ask your doctor about everyday verzenio. good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday, july, 21st. good morning and thanks so much for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan. hi, frances. >> hi, cress. we can see the marine layer and the satellite image and the low clouds have spilled in overnight along the coast and into the bay. not a big surprise and here's your 12-hour planner today. fog near the coast and bay. in the next hour, temperatures in the upper 50s and 60s and by noon, mostly sunny. the clouds will pull back. this afternoon we'll be mild to warm with very typical temperatures for this time of year. inland areas in the low 90s.

around the bay near 80 and at the coast, low 60s keeping things cool with the sea breeze. it will be a gorgeous night with sunset at 8:27 and i'll have your accuweather seven-day forecast. >> frances, thanks. developing news out of missouri where there are questions about the deadly duck boat accident that killed 17 people and one of the questions, how much warning did the crew have about the dangerous weather conditions? abc news reporter ariel rashov has the details. >> new details about the fateful evening in table rock lake in branson, missouri. >> reporter: authorities now investigating whether the operators of this duck boat tour had enough time to turn that vessel around and get all 29 passengers to safety. 11:20 a.m. the national weather service issuing a severe thunderstorm watch for portions of western and central missouri until 9:00 p.m., highlighting potential for damaging winds and large hail. 6:30 p.m., a severe thunderstorm warning for the area. this time specifically including

tablerock lake. just take a look right there in the center. you can see in the thick red line, branson caught right in the middle. the rough and rocky conditions on the water seen here just hours before the tragic accident. >> be advised, we have strong thunderstorms moving through right now. intense winds and rain in branson. >> 7:00 p.m., those severe thunderstorms turning deadly for passengers as the boat was tossed around the lake by 63 mile per hour wind gusts, crushed by six-foot waves before capsizing. in a phone interview with cbs this morning, the president of the company that owned that duck boat saying no one was expecting the storm. of those 29 passengers and two crew members onboard, 17 did not survive, including the boat's driver, robert williams. six more taken to the hospital. two still in critical condition. the victims' ages ranging from 1 to 76. >> the status of the personal flotation devices onboard, whether they were worn will definitely be a focus of the

investigation. >> ariel rashev, abc news, new york. the ntsb says it will be on scene for at least ten days gathering information. the investigation is likely to take up to a year to complete, but the initial findings could be released in the coming months. all right. time now 8:03. happening today, a plaque will be dedicated in memory of the six student ws who died in uc berkeley. seven other people were hurt in the 2015 collapse. five of the students killed were irish exchange students. the ceremony is scheduled for 11:00 this morning in the intersection of alton and and ad inking junior way. this morning the search is on for the person who killed a mother of four who was found dead 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.

>> reporter: he wants to give a voice to his friend and former coworker kishana harley. >> whatever the reason was, she didn't deserve to die. >> reporter: he used to work with harley at the social security administration building in richmond. coworkers say she left for lunch with a man earlier this week and failed to return. eventually they went to her apartment on brook avenue 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. >> reporter: richmond police are investigating and releasing few details of the crime. they confirm that at 9:45 thursday they did a welfare check and found the victim deceased with traumatic injuries. >> the police officer said that they needed to evacuate because there was a gas leak. so i 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. >> harly 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 who was just walking around, you know, and saw her coming into her home and just attacked her. >> reporter: 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 connected -- the faux badge bandit was wanted in connection with two robberies in the east bay and three in cupertino along with robberies in southern california and the sacramento valley. yesterday the fbi said a robber matching his description was found dead in santa barbara county. deputies say the man had just robbed a bank and then locked himself in a nail salon bathroom. when they finally got in, he was shot. he was dead of a single gunshot wound. a surprising find in local wine. the new study says there are

radioactive particles from the fukushima nuclear disaster in some of the bottles. according to the chronicle french researchers detected trace amounts of cesium 137, a radioactive isotope in 18 bottles of red wine from napa. the wineries were not named. the researchers believe the particles came from the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant devastated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. the golden gate park golf course is open for business and this comes three weeks after this fire destroyed the clubhouse that was originally built in 1951. crews removed it and now there's a temporary one in its place. it's 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. you can meet first responders, attend demonstrations and learn 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 in st. mary's college in moraga. >> it's the second day of the rugby world cup sevens in san francisco. it's an international event. 40 teams are representing 28 nations during the tournament. the competitors include both men's and women's squads. all matches are being played at at&t park. >> this is my first time immigrant rugby supporter and my first time at a sevens and i'm looking forward to it and i am hoping the island will do well. >> you can learn the rules of the game in less than 30 seconds by watching this video. we've posted it on our website, abc 7 news.com. nearly a half billion dollars is on the line in the next mega millions drawing and nobody picked up the $433 million jackpot so it rolls over again. the estimated jackpot for tuesday's drawing is now $493 million. that's $296 million if you take

the cash option. even though there are no jackpot winners last night, you may have won a smaller prize so here are the numbers. 1, 14, 30, 44, 62 and the mega number is 1. time now approaching 8:08 this saturday morning. frances dinglasan. i'm not a lotto player, but i always dream of what i'd do with all of that money. >> that's one of my favorite past times. i can think of a lot of thing, too. >> weather wise, what are we looking at today. that means gray skies over parts of the bay as you can see from the live camera, clouds at the coast with the marine layer and sunny inland so we have a wide range of temperatures today and i'll have the details coming up. >> thank you. >> also ahead, the new details we learned about the royal possible visit to the bay area. pretty sad situation. >> and the end of an era for a local bakery. why this san francisco shop is

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>> time right now is 8:11 on your saturday morning. here is a look outside and you can see the clouds rolling through rate now over the city. frances lets us know how warm it

will get throughout the bay coming up in her full accuweather forecast. >> 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 news reporter kate larson explains. >> reporter: la victoria has been a fix our 24th street in the mission for 67 years. >> we have puercos over here that are gingerbread pigs. >> danny handles the bakery famous for their pan dullesy cce last week he was told he needed to leave so the building can be sold. >> there's still so much uncertainy and that's part of the stress of trying to figure out all of the different possible plans of what might happen. >> 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're not going have a kitchen to work out of anymore.

>> for the past seven years he's run several businesses out of la victoria's small commercial kitchen. right now he manages the catering for sneaky's barbecue. he's not sure if he and others will survive without the la victoria leasees. >> with the way the things are going in the city, there's the property and a cash grab and screw the people in the building. >> it's a pretty sad situation. jamie maldonado's father started the business, and his stepmother and step sisterer are selling the building. it's hard to move on when you've been doing for something for so long. >> in san francisco, kate larsen, 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 underaged drinking. berkeley police and state agents say cafe durant repeatedly sold alcohol to customers under the age of 21. cafe durant's liquor license had already been suspended twice.

time now is 8:13. transportation officials want your help fixing the bay area's bad commute. so the ntc is now out with a new campaign asking for your ideas. 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 you've got 101 which is horrible. and you have the 680 corridor going through san ramon and that completely sucks. >> the projects that had already been approved include a bart extension to downtown san jose and the electrification of cal trans and residents have a chance to suggest their next great solution. the metropolitan transportation commission and the association of bay area governments wants your idea. 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. >> metropolitan transportation commissioner says it's too expensive. >> let's worry about getting our arms around the project and then we can chase the money. >> more public transit. >> more commuting with carpooling. >> i think if they dropped those prices a little bit it might be better, too. >> the deadline for transportation is september 6th. the winner will receive a $500 gift card and be announced in 2019. >> you can submit your proposal online and there's 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 getting ready to turn more of those on to regulate bay area traffic and the meters at the andrade onramp to northbound 680 in fremont will be regulated by august and the morning is metered during the morning commute. drivers will have some time to get used to it. cal trans plans to turn the

green light on on tuesday and it will begin metering on the 31st. abc 7 news is at crissy field avenue in san francisco as it closed down permanently to vehicles. crews are turning it into a trail for pedestrians and bicyclists. cyclists will only be able to go uphill for a few months while changes are being made. >> residents and tourists are celebrating a reopening of the portion of a scenic highway. yesterday's ceremony comes more than a year after a mudslide overtook highway 1 at big sur. last may about 6 million cubic yards of debris. it created 2400 feet of new shoreline and 15 acres of new land. workers who did the repairs are happy the program is finally finished. >> this was a once in a lifetime opportunity to be a part of something really big, and like i said, like the golden gate

bridge or something of that sort, you know? something that you can say i worked on that project. >> the repair project cost $54 million. the portion at mud creek opened two months ahead of schedule. >> the royals may be planning a trip to the bay area. meghan markle and prince harry are said to be making plans to travel to california with a stop here early next year. leann melendez has the details. >> reporter: 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 that they want to meet with ceos and especially 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 meghan markle is good friends with tennis star serena williams whose husband is co-founder of reddit and both attended the royal wedding. >> i would be surprised if they

didn't get together when they were out here and maybe she will be a conduit for all of that. >> britain's daily mail says the royal couple wants to sit down with tech entrepreneurs to encourage their involvement in the industry. at this point, one can only speculate who that may be. >> she calls herself a she's done ted talks and she's a philanthropist, in that spirit people will want to meet with them especially young women. >> karina cabrera created the reach mom network which connects moms of color with the 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 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 and her royal majesty. she wanted to be, like, in america and people to respond in that regard. >> no curtsy? >> well, i think if people want to they're certainly welcome to. >> reporter: 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. >> from abc 7 mornings. >> good saturday morning. i'm frances dinglasan. the satellite image which shows us a very normal start to the summer day, and the marine layer and low clouds have spread inland and into parts of the bay, as well and we are seeing some clearing right now and gray over parts of the bay into richmond and oakland and clear in san rafael and i'll show you a live shot in emoriville with the pea soup-looking skies and

in san francisco, it has climbed up to 60 degrees and san jose is at 68 and half moon bay cooler at 59 degrees and check out the blue skies over san rafael right now. in santa rosa, it's 60. 66 in novato, fairfield and concord and livermore already to 67, but as we head back to the golden gate bridge, we'll find the fog and some mist this morning. foggy and misty especially along the coast this morning and then we see typical summer weather this weekend which means a wide range of temperatures from 60s at the coast to 90s inland. here's our forecast animation of how the day plays out. at 9:00 this morning we'll be under clouds especially along the coast and by 2:00 this afternoon when we typically see some of the warmest temperatures, we'll see plenty of sunshine around the bay and even the clouds pulling back from the coast and this evening the clouds move in again overnight for a foggy morning tomorrow. highs today will range from 60s

at the coast with the sea breeze to keep things cool. half moon bay, 63. oakland, 74 and san jose, 84 degrees and our warmest spots will be in the low 90s through antioch and livermore and look for a comfortable 82 and napa, 82 as well. if you're headed to the rugby world cup sevens be prepared for traffic. you might need a light jacket and we'll be mostly sunny this afternoon near 70 degrees and breezy, as well and dropping down into the mid-60s and low 60s by 10:00 tonight and also the bay bridge series, if you're headed to the game you'll need lots of sunscreen. 6:00, the game starts, 6:05 and sun sets at 8:27 and drops down into the mid-60s by the time the game ends and lots of events going on around the bay area for the menlo summerfest will be perfect, mild and sunny weather. t-shirt and shorts and sunglasses and sunscreen and upper 70s both days with low 60s

overnight. here is the seven-day forecast and right near average and notice, we come up tuesday and wednesday and hover near average all week long. so the accuweather seven-day forecast a bit on cruise control. we've got that typical summertime pattern inland and low 90s around the bay and at the coast, low 60s. little change. we stay that way throughout the whole week with some minor warming. the warmest days will probably be mid-week where the inland areas will hit the mid-90s. so there's something for everyone today. cloudy and cool at the coast and sunny and warm inland. >> we'll take it. >> frances, thanks. a unique way

a warning now if you're planning to cool off in a lake or river this weekend. avoid contact with blue green algae in humboldt, mendocino and lake counties as well as discovery bay. the algae can grow into dangerous toxic blooms. testing last month shows that some of the algae is already toxic. it can cause rashes, vomiting and fever. children and pets should avoid water with the algae. 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 wives in these relationships will say the husband's paychecks

are higher. the couples also tended to down play the wife's earnings. they do this to fit into perceived social norm. >> happening today, you can experience the magic of star wars like never before. watch all three original movies come to life in the big screen with the san fron fron symphony performing the score live. episode four is at davey symphony hall and the next two movies will be the next two weekends and disney is the parent company of "star wars" and abc 7. >> time now is 8:26, and still to come on abc 7 mornings, a 4-year-old accidentally shoots and kills his 2-year-old cousin. why police arrested their grandfather. ♪ i once was lost a vigil honoring the victims in the missouri duck boat accident. what we are learning today about the 17 people killed in that tragedy.

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good morning south 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. we're off to a mild start across the bay area. let's get a quick check of the weather with frances dinglasan. >> hi, chris. we have gray skies and the marine layer is filled in from the coast and the satellite image and it will clear out this afternoon. here's a 12-hour planner today. fog near the coast and bay. in the next hour temperatures

mostly in the 60s. at the coast, upper 50s and mostly sunny by noon as the fog dissipates and mixes out and things warm up and it will be mild to warm this afternoon. inland near 90 and around the bay, and at the coast near 60s and a pleasant inland and around the bay with mild temperatures in the 70s. i will have your tahoe travel forecast and the threat of thunderstorms coming up. chris? >> frances, thanks. >> developing news out of missouri. survivors of the deadly duck boat tragedy 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 ranged in age from 9 to 70. passengers on another duck boat rushed in to try 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 said 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 said the operator has a good safety record. now to a tragic story out of southern california. a grandfather has been arrested after a 4-year-old got a hold of his gun and fatally shot the man's 2-year-old's granddaughter. it happened yesterday morning in the city of san bernardino county. the shooting was accidental. they also say the 53-year-old grandfather left the gun in a place that was accessible to the children. the toddlers were cousins. >> she had a patch on her chest and we thought she got shot in her chest. . it's crazy how you can leave a gun anywhere and anyone can just grab it. if he knows there are children around and they're awake and playing this early, why would he leave a gun where they can reach

it? >> the grandfather faces two charges including child endangerment. 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, which was a popular hotel there. highway 140 is closed this morning and the park remains open. if you're headed to yosemite you'll need to find a different route. >> it was spread to the stanislaus national forest. this was time lapse video hours before it crossed. this morning the fire closed 27,000 acres and is just 7% contained. >> now to the fallout from president trump's former personal attorney michael cohen. sources tell abc news investigators wo raid investigators who raided cohen's office and hotel, here's abchere

news reporter david wright with the update. >> it doesn't get much more tawdry than this. apparent confirmation that in the closing days of the 2016 campaign, donald trump approved a plan to buy the silence of former playboy playmate karen mcdougal about an alleged affair. >> thank you very much. >> are you lying about the affair? >> the president has always denied extra marital relationships and any knowledge of hush money paid to mcdougal or adult film star stormy daniels, but the brief audio recording made secretly by trump's lawyer michael cohen undercuts that. it was among items seized in an fbi raid of cohen's home office and hotel according to sources who say cohen outlines a scheme to reimburse the publishers of the national enquirer $150,000 for the rights to her story in order to bury it, a practice

known as catch and kill. sources familiar with the tape which abc sources have not heard says trump tells cohen to make sure any payment is properly documented. sources say the reimbursement never happened. the enquirer never ran the story and earlier this year mcdougal filed suit against the publisher seeking to invalidate the nondisclosure agreement she signed. she also spoke with cnn's anderson cooper. >> did donald trump ever say to you that he loved you? >> all the time. >> sources say the recordings came as a surprise to the president. his longtime fixer has previously pledged his undying loyalty to trump. >> i'll do anything to protect mr. trump. >> but the pressures of a federal investigation may be taking their toll as cohen recently told george stephanopoulos, my wife, my daughter and my son have my first loyalty and always will. i put family and country first. >> fired fbi director james

comey famously said lordy, i hope there are tapes. he wasn't talking about this situation, but close enough. the question now is might there be any more tapes of trump talking to his lawyer among the items the fbi seized on this or other matters? david wright, nbc news, berkeley heights, new jersey. >> time now is 8:35. happening today, young people will march in san francisco to bring attention to a number of issues. they are demanding climate change legislation as well as an end to border cruelty and greenhouse gas emissions. the event starts at noon at the i.c.e. headquarters and they'll march over to aquatic park. also happening today an environmental group will gather in berkeley to push for a statewide ban of styrofoam. through its summer campaign, environment california has collected 10,000 petition signatures 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. >> you can help name a special southern sea otter pup getting a second chance at life at the marine mammal center in marin county. the young female sea otter on the right was rescued about four months ago and treated for exposure to acid. more than 850 suggestions for names have been received. the list has been narrowed down to six. abby, harper, harry otter, lola, sprout and zoe. the deadline to vote is wednesday night at 11:59. vote on marine mammal center.org/vote. still ahead on abc 7 news, doing the right thing isn't always easy. 7 on your side's michael finney has the hard lesson that one man learned when trying to return money he got from a digital payment system. first, a look outside from the golden gate bridge. you can see the fog making its usual appearance this morning. frances dinglasan will have your

accuweather forecast in just a few montts.

good morning, everyone. time right now is 8:39. here is a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. you can see a mix out there. those are the clouds and also the sun.

frances will let us know how warm it will get for our inland communities coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> 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 a ceremony for the bay area radio hall of fame. radio day started at 8:00 this morning at the veterans memorial building in alameda. a $5 donation is asked for at the door. abc 7 news anchor dan ashley is there as a special guest auctioneer. happening today, enjoy summer in the sun at menlo park summerfest, there will be cold beer, food trucks and the work of dozens of artists on display. for the kids there is a super duper fun zone with a bungee jump, a rock climbing wall, face paining and much more. the festival runs from 10:00 until 6:00 today to johnson street. if you can't make it today, it's also happening tomorrow.

? frances has been tracking that for us all morning long. >> especially for menlo park, it will be perfect weather and t-shirt and shorts and lots of sunscreen. you're dealing with the low clouds and patchy fog. we've even had drizzle this morning and i'll let you know what you can expect if you're head down to tahoe with the threat of thunderstorms today. >> frances, thanks. >> also ahead the bay bridge series resumes with pablo sandoval helping the giants start out with a bang. larry beil has the highlights coming up in sports. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey víctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank.

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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 the money somewhere else and the money disappears. zelle had no button for that and he ctacted his bank, wells fargo. they didn't know what to do. they'd never heard of this issue. wells fargo suggested rick send $100 to the stranger and that didn't seem safe. couldn't wells fargo simply reverse the transaction? >> it will take five to seven business days. instead, rick got a big scare. i was told my accounts were locked. immediately my alarm bells were ringing that someone had hacked my accounts. >> and then the real culprit. are aware of a $100 zelle transaction. it treated it as a case of fraud and he couldn't access any of his money. >> it was an unbelievable experience. as for the $100, it came out of rick's account and then it

disappeared which brings us to the person who sent the money in the first place. ? my three kids have always been saying, dad, you have to get up into the modern era. you don't send checks anymore. meet aaron ethan from rockford, illinois. he was just trying to send his daughter $100 for her birthday. unfortunately, rick's e-mail address and hers are very, very similar. ? we introduced larry and rick via facetime. >> hi, rick. i want to be the first to tell you i'm really sorry that i'm putting you all through this. >> larry said he never did get that $100 back. >> it went to the big bank in the cloud and i don't know where it went. >> so 7 on your side contacted wells fargo. it did not explain what happened, but 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 my a beer or

something, right? >> from now on he's sending checks to his kids for their birthdays and no more electronic transfers for him. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> an accuweather update. >> here's a look at live doppler 7. we have gray skies that have filled in from the coast with a cool marine layer and has spread into the bay, but that will retreat. here is a live shot right now from emoriville. it is looking pretty gray out there. winds are light over the bay at this point. temperatures are climbing into the 60s. oakland, 63 and san jose, 68 and half moon bay, where visibility is down to mild right now, but inland we go and we have blue skies and clear conditions there and more temperatures even getting into the mid and upper 60s and napa, 64 and novato, fairfield and concord, 56 and livermore, 67 degrees right now and this time we're looking from future down toward san francisco where we have a mix of some blue

skies and some of those low clouds and fog especially at the coast. foggy and misty areas this morning especially the closer you are to the beaches. i would use my wipers a few times in san francisco and we'll see typical summer weather this weekend which means a wide range of temperatures from 60s at the coast to 90s inland and there's something for everyone today. the sea breeze keeps things cool in half moon bay. 63 there and 69 in san francisco and oakland, 74 and the low 80s through san rafael, napa and low 90s and some of the warmest inland spots like antioch and livermore. now that monsoonal moisture has moved east which brings the threat of thunderstorms to the sierra area, south lake tahoe. there could be lightning and heavy rain at times. the threat continues through the weekend with about a 30% to 40% chance of thunderstorms. highs will be in the low 80s and then it will drop down to the low 50s evernight.

so be aware of that if you're heading up there. also, there's still an air quality alert due to the ferguson fires and this is for much of the central part of the state. fresno, visalia, especially yosemite village. we have a live shot of yosemite. you can see this is actually the half dome. visibility has improved, but it is still pretty smoky out there. if you are traveling through that area, do try to stay indoors if you can. for us, we just have another gorgeous day in the bay area. so a typical summertime pattern means inland numbers in the low 90s around the bay, near 80 degrees and at the coast, low 60s. little change. we are on cruise control for the next seven days, near average. temperatures midweek will warm up slightly. so we will get up into the mid-90s for the inland areas, near 80 around bay and possible mid-60s again at the coast, but things will be cool at the coast

with the sea breeze and the marine layer and then warm inland near 90 pretty much all week long. >> not a bad forecast especially for the folks who are training for the san francisco marathon. it's next sunday. >> now is the good time to exercise because it's still cool out there. >> frances, thank you. in sports the as will hold a reunion for the 1989 world series championship team prior to tonight's game. oakland swept the giants which was interrupted by the loma prieta earthquake. this year's team will play at the oakland coliseum and first pitch is at 6:05 p.m. last night the bay bridge series resumed and abc 7's sports director 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 resuming the bay bridge series and brandon belt out on paternity leave. his wife gave birth, so congratulations. ryan jones made an immediate impact, but first, the big head

race and who is that chasing him down? >> eric burns doing his impersonation of the freeze and the dive! the former as outfielder loses his phone in the process. >> ryder jones, 2018 debut. nice way to make an entrance off the foul poll. >> giants up 2-1. pablo sandoval, high and deep and adios means good-bye off of edwin jackson and his ninth of the year and the giants, 8-1 and the giants trying for eighth-inning magic and two on and two out for davis. >> he had eight putouts in this game and giants went in front of 45,000. tonight's game is sold out, even davis is sold out. the as are headed to the bullpen requiring talks familia spent the serve-year career at 51

saves and best guess if they can get him. the as would use familia as the setup man. at&t park, the round of 16. us averse us wales. let me introduce you to perry baker drafted by the philadelphia eagles. a knee injury ended his nfl hope, but he can fly now, though. aloha! he's a top player on the u.s. national team. speed to burn, usa up 14-0 after the try and former cal star danny barrett walks in untouched. the u.s. crushes wales 35-0. they'll face england in the quarterfinals. now we know patriots' tight end rob gronkowski is wild. this takes it to a whole other level. gronk went 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 got to be petrified and after emerging from the water, a little -- we're alive. we're alive. >> have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next, why bicyclists say they'll be riding naked through this cat is now back on the

ground after spending three days

on the utility pole in san bruno. the cat climbed to the top of the pole on trenton drive last weekend. on wednesday a humane societiy is trying to track down his family. hopefully they'll be reunited soon. happening today it's the second part of this year's world naked bike ride in san francisco. you can bare as much as you dare. the ride around fisherman's whatever, the marina and golden gate park. the event protests the dependency of big oil and the need for renewable energy and technological advances to better our planet. the bike ride is free and starts at the ferry building at 11:00 this morning. time now is 8:56 and time for another weather check with frances. >> temperatures hitting 70 degrees in the brentwood area and half moon bay cool at 59 degrees and it won't warm up too much at the coast because we have the sea breeze that keeps things cool.

so only 63 in half moon bay in san francisco, 69 degrees today and oakland, 74 degrees and san jose, 84 and low 90s in some of the inland spots. if you're headed to the gentlemen today it will be perfect and at 6:05 and dropping to mid-60s by the time the game ends. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. if you liked yesterday you'll like today, and tomorrow and the day after that and the day after that. we are in a typical summertime pattern and the weather pattern is a bit on cruise control. >> it will be nice for the bay bridge series. frances, thanks. thanks to you for joining us on abc mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside frances dinglasan. we'll say good-bye right now from the future tower camera showing the fog over the city of san francisco. abc 7 news returns at 5:00 p.m. until then, make it a great day, everybody.

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