i'm relentless. and my doctor and i choose to treat my mbc with verzenio. be relentless. ask your doctor about everyday verzenio. it's saturday, july 14th. good morning and thanks so much for join us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with our first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist drew tuma in for lisa argen. >> we have cloud cover on this saturday morning and pet lum a the visibility not too bad and it is down to seven miles. half moon bay, 2 miles' visibility at this hour. temperaturewise, waking up, 50s and 60s along the bay shoreline and the warmest spot already into the 70s. the picture outside pointing at alcatraz and early morning cloud cover with coastal drizzle.

sunnier skies by the afternoon and warm inland by 4:00. we'll take a closer look at the accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks. the chp has re-opened all eastbound lanes of interstate 80 in berkeley after a shooting that left three people hurt. you can see chp officers walking in the middle of the freeway looking for evidence. this happened early this morning near gilman street. the chp tells us the three victims were able to drive themselves to the hospital for now it is unclear what condition they're in. no word on any suspects. the woman last heard from when she was in half moon bay has been found alive. 23-year-old portland resident angela hernandez was found late last night with injuries in monterey county. pictures show her on the rocks r the rescuers around her. a couple found her wheat jeep on the beach near the campground. it had gone over a cliff along % highway 1 south of big sur. a chp helicopter flew hernandez

to a hospital in monterey county with a possible shoulder injury. she told her rescuers that she had been stranded on the cliffside since last friday. rescuers say 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. it goes to show how resilient she was and she was a trooper the whole time and never complained and was just extremely grateful to be alive. hernandez's family is now on their way to the hospital. they tell abc 7 news they are elated that she has been found and is okay. we sent out the alert about the breaking news through the abc 7 news mobile app at 8:28 last night. you can stay on top of news updates through the app and it is free to download. just be sure to enable push alert. california state controller betty ye is recovering after being involved in an accident that shut the posey tube from alameda to oakland. ye, her husband and chp

bodyguard have non-life-threatening injuries from yesterday afternoon. they were rear ended by a man suspected to be under the influence of marijuana. 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. now to new details. a peninsula man posing as a ride share driver to rape women is now under arrest. we are also hearing from a ride share company that says the suspect once drove for them. abc 7 news reporter quinnel bernard spoke to neighbors who kaerpt believe the news. >> they went in there and the next thing we knew, he came out in handcuffs. >> sarah siesta and her husband watched the arrest of orlando vilchez lazo that happened at this apartment house right across from their home in san mateo. lazo raped four women over the past five years while posing as a ride share driver.

>> i knew something was up, but never in a million years i would have thought a four-time rapist would have been right across the street. >> lazo intercepted random women as they left nightclubs and bars in soma 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 was not going to stop until he was caught. >> police say dna evidence linked lazo to the assaults. ride sharing companies reacted quickly, lyft revealing in a statement we have confirmed 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. lyft adds it doesn't believe any of the assaults occurred on their platform. uber 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. >> bad it happened, but good he's off the streets. >> police believe lazo may have sexually assaulted more victims and they ask any survivors or witnesses to come forward and he is being held on $4 million bail. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. uber is now running continuous background checks on its drivers. the company announced it's using a 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. cal fire officials tell us the county fire is 97% contained and barring the unforeseen they expect to have full containment tomorrow. the massive wildfire started two weeks ago and has scorched more than 90,000 acres. it has destroyed 20 structures.

investigators say it was started by an improperly installed electric fence for livestock. time now is 8:05. with aids walk san francisco coming sunday, we're taking a look 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 7 news anchor eric thomas explains why more doctors would like to see this become routine at every hospital and it's a story you will see only on abc 7 news. >> when allen marker came to alta bay summit, it was to find out why he felt weak and out of breath. the findings from a simple blood test would change his life. >> they told me that i have walking pneumonia. that's why i was there and also on top of that you're hiv-positive. >> reporter: dfor more than a decade the centers for disease control and prevention have recommended that they test for aids in emergency rooms and most do not, and most patients don'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. that's why the emergency room testng program is so important. >> whenever an ambulance brings somebody to alta bay summit medical center and blood is drawn, it is routinely tested for hiv, unless the patient ops out. >> patients can say no. most do not. over the past year, 6300 patients have been tested, more than two dozen found out they were hiv positive who may not have found out otherwise. >> testing a patient takes a serious 30 seconds and it doesn't add time to the nursing work flow. >> patients can be transferred seamlessly into what used to be known as the hospital's east bay aids center for treatment, but the system has been so successful, alta bay summit has changed the name to east bay advanced care because they're broadening the mission to include hepatitis b and c. they've also managed to keep costs down. >> we really do hope to help make this a standard at other

hospitals and in talking to the doctors here, they say 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 and golden gate park this sunday. to register call 415-615-walk or visit sf.aidswalk.net. new this morning officials are warning residents in contra costa county after some chickens tested positive for the west nile virus. a total of seven tested positive near the town of knightsen.htse. residents can reduce their risk by contracting -- residents can reduce the risk of contracting the virus by draining standing water, using repellents especially at dawn or dusk.

we are now hearing from the 12 thai boys and their soccer coach for the first time since they were rescued earlier this week. hospital officials are also giving updates on the condition of the boys. abc 7 news reporter adrian banker has the story. >> reporter: this morning new images of the 12 boys and their coach in the hospital as we hear from them for the first time since being rescued. >> now i am very fine. i am very thank you for help me. thank you so much. >> 14-year-old adul, the only one who speaks in english, grateful for those who saved them. the team is still seen wearing masks, but in good spirits and drawing and owriting letters an one holds up the victory sign. i asked thailand's public health minister what happens next. >> what kind of treatment are you going to focus on in the 30 days while they're at home recovering? i think that everything is going to be fine. no need to have antibiotics or

something like that. >> what kinds of things psychologically would you be fearful or concerned about? >> the question that is in their mind, why i do something wrong or something like that. >> doctors say they specifically don't want the coach to feel any guilt or shame. back at the cave site this morning, 4,000 volunteers returned for a massive cleanup on the mountain. >> reporter: and we are hearing from the relatives of one of the boys from inside that cave, that they said they had to crawl and actually dig holes to get to safety when the waters rose due to quick-moving rain showers there. we'll hear more stories, i'm sure, but back to the video. the boys were talking about one of their favorite foods that they're looking forward to eating. one child saying he wants steak. another craving one of his favorite thai dishes and another saying he wants the colonel's favorite, kfc,ed adrienne banke.

>> drew tuma with the accuweather forecast and we're looking at clear conditions and for now cloud cover. >> a live look from the east bay hills camera, the fog rolling down the hill and we'll have temperatures coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> usually when you think of a library you think of book, but how about 3d printers? see how this new technology has become the latest summer craze. >> i'm going to cry! and a little later, a woman is calling it the ultimate birthday present. what led to her getting serenaded by a homeless man.

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you typically go to the mechanic or the dealer when you have a problem with your vehicle, but can you get your car repaired without having to go to the repair shop? 7 on your side's michael finney has the answer. >> reporter: look under the hood of many new cars and it's clear that current car technology is based more on computers than combustion. and add to that around 70% of car brands now offer some kind of wireless data connection. many of them are able to send over the air or ota updates for things like adding satellite radio channels or updating

navigation maps. >> 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 need 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? >> although cars are becoming computers on wheels, there's still a lot of hardware and those things can be updated over the air, but when it comes to hardware stuff, think about it, suspension, springs, transmissions. a lot of that hardware you will still have to bring back to the dollar when you need an update. >> reporter: 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 your car into a dealership could save owners time and automakers money. so how far off is this scenario? >> several automakers already have this capability and more are on the way, but there are risks because while they can update your car to make it better, they can also potentially have a mistake. they need to clearly communicate these changes to the drivers because if 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 check to see if your car has had recalls online by using consumer reports recall tracker tool into your vehicle's year, make and model and get information on how to get your car fixed for free. we put a link on our website, abc 7 news.com. time now 8:16. let's talk about one of the coolest things you can do this summer. kids and adults are going to the library to learn how to design and print 3d objects. as you're about to see the librarians themselves have

become some tech-savvy teachers. abc 7 news reporter david louie shows us what the buzz is all about. >> reporter: that's a familiar sound these days at the 12 libraries in the san mateo library network. it's a 3d printer creating objects created out of biodegradeable plastic. youngsters are riveted as they watch projects take place layer by layer. they're teaching digital literacy. the librarian finds herself teaching technology to patrons of all ages. >> it will start printing in a second. >> reporter: each of the libraries has two 3d printers available for free. 12-year-old luke diago wants to make something. >> probably some -- something i like like little figures to put on my desk. >> reporter: people can produce a wide range of objects. >> the kids pick this stuff up really quickly, and -- luke's like, yes, we do, but to have that sort of bridge, right?

they can show the grown-ups a thing or two and it's special, too. >> they caught of eye of pauline and she collects penguins after getting design help. >> the library is all about lifelong learning and i am really a proponent of that and it's anything to get the kids and the community involved in new technology and new learning and a new concept, you know? it's great. >> her design was put on an sd card to get started and now it's a waiting game. one hour for the printer to do its work. >> all of this is very high tech until you get to the very last step. to remuch yoove your finished p you need an old-fashioned spatula. the result was worth it. pauline needs to paint some eyes. in san carlos, david louie, abc 7 news. complicated projects might have to be spread out over several days to let others share printers and there are 12 libraries in san mateo county. now your accuweather with

drew tuma. >> we have a lot of cloud cover early on on our saturday. live doppler 7 along with the satellite and you see the gray shading on your screen and that is the low cloud cov to start out the weekend. we do have a couple of issues in terms of visibility. the good news, the visibility is improving in the north bay and petaluma and along the coast, half moon bay, and the fog is dense right now and the visibility is down to a mile. we'll take you to the south bay right now. good morning, san jose, and we have a canopy of cloud cover right overhead. this is a similar picture across the north bay and across san francisco at this hour, as well. >> temperature, wise where we have the cloud cover, we're holding in the 50s and 56 with the current number and away from the coast inland and brentwood at 72 degrees and they're at 61 right now at fremont. winds, not a huge issue at the moment and really light across the region and probably the only exception through the delta and you see it gusting to 23 and we do anticipate these winds to increase through the coming hours. future tracker wind gusts as it

gets you into 4:00 or 5:00 in the evening and we'll likely see those winds gusting 10 to 20 miles an hour into the afternoon. the bigger picture and live doppler 7 along with satellite and it's a calm, quiet picture across california and you can see a few showers moving, and high pressure is moving in and what that will do today and tomorrow afternoon will give us sunshine and pretty comfortable temperatureses. later today we'll see sunshine away from the coast and we'll call it a blend of sun and clouds and 56 the high in san francisco. clouds in oakland and we'll get sunshine in the afternoon and up to 72. 82, the high in san jossy and 82 in santa rosa. inland will warm and not as high as we were last week and upper 80s and that breeze will pick up in the afternoon and 10 to 20 miles an hour. hitting the beach, we have a lot of cloud cover and the great start and we get sunshine in the afternoon and it will be breezy along the coast and the uv index is running high. don't forget the sunscreen, 58 the current ocean temperature so

dare to dip your toes in there. the bay bridge series. 61 degrees and grab the hoodie and grab the jacket. it will be cool and breezy. fairly cloudy skies and the temperature cooling off to 58 degrees in san francisco. the aids walk san francisco tomorrow, a very popular-looking sky for people who will be out and about walking early on in the morning. a lot of cloud cover. it will be cool. 56 degrees. by 10:00 we'll see the temperature up to 58. we should see more in the way of sunshine and by 2:00 it's breezy and 61 degrees. the accuweather forecas will show you today it's fog to sun out there. we'll do it again on sunday and maybe turn the temperature up a degree or two inland. some minor warming here on monday and then we'll have the typical summer spread tuesday and into wednesday and of course, thursday and friday we'll really warm up inland and you can track the temperatures through the weekend and pretty comfortable today and tomorrow. >> a pleasant weekend and not

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los altos will be transformed into the largest two-day mid-summer event for the annual arts and wine festival. the work of artists from more than a dozen states plus select wines will be featured. it starts at 10:00 this morning on main street. time right now is 8:25. if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, wea've got you covered. jessica castro has you covered from hoodline. >> i'm calling all sports fans and science nerds. you can enjoy ay from night at the exploratorium. entry is on a first come, first serve basis from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. done eggs are encouraged. we'll go to bastille day in the embarcadero plaza. it's been 140 years since the first celebration took place in 1880 in france to remember the storming of the bastille, a turning point for the french revolution. enjoy great food, wine and beer, 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

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we're off to a cool start on this saturday morning. here's meteorologist drew tuma. >> hi, chris. we're seeing improving conditions at this hour in terms of the fog. visibility is on the rise. half moon bay was down to a mile and up to three miles right now. the folg it is lifting this morning. right now in the 50s and 60s around the bay shoreline. our warmest spot is at 72 for brentwood. outside we go, you can see alcatraz draped in cloud cover, and we will see the 12-hour day planner with coastal drizzle and sunnier skies do prevail with the warmest skies going into the 90s and how the second half of your weekend is shaking up in a few minutes. >> drew, thanks. president trump is two days away from his historic sitdown with vladimir putin. mr. trump says he will not cancel that summit even after yesterday's indictment of 12 russian intelligence officers. abc news chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has the details.

>> just days before the president is set to meet with vladimir putin. 12 members of russian intelligence indicted for meddling during the last presidential campaign, an operation u.s. intelligence officials say was authorized by putin himself. the new indictment claims the russian intelligence officers hacked the clinton campaign. the dnc and e-mails to the clinton campaign chairman john podesta. >> there was one unit that engaged in active cyber operations by stealing information, and a different unit that was responsible for disseminating the stolen information. >> russian command unit 26165 in charge of stealing information, headquartered in this building in moscow, and 18 miles away, here was unit 74455, allegedly weaponized the information, posting online including through wikileaks, damaging information on hillary clinton and democrats just three days before the democratic national convention.

one example in the indictment suggesting they appeared to step up their attacks on clinton on the same day as this appeal from candidate trump. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you are able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> reporter: that very day, according to the indict, the russian con spspirators attempt to hack an e-mail account used by clinton's personal office. guccifer 2.0 was close to someone in the trump campaign believed to be roger stone writing, do you find anything interesting in the docs i posted and then, please, tell me if i can help you anyhow. >> stone himself was not indicted. he told abc news that he is the person mentioned in the indictment, but he insists he's done nothing wrong. any objective person who will read that exchange will see that it's benign and it's innocuous.

pierre thomas, abc news, washington. this morning president trump is spending the weekend at his golf club in scotland, but yesterday a protester managed to somehow parachute above the hotel just minutes after the president arrived. the person was carrying a banner and circled several times before flying off. he is said to be with the environmental group greenpeace. president trump announced last year he was pulling the united states out of the landmark paris climate change agreement. are you still hoping oprah will run for president? a choir overseas had something to sing about. ♪ ♪ ♪ happy day ♪ o, happy day ♪ o, happy day >> the group wheeled around a large figure of the media mogul in a box that says oprah for president. at the bottom of the box it says, quote, in case of 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. the popular fountains at plaza of cesar chavez are turned off. >> the usual sounds and sights of kids splashing through the large surges of water have been replaced by silence. >> when it's hot out here and you want to come out and hang out in the park it's somewhat unwelcoming without the fountains. >> the fountains malfunctioned and the shutdown happened last winter. >> we waited for residents and visitors to be able 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. >> evan mandel said the city has had plenty of time to get the fountains flowing. >> it should have been done a month ago. i don't know why 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 city said testing should come soon so visitors can come back to playing in the fountains before summer's up. >> can you please turn on the fountains? >> they said it's waiting on pg&e workers to re-energize the volts here and once that happens the city says it's hoping to bring back the fun and the fountains flowing in san jose. abc 7 news. the proposal to split california into three states has ignited a legal battle. proposition 9 which would divide california has qualified for the november ballot, but a group led by the planning and conservation league is suing to get it yanked. court documents believe there will be a big legal battle. supporters of the measure think citizens should vote first and then fight it out in court. opponent, however, believe the court fight should come before a possible vote. the state supreme court is

expected to take up the measure next week. team now 8:35. a bizarre road rage incident in los angeles was caught on camera. take a look. you can see the driver of an suv take off the door of a toyota prius. witnesses say the drivers were in some sort of argument and things escalated rather quickly. >> i heard a bunch of cars honking and screeching. i step outside, and i look over there and there's a car driving off with another car's door stuck to it and some guy chasing it and kicking and punching the car. >> no one was hurt during the confrontation. police are investigating and it is not clear what led up to the drivers getting into the argument. wells fargo says it has found even more customers that it overcharged. the san francisco-based bank announced it is setting aside another $285 million in refunds. that money will be going to a foreign exchange and wealth management client. the bank has been under pressure because of multiple consumer

scandals. two years ago it was revealed that the company had faked accounts to meet sales targets. 's sad note to pass along this morning. nancy sinatra, the first wife of legendary singer frank sinatra has died at the age of 101. the couple met in their teens just as his singing career took off. they married in 1939 and as a present he gave her of a record of a song called o"our love "qwest. >> they had three children together before splitting in 1951. their daughter also named nancy remembers her as a blessing and the light of her life. still ahead on abc 7 morning, the waiting game can be a long one at the dmv. we all know that. 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 8:37. we're taking a live look outside from our abc 7 roof camera where you can see a little breezy out there along this part of the embarcadero. drew tuma will

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happening today in san francisco, leaders are expected to announce when non-citizens can register to vote in the upcoming school board elections. voters approved a measure last month to allow non-citizen residents to vote for members of the board of education. residents must live in the city and be at least 18 years old and be the parent or legal guardian of a child in the san francisco unified school district. san francisco is the first city in california to allow non-citizens to vote in local

elections. more dmv offices will be open on saturdays in response to longer wait times. customers say new license requirements are making for lengthy delays. the dmv had announced some offices would start offering saturday service and is now adding 17 more starting next month. it says the delays are due to federally mandated security upgrade and not only licenses and identification card. some state lawmakes want an audit of the dmv's wait time and how it is handling these changes. drew tuma is here with a preview of the accuweather forecast. it's nice to have you this mrning. it's a little weird. >> good to be here this morning. >> we're tracking clouds early on this morning and we will have sunnier skies and a live look at the exploratorium camera and we'll have the details when it pulls back to the coast and the accuweather forecast coming up. the as and giants' tangle in the battle of the bay and let's just say the as got off o

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time right now is 8:44. we're taking a live look outside from the golden gate bridge camera. we hope you're having a great start for your saturday morning. the fog sticking around for now. the forecast is coming up in just a little bit. the last day of the running of the bulls in spain. it is billed as the fastest run of the san fermin festival. 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 there every year. a houston woman decided to celebrate her 35th birthday by performing 35 random acts of kindness and the tables turned when she decided to help a homeless man named maurice. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday, young lady ♪ >> what a treat. the woman brought him a meal and she wanted to learn more about maurice and how he ended up homeless and she posted a video online and others have chimed in with their admiration for the voice that is somewhere on the streets of houston. they're now looking for him. in sports, the giants and as are battling for bay area baseball supremacy this weekend and they'll meet again tonight at at&t park. the first pitch is at 7:05 and both teams are in the playoffs right now and steph curry golf star?

the warriors' guard is taking a swing. abc 7 sports director larry beil has more. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. the bay bridge series began last night and the first time really means something. as and giants both with winning records and first of three in at&t and the giants would break it open late and battle of the bay and harmony. we have fido and barbecue. it's awesome. allen anson, and coming in! look out! and left with a knee contusion and hopefully okay, for the all-star game. what is that? edwin jackson trips and runs, and brandon crawford scores 1-0 giants. madison bum garten, there it goes. >> the solo blast and we are tied at one. the 1-1 game in the sixth and buster posey, two down, single stats and the leaping matt chapman and he's everywhere in the highlight, and giants take a

2-1 lead and the bases loaded in the seventh and he's not happy about that. pablo sandoval with the dive and this game stays 2-1 and the giants are up for five in the seventh. >> new guy, stephen duggar, doubles on repair and the giants take the series opener 7-1, game two is tonight. the sports stars are in lake tahoe for the american serve rechampionship and you have steph curry and aaron rogers and charles barkeley who is in last place as always after round one. steph, has the off-season hop. no! he's on daddy duty and he's tired. one more try. yeah. that's better. steph, he loves his golf. second shot on 11, he will birdie this hole. they used the stableford scoring system. he got 18 points and kind of like shooting a 74. ray mom romano, shot of the day 15. up and down from the bunker for

par. aaron rodgers getting ready for training camp soon, the bomb complete! leader after round one and the shot it is captain joe pawelski who drains the 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 and gabriel with authority. the kings with an ace doing his champs on recap. here are some of the warriors' ball movement for the summer dubs. amari johnson and anthony brown on the king of summer league team and kings win it 69-67. that is a wrap on morning sports and have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. time now 8:48 a.m. and live doppler 7 showing you the early morning cloud cover on the screen and the marine layer about 1,000 feet deep at this hour and good news our

visibility is increasing and i show you half moon bay, about it's improved to nine miles and that's telling you that the fog is listing and the cloud cover is pulling back away from the coast. the east bay camera showing that you have fog trickling down the hill and the top of the bridge is obscured by the fog and we do anticipate a sunny afternoon across the region. you're in the 60s and 70s and 73 in brentwood and the cloud cover holding santa rosa at 66, and your morning planner early on, we have the cloud cover through about 9:00. by 10:00, 11:00 in the morning that cloud cover is decreasing and pulling back to the coast and by 11:00, temperatures away from the coast mainly in the 70s. it will be a comfortable afternoon on the way. highs today in the microclimate starting in the south bay. a lot of sunshine in the afternoon after morning cloud cover, 82 in san jose and 78 the

high in cupertino and 80 the high in santa clara. sunshine from redwood city and the mid-70s and kind of in the clouds for half moon bay and pacifica for much of the day. it's cooler and breezy in the low 60s. downtown san francisco clouds right now and afternoon sunshine, 66. it's breezy and a temperature of only 60 degrees later today. into the north bay, 79 in petaluma, and 78 in san rafael and 87 in vallejo and 94 the high in cloverdale. it will be breezy. this wind is picking up 10 to 20 miles an hour and 72 in oakland and 77 in union city and 78 in fremont and later this afternoon, it's not hot and we're not in the mid to upper 90s and 91 brentwood and 86 and 88, the high in concord. here's the call and the marine layer will be thickening once again and we do expect coastal drizzle and if you're headed to

at&t park tomorrow night for the seary, grab the jacket and the hoodie and it will be good and breezy. dropping overnight into sunday and 56 the low in oakland and 53 we'll drop in napa. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we have fog giving way to sunshine in the afternoon. mother nature a repeat over the weekend and we'll be a degree or two, warmer inland. the wide range is still with us on tuesday. cool on the coast, and warm inland. a similar story wednesday, but by thursday we'll start to see warmer air move in larpd and by friday, chris, we're in the mid to upper 90s and it will be warm by the end of the accuweather forecast and saturday and sunday, comfortable. cool on the coast, warm inland. >> thank you for the pleasant forecast. you get all of the credit. >> i should, right? >> thanks. the bay area's food and drink scene is often pretty

innovative and now an oakland winery is producing wine like no other where flowers and not the grapes are the star of the bottle. cornell bernard has the story. >> it's definitely floral and you open the bottle and it's just like a beautiful bouquet. >> winemaker sam prestiani 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 are a lot of infusion based things out there, ice cream, kombucha, but but but but >> the simply called l, from the free range flower winery. >> lavender is the primary ingredient in the fermentation process and that's what makes it unique. >> the boutique wine making and bottling is happening at this facility using organic lavender and lemons. how lavender is made into wine prestiani isn't saying, but flower based wines have history.

there's dandy lion wine in colonial america. >> what does lavender wine taste like? time it on taste it.t.t.t.t.t. cheers. it's good. surprisingly, it didn't smell at all like lavender. >> if it's not going to happen in the bay area, where is it going to happen? the winery doesn't have a tasting room, but customers can order from the website. new labels are in the works. would you believe rose hibiscus wine? in oakland, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. next, we'll take you inside one expensive hotel room, where you can drop $15,000 a night and the perks that come with it.

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the price tag $15,000 a night. costco's biggest rival says it will help people get their polish dog fix. sam's club announced the polish dog will be available at sam's club cafes and the dogs will sell for just 999999999999 costco's plan to pull it upset many fans. sam's club has two looks in the bay area, concord and vacaville. let's get a check of the accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> we are seeing it breakdown for sunshine in the afternoon and 70s around the bay and the warmest spots going into the low 90s and a carbon copy forecast on sunday and we'll warm up by the end of the upcoming week. >> thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside drew tuma. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news returns at 5:00 p.m. until then, make it a great day, everybody.

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