: they lifted 70 pound bags and loaded up the u-haul in the evening hoping those items will be accepted on behalf of the children. they are inspired by jackie speier who has been quite vocal about the separation of children and families in mcallen.

congresswoman speier spoke to us about leading a delegation of two dozen lawmakers. >> we are going to go to the processing center where the actual customs and border control can hold people for 72 hours. and we will be riding in one of the detention buses. so it will be a really good experience for us. >> reporter: congresswoman speier made sure to spend time with the mcallen 12 to show her gratitude for their compassion. cheryl jenning, abc 7 news. stay with us on abc 7 news and abc7news.com as cheryl goes beyond the headlines throughout the weekend to bring you the story of the crisis at the border. there is growing opposition to a plan for an immigration detention camp in concord. it would be at the former concord naval weapons station. cornell barnard has more. >> no local official including the sheriff had been informed

about this. >> reporter: the supervisor says he was blindsided by news the u.s. navy is considering the former concord naval weapons station property as a possible detention center site to house up to 47,000 migrants. >> this is a crazy proposal. we're going to fight it. we won't let it happen. >> reporter: other abandoned military sites nationwide are also being looked at. abc news confirmed that an internal navy document mentions $233 million to construct temporary tent cities. >> this is not a solution, this is really evil policy. >> reporter: this congressman says that he will fight the trump administration. >> it reminds me of japanese internments. >> reporter: the city of concord has been in negotiations with the navy for years to acquire the weapons station property. so far no deal. >> they don't know how many nuclear waste is on that site. there is a lot of stuff there that could happen, all of a sudden you put migrant workers there.

>> reporter: the navy says that it would be inappropriate to discuss internal deliberative planning documents. president trump again calling on congress for immigration reform. >> the immigration system has been a really bad, bad system. probably the worst anywhere in the world. we'll try to see if we can fix it. >> reporter: concord says that it is committed to being a welcoming inclusive city, but a detention facility does not match those values. in concord, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. people ran for safety after someone fired a gun during a chaotic party at marina park. police tell us no one was hurt. it happened around 5:30 last night, but take a look at the chaos. at least 600 people packed a picnic area after hearing about the party on social media. nobody has been arrested. the civic center b.a.r.t. station in san francisco is back open following a fire last night. a viewer took these photos

showing the smoke rising. we're told the fire was started by a discarded cigarette inside a fan room. no injuries to report, but it did cause a bit of an inconvenience for those heading to pride festivities. today volunteers will install the annual pink triangle that symbolizes the badges nazis forced people to wear during the holocaust. the event includes a came millennial race ceremony with elected officials and a san francisco lesbian gay freedom ban. the installation starts at 7:00 this morning. thousands of people have descended upon san francisco for pride weekend. festivities got started with the trans march yesterday. melanie woodrow has the details of the celebrations. >> reporter: there was plenty of fanfare.

>> i love san francisco! >> reporter: the trans parade began at 18th. >> it is a little hot, but it is lovely and i'm so happy and privileged to be here. >> reporter: ramona is here for visibility. >> this is my second out pride and i'm here because i want to be visible as a trans person for all the people who can't be all the people who can't be here. and to make my presence in the city known. >> reporter: so is brianna. >> i like to represent my brother, my trans sisters and everybody else who falls under the lgbt umbrella. >> reporter: william and margaret visiting from amsterdam arrived right as the march got under way. >> this is the first trans march that we saw. it was really special actually to see. >> interesting, colorful and really god. >> reporter: a weekend of colorful fun and pride. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news.

for more information on the parade and pride, go to abc7news.com as well as the abc 7 news app. we have event details, safety tips and more stories about the lgbtq community. lisa argen is tracking the forecast for us. and we're off to a mild start. >> that's right. seek out the shade, stay hydrated today. and try to stay in the ac if you can. a live look outside from our emeryville camera, where it is in the upper 50s in the east bay right now, but in the east bay valleys, it is in the mid-60s. so we have 40s on the coast with pretty wide range this morning. and by the afternoon, once again a very wide range. but, boy, excessive heat inland. we'll talk about it in detail and when the cooling trend gets under way. also ahead, cannabis is legal. but are the people growing weed following the rules? the iteam digs in to the dirty side of weed and finds out what

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pictures. so far more than 600 homes have been destroyed. this is droneview 7 showing you the eel river. what you can't see is illegal pot farms. law enforcement is cracking down on the unlawful farms. dan noyes has more on the latest raids. >> reporter: there is a range of farmers in the three counties that is ground zero for decades. those who follow the rules and the illegal grows sometimes hidden on federal land. now the state is cracking down warning farmers to clean untheir act or shut down. humboldt county is home to red wood forests, creeks and streams and pot. the county sheriff showed us these photos from a recent raid where you can see the dirty side of the weed industry. investigators found trash, hazardous waste and raw sewage. >> there is a long history of illegal cultivation in the north coast.

>> reporter: chief david bess -- >> we have seen many of the folks who want to comply getting on board with the legal framework and going through the proper licensing. there is a whole bunch of folks who are not. >> reporter: that is where the focus has shifted. fish and wildlife is going after those not following the rules. last month they arrested three at four illegal sites and discovered $3 million in hidden cash. they have been released pending charges. and the u.s. attorney scott showed what was left behind on land. >> it makes me angry because this is a national asset, a national treasure and it is being spoiled by criminals. >> reporter: this grow has 4,000 plants before it was eradicated in 2017, but a year later there are still mouds of garbage,

hoses and toxic pesticides, including traces of carbofuran used to kill insects. >> a quarter of a teaspoon can kill a male african lion. >> reporter: many of the illegal grows are run by mexican drug cartels that often tap into nearby streams and creeks to water the plants. >> and there already is not enough water to go around. and massive amounts of it are being now you diverted to this illegal criminal enterprise to grow marijuana. >> reporter: the people doing the illegal farming usually have little regard for the enironment which means hazardous waste can trickle into the streams and creeks. the toxins and sediment that end up in the water can kill native animals and endanger salmon. >> and it takes a long time to flush out once there, so it is a chronic problem like cancer and much harder to fix. >> reporter: last month $2.5 million in federal funding was earmarked to target illegal cannabis growing operations in northern california. >> we'll focus on the ones

causing the most environmental damage and go after them first, but ultimately knowing that our mission is to come after everybody who is not in the legal framework. >> reporter: environmentalists are suing humboldt county. they claim the county's new pot rules fail to adequately protect native fish and waters from the impact of cannabis cultivation. for the iteam, dan noyes, abc 7 news. tesla will close up to 14 locations that specialize in installing solar panels. tesla makes and sells solar panel, home batteries and solar roof tiles. it purchased solar city in 2016. tesla will keep about 60 facilities open. happening today, the 38th annual alcatraz escape from the rock in san francisco. more than 500 participates will complete a swim followed by a 7 mile run to fort point and back. organizers say the swim is not

for those who are unprepared to spend up to an hour and 15 minutes in 60 degree water. athletes can start checking in at 6:30 this morning at the maritime museum. the race starts at 9:30. probably been advised of the heat. we have a heat advisory for everyone except san francisco and oakland. it will be plenty hot though. and high fire danger with the red flag warning. fog is along the central coast. and in santa cruz, a big dome of high pressure building into bring us one of the hottest days of the year. it was 102 yesterday at the concord airport. 56 san francisco, 57 oakland. but look at that 46 degrees half moon bay. from santa cruz another day with temperatures in the 80s at the shoreline. 56 in santa rosa, a53 napa, 60 0

fairfield. no wind at the surface. upper elevations is a different story, that is why we have the red flag warning and the dwre s direction is offshore. so walnut creek right now you can see the sun there. hotter inland today. warmer at the coast. high fire danger with reduced air quality. and that means poor air quality inland east bay and also the south bay looking at the second spare the air alert of the summer season. the cooling begins tomorrow. so you may have fought that poor air quality late in the day yesterday. and it continues today. today the worst day out there. so try to use public transportation and limit outdoor activities. no barbecue today would be a good idea. at the coast, 77 in point reyes. 70 half moon bay. the ocean temperature 55 degrees, 84 in santa cruz. so if you are planning the

weekend in sfwran for tan france pride fforecast, today upper 70, and tomorrow a high of 70 by about 3:00. up in sonoma, another sizzling day. upper 90s. tomorrow very cool, upper 70s compared to today. so it will be much better feeling out there by the afternoon on sunday. 96 in san jose, 92 in milpitas. mid-90s now redwood city. 79 downtown with 72 in daly city. 98 in san rafael. east bay, plenty warm neck on land at 88. 99 newark. head inland, pinks coming into play with 103 in concord. pleasanton, 105. so keep an eye on the pet and check on the elderly. and certainly make sure you don't leave anything in the car.

it gets very hot. so 104 today inland, 70 at the coast. tomorrow begins the cool willing, the fog returns. even 60s at the shoreline, but look at the upper 50s by monday at the coast. cool beiing trend more pronouncn monday. you can keep track of the temperatures hour by hour and throughout the week with our app. >> the app always handy tool to have. just ahead, it is the cat's meow in san jose. hello kitty fans lining up for a

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teenage daughter and her boyfriend. the unexplained arrest and threats recorded on the video that cost the officer his job. it is all coming up on gma. pride weekend brings a whole rainbow of events that you can be a part of. here are ideas from hoodline. >> this week there is a brand new musical written specifically for the san francisco gay men's chorus. i met the composer who did the adams family and big fish on broadway. and now for pride you can see his new show right here. ♪ >> reporter: tell me about the new work you've put together with the chorus. >> unbreakable is the name of our new work. and the idea was to do something that was even bigger which we did five years ago. it is a chronology of gay stories. ♪

it is extraordinary to be able to give some kind of voice to the community and so people celebrate. >> and do it in song. >> and dance. >> unbreakable plays saturday at the norris theater. and at golden gate park, there is the annual pride run saturday at 9:00 a.m. money raised goes to project homeless connect. and last item has nothing to do with pride. saturday night hunter's point prevents a free movie at 8:00 p.m. obviously it is black panther. and they even throw in the popcorn for free. hope you have fun no matter where the rainbow leads you this week. go to abc7news.com and look for hoodline for all the links. grand opening festivities continue for the opening of the hello kitty mini cafe.

>> i'm going to stay as long as it takes. and i hope my job doesn't call today. >> abc 7 was at santana row yesterday where a huge crowd lined up for the opening. people waited for hours to get into sample some treats and buy collectsables. the popular character started in japan and was brought to the united states in the 1970s. this is the first of its kind in northern california. it will stay open until the end of the year. still to come on abc 7 mornings, they are ready for racing and the heat. see what some are call willing the all-american way to stay cool. and takes beach weit is a b

thanks for waking up with abc 7 news. i'm crihris nguyen. lisa argen is tracking the conditions for us. and off to a mild start, but change is on the way. >> that's right. the hottest day we've seen all year. and look at santa cruz, the marine layer already compressed. lots of sunshine out there. and the numbers at the coast are cool. in the 40s closer to home, 50

here, 56 in san francisco. looking at 62 in san jose. 48 half moon bay. from pier 39, nobody there. the sea lions perhaps waiting until the sun warms them up. 54 novato, 65 in concord. so this morning we are warmer pretty much everywhere except right at the coast. 8 degrees warmer in livermore. no wind at the surface. that is why we have high fire danger, offshore flow for the north bay mountains. more likely above 1,000 feet where you will see the wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour. and the humidity anywhere from 10 force 10% to 20%. you need to stay hydrated. by 9:00, we'll be well into the 80s. by 2:00, over 100 degrees in antioch, 80 in oakland. and then by about 6:00 tonight, we'll be looking at temperatures in the 60s at the coast. the fog returns tomorrow.

and as laisa said, with its expected to reach the 90s, the city is opening up five cooling centers from 1:00 to 9:00 today. officials want people to avoid a lot of outdoor activity, stay in cool locations and stay hydrated. tens of thousands of people will be in the heat to watch the savemart 350. wayne freedman has the story from sonoma raceway. >> reporter: any other place, people might complain about the heat and noise, but it is the opposite when nascar comes to town. nobody can hear the next person anyway unless he is wearing headphones, listening into the driver's channels and those are hot too. do they ever swear on the radio? >> oh, yeah. that is how i priority my channels.

>> reporter: there may be a lot of that because sonoma will see two races on a ten turn road course that does not fit the typical nascar mold. fans embrace all this heat. and noise. it is a ritual. >> this is human ingenuity at its best. >> reporter: expect temperatures of at least 95 inside the cars. dressed in suits, the drivers will endure 130 or maybe even 150. they don't have air conditioning. is this a skilled sport? >>yeah. maybe like poker. >> reporter: meantime high on the hill there is a temporary city of roughly 2,000 rvs, many of the temporary residents say they will beat this heat the all-american holiday weekend kind of way. how much beer? >> three 30 packs. >> reporter: call it a need for speed, they just need to feed. as for the takeaway value -- how do you apply what you see here

to your daily driver? >> you don't. >> reporter: wayne freedman, abc 7 news. happening today in oakland, a celebrity softball game featuring some world champions. it is the fourth annual jug life foundation charity softball game. several warriors are expected to play including steph curry, kevin durant and andre iguodala. marshawn lynch, e 40 and other local celebrities are also expected to attend. with the hot weather, you can expect a lot of people to head out to the beach. in santa cruz county, officials are warning of a higher number of great white shark sightings. >> reporter: taking a dip in the ocean is a great way to escape the heat. >> enjoying a nice beautiful day at the beach. >> reporter: you are advised to enter at your own risk after multiple confirmed shark sightings. park rangers posted these warning signs.

>> i've got grandkids out in the water right now, so you can't help but be concerned. >> reporter: sheriff posted their own sharp warning. this is not far from where a dead 9-foot great white washed up sunday morning. fish and wildlife has launched a criminal investigation into the shark's death. >> you can't fish for them, therefore you can't kill them. >> reporter: shark sightings are common in monterey bay especially in the past few years. they come into the warmest shallowest waters in the afternoon basically just to warm up. there was another sighting this marine biologist was out above the shallow waters with friends coming close to a 10-foot great white. >> pretty amazing humbly experience just to be out there and relaxing next to these really great and misunderstood animals. >> reporter: the sharks he says are peaceful as long as they are left alone. parents with kids not too concerned. >> we're not too worried about it.

they will just get their toes wet in the water, so they will be fine. >> reporter: and despite the warning signs, many people are expected to hit the beaches this weekend. so humans and sharks will have to co exist. carlos saucedo, abc 7. starting tonight ebt cardholders can't use their cards for 24 hours because of a change of vendors that allows people to transfer their public assistance benefits to make purchases and get cash. the outage is scheduled to start at 11:00 p.m. tonight and end at 11:00 p.m. tomorrow. the department of social services says withdraw cash and buy any food they might need before tonight. some bay area field offices will be open today for the second saturday in a row. the dmv says last weekend 11,000 californians took advantage of saturday hours. beginning next month the offices will be open the first and third

saturdays of the month. keep in mind driving tests are not offered during the special hours. new details about city college of san francisco. the community college is reportedly millions of dollars in debt for its program that provides free tuition to all city residents. according to the examiner, the college is asking the city to cover a $4.77 million debt ccsf started providing free tuition to residents last fall. the board of supervisors budget committee is expected to vote next week on how to reallocate funding for the college. starting monday, muni metro passengers living in the southwestern part of san francisco may have to change up their commute. the twin peaks tunnel will be closed for repairs for the next two months. lyanne melendez has tips on how to navigate through the city. >> reporter: the muni metro k, l and m lines serve 80,000 customers every day. some of those passengers will now have to take a shuttle bus to other stations. that is because the west portal and forest hills stations will be closed while the twin peaks tunnel is repaired. the tunnel in use since february

1918 needs a lot of work. so that includes track work, it includes work to the walls and it also includes work to the grainage systems. >> reporter: the rails are so old, they have to slow down once they enter the tunnel. the transportation agency has placed notices at several stations to make sure everyone understands the changes. >> i've gotten a sheet and i'll look at the sheet when i have to figure out what to do. >> reporter: he was in luck. the sfmta representative took time to explain what he needed to do. those who are used to coming to the west portal station will now hop on the l bus. while those who take the muni metro at information or rest hills will take the m bus near the station on dewey boulevard. > they will drop people off at castro or church stations. >> reporter: and if there they

can board the muni metro to downtown. alex has taken a shuttle here before and knows it is 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 muni. >> reporter: the mta says plan ahead, leave early, and be patient. it will seem like a long two months. if you are still confused, we have a detailed map for you on our website abc7news.com. in san francisco, lyanne mlendez, abc 7 news. still ahead, we're less than 2 1/2 hours away from disney's newest attraction. jessica castro got to go for a rird ride on the newest edition. we'll xwgive you a sneak peek. and a live look outside from the san mateo bridge camera. you can see these drivers off to

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exhaustion. >> when you return red and extremely overheating, sweating profuse profusely, disoriented, going unconscious, that is when you are going more in to the heat stroke. >> the concert lineup, boys of summer today and sir mix a lot tomorrow. lisa, when i used to go to those fair, i'd beg my parents for the fans with the spray bottle. >> good idea. >> might need it today. >> and the hat for sure. good morning, everyone. it is certainly mild in the inland valleys already in the 60s. at the coast, 54. and how about 30 degrees warmer than that today, look for a high of 84. back home the beaches will be cooler, but still it is a hot one today. i'll have all the details on the sizzling heat coming up next. also next, the as put on a power show on the road. how their recent home run streak could launch them into the record books.

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both the as and giants are in action today. oakland will play the white sox, first pitch at 11:10. and this afternoon the giants will try to rebound, first pitch 1:05. anthony flores has highlights.

as went deep in each game friday giving them home runs in 23 consecutive road games. that is one shy of the modern day record. as and white sox play in a double dip after a rainout thursday. top two, a three run shot, so 22 road games with a home run for the as. they can score in unconventional ways as well. fifth inning, ball gets away. chris davis scores. so that makes it 8-zip. and then in the eighth, the second three run homer of the game. as take game one 11-2. now to game two of the double dip. first inning matt olson with a base hit. joyce scores from second. as starting right where they

left off. but white sox would answer in the second. they plate two runs. sox take the 2-1 lead. as got the lead down to a run, but this bases loaded single and white sox take game two 6-4. beautiful night in the bay for giants and padres. first inning, hernandez scores and giants take a 1-0 lead. padres get it back in the second. this double ties the game at 1-1. this allows a run to score from third base. 2-1 and padres beat the giants, final 6-2. nhl draft, sharks selected ryan merkley. scored 122 points in 125 games in two seasons in the ontario hockey league. many say he is a top ten talent, but issues with maturity.

he was suspended for three games in february for slashing an opponent in the leg. cutting ties with paul martin, sharks placed the 27-year-old defenseman on unconditional waivers so they could buy out the final year of his contract. this will free up a little more than $3 million in cap space. martin joined the sharks in 2015 and played a key role in 2016. that is a look at your morning sports. have a great weekend. the sun was up an hour ago. 14:46 of daylight today and it will be a sizzling day in the east bay. oakland should see a high today well into the 80s once again. but you head east, and it is over 100 degrees. so we're talking not only excessive heat in our east bay valleys, but look how quickly it warms up today. 8:00, we're in the 70s. by 10:00, we're in the 80s. and look at the 90s by noontime.

and then for the afternoon, it is quite oppressive in the livermore valley and pleasanton, so on do try to stay cool. and it looks nice here in sfwran. it will be warm here. the warmer day of the weekend is today for san francisco, but tomorrow the sea breeze is back. in fact late tonight, we are looking at fog creeping up from the south. live doppler 7 shows we're looking at the storm track well to the north and the fog that we had earlier is already compressed along the central coast. so good idea to take some advice from the heat today for allowing you to drink a lot water. look before you lock your car. you've all heard about the unfortunate events of heat stroke, leaving children in cars and positialso the red flag war today and tomorrow with relative humidity dipping below 20 on%. temperatures soar and air quality will be poor. 56 in san francisco, 61 in

mountain view, gilroy upper 50s. 48 half moon bay. and from the golden gate bridge, it feels pretty good out there right now, but unfortuately, it will be very warm out there. as much as 3 to 5 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. 53 napa, 57 novato. 60 on in fairfield. and of course sea lions heading south to perhaps the channel islands this time of year. so pretty quiet here. not everybody is gone, but you can see mostly they are gone this morning. so hotter inland today with warmer weather at the coast. in fact we're talking upper 70s in parts of the north bay beaches. high fire danger and's duesed air quality. spare the air alert. cooler air arrives tomorrow. so this is the second spare the air alert. temperatures will flirt with 100 degrees here. certainly over 100 degrees inland is where you need to take care. so highs in the 70s at the

coast, 84 in santa cruz. tomorrow upper 90s inland, here is monday's forecast with upper 80s. and then by tuesday, we're still looking at the cooler weather at the coast, slightly warmer inland. so highs today from the upper 80s in oakland, looking at those triple digits inland. 96 san jose. 102 in morgan hill. and tonight towards morning, 50s, but early evening still going to be mild in the 60s and 70s. tomorrow planning your day in san francisco, much cooler with sunny skies. 60s by midday. 70 and breezy by 3:00. 7 day forecast, 70s at the coast, 90s around the bay. 104 inland. the heat advisory, high fire danger, but it does taper off tomorrow. download our accuweather app so you can be up to date. >> lisa, thanks. disney california adventure is unveiling a big makeover. jessica castro traveled to anaheim to get a sneak peek.

>> reporter: incredibles 2 is the most popular movie in america. and now mr. incredible and so many of your favorite characters are coming to life at pixar pier. at the center of the new attraction, this coaster. i had a chance to ride it live on abc 7 mornings. >> let's go. [ screams ] >> reporter: it now features brand new music, lighting and special effects making it a whole new ride. >> that is so much fun. >> we've never had an incredibles attraction anywhere in the world and we wanted to make it for years. and this is perfect because the energy and speed and excitement is fantastic. but it never had a story line. now we're bringing this beloved set of characters to it.

and it is super fun. >> reporte and for pixar fans, that is just the beginning. >> you come into the entry area for your welcome at the same time. and then we have incredibles park, toy story boardwalk, inside out headquarters. >> reporter: and this comes during pixar fest which runs through september. one of the highlights, a new fireworks show called together forever. and if all of this fun is making you hungry, grab a bite to eat at the all new lamp light lounge. so this summer is the perfect time to come to disney california adventure and say hi to some of your favorite pixar friends. jessica castro, abc 7 news. >> pixar pier officially opens today at 9:00 a.m. disney is the parent company of abc 7. next, the annual contest where the ugliest dog is celebrated.

with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses and automatically adjusts on both sides, for effortless comfort. for a limited time, save up to $500 plus free home delivery on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends june 30th. happening today, homely hounds will be vying to be named world's ugliest dog. judging is based on appearance and personality. the first place winner will get $1500. second place 1,000. and third place $500. there will also be a spirit award that will be given to the dog and owner who have overcome obstacles and are providing service to the community. the contest starts at 6:00 tonight. now a final weather check. >> they are all kind of cute.

good morning, everybody. get that dog walk in early or late because look at these sizzling temperatures. upper 70s in san francisco. 88 in oakland, 103 in concord and fairfield. 96 in san jose. 8 84 in santa cruz. we have a spare the air alert. heat advisory and also red flag warning. tomorrow it cools off for the pride parade and then much cooler on monday. slightly warmer inland on tuesday. and notice the trend will be cooler after that. so if we can just get through today. >> you've been very busy in the weather department this morning. lisa, thanks. and thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instragram. "good morning america" is next. we'll return at 8:00 a.m.

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