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santa cruz heat, all of the people enjoying the sun. drew tuma joining us with a look at the hot spots and when we will see the relief, drew. >> look at these numbers right now. dealing with triple digit temperatures in liver moore and fairfield. around the bay shore line, warm. 70s to mid 80s across the cities. a heat advisory in effect going until 8:00 tonight for a majority of the night. heat illness is possible, exhaustion and heat stroke. it is going to be a mild evening. not as hot tomorrow and warm to finish out the weekend and the fire danger running high. we'll detail that in the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, drew. >> the hottest area in the east bay, plenty of triple digit

temperatures. let's take a look at east bay hills. cornell barnard there and joins us live. we can see the haze in the air. >> yeah, you can see we are feeling the heat, the sun baking the weeds so dry they almost crunch. creating potential for fuel and for fire and firefighters because of that on high alert tonight. >> reporter: the red flag flying outside of the fire station signaling extreme temperatures and creating a lot of worry around the east bay hills. >> we are worried about the winds. >> fire chief said the companies are on patrol looking for potential threats. due to high e

danger. you can see the vegetation grown and died out and as we go along into the summer months coming up, they're going to dry out more. >> creating super fuel for fire. splash down at the alameda county fair and folks didn't mind getting wet. the sun scorching hot, pushing 100 degrees. >> i didn't know it was going to be this heat, but that's okay. >> they had it made in the shade. >> we paw ton of sunscreen on before we got out here and staying in the shade and drinking water. >> this walk through misting station provided a quick cool off. this weekend officials urging patrons to take it easy. >> every hour take a break in the shade. we have on site first aid and they are here quickly to help

you. >> cal fire taking the red flag fire warning serious and bringing in an extra fire fighting helicopter and on sandby. live, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> a big stacare in the san francisco neighborhood. burned homes and a grass fire burned in the same area yesterday damaging four homes. fire crews urging people to be careful during warm dry days like today. >> be cautious today. don't have the vehicle running on grass. don't be using items like moe moors. >> no homes damaged and

hoses and keeping them away. >> the fire crews got the call and two fires burning between concord and martinez, not clear what started the fire. >> you can keep track with the abc7 news app and get updated with the weather team and monitor the forecast on the go. >> calling on the federal government to bring an end at the exman border. >> abc7 news at the start of the rally near the ferry building where city officials and immigrant rights groups condemned the policy. inhumane and deeply traumatic who found themselves at the center of the zero tolerance policy on illegal crossings. >> obviously, they are the target of this administration and what do we do to be prepare to support and fight and stay

enged lon fight for what seems to be soul of our country. >> the rally in march organized by the women's march san francisco and other local groups. >> visiting a detention center where thousands are held. outside of the center, protest ters turned their attention to a bus carrying undocumented immigrants. >> a heated protest where democrat stray ters used their bodies trying to stop families and children about to be moved. >> earlier today, visiting facilities housing migrant children separated from the parents in mcallen texas. >> all intents and purposes this is a prison. this is not the way we treat people who are seeking asylum.

>> the president defending the treatment of the chirp detained at the border. we will have millions of people pouring through our country with all of the problems that would cause with crime and schools. >> one congressman visiting the facility describing the blankets covering little girls. >> they were scared little girls who deserved the values and ethical good treatment that we as americans are here to demand and make sure they receive. >> 500 kids reunited with the families, more than 1,800 children still waiting. >> abc7 news. abc7 news and abc7news.com as anchor cheryl jennings goes beyond the headlines througout the weekend to bring you the story of the crisis at the border. people celebrating the

diversity of the lgbtq community. >> even as somebody who is african american and that is gay, this is the -- part of the year. >> abc7 news was in civic center plaza for the 48 annual pride celebration, organizers say more than 40 venues and make up the largest lgbtq gathering in the nation. the welcoming message was heart warming and the festival continues tomorrow along market street at 10:30 this year's theme is generations of strength. unveiling of the pink triangle on top of twin peaks. it went up at dawn and greeting tem all weekend.

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some san francisco residents woke up to a sound of afire alarm set up by an intruder that broke into their building. 19th and castro streets. tenants tell us the man rang their doorbell several times and then set off a fire sprinkler at 5:00 a.m. >> he was yelling and couldn't tell what he was saying. he was banging on our door and my husband was holding the door shut and hold the towels so we wouldn't get more water damage. >> the neighbors say the water damaged the businesses on the ground floor and one person grabbed a hockey stick to protect themselves and the police arrested the man, no one hurt. police caught up with him

more than a mile away, one person hit by the car but not seriously hurt and the driver sped off up market street with officers in pursuit. >> driving down the street in a flat tire and ran out running down the street. >> the man was arrested and officers investigating whether he was under the influence. helps fight crimes and now a police canine helping with advice. that next. intense moments, fans of mexico savior a world cup win. >> we are in store for a warm evening and the fire danger running high the

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beat them 2-1. held by the san jose earthquakes and provided the video. fan ks catch every world cup game admission and parking are free. [ cheers and applause ] >> you know the east bay wasn't about to be outdone. abc7 news in hayward where a crowd gathered and in a mexican restaurant to cheer on mexico. advancing to the round for the seventh world cup. >> as we deal with the heat, sunnyvale police came up with a creative way to send a message. >> few leave us in a hot car, we

can die from a heat stroke in as little as 15 minutes. >> i did not expect that, funny but serious message. used a video to have the police canine share an important message about leaving pets in cars. tweeting the video today. >> now your accuweather forecast with, drew tuma. >> dies liays like today, don't them in cars it is hot. live doppler 7 along with the satellite. not a cloud to be seen. the marine layer not there. the picture outside, a live look from the east bay hills camera. soak in sunshine and allowed us to warm up quickly. look at these temperatures now. this is the hottest day so far this year for many cities. 103 in clover dale, concord,

degrees and san jose 95 and the bay shore line, kwarm warm 70s, 80s and 90s and until 8:00 tonight, we have a heat advisory. take it easy, drink water. we have a breeze -- even higher in the hills with that breeze for the next 24 hours, dry air mass overhead and continue to have high fire danger and the warning continues until tomorrow evening until 8:00 at night. winds can gust at 40-mile-per-hour and combine that with low humidity, fires can start and spread. you don't want sparks flying and properly discard cigarettes. >> other night tonight, a mild night for a lot of us.

some will stay in the 60s with plenty of stars. that will create the launching pad for another warm day tomorrow afternoon. future weather, everybody wants to know, if they hate the heat, when does the fog return? lurking off of the coast, sunday evening. 6:00 the fog returns over san francisco and late at night, the fog making the presence known. helping to break the heat into monday. tomorrow, a warm day, not as hot as now, but 90 inland is noing to sweat about in term offense how hot we are now. 90 in concord, 94 antioch. mild in san francisco, 86 in santa rosa and 88 in napa. the pride parade tomorrow starting out with sunshine and by noon mild 70 degrees and into the evening, the fog will return

and by 6:00 it's going to cool us off rapidly to 63 degrees. so the accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow a warm day, not as hot but still, it is warm out there. we have the red flag warning in effect by monday. rooler and refreshing air arrives and fog returns and stay steady to thursday. still, nowhere near where we are now there. >> nothing to sweat about. >> when you get about 89, it is going to feel a lot -- >> cooler, yeah. >> all right. >> it is good to have you back. >> thank you. >> if you had to pick, brother or beast mode? >> splash brother. >> swaggy p or e.-40 -- >> the oakland coliseum, from

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. now sports from abc7 news. >> if you haven't been paying attention the as are good. especially on the road where they are streaky good. if there's one thing that oakland knows how to do that's hit home runs. this young man showing his pride. the white sox had a

three-run shot and out after two innings. the as got to work. steven, this is a two-run shot. the as hit a home run in 24 straight road games rngs a major league record. roping the double to right. this game is tied at five. and then the next inning, mt. thmt. matt olsen. the as win 7-6. this man must have seen drew's forecast. a solo home run in the 4th. got the no decision. san diego went up. he makes it look easy, just had a fourth kid and no sleep, no problem. that ties the game up. crawford in the 6th knock in two

more with the double to the gap. 3 for 3 with three rbi. giants win 5-3. the warriors will play and hosting the annual celebrity charity softball game and the event -- chelean drinking water. he is in a good mood. when do you see steph curry face off to marshawn lynch and the power. unbelievable. he got his mode back. if you ever wondered what a line backer feels like he rounds third, loses the shoe and comes straight at the photographer and he is intimidating even running leez you areally. the score is not what matters j

i might be the best first baseman ever. it is important for health and anything in everyday life and especially in third world countries where they don't have any at all. that's the point of this. we get to go to uganda and build water wells in third world countries. >> have done a great job for the foundation. we are here to support our brother. >> nascar in sonoma, qualifying and kyle larson used to come to the track to watch races and he reached 95-miles-per-hour around the 10-turn. the second roll this season and still looking for his first win of the year. always important to the drivers, what the temperature is going to

be tomorrow when it is hot, they don't like. >> it the tires don't like it hot. >> i like the way

one man taking his commute into his own hands. >> check out what ferry commuters spot on the hudson river. a man dress in a full suit paddling boarding.

he was able to make it on time and save money. >> that's it for abc7 news at tonight, as we come on the air, tempers flaring over immigration. chaos at the border. protesters screaming, "save the children." as president trump hits the road, what he's saying tonight. plus, breaking news. the president's press secretary kicked out of a restaurant. her father, the former governor, and his controversial tweet. the severe storms strike. sweeping across the plains into the mid-atlantic. at least seven reported tornadoes ripping through four states. sam champion on where those damaging winds and blinding rains are headed next. candidate's car crash. a south carolina lawmaker severely injured by a wrong-way driver. she just won a big primary. the details now coming in. growing outrage. the rising protests over the

teenager shot dead by police.