saa. it's saturday, august 4th and i'm chris nguyen. frances dinglasan is in for lisa argen. >> we started off with mostly clear skies and we're starting to see the clouds move in from the coast as you can see from live doppler 7 and the satellite image and here's what you can say from your 12-hour day planner which you can always download by searching the accuweather app. mostly sunny with temperatures in the 50s and 60s over the next couple of hours and by this afternoon, hazy sunshine over parts of the north bay due to fires. inland areas will climb into the mid-90s and the sea breeze

keeping things cool and low 60s there. we'll have a slight cooldown in store for us tomorrow and a warm-up next week. i'll have the details coming up. thanks. frances, thanks. crews battling the wildfires across northern california are bracing for hot and windy weather this weekend. near the mendocino complex fire's new mandatory evacuations were ordered yesterday. parts of potter valley, clear lake oaks and the recreation area are included. earlier some evacuation orders were lifted for the lake port area. students in lake port were supposed to go back to school next week, but administrators have delayed the start for two weeks. both fires have expanded overnight. the ranch fire has burned more than 156,000 acres and is 27% contained. the river fire has charred nearly 45,000 acres and is 50% contained. firefighters hope to have them both contained in about a week and a half. today governor brown will be in shasta county touring the area charred by the carr fire. it has grown to more than

141,000 acres and is 41% contained. flames have destroyed more than 1,000 homes and nearly two dozen businesses since it started last month. residents in the river ridge neighborhood in redding were allowed back in last night. many of the homes there are now gone. the fight has been incredibly tough for redding firefighters. some of their homes were destroyed and the department have lost one of their own. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo explains what local firefighters are doing to help. >> reporter: a combination of heartbreak and unparalleled heroism as firefighters continue battling what is now being described as the sixth most destructive fire in california history. the carr fire has burned more than 1500 structures including the homes of redding firefighters. among the six people killed, redding fire inspector jeremy stoke. >> my understanding that he was doing that night is he was simply assisting in evacuations. a hometown hero on the fire lines like so many others.

the fire isn't cutting them a break either. many are taking more barely taking more than a moment to breathe after losing a brother and their home. >> they're still on the line, trying to defend those neighborhoods and trying to save other, their friend, families and neighbors. >> their pain is being felt across the country including here in the bay area. former redding firefighter gabriel redding worked alongside stoke before joining alameda county fire. >> i was able to work with him and you can rely on that guy on just about anything you need. >> the alameda firefighters association created this go fund me page to offer some relief to those who lost their homes and to the family who lost their hero. might not make a big dent in what's to come, but even if it helps them with groceries that's all i can ask. if you want to help out the men and women of the redding fire department visit abc 7 news.com and click on this story for the go fund me page link. for now i'm in san jose, amanda

del castillo, abc 7 news. a final good-bye today for a firefighter killed while battling the ferguson fire. loved ones will gather in fresno for a memorial service honoring captain brian hughes. hughes was a member of the arrowhead interagency hotshot crew. he died when a tree fell on top of him last week as he fought to protect homes. the ferguson fire is burning deeper into yosemite national park this morning. flames jumped highway 41 yesterday and there are spot fires near el portal and warona. yosemite valley has been evacuated and not because of the wildfire itself. >> we have engines and firefighters walking along the roads and working along roadways and it's important for the safety of all of those employees. >> the ferguson fire has now scorched more than 80,000 acres. it's just 36% contained. all, but one park entrance is closed right now and many of the landmarks at yosemite are closed through the weekend because of

the smoke. abc 7 news is staying on top of the wildfire and visit abc 7.com for updates and download the abc 7 news app to get alerts directly to your phone. palo alto police are investigating the shooting near the safeway in midtown last night. no one was hurt, but the shooter was able to escape. officers spotted the car and chased it to highway 101, but lost track of the driver. it's not clear yet what led up to the shooting. the macarthur bart station in oakland is back open this morning and official his to close it last night following another stabbing. it happened at the same station where nia wilson was stabbed to death last month. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the latest. >> everything is open. >> the macarthur bart station was closed as police investigated a fight and double stabbing. >> it was very scary especially after something that just happened recently. >> zanita saw one man who had been slashed. >> the one that got slashed on o

his face, like an inch. it looked like six and they were just holding his face while he was bleeding. >> bart officials say a fight broke out between two men on a richmond-bound train. one witness said it was violent. >> two people just punching each other. it was just super, super aggressive and enough to make someone bleed and their blood staining the chairs. >> one man suffered a knife wound to his arm and the other to his face. the incident happened just an hour after a vigil for nia wilson. she was fatally stabbed in the station last month. >> it was not god's plan for nia to die on that platform. >> a small group gathered to honor the 18-year-old who died in the unprovoked attack. her sister was also stabbed, but survived. 27-year-old suspect john cowell is charged with her murder. so far police have no motive, but many believe it was racially motivated. >> i don't think anything like this is ever random.

when a woman like her dies it's never random. >> reporter: wounds to both men in friday's incident considered non-life threatening and no arrests have been made. in oakland, cornell barnard abc 7 news. >> mourners gathered at an oakland church for an emotional funeral for nia. melanie woodrow shows us how family and friends said their good-byes. ♪ ♪ a tribute fit for nia wilson. >> gold royalty is what she was, right here is what she was. >> the 18-year-old taken from those who loved her most including her first niece. >> can you promise to come visit me in my dreams. >> and her sister who was also stabbed in the attack. >> nia was the most -- we have no sense of direction.

that feeling of protection. >> as well as her parents who stood up to look at the crowd gathered. congresswoman barbara lee attended nia's funeral. >> we stand with you today in this outpouring of love and condolences. >> along with oakland city council member rebecca caplan. >> our african-american young people are dealing with violence every day. >> maxine waters sent a letter. >> local law enforcement must conduct a full and i repeat, full, investigation. >> district 7 bart director latifah simon said bart is ready to listen. >> to her family, a great deal of change. >> the memorial filled with electric moments and a reminder, nia means purpose. >> the eulogists saying nia's father told him he wanted everyone to know nia had the ability to bring people together. after the funeral, was there an

18-dove release and one for each year of nia's life. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. a head's up for bart passengers. major repairs are impacting service between the east bay and san francisco. >> trains will not be running between the west oakland and 19th street stations and west oakland and lake merritt station. they're running free shuttle busses. time is 8:09. frances has been tracking theec the warm-up on the way. >> we do have a warm-up next week and right now we're starting to see some changes and here's a live shot from the camera. the marine layer will strengthen tonight and tomorrow and i'll have your complete neighborhood forecast coming up. >> frances, thanks. >> also ahead, winners revealed. 11 bay area workers hit the $543 million jackpot. why they chose to buy the

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>> welcome back, everybody. we're getting a first look at this nearly completed rooftop park in san francisco. this is video of drone 7 showing the transit center. >> a block party will be in one week. dan ashley has a sneak peek.

>> the plaza, the children's play area. >> for a lucky group of neighbors and commuters walking through the sales force rooftop taking the stroll around california passing trees and plants from every are the mexic plants. >> the park sits on roughly 70 acres and designers create shifting environments along the way from cactus gardens to lush, green forests. >> what we wanted to do was really highlight the climate and the kind of conditions we have here in san francisco. >> the landscape stretches not just in front of you, but above and below, as well, connected in the reflection of the surrounding skyscrapers and energized by fountains that flash when busses go underneath them. >> no one thinks even thoughngtt occurred naturally. >> construction has been under way for nearly a decade and

awe-inspiring. >> just walking in and seeing the open forum with the light coming through and then just standing here and just seeing all of the buildings all around you. >> a new sky bridge will carry busses into the terminal without ever touching city streets as riders and visitors alike hover above the urban fray and the closest thing to a commuter nirvana. dan ashley, abc 7 news. you can take a tour during the block party next saturday. we posted more information on our website abc 7 news.com. time now 8:14. 11 bay area coworkers will return to work on monday even after claiming the $543 million mega millions jackpot. they each put $2 in an office lottery pool and ended up winning. abc 7 news reporter david louie has more. >> reporter: all right. good luck. >> customers keep putting down

money on mega millions ever since kiwol sold the $543 million winning ticket ten days ago. he's been anxious to find out who the lucky person is. we broke the news to him and it was 11 office workers who chipped in two bucks each into a pool. >> it is so good because it will take care of 11 familie plus their friends and everybody. so that is great news. very, very, i'm very happy for them. >> the california lottery released the name of only one winner, roland reyes of san jose. that's a common name in the south bay. we knocked on a lot of doors. the closest person with that name lives just two miles from murray's liquors and that dove tails with what lottery officials told us. >> he wanted to go with us and he stopped by murray's liquor next door and that's the one he chose and it turned out to be a great choice for him. >> roland

fur further. they like each other so much they'll keep working. that gets a thumbs up. >> i feel you should still keep contributing otherwise you'll spend all of the money. >> lottery officials say it's not unusual for winners to shield their identities and few can hide for long as they seek legal and financial advice. he and the 11 office pool winners will have to wait for about a month for the real payoff. the jackpot winners range in age from 21 to 60 years old and each put two bucks into the pot. they won't tell us what company they worked for except to say it's in the financial sector. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. happening today, eight new members inducted into the pro football hall of fame in canton, ohio. last night seven of them including 49er and the raider randy mos received gold jackets. terrell owens is skipping the enshrinement ceremony because of his frustrations with the voting

process. owens was selected in his third year of eligibility instead of going in on his first ballot. owens will host his first ceremony in chattanooga. longtime nfl executive, bobby biff ord will be in canton to join the nfl's most exclusive club. he is the grandfather of c.j.beathored. he made it mandatory to attend the enshrinement and not be at camp this weekend. he intends to fly back home in time for practice although shanahan expects him to miss it. tonight, international soccer returns to santa clara. ac milan will face fc barcelona in the 2018 international champions cup. it's the fourth straight year that the exhibition match will take place in the stadium and fc barcelona played in the event in 2014 and ac milan played in 2016.

kickoff is at 5 dl:00 p.m. expect a lot of traffic in the area before and after the game. you can expect a lot of sunshine, as well, for that game, but right now we're seeing some clouds still in from the coast with live doppler 7 and the satellite image and we started off with clear conditions and coastal clouds started to creep in there along the peninsula coast as well. also, there's still a red flag warning in effect for northern parts of the state and this is, of course, due near the car fires and the mendocino fires. we have hot and dry conditions and also gusty winds. ridge gusts in this area, 25 to 35 miles per hour and the sierra ridge gusts can reach up to 65 miles per hour and as temperature climbs, humidity drops and even though the red flag warning expires at 11:00. in the redding area they'll deal with hot and dry conditions all week long. temperatures will be climbing to 108 degrees possibly mid-week for redding and that's not great news. i want to show you the visible satellite image for yesterday and we'll see a similar wind

pattern today. once again, the smoke will be spreading as winds come from the northwest and they'll start to spread east and south. so look for poor air quality through those areas as well as through parts of the central valley due to the ferguson fire. smoke levels are at a very hazardous level and you may want to cancel plans if you want to head through yosemite or parts of the central valley. here is a live shot and we see the low clouds creeping in there from the coast. san francisco is currently 58. oakland, 62 and san jose warm at 72 degrees. you see some of those hazy skies and we'll see hazy conditions through parts of the north bay, as well, due to the fires and novato, we're starting to climb into the low 60s and back to 71 degrees and through concord and livermore. from emoriville, we see calm waters and the winds will pick up this afternoon and this evening and tomorrow night.

for today you can expect mild to very warm temperatures and slightly cooler tomorrow and a warming trend starts on monday and we'll see triple digit heat inland midweeko the warmest days. here's the satellite image over the past 12 hours and you see this area of low pressure and this will start to drop south. as it mari layer and increases the onshore flow and that's why temperatures will be cooler and a little bit cooler again tomorrow. so highs today will range from 60s at the coast to low 90s inland. so san francisco, breezy and 68 today and oakland, 75. santa rosa and napa in the 80s with hazy skies and comfortable and mild in san jose with 84 degrees and there's the adobo festival today in milpitas, sunny all of the way through. 74 degrees at 11:00 climbing to 80 and dropping to only 71 at 7:00 p.m. and it will be

comfortable all day long and t-shirt and shorts all day there and lots of sunscreen and you'll need the sunglasses, as well. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast and mild temperatures today. temperatures drop tomorrow and slightly cooler and they'll start to rebound on monday and the warmth continues to build tuesday. we'll see hot, triple digit heat inland, wednesday and thursday. mid to upper 80s even possible around the bay and mid to upper 60s at the coast. it will be a good beach day midweek if you can take time off work. >> frances, you had to mention the adobo festival again. we've been talking about it all morning long and i've been visualizing how good it would be if i've had some. >> i'm sorry. i've been meaning to make you some adobo. >> i've been waiting for it for four years. >> the largest free

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something fun to do this weekend, we've got you covered. jessica castro from abc 7 mornings has some ideas from our partners at hoodline. >> grab a sunscreen, a hat and large ice cream cone. get excited for one of the biggest street fairs in the bay area. this weekend check out the 36th annual fremont festival of the arts. it's known as the largest free street festival west of the mississippi. there will be 500 different artists, live music and carnival

rides. adult beverages will be sold, beer, wine and margaret as and it is fun for the whole family, saturday and sunday from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. if you need a little exercise to burn off the street food how about trying acroyoga on pier 35. it aims to be the world's biggest event of its kind with 40 beginner and advanced classes. teachers from all around the world. activities and classes run all day saturday and sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and special performances in the evening and tickets are a bit pricey at nearly $300, but it gives you access to the whole event. and shuck yeah! did you know this sunday is national oyster day? it's something the bay area can definitely get behind and for the first time ever try all sorts of oyster dishes at soma street food park near 11th and harrison. try oyster pizza, stir-fried oyster noodles and many more creations, dogs are welcome and they're selling bottomless

mimosas. the event goes from 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. for these events and other ideas on what to do go to abc 7 news.com and we'll link you up with hoodline. i'm jessica castro. have a good weekend. abc's new brand is sharing the inspiring stories of people who come together to build unexpected relationships. it's a weekly digitaleries called "more in common," they look at the unlikely friendship between a syrian refugee and a former kkk member. >> we are so divided in this country that ma makes us strong is reaching out to the other side. >> you're a refugee from syria and worked your way into med school. >> you can watch this episode of "more in common" exclusively on facebook watch starting today. still to come on abc 7 mornings. president trump slamming lebron james ahead of a rally in his home state. why his families has many fans

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♪ oh! oh! oh! ozempic®! ♪ (vo) ask your healthcare provider if ozempic® is right for you. thanks so much for starting your day with abc 7 news. i'm chris nguyen. we're looking ahead to a warm weekend across the bay area. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan tracking the conditions where you live. >> hi, chris.

it will be very warm inland in the low to mid 90s and we're dealing with clouds pulling in from the coast and the satellite image and we woke up to very clears earlier and here's the 12-hour day planner by searching the accuweather app. mostly sunny in the next couple of hours and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. through parts of the north bay and some of the inland east bay areas due to fire and smoke from the fires and then by this afternoon we'll see temperatures that are mild to very warm inland areas hitting the mid-90s around the bay and low 80s and at the coast low 60s with the onshore sea breeze. tonight sun sets at 8:15. we have slightly cooler conditions on tap for tomorrow and then a big warm-up. details coming up. chris? >> frances, thanks. >> new overnight, a deadly helicopter crash in siberia. went down shortly after takeoff. this is vid weo showing the aftermath. at airline says it appears

the blades collided with another helicopter that took off from a pad earlier. all 18 people onboard died. back-to-back blows for the trump administration's immigration policy coming overnight. in one, a federal judge ruling daca must be restored. in the other, a judge citing the government is entirely responsible for reuniting the kids. >> overnight, the president's zero tolerance immigration approximately see suffering two legal setbacks. the federal judge ruling that the administration must restore daca, an obama-era program offering deportation relief for some 700,000 undocumented immigrants who were brought to the country illegally as children known as dreamers. >> some people call it dreamers. it's not dreamers. don't fall into that trap. the department of justice is ready to fight it out in court saying in a statement it will continue to vigorously defend

thisar he's ready to go to the supreme court. we had a couple of court decisions that will force an ord to the supreme court. >> judge john baits, a george w. bush appointee is the third judge to order that the program be restarted. baits called the president's decision to end daca in september, quote, arbitrary and capricious and inadequately explained. in the past the president has a solution for dreamers and we'll sart to get very nasty over the wall. >> in another setback yesterday a san diego federal judge rejecting the government's attempts to shift the burden of reunifying the remaining 572 children separated from their parents at the southern border to outside charities. instead, the judge shot down the administration's request for help, ruling that the government is responsible for tracking down parents. some of whom have been deported or gone into hiding. tara palmery, nbc news,

washington. oo tonight. this comes after he slammed one of ohio's favorites lebron james on twitter. last night the president tweeted lebron james was just interviewed by the dumbest man on television, don lemon. he made lebron look smart, which isn't easy to do. this follows an interview james did with cnn host don lemon. the interview touched on various topics including politics. >> what would you say to the president if he was sitting right here. >> i would never sit across from him. >> you would never. you don't want to talk to him? >> no. i would sit across from barack, though. >> this interview comes the same week that the new lakers star opened a new tuition-free school in ohio. it will send hundreds of kids to college for free. the president's campaign rally tonight will be his third one this week. survivors of the parkland school shooting plan to rally in virginia today. the students from marjory stoneman douglas high school are among the protesters expected to

meet on the national march for nra. the headquarters in fairfax, 17 students and staff members were killed when former student nikolas cruz opened fire february. you can now visit per than a dozen bay area dmv offices on saturday. these expanded hours start today and it's all in an effort to deuce the long lines. the wait times are partly due to the upcoming real i.d. requirements. by 2020 you'll need to have a new california i.d. or driver's license to get through airport security. the application has to be done in person and making an appointment is highly recommended. you can visit abc 7 news.com for a complete list of offices now open on saturdays. happening today in san mateo, the samaritan house will distribute per than 1,000 new backpacks filled with school supplies to low income students. families registered their kids ahead of time. the backpacks, shoes and supplies are all donated by local companies and organizations. the event starts at 10:00 a.m.

in the south bay, dozens of volunteers will stuff backpacks in san jose. this year sacred heart will give away 3300 backpacks along with school supplies by with calculators, pens and binders. abc 7 and our parent company disney chipped in 100 backpacks earlieth week. sacred heart has put on the pack a bag giveaway for 16 years. for information on how to donate backpacks and supplies, we have a link on our website, abc 7 news.com. gates at the santa clara county fair opened at 11:00 this morning. this year organizers are trying to bring new life that struggled to attract visitors for years. >> whether you're searching for a perfect snack, you'll find the usual at this year's santa clara county fair. >> right here it's real.

the people are real and they're moving around and all kinds of exhibits. there's the animals. >> this year also marks the debut of out at the fair. an lgbt themed family friendly event. it's something that should be a highlight of everyone's summer and it is important to include everyone. >> in the hall next to vendors and exhibits there's a new focus on social justice. this anti-trafficking coalition awareness to the general public and to get them involved in how to make a difference. >> last year only 24,000 came. officials hope to double that number this weekend. >> i just want to share that with everyone and i know all of our staff here has worked so hard and we hope that you'll come out and join us and we're throwing a wonderful party for you so please come out and enjoy. >> as much as the fair tries to

move forward, it's also about paying homage to the past. angelo's peppersta steak back ar 30 years. it's nostalgic. we were sitting in the booth looking out at the people and my brother said boy, does this bring back memories. >> the santa clara county fair in san jose opens at 11:00 today and tomorrow. still ahead on abc 7 mornings. a man rented an apartment on travelocity, but it turned out to be a scam. michael finney asks if private rentals are reliable. here's a look outside from the east bay hills camera. you can see some haze out there on this saturday morning and frances dinglasan

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roku is signing a huge lease and relocating headquarters to san jose. abc 7 news went to coleman avenue where the player maker is leasing half a million square feet. the complex is right next to the stadium near the airport. it is currently based in los gatos and has 2300 employees. no word yet on when the company will make the move. cats will invade san francisco's dolores park. this is video from a previous ps event for caterday. your cat needs to be on a leash and organizers suggest bringing a carrier just in case. the event runs from 1:30 to 4:30

this afternoon. the people out there get creative with those outfits for their pets. >> oh, yeah. and you talk about carrier. i've seen people carry baby carriers and instead of the baby there are dogs and cats inside. >> those pets are their children. >> yes, they are and they treat them as such. for now, we're dealing with some sunny and breezy conditions. is roof camera, 16 mile per hour winds right now in san francisco. we have a slight cooldown expected this weekend and a big warm-up and i'll tell you all about that coming up. frances, thanks. a night to remember in the oakland coliseum a rookie playing in his first major

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>> in sports both the giants and the a's will be in action tonight. they will take the diamondbacks and the a's host the detroit tigers at the coliseum. first pitch is at 6:05. last night the a's stayed hot winning their fourth straight game in dramatic fashion. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. the a's offense has been so prolific and powered them into the playoff picture and the last thing we expected we might see last night was to see them on the wrong end of a possible no-hitter with the tigers in town. you want to see an athlete.

he's got the kid in one hand and the glove in the other. fred anderson, first day pitcher to seven innings and seven scoreless, two for brett. a's didn't get their first hit until the seventh and in the tenth jose iglesias, all robbed. have no fear. the diving catch and he's been brilliant in right field for the athletics and we go all of the way to the 13. ramon loriano. who's he in new guy. >> nick marher new guy! good night! game over! it's pie time, new guy! oh, man. welcome to the bigs! a's win 1-0 and another one, in 13. that's fun! giants and d'backs in the deserts -- that's a cool scene. arizona answers with five in the bottom haft of t

bottom half of the first. it's gold member. off of chris stratton who did not have it in this gam. later in the evening, buster posey takes a foul tip off the mask and would leave with concussion-like symptoms and that is ominous. to the second, david peralta, high, deep, aloha, stratton went three innings and allowed six runs on three hits and the giants never recovered and lose 6-3. a surprise from raiders camp kicker giorgio has been cut. the former cal bear replaced sebastian last year and he was solid 16 of 21 on field goals and he's been in a camp battle with eddie pineiro and they signed mike nugent to compete with pineiro. johnny manziel made his debut with the montreal his first sign picked off. johnny made the tackle. this night, 11 of 20.

104 yards, four picks! yikes! michael daly with that one. manziel's team got crushed by his former team 50 to 11. women's tennis in san jose. venus williams taking on maria sakkari in the quarterfinals. sakkari was down 3-5 in the second and comes back and venus just had no answers. they go to a tiebreak, match point, venus sends it high and sakkari says thank you very much and crushes the forehand 6-4, 7-6. sakkari and venus is eliminated. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> now an accuweather update. >> from abc 7 mornings. >> i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. we're seeing coastal clouds start to push in from san francisco and along the peninsula coast right now and we had lots of clear skies earlier

this morning. a red flag warning still in for 11:00, and they covered karr fire and in this area, ridge gusts can reach up to 35 miles per hour and in the sierra the ridge gusts can get up to 65 miles per hour and relative humidity will go to 12% in the afternoon. so it will be hot, dry and gusty today through some of these areas and here's a live shot of the golden gate bridge. it was clear earlier this morning. we saw the marine layer make a little bit of a comeback and pushing through right now, but it's very shallow. the depth is around 300 feet and in the summertime we can see a depth of about 1,000 feet and you know you'll get sunshine later in the afternoon. oakland, 62 degrees right now and san jose warmer at 72 dogs and half moon bay, cloudy and cool, 5 55 for you right now. we are seeing haze in the sky. we will see some hazy conditions

through parts of the north bay, as well, because of the fires out there. >> santa rosa, vacaville already 77 degrees and upper 60s in concord and liver more rid now. east bay or emoriville, we're looking outward for the calm water and the wins will pick up this afternoon and evening. here's your forecast, and mild and very warm temperatures and slightooling and slightly cooler tomorrow. a warming trend starts on and look for triple digit heat wednesday and thursday. i'm showing you the satellite radar image because of this area of low pressure in the gulf of alaska and this will slide south and as it does, it deepens the marine layer and brings us slightly cooler numbers today and into tomorrow, but then high pressure rebuilds later on midweek and that's why we'll see the triple digit heat and highs will range from mid to low 60s at the coast and mid-90s in some

of the warmest spots. oakland, 75 degrees and san jose, plenty of sunshine, warm, 84 degrees. in parts of the north bay we'll see hazy skies as well. some upper 80s through santa rosa, and napa, 85 degrees and also lots of events going on and plenty of sunshine and already 72 degrees in the next couple of hours climbing to 80. grab a jabbet if you're headed to the a's game because it will cool down from 68 degrees when the game starts to 60 degrees by the time the fireworks starts at 9:00. overnight lows will be in the 50s as the marine layer strengthens and develops into tomorrow. we'll also see some cooling as well. here's the temperature trend for livermore. so a little bit cooler tomorrow and then things start to turn around on monday and there's the triple digit heat midweek.

here's the accuweather seven-day forecast and slightly cooler tomorrow and temperatures start to rebound on monday. hot, hot wednesday, thursday and even around the bay we'll see mid to upper 80s. >> good to know and as always, you can find the forecast or download the accuweather app. >> thanks for reminding us. remg than . a bay area man was caught in a vacation rental scam. he found himself in the heart of paris, or so he thought and didn't know what was going on until after he paid. makal finney helped him get some answers. >> it's a great place. i still look at it. fernando san vicente found the listing on travelocity.com. >> it's got windows all around. >> a modern penthouse in the heart of paris. >> right by the louvre. >> the letting showed luxurious rooms with sweeping views, big enough for his whole family. >> so i reserved it online through travelocity. >> his excite am was building

until he heard from the listing company. >> i saw that they wanted transfer in cash. >> the listing agent required him to wire the $3400 payment to a bank in greece. >> i'm aware of wire fraud so that's when i kind of got a little bit concerned. >> he called travelocity. was this listing legit? >> they said yes. that's the procedure. you can go ahead and send the money. >> so rolando wired the money and e-mailed the listing agent. they would keep on stalling and stalling and them his e-mails started bouncing back. the company disappeared and so did rolando's $3400. >> oh, my god. he canceled the booking and travelocity refunded his $500 deposit, but not the rest of the money. >> rest assured we're working on it. >> travelocity promised to contact the listing agent. >> we never reached them so we were never able to confirm that you paid. he had trusted travelocity's advice to send the money and it was a scam. >> if it's on your websi respon.

what they said was it's out of our hands. we don't have your money. he contacted 7 on your side and we contacted travelcity and the company does scrutinize listings for possible fraud and as for reassuring rolando it was safe to wire money, travelocity said it is possible that there might have been a miscommunication and we do apologize for any misunderstanding. travelocity also refunded all of his money. >> after ten weeks of frustration and all i needed to do was call 7 on your side. travelocity uses manual and electronic means to detect fraudulent listings which it says are extremely rare and it will notify and help any customer who may get caught up in a scam. my advice, never wire money to anyone you don't know. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> time is 8:53. goats invade a neighborhood. what they were doing after they got loose.

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you might say there were some new kids on the block in idaho. more than 100 professional goats took over at boise neighborhood yesterday. these goats are trained to remove weeds from open spaces, but given the chance, they'll also clear flower beds. the goat crew had been working in a nearby drainage area when they broke out. eventually animal control rounded them all up. when i see that video i'm, like,

can you even imagine, like, you know, you see goats just roaming on by? >> oh, my gosh. you're too much. and the viewers, you guys missed chris' singing during the commercial break. the best part of the show this morning. highs range from 60s at the coast and san francisco, 68, and 75 in oakland and 74 in san jose and come to milpitas for the adobo festival. t-shirt and shorts and warming up to 80 degrees this afternoon. we also have a big warm-up on the way next week, wednesday and thursday and get ready for hot temperatures inland near 100. >> good to know. frances, thank you and thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside frances dinglasan. the news continues on facebook, twitter and instagram. abc 7

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