dinglasan. hi, frances. >> hi, chris. it will be a beautiful and hot summer day. here's the satellite image and just some clouds off the coast and lots of clear skies around the bay area and that will allow the day to warm up. here's your 12-hour day planner. very limited coastal fog with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we will be quickly warming up for lunchtime in the mid-80s and mid-70s around the bay and it's still cooler at the coast in the low 60s. now mild to hot temperatures this afternoon. inland areas warming up to the mid-90s around the bay and look for the mid-80s, but the sea breeze keeps things cool in the mid-60s and still comfortable tonight with lots of clear skies and i'll let you know how long this warmth will last. >> frances, thanks. fire crews are working to fine out the cause of the three-alarm fire. it broke out on stephens creek boulevard. it's been vacant since last

year. firefighters were able to get the flames under control just after 1:30 this morning and thankfully no one was hurt. of their homes as a fast-moving fire burns in santa barbara county. it shows the area before the holiday fire and then as it burns in a neighborhood. the fire has already destroyed at least 20 homes since it started last night in goleta. more than 2200 people are evacuated. the fire started in a home and spread to nearby brush. officials say ooh burned 50 to 80 acres so far and the cause is under investigation. governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency for a fire that broke out yesterday morning in san diego. that one is called the west fire and burned 400 acres in alpine. a dozen homes have been destroyed including a 130-year-old historic ranch. right now it's just 5% contained. >> i'm a little scared, a little worried, but we're holding up. it's just one of those things that's been said, you know, you

pay the price for living here in beautiful california, you know? of course, wildfires are one of the down side of it. >> several roads in the area remain closed this morning. hundreds of residents there have been evacuated. in siskiyou county evacuation orders remain in effect as crews battle the klamathon fire. it's already destroyed at least 40 structures and damaged two cemeteries. we learned one person has died. at last check, the fires burned 9600 acres and containment is at 5%. fire officials will hold a community meeting today about the county fire in the town of guinda. the fire itself has now burned more than 88,000 acres in napa and yolo counties and is 42% con takened. ten structures are destroyed and more than a hundred are threatened this morning. firefighters are concerned this weekend may be hotter and dryer with stronger winds. today's meeting starts at 4:00 this afternoon at guinda grange

hall. >> time now is 6:02. technology can help speed up the response to wildfires across northern cornia. sono couinstalling a network of fire watch cameras. katie utehs has more. >> reporter: you're watching the county fire in yolo county spread. similar cam rs could soon be installed in sonoma county. as simple as it sounds, it is so critical. >> graham kent with the university of nevada reno says the cameras help locate fire in second, not minutes. >> we have lightning-based fires. >> time is critical for captain mike mohler. >> we can have an early start on a fire and start pushingt ca hills behind me outside santa rosa. >> the scars from last year's

firestorm is from here. >> we've had success with them and still do in southern california. so absolutely, it's something that we would definitely use. >> reporter: the cameras would be installed on existing towers with the first batch put up around lake sonoma. it's a vital reservoir, supplying more than 600,000 people in the north bay with drinking water. the cost is estimated to cost $475,000. county supervisors will consider the proposal on august 7th. katie utehs, abc 7 news. find the latest fire information on our website, abc 7 minute c 7.com and the abc 7 news app. developing in thailand, the race to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach from a cave. right now authorities are waiting for volunteer divers to arrive so they can begin

bringing them out. now trapped for two weeks, these are pictures of new larrys the boys wrote to their parents and a letter from the coach. he is apologizing and thanking everyone for their support. abc news reporter elizabeth herr reports on how rescuers plan to get them all out. >> a plan to rescue the soccer time now more urgent than ever with heavy rains closing in and a new concern. oxygen supplies inside the cave shrinking. a former thai navy s.e.a.l., a volunteer rescue diver, died due to lack of oxygen. officials say simon kuhn an lost consciousness on a return dive from where the boys are stranded and he was in the process of placing air tanks along a possible evacuation route for the boys. utri s ty may bo o of e an the operation initially considered too dangerous. >> they cannot dive at this time. >> reporter: according to the governor the boys are still not

ready so the thai navy s.e.a.l.s are proposing to use a buddy dive season. pairing the boys up with an experienced diver who will guide them out. a journey nearly three miles long with some areas completely under water. >> another idea, drill through the rocks to reach the boys from above. so far we are told the teens have tried more than 100 holes to no avail. the boys have been learning how to breathe under water and if all goes well and this buddy dive system, the goal is to pull the boys out. elizabeth herr, abc news, new york. last year a suspicious fire burned a seven-story building at valdes and broadway. it followed a pair of arson ten months apart at a construction site in emoriville. this monday the city of oakland

will launch a tip line treson a responsible. >> white supremacy posters have been popping up all around the south bay, but as quickly as the propaganda is going up, neighbors are tearing them down. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has details. >> signs once displayed on these newspaper bins reportedly urged people to report any and all illegal aliens. these are photos of the posters provided by the bay area news group. >> as i see the sign it says keep america american. isn't that ironic? tiger tearlink with the city's chamber of commerce says that those responsible clearly aren't familiar with the south bay audience saying it runsp. >> i anydy iseak out and that ds not symbolic at saratoga at all. >> reporter: not more than two miles from at

the mo in, talvo art center is creating a response to those posters with defining the american phrase, we the people. >> we is all of us. we is you. we is me. we is us. >> reporter: they released this statement about the white nationalist group behind the posters reading in part, it's unfortunate that the visibility of this organization has now grown considerably beyond the limited number of people that may have seen the fliers in saratoga. >> it's unfortunate, but we have to tolerate it. it's a free country and that is part of the price that we pay. >> reporter: the anti-defamation league say patriot front of members say their ancestors conquered america and left it solely for them. i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. a warning if you're headed to the beach today, remnants of a faraway hurricane are bringing dangerous surf conditions and rip tides to our coast. a beach hazard advisory is in

effect through tomorrow. the national weather service is advising you to never turn your back on the water. meteorologist frances dinglasan is tracking the weather for us. how are conditions along the coast looking in terms of temperatures today. >> temperatures will only be in the 50s if you're dipping your foot and it will be breezy at the coast so some beaches only in the mid-60s today and you see this marine layer and and that is shallow and the mid-90s ask we'll let you know your neighborhood forecast coming up. we all held hands and we pulled her together. >> three local teens jumped into action to save a woman who nearly drowned in an apartment pool, but the story didn't stop there. the touching thing these kids did ne

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time right now is 6:12. thanks so much for waking up with abc 7 news. we are taking a live look outside at alcatraz on this saturday morning. this view courtesy of our camera at pier 39. just how warm will it get? frances will let us know in the full forecast coming up, but first, three teenagers in the east bay are credited with saving a woman drowning in a pool. the near-death experience happened in alameda. carlos salcedo talked with the

teens who jumped into action. the apartments tohree jessica, kristine and george have earned for their actions tuesday night. the friends were exercising near the pool when they heard a man call for help. >> there was this woman on the bottom of a pool. >> reporter: the woman was deep in 8 1/2 feet of water, and it was difficult for anyone to get to her. >> i dived into the pool, but it was so hard because she was, like, all of the way under the pool. >> reporter: so the teens decided to team up and create a human chain. >> we all held hands and we pulled her together. all three of us, we helped her go on the side of the pool. >> reporter: once the woman was out of the pool she was given cpr, but inhaled too much water and had to be taken to alameda hospital. that's where the teens went to visit their new friend. 24-year-old zulaa amgalam as she recovered. >> we brought her flowers. it was, mobile. >> reporter: after four days,

zulaa finally came home today saying she's grateful through an interpreter. >> translator: she's thankful with the teens. >> thankful for her three young guardians. >> i was pretty proud of ourselves because we're only 13 and 14 years old, in middle school and high school. >> two lessons learned here. stay away from deep water if you're not a good swimmer and no one is ever too young to be someone's hero. in alameda, carlos salcedo, abc 7 news. if you ever thought about buying a used car seat for your kids you may want to think again. 7 on your side's michael finney explains the safety concerns. >> reporter: like most parents at this car seat safety check, tracy cohen wants confirmation her son's car seat is secure. >> coming to the car seat check just makes me feel that much more safe that it's in correctly. >> reporter: tracy bought her son's seat new, but many parents receive hand-me-downs or buy a used car seat. safety experts and consumer reports caution against buying

one secondhand if y history. >> even if a car seat looks fine it may have internal damage that you can't see. we test hundreds of car seats and after the crash tests there is sometimes damage that's not evident. >> reporter: even a seat used by an older sibling that was never in a car accident might not be okay. car seats have an expiration day, roughly six to ten years from the date of manufacture which is printed on every car seat. sometimes they're on the side and sometimes they're on the side up here and many, many seats have them on the bottom, but somewhere there will be a sticker that gives you at the very least a date of manufacturer. >> car seats have an expiration date to make sure that the components haven't degraded and that they meet the latest in safety standards. >> the costco scenera next is a consumer reports' best buy for around $45 which gives moms like tracy cohen one less thing to worry about. >> it makes me feel much better

as a first-time mom knowing that i've done everything i could to make sure he's just as safe in the car as i am. >> that was michael finney reporting. it's important to destroy it so no one pulls it off the curb when you toss it out. that means removing all of the covers, cutting the straps and clearly marking the plastic shell do not use. time now is 6:16. for the very first time you can test drive a tesla model 3 sedan. the company just launched a test drive program at several bay area locations. abc 7 news was at the dublin tesla showroom. it's one of the spots that customers can get behind the while of the all-electric car. people have already reserved the model 3s? it's one thing to see it on the ab touay s intol the acceleration and griherself huge difference. >> tesla is offering model 3

test drives at the dublin, corte madera, and it hit its production target of 5,000 model 3s a week in fremont. now an accuweather update. >> good morning. i'm frances dinglasan. it will be a beautiful, sunny day with mild and hot conditions. what you will notice is the clouds are confined mainly to the coast starting to spill a little bit into san francisco and here is a live shot of the low clouds. just looking gorgeous. you see the top of the golden gate bridge. it's coming in, but it will quickly retreat and we'll see plenty of sunshine this afternoon and that will allow things to warm up. in san francisco, currently 57. oakland, 59. san jose and mountain view already in the mid-60s and gill roy, and 55 degrees and out toward san francisco and you see some of those coastal clouds there. more temperatures for you. lots of 60s through fairfield,

concord and livermore, 63 there and santa rosa has dropped to 61. if you're headed to the beach, there will be plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures and there will be beach hazards until 3:00 this afternoon and yeah it will be mild at the coast and temperatures will be hot inland and cooler temperatures not until the end of next week. so if you don't like the heat you may have to wait until about wednesday. highs today will range from 60s to morgan hill to hit 95, santa cruz, 80 degrees for you and 80s through milpitas and redwood city down to mountain view, 84 degrees and then again at the coast and pacifica, half moon bay and low 60s because of the breezy conditions and the winds will peck up in the afternoon to 20 miles per hour and downtown san francisco, pretty mild at 70 degrees and highs today will

also be in the upper 80s through 90s and petta lum a 88 degrees and look for 90 as well in napa. in the east bay, t-shirt and shorts weather and lots of conditions as well and berkeley, we will see the 80s through new york and fremont and it will be inland in the low to mid 90s and pleasanton around 92 degrees. beach hazard in effect until 3:00 and this is painly fmainly south-facing beaches. wave highs are starting to die down. this could mean strong rip currents and sneaker waves. never turn your back to the ocean when you're at the beaches. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. so lots of sunshine. limited fog and hot inland, mid-90s around the bay and at the coast, mid-60s.

we'll stay warm to hot for the next few day, and little change on tuesday. we'll get more of a summer spread on wednesday and then the fog returns as well as more seasonal numbers toward the end of the workweek. eatndhe sunglasses and ndra all of that. >> we'll call it a pleasant forecast. >> thank you. a disneyland scam you need to know about before the next holiday. it is not giving away free tickets. a coupon promising families to celebrate for the service. it is fake and the park does not have special promos at the moment. disney is the parent company of abc 7. ♪ ♪ pianos in the park, your chance to check out this unique

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dan harris joins us now from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america". >> hey, good morning. coming up on gma. a major new development in the race toy r sk rescue the soccer. they want to bring the boys out as early as this evening. we will talk about the risks.

plus high heat,igh winds and low humidity, a recipe for trouble out west. there are 36 uncontained fires and we are right there on the front lines this morning. finally, serena scores. the tennis powerhouse notching a win in her first wimbledon since becoming a mom. we have the adorable off the court video she's sharing and it's all coming up on gma. we'll see you soon. >> happening today, boy scouts in san jose will join volunteers to pack 3,000 meals for people in need. rise against hunger is an organization that aims to end hinger by 2030. if you'd like to help volunteers are still needed and the event starts at willow glen methodist church. young skateboarders will take over the skate park to bring awareness to homelessness. they will support with food and water. the goal is to feed 200 homeless

people. are you looking for something fun to do this weekend? jessica castro from abc 7 mornings has some ideas from our partners at hoodline. >> it's a holiday week and you can keep the party going by catching a new play or trying a new restaurant opening up in the city. this weekend is the very last weekend to catch "soft power." it's a comedy and musical. a chinese executive who visits america falls in love with the u.s. leader while their countries shift power from the 2016 elections. it has a show-stopping number from a woman playing hillary clinton. it runs through sunday. tickets start at $29. from new to classic, this week the symphony is featuring one of my all-time favorite disney movies, songs from "the little mermaid," the grammy award-winning score. if you're not in the mood for a

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good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. thanks so much for watching abc 7 news. we are starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. frances dinglasan is in this morning. >> limited cloud cover as you can see with live doppler 7 and the satellite image is mainly along the coast and that will allow temperatures to really warm up today. here's your 12-hour day planner. during the next hour, temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s. we'll quickly warm up by lunchtime in the mid-80s and

mid-70s around the bay and low 60s at the coast and a mild to hot day this afternoon. inland areas reaching the mid-90s around the bay and mid-80s at the coast and things will stay around the mid-60s and tell still be gorgeous, clear and mild tonight into tomorrow and i'll have your accuweather forecast coming up. chris? >> frances, thanks. >> developing news, thousands of people in santa barbara county are out of their homes after a fast-moving fire. this video shows a structure being destroyed by flames in goleta. firefighters say at least 20 homes have been destroyed and more than 2200 people are under a mandatory evacuation order. approximately 2,000 people are without power this morning. >> right now there are at least ten major wildfires burning from the oregon border down to southern california. a state of emergency has been declared for a fire that broke out yesterday morning in san diego county. the largest by far is still the countiy fire in napa and yolo

counties. that fire has burned 48,000 acres. ten structures have been destroyed and more than a hundred are threatened. firefighters expect full containment by thursday. the thai governor in charge of rescuing 12 boys and their soccer coach from a kay say the weather conditions are good for extraction. a proposed plan to have the boys buddy dive out of the cave with rescuers could be launched this weekend. in a letter the coach apologized to the boys' parents. the boys are well, but they miss their families. the volunteer divers are expected to arrive for the extraction. >> while the primary rescue plan moves forward there are backup plans in the works including from bay tech leader elon musk. abc 7 news reporter melanie

woodrow has more about the effort and the details of the underground conditions faced by the rescue team. >> reporter: elon musk joining the conversation on how to safely rescue the 12 boys and their coach. musk tweeting he's sendziing employees from his companies spacex and boring to help. also creating pods. >> if elon musk says it will help, i hope it will. >> reporter: he has extensive cave diving experience. >> it's extremely challenging to train somebody in those conditions to dive, let alone cape dive. >> reporter: divers have been teaching the boys diving and breathing techniques in preparation for the buddy dive plan. the accelerated time line will take advantage of the boys still having high oxygen levels. the boys are in relatively good health, but cave diving presents unique challenges. >> by virtue of the fact that you have an overhead above you

which means that you cannot ascend straight up if you need to exit the caffey, you have to go back the way that you entered. >> reporter: this map shows the narrow flooded passages the boys and their coach will have to get through. the first phase involves staging equipment and obstacles in the cave could be completed by 6:00 p.m. local time saturday. the second phase could start as early as sunday morning local time. >> and the plan is to bring the boys and their coach out of the cave the same way that they initially entered two weeks ago. in the newsroom, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. a judge has refused to extend a deadline that forces the trump administration to reunite young children with their families. however, some specific cases may be extended giving the administration more time to match dna. the order says 101 children under the age of 5 must be reunited with their parents by tuesday, and about 2,000 older children must be reunited by

july 26th. specifics cases that could be extended beyond tuesday include 16 children who have not been matched to their parents, 19 children whose parents are no longer in custody and cannot be reached and the children have non-biological parents. two families tuesday and one from guatemala and one from mexico. the two sides will troy to determine which of the children can be excused from the deadline. >> new this earn mooing, pleasanton police engaged in lewd conduct. home security cameras caught the man tuesday night. the same man is connected to similar crimes in the city. they say he may be associated with a white, four-door crossover vehicle. if you are undered to to call plea antnd a fedex truck collide in san francisco. this is video of the yesterday

afternoon. it ended up in front of the muni f line street car as it headed toward the embarcadero. four people were hurt, but all are expected to be okay. in lighter news happening today, eat to your heart's content at the taste of oakland festival. the second annual event celebrates the independent and iconic musicians and innovation in technology. there will be cooking demos, dance performances and of course, live music. toni, toni, toni will headline the event. the festival runs from 7:30 this morning until 6:00 tonight in jack london square. there is something beautiful in the air in golden gate park. it's a combination of flowers and pianos.re abc 7's cheryl je with the story. >> reporter: the botanical guarden in golden gate park is alive with exotic plants and this time of year, exotic sounds, too. ♪ ♪

>> tucked between velvet green leaves and bursting colors are 12 pianos strewn whimsically around the grounds for anyone to play. it is called flower piano and it's the inspiration of mauro fortissimo. they experimented with placing pianos in public places. we approached the park with the idea that we should have pianos in golden gate park like other cities in europe. >> it's free for residents to wander and listen and there are no guarantees who or what you'll hear. ♪ jz, claical, bossa ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and each a unique, one-time only experience that blooms and fades like the flowers themselves.

>> there's a magic about that, and you just sort of come upon them as though you are the only one who discovers them. >> reporter: cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. ♪ >> flower piano is free for san francisco residents. non-residents can pay $8. it runs through the 16th. >> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, the big change costco is making to its menu at the food court. also, what will happen to this more than 60-year-old golf clubhouse after fire destroyed it earlier this week. as we head to break the time right now is 6:37. we are taking a live look at the exploratory camera showing a beautiful view of the forecast in just a few moments.

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here's a live look outside from the east bay hills camera. we are looking ahead to warm conditions throughout the bay area this weekend. frances returns with the full forecast coming up. but first, new this morning we learned what's left of the clubhouse at the golden gate golf course will soon be demolished. a fire destroyed the clubhouse monday. it will re-open after crews demolish thelubhou than 60 year the port of oakland will welcome a brightly colored ship

on monday. the vessel is more than 1,000 feet long and is a cherry blossom-colored container ship. it's the new leigh branded symbol of japan's container shipping lines. it is scheduled to arrive at oakland's marine terminal monday morning and it will leave tuesday morning for hong kong. you never know what you'll see out on the water, frances. >> that's true. especially like watching the kite surfers flying up on the waves. >> that's a fun time. speaking of which, how are the wind conditions be for people trying to get some of that in. >> it will be breezy at the coast. that's why temperatures will be on the mild side if you are near the waters today. here is a live shot as we look toward downtown san francisco. inland numbers getting hot and mid-90s and this heat will stick around for a while. i'll have the details coming up. >> the sales force tower sticks

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good morning, everybody. a live look from santa cruz. you can see the lighthouse there on the screen. frances will help you plan your weekend with the accuweather forecast is just minute away. homelessness is up 6% in sonoma county. over a 24-hour period this february, counters found nearly 3,000 homeless, a third are in

shelters and two-thirds live outside. county housing officials say homelessness is down over the last seven years, but may have increased this past year due to wildfires. busted. the dmv says their investigators caught nearly 2500 people using disabled parking placards in the last year. officials conducted stings across the state including livermore and mountain view. dmv investigators say the drivers fraudulently used the placards to use spaces designated for the disabled. violators face fines up to $1,000 and a point on their license. in sports the as and the giants are both getting ready to play this afternoon. the giants host the cardinals at home and the game starts at 1 tooic1:05. here's anthony flores with how the teams did yesterday. >> good morning, everyone. the giants are finally coming through in the clutch as they put an end to the four-game losing streak against the

cardinals. this little one just happy to be at the ball game. that is great. bottom two, john gantz showing off his wild side and brandon crawford races home to tie it at one. bottom 4, gorkis fernando, check out joe, he comes up hurt and diagnosed with a left groin strain and he will leave the sixth. pablo sandoval clears the wall for the seventh home run of the year and the giants take a two-run lead and the bottom of the seventh with the score tied and andrew mccompanien rips it short and hunter pence comes from second to score and that gives the giants the 3-2 lead and that would be the final and the giants snapping their four-game losing streak. as in cleveland and the indian fans flying high. dustin fowler connects for his first-ever leadoff homer and more to go to match ricky henderson's all-time homer.

an estimated 467 feet. the as with 74 homers in a row.. jose ramirez, two runs scored and the indians played three in the inning. bottom seventh and the tribe getting sneaky and francisco lindhora is safe and they win it 10-4. the warriors getting their boogie on in sin city. demarcus cousins officially signs with the dubs and boogie joined last night at the las vegas nba summer league tipped off. cousins signed a contract for just over $5 million. steve kerr was there and the head coach is excited to add another all-star to the rosterhi champs. >> and he caught us all off guard and we just told him we didn't hav all-s actually having demarcu and the

challenge will carry our group at times. i think they're really looking forward to the challenge. rick berry's jersey hanging at oracle arena and the man was there coaching in the big three basketball league. former warrior put it in the bucket and al harrington with 24 and baron davis with 22 and the game winner as the company beats trilogy. peyton not pleased as coach of the three-headed monster, but mahmoud hit the game-winning three and that certainly turned gary's frown upside down and even without the dubs in the house, get this, an estimated crowd of 13,000. not bad. that's a look at your morning sports. have a great weekend. now an accuweather update from hi. dingleratures are warnp todahere'siv dpler 7 and a. conditions. we're starting to spill in a little bit through parts of the north bay and along the peninsula coast.

we are looking at the very limited fog creeping into san francisco and we'll get plenty of sunshine this afternoon and in san francisco it's currently 57 and oakland, 59 and mountain view in 64 and gill roy, 52, and here is a live shot from the east bay looking at the calm waters over the bay bridge and you see a little bit of clouds right near the tower and just at the base of it and temperatures will be warming up to above average in inland areas and santa rosa cooler at 58 degrees and napa 57 through fairfield, concord and livermore. check out the shot in san jose. you see the high clouds passing through. here's what you can expect for today. you will see mild temperatures because of the sea breeze, but it will be hot inland getting into the mid-90s. beach hazard stapltements in effect until 3:00.

you will have to wait until the end of the week because the hot weather will stick around for a while. highs range from 64 degrees in half moon bay all of the way up to 95 degrees in antioch. so if you're headed to the giants game, grab a hat and sunglasses and plenty of sunshine. it will be in the low 70s during the afternoon. we'll see upper 70s through oakland, san mateo and san jose, 89 degrees and in the north bay look for low 90s and san rafael, 84. the sea breeze will pick up this afternoon and along the coast. that's why temperatures will stay moderate there and we'll see gusts up to 20 miles per hour. also if you're headed to santa cruz it will be warming up to 80 degrees and again, dangerous surf and temperatures will be cool in the water and only 55 degrees right now. so be extra careful through the afternoon especially for south-facing beaches and there will be a three foot to seven foot southerly swell. never turn your back to the

ocean. current wave heights are starting to drop, though. they're currently at six feet in monterey bay and this is all due to post-tropical fabio. it's off down there, south to our location, but this is creating the southerly flow and it also brought the high clouds and humidity and you may have noticed it yesterday and it felt muggier than normal and the lows will mainly be in the 50s and breezy conditions in the coast and low 50s in half moon bay and 50s around the bay and you can cool down tonight and open your windows around the inland areas and that's where we will still see the 60s overnight and you'll need the ac on throughout the evening. afternoon highs will stay quite warm. sunday still in the mid-90s for some locations even on monday. san francisco will drop into the upper 60s, though and even on tuesday, we will still see the mid-90s and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast and you'll find that, as well. hot inland today, sunday, monday, still warm and little

change on tuesday and still some of those 90s in the inland areas and then we'll get more of the summer spread starting wednesday and then the fog returns and we'll be closer to seasonal average w averages with the afternoon sunshine and temperatures will drop around the bay and at the coast it's always steady in the 60s there. >> not a bad forecast. >> enjoy the sun shine, but stay safe? we'll take it. thanks. mark zuckerberg is now the third richest person in the world. according to bloomberg the facebook founder's in the worth is $84 billion, that puts him $373 million ahead of warren buffett. facebook rose yesterday. the stock has gone up 15% so far this year. amazon's jeff bezos and microsoft founder bill gates rank one and two above zuckerberg. baby boy or girl? it's a decision parents don't have to make, but it appears many still have a preference. more than a third of parents say

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you for teaching me to correctly pronounce acai. >> i hope i'm saying that right. i'll get a viewer letter saying it's acai or something. >> we have temperatures in the mid-90s for some spots. breezy at the coast and cool there and san francisco warming up to 70 degrees, and oakland and san jose, 89. things will start to cool down for the end of the week so if you like it hot, it will stay that way and be safe out there. drink some water and have some sunscreen and get your sunglasses on, too. >> have them on standby. thanks, frances. i'm chris nguyen. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. good morning america is next and abc 7 news a.m. we'll see you then.

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