free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. here's meteorologist >> we have live doppler 7 and the gray shading on your screen. visibility has increased in half moon bay and petaluma has dense fog. temperature wise, we're in the 50s and 60s for the most part and it's still warm out there, 71 inland, but 55 at the coast. future weather, let's go hour by hour for you in the morning. you see the fair amount of cloud cover along the coast and filling into the bay and in

traditional fashion, by 11:00 that fog should pull back to the coast and we're on our way to a sunny afternoon. we'll take a look at how the rest of the weekend is shaping up and that is in a few minutes. developing news out of the east bay. the chp has shut down all lanes of eastbound interstate 80 and berkeley due to a possible shooting. sheriff shared this photo off twitter of officers in the middle. three people were injured and this happened near gilman street. no estimated time the lanes will reopen. we have calls into the chp for more information. the oregon woman missing for a week has been found alive. 23-year-old portland resident angela hernandez was found late last night with injuries in monterey county. pictures from the monterey county sheriff's office show her on the rocks with rescuers around her. a couple found her wrecked white jeep over the campground. it had gone over the cliff south of big sur.

a chp helicopter flew hernandez to a hospital with a possible shoulder injury. she told her rescuers she had been stranded on the cliffside since last friday. she used the radiator hose from her car to divert water from the stream to stay hydrated. >> she used that to get water into her system. she was a trooper the whole time and never complained and was just extremely grateful to be alive. >> hernandez's family is on their way to the hospital and they are e lated that she has been found and is okay. >> as always, you can find the latest developments on our website, abc 7 news.com and also on the abc 7 news app. be sure to sign up for push alerts as they come in. >> time now is 5:02. betty yee is recovering after being involved in an accident from alameda to

oakland. yee, her husband and chp bodyguard have non-life-threatening injuries. they were rear ended by a man supected of driving under the influence of marijuana. the man has been identified as 25-year-old aaron george. another car was also hit. george suffered major injuries. the chp says the suspect will face dui charges once he's discharged from the hospital. new detail, the peninsula man accused of posing as a ride share driver to rape women is under arrest. we're also hearing from a ride share company who says the suspect once drove for them. quinnel bernard has more. >> sarah and her husband isaac watched the arrest of 37-year-old orlando vilchez lazo that happened across the street from their home. lazo raped four women over the past five years while posing as a ride share driver.

>> i knew something was up, but thought a four-time rapist would have been right across the street. >> san francisco police said lazo intercepted women as they left nightclubs and bars mistaking his car for one they ordered. the first assault was in 2013, the last just this past june. these assaults were violent rapes committed by a serial rapist, a sexual deviant predator who is not going to stop until he was caught. >> police say dna evidence linked lazo to the assaults. ride share companies reacted quickly. lyft reacted and says we have confirmed that this person did drive for lyft, but as soon as we were made aware of these horrific and deeply disturbing allegations we immediately deactivated him. uber saying the suspect is saying the suspect is not an uber driver and never was. >> someone inside the apartment where lazo was arrested asked us

to leave. neighbors now breathing a collective sigh. >> that happened, but it's great that he's off the streets. >> and police believe lazo may have sexually assaulted more victims. they asked survivors and witnesses to come forward and lazo is held on $4 million bail. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. uber is running continuous background checks on its drivers. the company is using the new service that tracks the criminal records of drivers in real time. 25 people have been banned from driving since it began last month. the move comes after a cnn investigation found 103 uber drivers have been accused of sexually assaulting or abusing passengers. new developments with the wildfire in napa and yolo counties. the county fire is now 97% contained and barring the unforeseen, they expect to have full containment tomorrow. the massive wildfire started two weeks ago and has scorched 90,000 acres and has destroyed

20 structures. investigators say it was intalled by a fence for livestock. it was an emotional evening in the east bay. hundreds came together to remember the lives of two brothers killed in a horrific katie utehs has more on what's been done for the family. >> junior high students are surrounding the cooper family with love. earlier this week brothers hodari and hakim died in a crash involving a semitruck in bakersfield. >> thank you all. i feel every last one of you, and i thank you from the bottom of my heart. >> 13-year-old hakim's classmates planned a candlelight vigil at martinez junior high school. >> his personality was huge. he had an impact on people that made them feel happy. >> hakim was a smart, brilliant young man, and he could have been a lot. could have been a lot. >> kalil branch remembers his

younger brothers fondly. hakim and hodari were two of siblings. >> he was a pretty boy at the same time. >> we try and help them remember how they can honor the life of that student and they can do that by being kind, being courageous and being there for each other. >> i love you. you will always be in my heart and i thank you so much for all of this and every single thing you guys have done. >> they collected a meal train and a memorial donation page and we'll put that information on our website on abc 7 news.com. in martinez, katie utehs, abc 7 news. the proposal to split california into three states has ignited a legal battle. proposition 9 would divide california has qualified for the november ballot and the group led by the planning and conservation league, there will be a key legal battle, but there

is a key difference. supporters of the measure say citizens should vote first and then fight it out in court. opponents believe the court fight should come before a possible vote. the state supreme court is expected to take up the measure next week. with aids walk san francisco coming sunday, we're looking at bay area organizations who have had a positive impact on the fight against hiv and aids. one local hospital helps people by testing for hiv in the emergency room. abc news anchor explains why more doctors would like to see this become routine at every hospital and it's a story you'll see only on abc 7 news. when alan marker it was to find out why he felt weak and out of breath. the fiendings from a simple blood test would change his life. >> they told me i had walking pneumonia and that's why i was there and also, on top of that you're hiv positive. >> reporter: for more than a decade the centers for disease

control and prevention has recommended that hospitals test for the virus that causes aids in emergency rooms. most do not and many patients won't seek testing themselves because of the stigma. >> it has driven people away from conventional testing in some cases because they don't want to be associated with what a positive result means and that's why the emergency room testing program is so important. >> whenever an ambulance brings somebody to the bay center and blood is drawn. it is route heeninely for hiv u they opt out. 6300 patients have been tested and more than two dozen found out they were hiv-positive who may not have found out otherwise. >> it takes as long as 30 seconds. >> patients can be transferred seamlessly into what used to be known into the hospital's east bay aids center, but the system has been so successful that alta bay summit has changed the name

to advanced care because they're broadening the mission to include hepatitis b and c and they hope to keep costs down. >> we hope to make this a standard at other hospitals. in talking to the doctors here, okay, it's not a death sentence. >> it is not, but you have to know your status first. in oakland, eric thomas, abc 7 news. aids walk san francisco is just one day away. join abc 7 in golden gate park this sunday. to register, call 415 or visit sf.aidswalk.net. time now 5:10. officials are warning residents in contra costa county after chickens tested positive for the west nile virus. they tested positive, and officials say our warm weather is conducive to the transmission of the virus. residents can reduce the risk of contracting the virus by draining standing water and

using repellents and avoiding outdoors especially at dawn or dusk. new this morning the group of boys rescued from a cave in thailand are recovering and could be out of the hospital by thursday. these images were just released showing the soccer team at the hospital. some of them are seen drawing sketches and others are holding up victory signs or praying and the hospital says despite all they went through the boys are in good health aside from a few minor inspections. they were trapped more than two weeks in a cave and had to be led out by rescuers one at a time. nancy sinatra, the wife of legendary singer frank sinatra has died at 101. they married in 1939 and as a present he gave her a record of a song called "our love." they had three children together before splitting up in 1951. her daughter also named nancy remembers her as a blessing and the lightf

saturday morning and drew tuma is here. you're not seeing too much, and it's crazy to be here this morning. we will see sunshine later on this afternoon. showing you the bay bridge decked out in fog and we'll have temperatures coming up in the forecast. >> thank you. usually when you think of a library you think of books. coming up, we'll have more on this story. >> i'm going to cry! >> and a little later, the woman is calling it the ultimate birthday visit. what led up to her

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time now is 5:14. wo we're taking a lhe flag floppin around this morning. we'll get the accuweather forecast from drew tuma in just a bit. problem with your car you usually go to the neck anec or dealer, but can you get your car repaired without having to go to the repair shop? michael finney is here with the answer. >> look under the hood of many new cars and it is clear that current car technology is based more on computers than combustion. and add to that 70% of car brands allow wireless data connection and many of them are able to send over the air or ota updates for things like adding satellite radio channels or updating navigation maps, but tesla's recent over the air update made an improvement to the car's braking system.

although the way this adjustment was made was unique, many vehicles today made repairs especially when they're involved in a safety recall. every year, automakers and the federal government issue hundreds of recalls and because one in four recalled vehicles on the road has not been fixed, there are likely millions of car owners who may not even realize their vehicles need repairs. so could over the air updates be the future of car repair? >> what cars are becoming computers on wheels there's still a lot of hardware. a lot of things are software controlled and those things can be updated over the air, but when it comes to hardware stuff, think about it, suspension, springs, transmissions and a lot of that hardware, you're still going to have to bring it back to the dealer and you need an update. >> consumer reports says the prospect of this technology could be pretty great, being able to receive an over the air update that would not require you to bring the car into a dealership could save owners

time and automakers money. how far off is this scenario? >> several automakers already have this capability and more are on their way, but there are risks because while they can update their car to make it better they can also potentially have a mistake. they need to clearly communicate these changes to the drivers because something changes in the way you use your car and you need to understand that. i'm michael finney. 7 on your side. >> you can use consumer reports recall tracker tool and end your vehicle's year, make and model and get a list of recalls along with information on how to get your car fixed for free. we put a link on our website, abc 7 news.com. an alameda company will build our nation's first hydrogen fuel cell ferry. it's being paid for with a $3 million grant. it creates hydrogen from water

using it as fuel and turning that hydrogen back into water. >> we'll be able to do something in the same realm as all of the high tech and produce set nk eveboll pro to see especially the environment. >> the water go round is expected to be in service by september of next year. what's the coolest thing to do this summer? both kids and adults are heading to the library to learn how to design and print 3d objects. librarians have become tech-savvy teachers. abc 7's david louie shows us what the buzz is all about. >> that's a familiar sound at the 12 libraries at the san mateo county network. it's a 3d printer creating objects of plastic. libraries are actively teaching digital literacy. senior librarian finds herself teaching technology to patrons

of all ages. >> get the nozzle and it will start printing in a second. >> each of the libraries have two 3,d printers for free. 12-year-old luke wants to make something. >> probably little figures to put on my desk. >> reporter: people can produce a wide range of objects. >> the kids pick this stuff up very quickly, but they have to -- yes, we do. >> but they have that sort of bridge, they can show the grown-ups a thing or two, and it's really special too. >> she collects penguins and decided to print one after getting some design help. >> the library is all about life long learning and i'm a proponent of that. so anything to get the kids and the community involved with new technology and new learning and a new concept, you know, it's great. her design was put on an sd for the 3d print toer to do get

started. all of this is high tech until you get the very last step. to remove the finished product you still need an old fashioned spatula. the result was worth it. she just needs to paint some eyes. david carl owe, abc 7 news. >> complicated projects might have to be intred out over several days to let others share the printers, but it's free and so are the work shops in the 12 libraries in san mateo county. >> your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> a lot of cloud cover close to the coast. live doppler 7 along with the satellite showing you the cloud cover and the gray contour on your screen. this is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera, and you can see the fog is thick in some spots and also getting reports of a little bit of drizzle along the coastline earlier this morning. temperature wise, 50s on the coast right now and 55 in half moon bay and jump inland, 50s and 70s and 71, and 63 in san

santa rosa.the current number not too breezy and generally light winds across the region and the only exception is delta and fairfield has the wind at 20 miles an hour and we do expect those winds across the region to pick up later on this afternoon into the evening and by 4:00, 5:00 on your saturday and that wind will pick up gusting 25 miles an hour and it will be a breezy afternoon on the way. >> live doppler 7 and here's the bigger picture we had yesterday that moisture moved through here and you saw high clouds early on and clearing skies. today the high pressure sitting over much of california and so what that will do and we'll see sunshine later this afternoon and a similar setup as we head into sunday, as well. highs today and the summer spread in full effect and we'll go to 66 in san francisco with morni morning clouds and afternoon sunshine and 82, the high in san jose will be breezy and inland, 90 and 82, the high in santa

rosa and 87, the high in vallejo. it's a nice-looking afternoon and we have a fair amount of cloud cover early on right now. the clouds will slowly erode throughout the next couple of hours and just a fair amount of sunshine and the urgs v index is running very high right now. slap on the sunscreen and the ocean water is chilly at 59 degrees. >> we have the as in town at at&t park just crossing the bay bridge. see the temperature right around 61 degrees for first pitch. it will be breezy and increasing clouds and temperatures dropping to 58 degrees. overnight tonight, we have the cloud cover building right back in as that marine layer will thicken. as you head into sunday mid-50s to low 60s. golden gate park, aids walk san francisco on sunday. you see a lot of crowd cover early on in the morning and by 8:00 and the temperature by 56 degrees and by 10:00, we'll see the temperature 58.

we should see more in the way of sunshine and it will be a cool, breezy afternoon in the park and 61 by 2:00 in the afternoon. the accuweather seven-day forecast. a little bit warmer as we get you into your sunday with that morning fog and afternoon sunshine and warmer into monday, as well. that summer spread here midweek and heading into thursday and friday, chris, we'll see increasing clouds and by friday it gets warm inland and mid-90s and could see upper 90s on the board and it's a nice, steady pattern right now, but it will get warm by the end of the seven day. >> call it a pleasant weekend. >> just ahead, looking for something fun to do this weekend? perhaps a little tennis? the big events going on that you can take part in.

happening today, downtown los altos will be transported into the largest summer event for the summer arts festival. select wines will be featured and it starts at 10:00 this morning on main street. if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend we've got you covered. jessica castro has ideas from our partners at hoodline. >> for this weekend i'm calling sports fans and science nerds. you can enjoy a free night at the exploratorium. from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. and done eggs a ationseain the first celebration took place in 1880 in france to remember the storming of the bastille. a turningpoint for the french revolution. enjoy great food, wine and beer plus music and fun for the kids. the event is free.

or if you're into tennis like i am, how about heading out to a professional tennis tournament in the east bay. it's part of the usta pro circuit. you won't get to see the biggest names in sport like serena, but you will see some of the ridisi stars. >> the level is very close to the level you see on television and you will see the future stars here. >> the berkeley tennis club challenge is part of the series of tournaments in the u.s. that will award a wild card entry into the u.s. open. the courts are so beautiful i couldn't pass up a chance to hit with one of the competitors who also works for the usta. >> the physicality, see the speed of the ball and see that very up close and that's what makes it very exciting for us to show that tennis right here. >> i'll admit, she went easy on me on the court. the tournament starts this sunday and lasts a full week. the public is welcome at the club and for details on these events and other ideas head over to abc 7 news.com and we'll

connect you with hoodline. i'm jessica castro for abc 7 news. have a great weekend. still to come on abc 7 mornings. outside the hotel in scotland where president trump is staying. find out who is behind it? >> plus, one of the more popular attractions in the south bay is closed this morning.

good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. it's half past the hour on this saturday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. here's meteorologist drew tuma and he's tracking the conditions where you live. >> you can see the tower showing me the sign is almost up here and we'll see the fog is almost up. i want to show you the visibility because we have a couple of spots in the north bay and petaluma, and you have pockets of dense fog in areas. it's not all that bad or light, and through the delta you can

see fairfield gusting at 20 miles an hour. temperature wise we're in the 50s to low 60s along the bay shoreline and you head away from the coast and the widespread 60s if not low 70s. outside we go and the tower camera is beautiful on this saturday morning and your 12-hour day planner has coastal drizzle early on and there will be sunnier skies by the afternoon and there will be an accuweather app. >> president trump will not cancel his summit with russian president vladimir putin after 12 russian intelligence officers. they're accused of targeting democrats including hillary clinton in the 2016 elections. maggie ruly has the details. while many democrats are demanding president trump now cancel his planned one-on-one meeting with russia's president vladimir putin. >> i'm afraid the president could be taken advantage of. >> the white house is calling the indictment a victory for all americans. >> it indicted 12 military

officers by name for conspireing to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. >> pierre thomas was there as the indictment was read. >> the united states government is saying that we know precisely who in the russian government was involved in this hack and we know how they did it and we know how they dispersed the information. they're naming and shaming, that's the bottom line today. >> mueller is pushing forward with his investigation despite more calls from the president and some republicans to shut it down. >> i call it the rigged witch hunt. i think that really hurts our country and it really hurts our relationship with russia. >> prdzesident trump's promise bring up election meddling when the two sit down face to face. i will absolutely and firmly ask the question. >> both sides of the aisle question the significance of this indict, and to focus who is really at fault. >> election interference belongs to the criminals who committed election interference. we need to work together to hold

the perpetrators accountable. >> reporter: while no americans were named in this indictment, rosenstein made it very clear the special counsel's investigation will continue, but it is far from over. abc news, new york. president trump is in scotland this morning preparing for his summit with vladimir putin. the president is spending the weekend at his golf club in turnberry. >> somehow a protester managed to parachute above the hotel yesterday minutes after he arrived. the person was carrying a banner and circled several times. the protester is said to be with the environmental group greenpeace. president trump did announce he was pulling the u.s. out of the paris climate change agreement. time now is 5:33. are you still hoping oprah will run for president, she has sai o sing about. ♪ ♪

>> they sang politics-themed songs and wield around a large figure of the media of the box s in case of an emergency break glass. the stunt was organized by an online gambling site. the site says a recent survey reveals 71% of brits want to see oprah run for president in 2020 against president trump. it's been a summer bummer for lots of families in downtown san jose. t plaza decesar chavez has been shut off and amanda del castillo has a promising updates. >> reporter: the usual sights and sounds of kids splashing in the water has been>> isutwelcome fountain. >> reporter: they flooded an underground vault where the electric pump are kept. the unexpected shutdown happened last winter.

>> we waited for our residents and visitors to enjoy the holidays in downtown and once we were able to get into the vault we then had to procure all of our equipment. >> reporter: evan mandel says the city has had plenty of time to make the changes and get fountains flowing. >> it should have been done a month ago. i don't understand they couldn't test it at the end of the winter, even and say okay, summer's coming. we need to prepare for this. >> the testing can come soon so visitors can continue to play in the fountains before summer's up. >> can you please turn on the fountains. >> they said it's waiting on pg and e workers to re-energize the volts here and once that happens the city is hoping to bring back the fun and the fountains again e inan jose. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. the gondola at the oakland zoo is back up and running after it grinded to a halt trapping guests in mid-air. the zoo is blaming a digital

glitch, it runs from the old original zoo, up the hillside and a brand-new california trail section that just opened yesterday. some tweeted these photos describing humans stuck in gondola cages. many called for help, contacting the zoo on their cell phone. >> they say oh, the fire department's here, don't worry. we're going to evacuate you. how are we going to evacuate us. >> we're over three stories and i have a daughter in a wheelchair. >> zoo officials say the 1-year-old swiss-made ride had a digital glitch that caused the system to shut down unexpectedly. a bizarre road rage incident in los angeles is caught on camera. you can see the driver in the suv take off the door of a toyota prius. the drivers were in some sort of argument and things escalated rather quickly. >> i heard a burn of cars honking and screeching. i step outside and i look over the there's a car driving off with another car's door stuck to it chasing

it and kicking and punching the car. >> thankfully, no one was hurt during this confrontation. police are investigating and it is not clear yet what led up to the drivers getting up to that argument. >> wells fargo says it has found more customers it overcharged. the san francisco-based bank is setting aside another $285 million in refunds. that money will be going to foreign exchange and management clients. the bank has been under pressure because of multiple consumer scandals. two years ago it was revealed that the employees created fake accounts to meet sales targets. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, the waiting game can be a long one at the dmv. how it is responding to try to ease the crunch and what the agency says is causing headaches for customers. >> but first as we head to break, the time right now is 5:37 and we're taking a look through the eas

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good morning, everyone. time right now is 5:40 and we're taking a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. you can see this part of the bay area with the cloud cover out there and the fog rolling through. we'll get a full check of the accuweather forecast from meteorologist drew tuma in just a bit, but first, happening today in san francisco leaders are expected to announce when non-citizens can register to vote in the upcoming board election. voters approved a measure last month to allow non-citizen members to vote for members of the board of education. residents must live in the city and be at least 18 years old and be a parent or legal guardian of a child in the sn-tins loc elections. more dmv offices will be open on saturday in response to

longer wait times. new license requirements are making for lengthy delays. the dmv has announced that some offices would start offering saturday service. it is now adding 17 more starting next month. it says the delays are due to federally mandated security upgrades to not only licenses, but identification cards. some state lawmakers with the dmv's wait times and how it is handling these changes. time now is 5:41, drew tuma is here with the accuweather forecast and we are off to a cool start, and a much different story from what we're experiencing throughout the week. >> it was warm throughout the week and the golden gate bridge camera and drizzle along the coast, but a different finish to the day today. we'll have the details on accuweather forecast coming up. also ahd, t aan tetay the as

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hey, everybody. time right now is approaching 5:44 on this saturday morning. we are taking a live look outside from the san mateo bridge camera. these drivers are getting an early start to their saturday and the clouds hovering over the coastal hills of san mateo. we'll get a check of the forecast in just a little bit with drew tuma. this is it. last day of the running of the bulls in spain. it is billed as the fastest run of the festival. pcourse in just over two minute. six people were injured including one man who got dragged after his handkerchief got caught on one of the animal's horns. the festival draws about a million people every year. a houston woman decided to celebrate her 35th birthday this week by performing 35 random acts of kindness, but the tables turned when she helped a homeless man named maurice. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪

♪ happy birthday, young lady ♪ >> the woman had brought him a meal and now wants to learn more about maurice and how he ended up homeless. she's posted the video online and others have chimed in with their admiration for the voice that is somewhere on the streets of houston. in sports, the giants and as are battle for bay area baseball supreme see this week end and they will meet tonight in at&t park and the first pitch is at 7:05 p.m. and both teams are in the playoff hunt right now. >> and steph curry golf star? abc 7's sports director larry beil has the highlights. good morning, everybody. the bay bridge series began last night and it means something. as and giants both with winning records and they have playoff hopes and the giants would break it open late, battle of the bay and harmony and we have fido and a barbecue. it's awesome. third inning, pop up and stephen

coming in and look out. he left with the knee contusion and hopefully okay for the all-star game and no score in the fourth. what is that? edwin jackson trips and falls with brandon crawford, and he scores 1-0 giants. to the fifth, madison bum garten and here it goes, chad pender, swiped left and solo blast and we're tied at one. the 1-1 game in the sixth. buster posey, two down and a leaping matt chapman and duggar into score and the giants take a 2-1 lead and the bases loaded in the seventh and he's not happy about that. pablo sandoval, and guess jonathan, and this game stays 2-1 and the giants are up for five in the seventh. new guy, stephen duggar, and the giants take the series opener 7-1. game two is tonight. the sports stars are in lake tahoe for the american century championship.

you have steph curry and aaron rodgers and charles barkeley who is in last place as always after round one. steph has the off-season hop. no! he's been on daddy duty. he's tired. >> one more try! oh, yeah. that's better. >> you know, he loves his golf. they used the scoring system. curry has 18 points and it's kind of like shooting a 74. ray, you see him at the shot of the day, up and down on the bunker for par. >> aaron rodgers getting ready for training camp soon, the bomb, complete. the leader after round one, joe pawelski who drains a birdie putt and leads with 25 points. warriors taking on the kings, consolation action in the vegas summer league. final game, 50-40, dubs in the third winning with authority, and doing his champs.

here are some of the warriors' ball movement, with the summer dubs and o marie johnson, and former sanford man, anthony brown on the summer league team. kings win it 69-67. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> we do have a fair amount of cloud cover this morning. live doppler 7 showing you the great contour on your screen and that's the cloud cover and getting reports of drizzle along the coastline. look at the east bay hills camera and it's a gorgeous one. the fog is rolling down the east bay hills early this morning and we'll take you to san francisco and a live look atop pier 15 and you can see the tops of the skyline cut in half as we have the low ceiling very early on this morning. temperature wise, we're in the 50s along the coast and 56 and cloud n

cloudy in san francisco and you move inland with mainly clear skies and brentwood sitting at 81 at this early morning hour. you can see fairfield right now, a wind of 20 miles an hour, but we do expect later on this afternoon and into the evening the wins to pick up across the region. >> breezy afternoon about ten to 25 miles an hour. your morning planner early on here, we have a fair amount cloud cover early on and we're still tracking some coastal d z drizzle, but by 10:00, 11:00, the clouds will pull back from the coast ask sunnind sunnier sl prevail. the accuweather outlook is showing you really quiet across the golden state. what is happening is we have high pressure moving in and what that will do is it will help to warm us up in the afternoon and keep sunshine in the forecast at least through the next couple of days each and every afternoon. starting in the south bay right now ask san jose, you have cloud cover, and 82 in san jose and 78

the high in cupertino. along the peninsula, redwood city and sunny there, but it will be cloudy along the coast and half moon bay, pacifica and much cooler in the low 60s. downtown san francisco, afternoon sunshine, 66 and we'll be socked in in daly city with the cloud cover and to north bay we go, rain, and 94 the high in cloverdale and 91 if you're headed to wine country. 78 in fremont, about 83, that number in hercules and inland, we're in the upper 80s to low 90s. about 86 in san ramon, and the bay bridge series in full effect tonight and right around 61 degrees and tell be breezy at the park and it will be cloudy as the game ends up, and the lows overnight tonight we'll see a fair amount of cloud cover pulling back in mid-50s into low 60s. >> you have that fog rid now

giving way to sunshine in the afternoon and we'll kind of do it all over again for the second half of the weekend and it's much warmer and even into monday and it will be into full effect tuesday and wednesday and by thursday and friday, chris, we're warming up inland in the mid-90s. check the accuweather app as you go about your weekend. >> our friends in the east bay are excited about the break from triple digits and 80s and 90s sound cool. >> sure. the bay area food and drink scene is innovative, and now a new oakland winery is producing wine like no other, where flowers, not grapes, are the star of the bottle. gabriel bernard has the story. you open the bottle and it's like a beautiful bouquet. >> he has never grown a grape in his life, but he knows all about flowers and plants especially those so abundant in the bay area like lavender. >> there is a lot of

infusion-based product, ice cream, kombucha, and lemonade. why not lavender wine. the new label simply called l could be the first from the free range flower winery. >> lavender is the primary ingredient in the fermentation process. >> the boutique wean making and bottling is happening at this west oakland fasselet using organic lavender and lemons. how it is made into wine, me isn't saying. >> there was lavender wine in colonial times. >> what does it taste like? >> time to taste it. cheers. >> it's good. surprisingly, it didn't smell at all like lavender, but will the bay area take a sip? >> i am certain the public will go for it. if it's not going to happen in the bay area, where is it going to happen? it doesn't have a tasting room, but customers can order.

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good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday, july 14th and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the forecast. here is drew tuma. good morning, chris. early on, we have a lot of cloud cover out there. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you the fair amount of fog close to the coast of the contour. visibility is an issue, and we are down to a mile and

elsewhere, we're doing okay with that visibility. that sun is coming up and a gorgeous shot and a live look showing you the fog right along the immediate coastline. as you go hour by hour for you on future weather. 7:00, you can see the cloud cover in and around the bay, but by 10:00, 11:00 in the morning we do expect the fog to pull into the coast and sunshine in the afternoon and we'll take a look at how hot we'll get today in a few minutes. the chp has shut down all lanes of -- all lanes of eastbound interstate 80 in oakland due to a possible shooting. you can see the chp officers walking in the middle of the freeway looking for evidence. berkeley reports three people were injured and this happened near gilman street and no estimated time the