. good morning. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday, july 1st. let's start with a first look at the forecast. >> good sunday morning, everyone. a very different story in terms of weather. we have fog and you can see it here with live doppler 7 and the satellite image, it's filled in along the coast. this onshore flow is going to create cooler conditions this afternoon. so in the 9:00 hour we'll still be dealing with fog and low clouds. inland temperatures though already warming up top 70s. along the bay in the 60s. at the coast, upper 50s. by noon, the clouds will pull

back to the coast and then by this afternoon, we'll still see those low clouds hanging out at the beaches. so inland temperatures climbing up into the mid 90s today. not near 100 like yesterday. around the bay, in the mid 80s. at the coast, mid 60s. sunsets at 8:35. the onshore breeze will get stronger in the next few days so i'll let you know how much cooler it will be into the fourth of july coming up. developing news -- a massive wildfire continues to grow in yolo county sending smoke pouring across the bay area. the county fire started just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon and has already burned 8,000 acres. people there have been ordered to evacuate from their homes. our reporter has more from the fire lines. >> reporter: a giant plume of smoke fills the northern california air. about 50 miles northwest of sacramento just outside

of ginda. >> it is very hot, windy. terrain is very rugged in there. elevation is pretty high. >> reporter: temperatures well over 100 degrees mixed with high winds against bone-dry brush have brought the flames out of control. >> no word yet on whether or not any homes or buildings have been damaged or destroyed. from yolo county california, abc news. in lake county, there are new mandatory clear lake. the pawnee fire has burned nearly 14,000 acres and is 73% contained. smoke from this fire is also drifting down to the bay area. our sutro tower camera county the smoke rolling in. the sky suddenly goes from blue to murky brown because of the smoke. more from concord where fire watch continues today.

>> reporter: dark smoke swept into downtown napa, and with it, a heavy feeling. >> a lot of friends and family are texting today and saying they're having some ptsd. >> the pain of the north bay fires is still fresh. this was the view from savannah kurtling's house. but the smoke in the sky actually comes from the county fire in yolo county and the pawnee fire in lake county. it's not much of a comfort for savannah. she evacuated during the atlas fire. >> i'm imagining what they're going through. >> reporter: red flag warnings continue to loom over napa and sonoma counties until sunday afternoon, meaning fire risk is high. in contra costa county wind likely re-ignited a brush fire. the more than 260 acre grassfire threatened homes friday. ambers from smoldering trees likely started the second fire. >> we were prepared for this. we have up-staffed.

we have extra crews on duty all weekend because of the high fire danger. and this is exactly why we do that. >> reporter: people who liv nearby in crystal ranch in montecito, neighborhoods are grateful for the regular and extra crews. drone view 7 shows just how close the fire came to destroying homes. >> firefighters, if not for them, our home probably would have burnt down. it is nice to know people are there to take care of us and our homes. >> reporter: a recent brush clearing by the homeowners association likely helped. owners are keeping station 22 crews fed and hydrated, ready for the next fight. >> we will eat every last one of them. thank you guys so much. >> reporter: a pick-up truck backfiring may have sparked the fire in concord which shows you how dry the grass is and how fire the fire danger is. let's head back over to

meteorologist frances dinglasan for a closer look at what we can expect today. >> hi, chris. we will still see some smoke from these fires affecting napa county and sonoma county, even into the bay area. a red flag warning has been extended until 3:00 this afternoon. this does include lake and solano counties. we'll see gusts up to 30 miles per hour. wind is coming from the north. humidly low as well. things will start to shift into tomorrow where the sea breeze will return. right now near the pawnee fire the temperatures is very mild, 79 degrees, relative humidity 21. for the county fire, it is a little bit warmer, relative humidity lower and gusts up to 16 miles per hour. over the next 24 hours winds will start to die down in the afternoon. and notice by later on tonight and into tomorrow, the winds

shift. they will be coming more from the northwest. >> good information, frances. head over to our website, nbc 7 news.com or download the abc 7 news app for the latest fire, evacuations and warnings. 5:06. san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting in the mission district. officers were in the area near 17th and mission last night when they heard gunshots around 8:30. it is not clear yet what led up to the shooting but we do know one man died. another person suffered life threatening injuries. so far, police have not announced any arrests. nearly 200 guns are off the streets this morning after a gun buyback san francisco. abc 7 news was outside united playas on howard street as people turned in all sorts of weapons, no questions asked. one person even brought in a homemade shotgun. most of the weapons were handguns but there were a few assault rifles turned in. organizers say they have one

goal -- >> there are people out here who are pardoned with the community, sfpd, city, all coming together who wants to end senseless gun violence. >> this is the seventh year that united playas held a gun buyback. people received $100 for a handgun or $200 for assault weapons. nine people are recovering this morning after a violent stabbing spree in idaho. boise police responded to a call last night about a man with a knife attacking victims at an apartment complex. the suspect is identified as a 30-year-old man from out of state. >> after taking the suspect into custody, multiple officers responded. located nine victims, both within apartments and in the parking lot. those nine victims have been transported to local emergency room. all are receiving treatment. unfortunately, some of those victims, in addition, are suffering from life threatening injuries. >> police say some of the

victims include members of the refg communi refugee community. right now the motive is unclear. what do we want! >> justice! >> when do we want it! >> now! >> a message to the trump administration. at least seven families belong together rallies took place in the bay area yesterday with dozens more across the country. this is a look at protests in san jose, oakland and san francisco where an estimated 30,000 people turned out. here's abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard. ♪ >> reporter: thousands of marchers filled market street, a protest which stretched for blocks and blocks. >> people seeking asylum aren't criminals. >> we are a country of immigrants. we shouldn't ban immigrants from coming here. >> what do we want! >> justice! >> reporter: this group calling on congress to abolish i.c.e. and end the practice to separate families seeking asylum at the border. >> bring back the mommies and

daddies! >> bring back the mommies and daddies. >> amanda pool brought her son. >> well, it is very upsetting children are being separated from their parents at the border. we should be more compassionate as a country. this is not what we're about. >> reporter: some drivers shared solidarity horn honks with the marchers. >> i'm supposed to be in the east bay right now, but screw it, this is more important. >> reporter: hunts rallied at city hall. >> i'm for our kids. i'm for human rights. >> reporter: and in oakland, this rally at lake merit called on the president to reunite more than 2,000 immigrant children separated from their parents. >> and look at all the people here to support this message for the rest of the country, for the rest of the world! that families belong together. >> reporter: back in san francisco, the march ended with a massive rally at city hall. singer joan baez lending her voice to the movement. >> we as progressives need to learn how to speak, learn to

behave, can't whine anymore, can't go around saying how scared we are. it is going to take a different kind of organizing and commitment. >> reporter: the trump administration recently ended the policy of separating children from their parents crossing the border, and this week a federal judge ordered officials to re-unite separated families within 30 days. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. a boost in pay for san francisco workers starting today. the minimum wage for all workers in the city goes up to $15 her hour. it is the final stage of a progressive minimum wage increase that was passed under mayor ed lee in 2014. a change in rules for california marijuana dispensaries. starting today, dispensaries will only be allowed to sell marijuana that's been tested for pesticides and micro biologicali talents. noncompliant inventory had to be unloaded, so there were reports some shops yesterday even had 50% discounts on products.

marijuana is now legal in vermont. starting today, adults in that state can have up to an ounce of marijuana on them but they cannot smoke in cars or any public places. the state is the ninth to legalize marijuana and the first to do it through its state legislature. still to come on abc 7 mornings -- uncertainty for a san francisco canine unit. recently retired officer's effort to get his canine partner to come home with him. plus, dangerous heat impacting tens of millions across the country today. the action that some cities are taking to make sure people stay safe. but first, as we head to break, here is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. you can see the fog is in full force this morning. frances is back with your sunday forecast and look ahead at the fourth of ju

good morning, everyone. time right now is 5:13.

we are taking a live look outside from our san rafael camera. what a nice view on this sunday morning. sunrise in san rafael expected at 5:51 this morning. some changes are ahead in the forecast and frances returns in a little bit with that in just a few minutes. first to a story you'll see only on abc 7 news -- a san francisco police officers who retired on friday was supposed to have his canine partner return home with him. but this morning, the dog is in a cage in a san bruno facility. abc 7 has the story. >> he's been part of my life 24/7. i go to work with him every day. when we're not at work, he's around the house. he's wherever i go, with me. retired from sfo's canine unit and should have gone home together. instead, the dog was delivered to the san bruno pet hospital for boarding. >> he's locked away, inside in a cage. >> reporter: kerwin has been on the phone non-stop to try to cut

through the red tape which didn't exist two years ago. when his canine partner retired and continued living with him. now he can't even get near the hospital to visit the dog who also

the crook rather used mark's credit card to subscribe do google music. that's unlimited songs for $9.99 a month. mark's credit card company, sin kron synchrony bank reverses the darnl charges. >> google music was still charging his credit card every month. so mark called google to cancel the service. >> we can't turn it off because your name's not associated with it. >> reporter: google music said mark couldn't close out the account because he wouldn't the customer. so he'd have to just keep paying for the thief's music? >> they said your credit card company has to contact us. >> reporter: so mark told syn eank said mark must have subscribed himself. how else would google music have his new card number? >> doesn't make any sense.

why would i ask them to call and cancel it if it really was me. >> reporter: this went on for a whole year until mark contacted 7 on your side. google confirmed mark was not the customer, so synchrony cut off the charges and refunded his money telling us, we take cardholder satisfaction very seriously and do our best to thoroughly investigate complaints before issuingine ii resolution. >> thank you, michael finney. >> how did google get his new credit card number? the charges automatically rolled over to the new card number because it was a recurring charge. that slipped past fraud investigators and that's why they kept denying his claim. 5:18. from the midwest to the east coast, excessive and dangerous heat is affect lone-third of th nation. millions of americans are under heat watches and advisories as temperatures reach more than 100 degrees. some cities have staffed more

first responders this weekend to help with heat related calls. >> something as simple as a muscle cramp, leading all the way up to unconscious, vom knit i vomiting, nausea, stomach cramps, feeling weak, tired, those kinds of things. >> there won't be any relief any time soon with the blistering weather expected to stick around for another week. good morning. i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. for us there will be relief five to ten degrees cooler today for some neighborhoods with the onshore flow. that means fog at the coast. the satellite image, you can see a little bit of the low clouds and fog in san francisco and even across the bay. didn't make it all the way inland but that's coming up soon as well. here is a life shot from sutro. low clouds filling in across san francisco and across the bay. temperatures right now are in

the 50s and 60s. san francisco, 55, oakland 56. san jose milder at 62. as we go inland into walnut week, there is blue out there, clear skies right now over the inland areas. santa rosa, 52 degrees. napa 55. no novato, 54. in the 7:00 hour we'll still see fog into san francisco, parts of the east bay. but by lunch time it does pull back to the coast but it stays in parts of the san francisco area and half moon bay. the rest of the bay should be clear at that point. then it will start to fill in again overnight for tomorrow. if you're headed to the filmore jazz festival today, grab a jacket. temperatures will start off in

the low 60s, climbing to the mid 60s, some sunshine into the afternoon and evening time dropping to the low 60s. if you are headed to the a's game, the weather will be mild this afternoon. lots of sunshine with temperatures in the low 70s today. you'll still need sunscreen and sunglasses. here are the highs today. the 100s, triple-digit heat pretty much gone from the forecast except for ukiah where they'll get up to 102. along the bay it will be breezy, at the coast only in the low 60s. san francisco 68. low 80s through fremont, san mateo, palo alto and san jose, 86 and our warmest inland location in the mid 90s for today. 95 in antioch. so beach weather, very different today. partly cloudy and breezy, temperatures cooler compared to yesterday. ocean beach only at 59 degrees. month r monterey a 68. temperatures on the mild side as

you head farther inland but lots of lows, upper 50s around the bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the heat eases today, temperatures coming down. notice into monday, the onshore breeze, and tuesday pick up so temperatures continue to drop monday, tuesday, all the way into the fourth of july. wednesday it should be a breezy day, and also the coolest day of the week. then high pressure builds up again towards the end of the week and temperatures climb up again to where we started today. >> at least for today, a break from triple digits for our inland communities. >> yeah. it will be much more comfortable inland but cooler, much cooler at the coast. maybe a little uncomfortable there. >> frances, thanks. just ahead -- ♪ >> -- school of rock is rocking in san francisco. the young stars explain the

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how far does crystal geyser alpine spring water travel from its source to the bottle? less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. ask the . "school of rock" is at the theater for the next three weeks. abc 7 talked to the talented cast about what the story means for them. ♪ >> reporter: it's a signature song from the musical "school of rock," and its talented ensemble definitely has bay area audiences listening. adapted from the hit movie, "school of rock" tells the story of a group of buttoned-down class of kids who are sometimes hurting inside.

a would-be rock star substitute teacher shakes up their child. these two children say the musical has powerful lessons from adolescents. >> i think you have to tell your parents what you're feeling inside because these kids can't. they don't want to. they don't want to get in trouble. it is really just putting forward the message to kids our age, 13, 14, 15, we are going through adolescents, just like you are. you may feel awkward and that you can't get along, but you can do whatever you want. >> it debuted in new york in 2015 to smashing reviews. for kids and parents who make it to the theater in san francisco, "school of rock" promises an uplifting story of pain, chaos, and a rock 'n' roll j changed, frorever, because it i like instruments are involved, guitars, playing drums. ♪

>> "school of rock" runs through july 22nd. coming up on abc 7 mornings -- we have the latest on the wildfires burning in northern california. new pictures showing the smoke drifting into the bay area. also, an explosion on a tour boat in the bahamas. what we know about who was on

great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan tracking the weather. >> good morning, everyone. fog is going to change the afternoon temperatures today. you can see it here with live doppler 7 and the satellite image, low clouds and fog have still been along the coast and still been part of the bay. you can see the low clouds, the san francisco downtown buildings. we'll still be dealing with that during the 9:00 hour. but inland temperatures will already be in the low 70s around

the bay, upper 60s and at the coast upper 50s. the clouds will pull back to the coast by lunch time. still partly covering san francisco. then by this afternoon, temperatures will be cooler compared to yesterday. mild to warm, triple-digit heat is gone. inland temperatures will be in the upper -- mid 90s, rather, around the bay, mid 80s, and at the coast mid 60s. more cooling to come. i'll have the details coming up. >> frances, thanks. developing news -- the county fire in yolo county has burned 8,000 acres in less than a day. it started just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon. mandatory evacuations are now in place. right now it is unclear if any structures have been damaged or destroyed, but dozens are threatened. heavy firefighting resources have been called in. in lake county, the pawnee fire that started last saturdayagvio ne carake oaks. the good news is that the nearly

14,000-acre wildfire is 73% contained. the fires are putting out a lot of smoke but a lot of it is drifting down to san francisco. this is a picture of the smoke framing the tower. dark smoke also drifted into downtown napa. red flag warnings will continue into napa and sonoma counties until this afternoon. memorial services for 2 of the 5 victims killed in the shooting at a maryland newspaper are planned for this week. according to the "baltimore sun," a celebration of life for editor and columnist robert hiaasen will be held tomorrow night. a memorial service for specia publications editor wendi winters will be held next week. scary moments for passengers aboard a boat in the democrabah. an explosion rocked a neighboring tour boat killing one and injuring nine others yesterday. ten americans were onboard and two people made it to the

bahamas. some people jumped into the water to help pull at least one of the injured off the boat. the cause of the explosion has not been determined. a powerful message across the country. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets for families belong together rallies this weekend demanding to deunite families. >> reporter: from large cities, to small towns, americans drawn to protest. >> what do we want! >> justice! >> when do we want it! >> now! >> reporter: more than 700 planned marches all united under the banner "families belong together." those demonstrators outraged by the trump administration's zero tolerance policy that forced the removal of more than 2,000 undocumented children from their parents. >> i don't believe this. this is not america, this is not our country, this is not what we should be doing. >> reporter: images of children in cages in tent cities

prompting local anger, some prompted by the jacket the first lady wore -- >> my mother says people come to the u.s. because it is the best country. but to be completely honest, the way we are treating others doesn't show it. >> reporter: celebrities -- >> i will not stand for somebody else turning this country further down the road of racism and disenfranchisement. enough is enough! >> reporter: around politicians. >> the policy of this administration is not just legally wrong, but it is morally wrong. >> reporter: joining the marches, protests expected to continue all day long from the atlantic coast, to the pacific. immigration activists saying they are blown away to see the issue gaining traction among those not tied to immigration. abc news, washington. following justice anthony kennedy's retirement from the supreme court, critical gop swing votes for the next nominee, republican senator susan collins will appear on "this week."

watch ""this week" with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. members of a marin labor union have reached a tentative contract settlement that will stop a planned three-day strike that would have started today. the marin association of public employees and the county reached an agreement on wages and cost of living adjustments. wage increases include 2.5% this month, 3% next july, and another 2.5% in 2020. the board of supervisors will vote on the agreement next monday. straight ahead on abc 7 mornings -- we're talking price hikes and the commute will get a little more expensive starting today. plus, the summer of paving in the east bay. helping you have a smoother ride. a quick look as we head to break from the

good morning, everybody. 5:37. taking a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. clouds hovering over the bay to start the day. when will those clouds lift? we'll get a check of the forecast in just a little bit with frances dinglasan. heads up if you ride the ferry. today you'll be paying more fares. increases range from 10 cents to 50 cents each way. this for the fourth of five annual fare increases. it is intended to offset rising operational costs. also starting today, it will cost more to cross the golden gate bridge. the toll increase at midnight by 25 cents across the board for sr

pool drivers. tolls are also going up for trucks. another measure passed last month which raises tolls on the seven other bay area bridges starting next year. 5:38 the time. frances is here now talking about the forecast and we're seeing fog out there. different start to the day compared to yesterday. >> yes. the thing that's increasing, you talked about the bridges this morning, at bridges, it is the fog that's increased. a live look from sutro. the tower peeks out just below the low clouds. the cool tndonll h det coming>>-

time right now, 5:40 on your sunday morning. we are taking a live look outside from skranta cruz. you can see the light house in the distance there. kind after little dreary to start the morning along the coast, at least. temperatures there can be pretty cold today so you might want to head there if you want to escape to the bay area. we'll have the full forecast coming up. in sports, both the a's and giants will be going for weekend sweeps over division leading teams. a's face the indians at the oakland coliseum, first pitch at 1:05. a's are also holding their 19th annual root beer float day. the fun starts at 10:30. down in the desert, the giants will face the diamondbacks. first pitch there at 1:10 this afternoon. basketball nation can relax a little bit this morning. kevin drapt hurant has erased a doubts whether he will remain

with the warriors. >> reporter: as he said he re-sn with the warriors, but a year from now the team more than likely will be going through the exact same situation with durant. espn's chris hains is the first to report drapt will sign a two-year max deal with the warriors that includes a player option. the deal is worth $30 million for the upcoming season and $31.5 million for the second, if durant opts in. the deal helps the warriors sign other players as it saves the team $20 million in the luxury tax in the short term. but if durant opts out in the second year, he once again becomes a free agent and would then be able to sign a max contract for $221 million over five years. john travares did not resign with the islanders. the maple leafs are a top suitor. san jose awaits his decision and they are waiting to secure one

of their own key players. sharks agreed to an eight-year contract with couture. the deal is reported to be worth $64 million. he has 213 goals and 437 points in his nine-year tenure with san jose. during the stanley cup run in 2016, he led the team with 30 points in 24 games. couture can't officially sign until this morning at 9:00. in may, the giants pitching staff had a team era well over . over . -- 5. the giants rookie drove it down even lower. giants facing the diamondbacks in the arizona desert.brdoraort .as shelby derek through 6 nts

shutout innings. then in the fourth, mccutcheon crushed this for his ninth of the year. 6-0 giants. they won 7-0 and go for sweep tomorrow. in ig to protect from the sun at the coliseum on saturday. edwin jackson was spectacular, gave up just two hits and two runs in his second start with the a's. two solo shots and that was it. he lasted 6 2/3. also struck out six. in the eighth the a's erupted for four runs behind matt "the bat" olson. unleashed that two-run bomb. that's his ninth this month. a's win their sixth straight 7-2. they will go for the sweep over cleveland today, as well. that first pitch is at 1:05.

we will bring you all the highlights tonight starting at 5:00. hope you'll join us then. good morning. i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. we're starting out very differently. lots of clouds and fog at the coast. you can see here with live doppler 7. satellite image, notice how the clouds all along the coast have spilled into the bay. in fact, it is socked in this parts of san francisco. the fog has filled in to across the bay, into parts of the east bay, oakland, even near the oakland airport. here is a live shot from the summi sutro tower. temperatures are mainly in the 50s and 60s. san francisco 55. oakland 56. san jose, 62 degrees right now. gilroy, cooler at 53 degrees. i want to show you this live shot in san rafael. we can see some of those hazy conditions. we'll see smoke from those fires again today affecting parts of the north bay and into san francisco. in santa rosa, it is currently

52 degrees. napa, 55 where they'll see some smoke as well throughout the day. fairfield, concord at 61 61. livermore at 63. this is a visible satellite image yesterday. we've of course been tracking the pawnee fire and county fire. this is the smoke drifting that you see. we've had a northerly flow, it drifted down through parts of the north bay, and it even made it down as far as san francisco as we've been showing you. so red flag warnings still in effect for some parts of the north bay mountains. this does include lake county, yolo county and solano. this land breeze is dry so humidity can drop as low as 5%. over the next 24 hours, the winds will shift. notice the winds decrease into the afternoon. they're coming from the north-northeast. but it starts to shift from the southwest. so the winds will be floating

away from us by later on tonight. so that should affect and improve air quality for us tomorrow. now for today, check out the fog forecast animation system, still filling in some fog across parts of the east bay. pulls back mainly to the coast by lunch time, then starts to creep back in in the late afternoon and evening and spreading again overnight. for the fillmore jazz festival, today it is going to be cooler so grab a light jacket. you'll still need subglansubglse sunscreen in the afternoon. highs today will range from low 60s at the coast, breezy conditions as well picking up this afternoon. then we've got 68 in san francisco. oakland, 73. san jose's 86 degrees. and in antioch, our warmer inland location will be 95. we'll only probably see triple-digit heat in the ukiah area. 102 there. lake port at 99 degrees.

at the beaches, partly cloudy today and breezy as well. cooler. ocean beach only down to 59. it will be in the clouds all day and the water temperature still very cool at 55 degrees. also it will be mild overnight with the fog pushing in again. temperatures mainly in the 50s. some low 50s through parts of the north bay. but then upper 50s as you head toward antioch and livermore and also san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast -- the heat eases today. much more comfortable inland, in the mid 90s. still quite warm. at the coast we'll see some low to mid 60s. the cooling continues tomorrow. that onshore breeze picks up. we'll have a stronger sea breeze on tuesday and temperatures continue to drop breezy and cooler. that will be the coolest day this week on wednesday for the fourth of july. we'll be tracking those fireworks as well. visibility always a bor the fou july. >> of course the abc 7 being

accuweather app is a good tool especially in monitoring wind shift. >> you can keep track of the wind and fog and all of that on our app. thanks, chris. the summer of paving is under way in the east bay. not exactly a fun the at beach or weekend in wine country. but oakland is hoping it means a smoother ride to get where you are going. jessica castro from abc 7 mornings has details. >> reporter: san francisco had its summer of love. oakland is getting its summer of paving. and more of this sound -- but it's welcome noise to many folks. >> i'm happy that they're getting done. because it's been years of problems on the streets. >> reporter: drone view 7 shows us an aerial view of the work already starting. crews are trying to repave four times more miles than in previous years. officials have a lofty goal -- oakdot hopes 25 miles of city streets will see smooth, new pavement this year. the average in other years has been six. city leaders say it will not

only help drivers but also improve safety. >> certainly on this street we've lost a good number of families here due to violence and so the neighbors want to make a difference. they're engaged. they placed a demand to get thi. >> reporter: and it work. this neighborhood is getting new pavement for the first time in decades. money for the summer of paving comes from the state's gas tax which is on the chopping block in the upcoming mid-term elections. >> let's be clear that if fb-1 gets repealed in this next election, this kind of work and this kind of pave will not be happening for oakland or for communities across california. >> reporter: road work in oakland will last several months until the rainy season begins. it is a welcome sight to residents like robert who says he's complained for a long time. >> it took me three years to get them to repave the street. three years of complaining to the city. i'm flood they're finally doing

this. >> reporter: about one-third of the money nor the summer of paving comes from that controversial gas tax. we don't know exactly how much the summer months are going to be worth, it is all part of $25 million set aside until 2019 to improve roads here in oakland. for much more on that controversial gas tax, as well as a complete map and list of all of the neighborhoods getting repaved, go to our website, abc7news.com. i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. time is 5:51. a man who received a parking ticket in pennsylvania more than four decades ago has finally paid it. the minersville police department received a letter with a return address of "feeling guilty, anytown, california. inside a parking ticket from 1974. the money, and a note from the offender. it said he always intended to pay the ticket. the fine -- $2. the police chief says the person also added interest. >> he paid his fine, so that's 44 years later. that means i only made $3 in 44 years. i can't retire on this.

>> the chief says he appreciated the man paying the ticket and he would like to track him down just to say thank you. coming up, the end of an era at best buy. one popular product that's le

here are the winning numbers from last night's $60 million powerball drawing. 3, 9, 20, 42, 61, powerball -- 24. there were no jackpot winners so it rolls over to $70 million for wednesday's drawing. winning numbers from last night's $10 million super lotto plus -- 1, 22, 23, 26, 36 -- and 4. no winners in either so now it is an $11 million jackpot for wednesday's drawing. a venue change for the california classico. the san jose earthquake moved the game against their archrival l.a. galaxy to accommodate a larger crowd. abc 7 news was at stanford stadium for last night's game

where a crowd of 50,000-plus filed through the gates. one fan told us he goes everywhere. >> even when i went out to easter island, one of the most remote places on earth. yet every night people are playing soccer on that field. this is the kind of thing this sport does with the world. it really connects us. >> the california classico claims to be the summer's biggest sporting event. it ended in a 3-3 draw. it is the end of an era at best buy. the company will stop selling cds nationwide today. the decision could be connected to a drop in sales. but music fans won't be completely out of luck. we're told best buy will still carry vinyl for the next two years. next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00 -- smoke powers into the bay area from wildfires in northern california. frances dinglasan will have the forecast and let us know if we'll be seeing he? more smoke today.

also, a canine controversy. a police officer who retired on friday tells abc 7 news why he thinks he wasn't allowed to keep thedog he worked with for years.

i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california.

rnlts go good morning. thanks so much for joining us. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa argen.

>> hi, chris. hi, everyone. the fog has been along the coast overnight and has spread across the bary, even into parts of th east bay and inland areas. right now temperatures range from low 50s all the way up to 77 in clear lake. half moon bay and san francisco at 55 degrees, as well as oakland. san jose is currently at 60 degrees. here is a live shot from the east bay hills. around the bay, upper 60s, clouds pulling back to the coast by lunch time. we'll see sunny conditions around the bay area. by this afternoon, mild to warm temperatures are your highs for today mid 90s around inland