have the marine layer with the low clouds pushing in along the coast across san francisco into parts of the east bay and here's your 12-hour day planner which you can always check out by downloading the accuweather app. during the 7:00 hour we have fog near the coast and bay. temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s. mostly sunny by this afternoon as the coastal clouds pull back and then look for mild to warm conditions by 4:00, inland areas will hit the low 90s around the bay and low 80s and at the coast, low 60s with the cool sea breeze all day long. sun sets at 8:28. it will be a pleasant evening inland and around the bay, but still cool at the coast. i'll let you know what you can expect and if there are any changes in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> frances, thanks. developing news out of missouri. survivors are talking about the terror of being thrown into the water during a violent storm. 31 people were onboard when it

happened. 17 died. they range in age from 1 to 70. this morning we're learning nine of those victims were family members. abc news reporter emily rau has the latest. >> branson, missouri is a popular vacation spot and riding the ducks is a favorite past time for tourists, but thursday night the boat tour turned tragic. at a vigil on friday evening, the branson community gathered at a church to honor the 31 people onboard. two people are critically injured and 17 are dead including nine victims from the same family. >> my head pushed up to the top of the water and i couldn't see anybody, and i know it wasn't, it felt like i struggled for at least an hour, but it was probably, like, ten minutes, and i remember i kept sinking. i >> video shows the violent waves churning up against the tour boat with a thunderstorm watch issued just 30 minutes before. the ntsb and coast guard are

leading the investigation and plan to pull the sunken boat out of the lake early next week. investigators do know the issue of life jackets will be a primary focus of the investigation. >> the status of the personal flotation devices onboard, whether they were worn will definitely be a focus of the investigation. >> the president of the company that owns the duck boat says the operator hadda good safety record and he said that storm came out of nowhere. emily rau, abc 7, branson, missouri. happening today,'s plaque will be dedicated in memory of the six students who died at uc berkeley when a balcony collapsed. seven other people were hurt in the collapse. seven who died were irish exchange students. it is set near the intersek of alston and martin luther king way. the irish ambassador is expected

to attend. this morning the search for the person who murdered a mother of four. she was found in her richmond apartment. coworkers went looking for 38-year-old kishana harley after she didn't show up for work. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has more. ? she was a really good person. >> he wants to give a voice to his friend and former coworker kishana harley. >> whatever the reason was she didn't deserve to die. >> he used to work with harley at the social security administration office in richmond. coworkers say she left for lunch with a man earlier this week and then failed to return. eventually they went to her apartment in richmond. >> when they got there the door was kind of ajar, like you may have already heard, and there was blood on the outside, blood all, you know, blood everywhere. >> richmond police are investigating and releasing few details of the crime and they m did a welfare check and they found the victim deceased with trauma rushed back and when i got here, i found out

that apparently she was actually killed in her house, but someone left the gas open. >> reporter: harley described herself on linkedin as someone who has overcome homelessness and domestic violence. she wanted to advocate for change. neighbors wonder who would kill a mother of four. >> if it was somebody that was just walking around and saw her coming into her home and just attacked her. >> if you have any information contact the richmond police. in richmond, katie utehs, abc 7 news. a suspected serial bank robber who targeted five bay area banks may be dead. the faux badge bandit was uponed in connection with two robberies in the east bay and cupertino along in southern california and the sacramento valley. a man matching his description was found dead in santa barbara county. he had robbed a bank and locked himself in a nail salon

bathroom. when they finally got in he was dead of a gun shot wound. a surprising find in local wine. there are radioactive particles from the fukushima french researchers found a radioactive ice sotope in 18 bottles from wean from napa. they came from the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant that was devastated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. the golden gate park golf course is open for business and it comes less than three weeks after the fire destroyed the clubhouse that was built in 1951. crews removed it and there's a temporary one in its police. it is still not clear what started the fire. >> happening today, residents in contra costa county can learn basic safety training skills at the la miranda safety fair.n how to prepare for the next emergency or disaster.

there will also be a police motorcycle competition with officers from across the united states and canada, demonstrating their skills. it starts at 9:00 this morning sat st. mary's college in moraga. it is the second day of the rugby world cup sevens in san francisco. 40 teams are representing 28 nations and the competitors include men's and women's squads and the matches are being played at at&t park. >> this is my first rugby supporter and the first time at a sevens and i hope they will do well. >> learn the rules of the game in less than 30 seconds by watching this video. we posted it on our website, abc 7 news.com. nearly a half dollars is in the drawing. nobody picked up the $433 million jackpot. thursday's drawing is now $493

million. that's $296 million if you take the cash option. >> even though there were no jackpot winners last night you may have won a smaller prize, here are the numbers, 1, 14, 30, 44, 62 and the mega number is 1. time now 6:07, and meteorologist frances dinglasan is checking the accuweather forecast. >> it means fog right now for the morning hours and a bit of a sea breeze as you can see from the live shot from the roof camera. we'll see sunshine this afternoon and some warm temperatures inland. i'll have the details coming up. it's a pretty sad situation. also ahead, the end of an era for a local bakery. why this san francisco shop is closing after nearly 70 years in business. and new details we learned about the royals' possible visit to

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here's a live look from the east bay hills camera. this view never gets old. mild conditions to start the day and in typical bay area fashion there is a warm-up on the way and frances returns with the full forecast to help you plan out your weekend. it's the end of an era for a san francisco business after nearly 70 years, a famous mexican bakery in the mission is set to close next month. abc 7 neworterate lso explains. >> reporter: la victoria has been a fixture on 24th street in

the mission for 67 years. >> we have puercos over here that are ginger bred pigs. pigs. he founded his own sourdough baking business out of their kitchen and last week he was told he needed to leave so the building can be sold. >> there's still so much uncertainty and that's part of the stress is trying to figure out all of the different possible plans of what might happen. >> reporter: it's not just la victoria that relies on this building. there are half a dozen businesses that lease space in this kitchen to cook and bake their food, not to mention about 30 employees who are wondering if they'll have a job next month. >> we don't have a kitchen to work out of anymore. >> for the past few years, he has run severalse out victorial if and l victoria leases. >> with the way things are going in the city, there is a property cash grab and screw the people

in the building. >> jamie maldonado's father started la victoria and his stepmother and sister control the trust. there was a disagreement and now the trust is selling the building. >> i understand where everyone's coming from. it's hard to move on when you've been doing something for so long. >> the businesses have been told to vacate the space by next month. in san francisco, kate larson, abc 7 news. a restaurant near the uc berkeley campus can no longer serve alcohol after losing its license for good following several cases of underage drinking. berkeley police say cafe durant repeatedly sold customers under 21. the liquor license had already been suspended twice. transportation officials want your help picking the bay area's bad commute. so the mtc is out with a new id. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> bay area natives know getting around the bay can be challenging and sometimes seem

impossible. >> you have 580 which is a disaster and 680 corridor going through san ramon and thatsucks. >> the project has been approved including a bart extension to downtown san jose and the electrification of cal trans. residents have a chance to suggest their next great solution. the metropolitan transportation commission and the association of bay area governments wants your ideas. they're looking for a way to improve mobility across the bay area. campaign organizers will consider ideas from individuals, companies, public agencies and non-governmental organization. >> be big. be bold. be brilliant. spokesperson john goodwin says no idea is too expensive. >> let's worry about getting our ar ae oject an c the ney. >> more public transit. >> more commuting with carpooling. >> the bridge toll. i think if they dropped the prices a little bit it might be

better, too. >> the deadline fo applications is september 6th. the winner will receive a $500 gift card and be announced in 2019. >> reporter: you can submit your proposal online and there is a link on our website, abc 7 news.com. >> in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> you can soon be facing more metering lights. cal trans is turning those on to regulate bay area traffic. the meters at the andrade road onramp to northbound interstate 680 in fremont will be activated by august. southbound traffic is already metered during the morning commute. drivers will have some time to get used to it. cal tran plans to turn the green light on thursday. it will begin metering on the 31st. crissy field avenue is closed down permanently for vehicles. crews are turning the street into a trail for pedestrians and bicyclists. this will help link crissy field to the golden gate bridge and it will go uphill while changes are

being made. >> residents and tourists are celebrating the reopening of a portion of a scenic highway. >> yesterday's ribbon cutting ceremony comes after a year in the mudslide. last year, 6 million cubic yards of debris came into mud creek. it created 2800 feet of new shoreline and 18 acres of new land. workers who did the repairs are happy the project is finally finished. >> this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be a part of something really big and like i said, the golden gate bridge and something of that sort, you know? something to say i worked on that project. >> the repair project cost $54 million. the portion at mud creek openedy meghan markle and prince harry are said to be making plans to travel to california with a stop here.

leann melendez has the details. >> it was "us weekly" which reported on the upcoming visit on "good morning america," the day of the royal visit some time in early 2019. >> we know they want to meet with ceos and female tech entrepreneurs out in silicon valley to raise awareness to the royal foundation and see if they can really start working more closely with them. >> it's not clear who will orchestrate the visit, but we know megan markel is good friends with tennis star serena williams whose husband is co co-founder of reddit. >> i would be surprised if they didn't get together while they were out here. maybe she can be a conduit for that. >> she wants to sit down with female tech entrepreneurs to encourage their involvement in the industry. at this point, one can only speculate who that may be. she's done talks.nt. she's a philanthropist. i think in that spirit, a lot of people are going to want to meet

with them especially young women. >> karina cabrera mel created the reach mama network which provides moms of color with the support they need to take on leadership positions especially in the tech industry. according to forbes magazine, women occupy roughly 11% of executive positions in the silicon valley. >> we need help more than ever and the reality is is that technology is one of the most important sectors right now, and we need to have more women at the table. >> charlotte schultz is the chief of protocol of san francisco and the state of california. >> i know when her majesty was here. she wanted to be like in america and people to respond in that regard. >> so no curtsy. i think if people want to, they're certainly welcome to. >> the queen visited california back in 1983, the last royal couple to stop in san francisco was in 2005. that was camila and prince

charles. in san francisco, leann melendez, abc 7 news. >> now an accuweather update. >> i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. you can see that with live doppler 7 in the satellite image. notice, it spilled in from the coast into parts of the east bay. here's a live shot, and you may need to use your wipers and there was a bit of mist. temperatures right now are in the 50s and 60s. oakland, 60 and san jose milder and half moon bay, and check out this beautiful shot. you see some of those low low lw and temperatures are climbing. santa rosa, napa, novato and fairfield, and livermore, and

that's where we'll see the warmest temperatures this afternoon where it's already clear. live shot over san rafael. here's the forecast for today. we have foggy, misty areas this morning, but then we have typical summer weather this weekend which means sunshine this afternoon and also wide range of temperatures. there's something for everyone from the coast, 60s all of the way to the 90s inland and here's how the forecast animation plays out. in the next hour we'll still see the low clouds into parts of the north bay and into san francisco and notice by lunchtime it all pulls back and we'll see high clouds from the south this afternoon and then the fog moves back in later on this evening, but temperatures will be very mild overnight. highs today range from 60s at the coast where the sea breeze will keep things cool. half moon bay over 63 degrees and san rafael, napa and mid-70 through oakland and san mateo and mid-80s in san

livermore area. if you are headed to the rugby world cup sevens today at at&t park, you might need a light jacket. temperatures will be in the 60s and climbing it near 69 degrees this afternoon and it will be breezy, as well and if you're stick around until the end, 10:00 p.m., it will be cooling down to the low 60s tonight and also, it will be gorgeous for the menlo systemerfest in menlo park. mild and sunny weather today and tomorrow, upper 70s and in fact, lows tonight we'll see the fog move inso tomorrow morning if y to do some exercise that will be the best time to do it. 50s in san francisco and lots of 60s around the bay with san mateo, san jose and it will be very mild there. i want to show you the temperature for the next seven days in san jose. so you'll notice, not much change. your average high is 84.

we slightly come up there you midweek and then hover near average throughout the rest of the week. so here's the accuweather seven-day forecast which doesn't show too much change. we have the summertime pattern with the morning fog and afternoon sunshine. at the coast, 60s around the bay, near 80 and low 90s and notice not much change. just slightly warmer mid-week and inland areas may hit the mid-90s midweek and come back down again. if you'll like the summertime pattern you'll like the next seven days. >> not a bad forecast. i'm sure folks in san francisco are hoping the temperature testimonies will climb up to the mid and upper 60s. just upper 60s in san francisco and not the typical warm weather we've seen in san francisco which usually comes around august ore september. >> thank you. juea maybe you can

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paula faris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up on "good morning america". >> we are talking about the tragic duck boat accident that killed 17 passengers in missouri on thursday. we have an emotional interview with one of the survivors as the investigation tries to determine how much warning the crew had about storms in the area. plus, michael cohen's secret recordings. the taped conversations between the attorney and then-presidential candidate donald trump about pay this cou

mean for the president and finally the incredible rescue that gripped audiences across the globe. we're talking about the thai cave saga. it is already making its way to hollywood. what we are learning about efforts to bring the drama to the big screen. it's all coming up on gma. hope to see you soon. new this morning, women who earn more than their husbands may be shy about sharing that information. researchers looked at census data and found both husbands and wves in these relationships will say the husband's paychecks are higher. the couples also tend to down play the wife's earnings. one researcher says couples do this to fit into perceived social norms. happening today, you can experience the magic of star wars like never before. watch all three original come t life on theig screen, with the symphony performing the score live. it is at davis symphony hall. tickets are still available. disney is the parent company of

star wars and abc 7. still to come on abc 7 mornings, the product that some local lawmakers are calling to ban today. also, water warning, what experts say you want to avoid if you plan to hit the lake or river this weekend. plus -- ♪ i once was lost >> a vigil honoring the victims in the missouri duck boat accident. what we are learning about the 17 people killed

>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. >> it's great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. wer off to a mild start across the bay area. let's get a quick check of the weather with frances dinglasan. she's tracking the weather this morning. >> hi, chris. depending where you are you're waking up to gray skies or blue skies. here's live doppler 7 and the satellite image, coastal clouds and marine layer are along the coast and have filled into the peninsula across the bay into parts of the east bay. here's your 12-hour planner for today and you can always download this in the accuweather app. inland areas will be around 7:00 and at the coast mid-50s and the fog pulls back, mostly sunny, mild to warm temperatures this afternoon and then we'll see inland temperatures hit the low 90s and around the bay low 80s and at the coast, still cool with the sea breeze and low 60s

there. it will be a gorgeous day with sunset at 8:28. if you're headed to tahoe i'll have my report next. developing news out of missouri, survivors of the deadly duck boat tragedy are talking about the tragedy of terror of being thrown into the water during a violent storm. 17 died. they ranged in age from 1 to 70. nine of those victims were family members. passengers on another duck body rushed in to help the victims. >> and i was yelling and i was screaming and finally i said, lord, just let me die. let me die. i can't -- i can't keep drowning. >> investigators are looking into why the boat was even on the water with the severe thunderstorm watch issued just 30 minutes before the boat capsized and sank. the president of the company that owns the duck boats says the operator has a good safety record. more people have been forced out of their homes because of the ferguson fire near yosemite.

the new evacuations include the small towns of foresta and old el portal as well as the yosemite view lodge, a popular hotel. the park is open if you're headed to yosemite this weekend, you'll need to fiend a different route. the fire jumped the merced river and has spread to the national forest. this is time lapse vid why just hours before it crossed. this morning the fire has burned 24,000 acres and is just 7% contained. a mountain bike rider is in the hospital this morning after tumbling down a 50-foot cliff. it happened at china camp state park in san rafael around 3:30 yesterday arch. crews called a helicopter to help with the rescue. the man was conscious and alert while being transferred to marin general. this is the second incident involving a mountain bike in three weeks. highway patrol officers are trying to figure out how an suv went off a cliff. it landed on a san mateo county beach. take a look. the car went through a guardrail before landing on rocks near

pascadero. the owner called chp about his mssing car. officers don't know if it was stolen. the owner was not hurt so someone else may have been driving. >> confusion over a website a bear area man created. it's called rent a hitman.com, but it isn't meant to have anything to do with killing someone. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the story from the north bay. >> the original intention of the do main was for information technology purposes. >> reporter: it's a website that started as one thing. >> it went to hitman.com. rent meaning hire us. hit as in web hit, men, well, a group of us. >> reporter: and turned into quite another. >> these are e-mail solicitations. >> reporter: nevada's bob ines created rent a hitman.com for it to be an i.t. portal. >> some were criminal. there were a few that were

soliciting to have others harmed. >> reporter: in one e-mail under services requested, a man from los angeles writes, kill two people i hate, and take the car keys and deliver the car to me. some even offer suggested methods, guns, bomb, anything, ines will start a dialogue and ask if they'd like a feel operative to contact them. >> and the rest is history. that's when i pass it on to my network of over 17,985 field operatives in the u.s. >> who are? >> law enforcement. >> reporter: ines claims he's worked with investigators to save more than 100 lives in the u.s. and as far away as canada and indonesia. and though the website is not the i.t. moneymaker he hoped it would be, ines says rent tm provided him with plenty in return. >> if i didn't get the e-mail somebody else might have and the results could have beenbet.

>> innevada, laura anthony, abc 7 news. now to a bombshell in the russia investigation. one lawmaker is calling it a potential gold mine. abc news sources say attorney michael cohen recorded a conversation with president trump overpayments to a mistress who is a former playboy model. the conversation happened two months before the 2016 election. the fbi seized the audiotape during a raid on michael cohen's office and home. >> it could be a gold mine if they are talking about actions that could constitute a crime or some violation of election law. >> election law. >> or also if it is found that there are other tapes. >> the president has denied the affair. legal experts say investigators will have to prove the hush money was to influence the elections and not just a t sacio to bri att today.

they're demanding climate change legislation and an end to border cruelty and greenhouse gas emissions. it starts at noon at the i.c.e. headquarters and they'll march to aquatic park. >> an environmental group will push for a statewide ban of styrofoam. through its summer campaign, know viernme environment california is calling on governor brown to pass the ban. san francisco did the same 30 years later. today's news conference starts at 9:30 this morning at the berkeley marina. >> it's radio day by the bay. the california historical radio society is hosting its annual fund-raiser to preserve radio history. the event features a silent auction for old radios and the bay area hall of fame. it starts at 8:00 this morning at the veterans memorial building. a $5 donation is asked for at

the door. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, more cars on the streets on the weekend. the program that's now permanent in one san francisco neighborhood. plus, an answer to a passport problem where you can walk in today if you need to apply for one. also -- >> a man receives someone else's money through zelle and no way to send it back. i'm michael finney a ahead on 7 on your side i'll show you the chaos it brought to his life. first, the time is 6:36. we're taking a look outside in santa cruz. the calm, it looks like. we know some of you have plans to head down there. frances dinglasan will have your forecast coming up. you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter?

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accept walk-ins for passport applications and you can go from 7:00 to 1:00 and the point is for people who haven't been able to schedule an appointment. it is suggested that you fill out the application ahead of time. get used to seeing more cars around dolores park on the weekend. a free church parking program is here to stay. the board voted to make the pilot program permanent. it allows cars to park in the median on surface streets, saturdays from 8:00 to noon and sundays from 8:00 to 6:00. rising rents have pushed members out of the city and they needed a place to park to attend services. time now is 6:40. frances deng las an is tracking the accuweather forecast and we are seeing fog around parts of the city. >> that's right. we have clear conditions inland and fog at the coast. you know the pattern. here is a live shot as we look out over those low clouds.

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good morning, everyone. time now is 6:43 and we're taking a live look from the san

mateo bridge. we're looking good, no major incidents to report and we're affecting traffic on the local freeways. as for the weather, cool conditions to start. we'll get a check with frances coming up in just a little bit. a warning if you're planning to cool off in a lake or river this weekend. water quality officials say to avoid contact with blue green algae in humboldt, mendocino lake, and discovery bay. the algae can grow into dangerous, toxic blooms. testing last month show that some of the algae is already toxic. it can cause rashes, vomiting and fever. children and pets should avoid water with the algae. time now, 6:44. in sports the as will hold the reunion for the 1989 world championship team prior to tonight's game. oakland swept the giants in the series that was interrupted by the loma prieta earthquake. this year's teams will play in the oakland kl scoliseum.

the bay bridge resumed following the all-star break. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning, everybody. the giants and the as began the second half of the season last night resuming the bay bridge series and brandon is out on paternity leave and his wife haley gave birth. congratulations. ryan jones made an immediate impact and first, the big head race. who is that chasing him down? eric burns doing his impersonation of the freeze and the dive! former as outfielder loses his phone in the process. burns is crazy. 1-1 in the fifth. ryder jones, 2018 debut and nice way to make the entrance, and the giants up 2-1. top of the seventh, still a 2-1 game. ios mes od-bye off of edwin jackson, h year, 3-1, and the giants, 5-1 and the as triing for late-inning magic and two on and

two out for davis. andrew mccompanien and giants win 5-1 in front of 45,000. tonight's game is sold out and even mount davis is sold out. the as may be adding to their bullpen reportedly in talks. he spent his entire seven-year career with the mets and made the all-star team in 2016 at 51 saves. best guess, if they can get it, rugby sevens world championships at&t park and round of 16, us 6u averse a versus wales. >> a knee injury ended his nfl hopes and he can fly it out, though. aloha! he's a top player on the u.s. national team and usa up 14-0 after the try and former cal star danny barrett walks in untouched. the u.s. crushes wales 35-0 and they'll face england in the quarterfinals.

we know patriots tight end rob gronkowski is wild. this takes us to a whole other level when swimming with the sharks in the bahamas, part of a discovery channel special for shark week which is coming up and it's not just one little itty, bitty shark. it's a bunch of giant sharks and one of them clipped gronk with his fin. imagine how scary that would be down there. i mean, you've just got to be petrified and after emerging from the water, we're alive! we're alive! that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. now an accuweather update. >> from abc 7 morning. i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. we are starting with the satellite image and once again, we have low clouds and fog that have come in from the coast and it will pull back. you can see clouds in parts of the north bay and over the peninsula, as well.

here's a live shot in san jose where we're starting to see the clouds break up. temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. oakland, 60. san joss e 64 and half moon bay at 59 degrees and this time as we look over the east bay hills, you see some of those low clouds, as well, but we some clear conditions in some inland areas and that's where temperatures will warm up in fairfield, concord and livermore, we are already in the low to mid-60s right now. this time we're checking out the golden gate bridge which is covered in fog right now. so we've got the foggy and misty areas this morning. i had to use my wipers a few times in san francisco, but that will clear and we have typical summer weather this weekend and afternoon sunshine and a wide range of temperatures which means 60s at the coast to low 90s inland and right where we should be this time of year. in the next hour we'll still see the clouds into parts of the east bay and around the bay and

notice by lunchtime, mostly sunny conditions and just fog and low clouds off the coast and then later on this evening, the clouds will start to push back in and if you're staying out late, of course, the clouds will come back inland overnight or parts of the east bay, at least. i don't think it will spread as far inland. highs today will range from 60s at the coast and we have the sea breeze keeping things cool and 63 degrees. >> san francisco, 69 and san jose, 84 degrees and look for low to mid-80s like santa rosa, 84 and napa, 82 and comfortable there and our warmest spot will be farther inntik aioch and livermore, 91 degrees this afternoon. now, if you're headep tohee of . unrm passes.the so keep that in mind. so a chance of a thunderstorm 30 to 40% and the overnight lows

dropping to the 50s. in addition, if you're traveling through parts of central california, there is an air quality alert. there is smokey and unhealthful air due to the ferguson fire and it's quite spread from los banos through mariposa and fresno. we have the beautiful, typical summer pattern today. inland areas in the low 90s around the bay near 80 and at the coast low 60s. notice there's not much change and we're very close to average for the next few days. we have a slight warm-up midweek where inland areas will hit the mid-90s and then low 80s around the bay and low to mid 60s at the coast, but if you like the summer weather and you like the fog, head to the coast. if you like sunshine, head inounds frances, thank you. a surprising issue with a

new electronic payment system. a bay area man says he received somebody's money on zelle by mistake, but as 7 on your side's michael finney explains, it's not so easy to send it back. >> reporter: rick sheldon received a puzzling e-mail from hass bank one day. >> you have $100 from zelle, happy birthday was the message and it was not my birthday. >> he thought it was a mistake until he got another e-mail, this from a man in illinois saying the $100 was supposed to go to his daughter and he typed the wrong e-mail on zelle, could rick please send his money back. rick thought it was a scam. >> they send you money and you're supposed to send it somewhere else and the money des appears. >> rick tried to reject the deposit and he contacted his bank, wells fargo. >> they didn't know what to do. they'd never heard of this issue. >> he suggested $100 for the stranger and that didn't seemul reverse the transaction?

>> it will take 5 to 7 business days. >> i was told that my accounts were locked. >> immediately my alarm bells were ringing that someone had hacked my account. >> then the real culprit. >> are you aware of the $100 zelle transaction. wells fargo treated that deposit as a case of fraud which froze all of rick's beings. he couldn't access any of his money. >> it was an unbelievable experience. >> it came out of rick's account, but then it disappeared which brings us to the person who sent it in the first place. >> my kids are saying you have to get into the modern era. you don't send checks anymore. >> meet ian lee, he was trying to send his daughter $100 for her birthday. >> unfortunately, rec's e-mail address and hers are very, very similar. >> we introduced larry and rick via face time. >> hi, rick. i want to be the first to tell you, i'm really sorry. >> larry said he never did get

that $100 back. >> it went to the big bank in went. >> so 7 on your side contacted wells fargo and it did not explain what happened and said there is a process for reversing those mistakes. however, in this situation, the payment reimbursement was delayed. after that the $100 showed up in larry's account. >> i really want to thank you. >> and if rick's ever in rockford. >> he'll buy me a beer or something, right? >> from now on he's sending checks to his kid trs their birthdays. no more electronic transfers for him. >> i'm michaelnn, 7 on your side. >> next, don't be surprised if you see this on the streets of san francisco today

happening today is the second part of this year's world naked bike ride in san francisco. you can bare as much as you daer for the ride around popular spots like fisherman's whatever, the marina and golden gate park. the protests the dependency for big oil and the need for renewable energy andlk will the weather be? >> it will be nice and warm inland and stille coast. temperatures right now are in the 50s and so it to get a morning run in now is perfect. this afternoon, look for low 60s. san francisco, 69 degrees and oakland, 74, nice and mild weather there and in san jose,

our warmest spot will be in the low 90s inland and so we have a typic typical summertime pattern today, tomorrow and the rest of the week. look for 90s inland and at the coast, the sea breeze will always keep things cool, so in the low to mid-60s. we have a slight warm-up midweek and we're pretty much on cruise control right now. as for today, if you're headed out to the farmer's market at the ferry building around 11:00, you might want to shield the kids' eyes. >> and always have a light jacket in sll around for us. frances, thanks. thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen and frances dinglasan, in for lisa argen. "good morning america" is next and abc 7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. we'll see you then.

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