news to build a better bay area.moings. it's saturday, june 8th. good morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. she has more on this weekend's weather and where there is a red flag warning. >> hi. we'll have gusty wind, low relative humidity and no fog this morning. you'll notice we are clear. our red flag warning goes into effect until 5:00 p.m. and we're looking at above a thousand feet northeasterly winds 15 to 25 miles an hour at times, especially tonight gusting to 60 miles an hour, relative humidity anywhere from 12 to 22%. if any fires are ignited they

could spread rapidly. around the delta we are looking at also the red flag warning and mount tam. also heat concerns as sunday heat illnesses are possible, temperatures from 95 to 105. san francisco can reach into the 90s so they are near record temperatures. we are looking at 58 in san francisco and 61 in novato and 64 in napa, 48, though, on the coast ask right now looking at that 24-hour temperature change, 16 to 21 degrees warmer already seeing effects of those offshore winds gusting to near 30 miles an hour on the north bay mountains and we'll talk in detail about the temperature in your neighborhood and when the heat eases coming up. chris? >> thank you. >> high fire danger across the north bay is prompting those red flag warnings this weekend. the grass fires are a very bad sign. the danger is so high that pg&e

will proactively start turning off power this morning. parts of napa and lake berryessa will go dark and yolo county, parts davis and winters. >> evacuations have been lifted tat burned near the kordellia jurngz near friday, but as residents begin returning to their homes, it is the fire season. >> this is the first red fire season in sonoma county. >> the sound of construction, following the 2017 fires has become the new normal. >> it serves as a reminder for residents of what's to come this season. >> the santaa rosa fire department says they're not staffing up yet, but are taking other precautions. we moved our engine to pre-position it. >> counties are bracing for heightened fire danger. pg&e is too. starting 6:00 a.m. siaturday thy

will shut off power to napa, solano and yolo counties. >> we are taking safety precautions by shutting off the power and to help reduce the wildfire threats. >> for some, the planned outages add new concerns. claire winecoff says it would be one more hit after the financial hit she took following the fires two years ago. >> i live here and on the one hand you understand the caution and from a business point of view it's very scary and nerve-racking because if we don't have power none of the equipment work and we cannot really do any business. we should mention that calistoga is not part of the area of napa county that will see its power turned off today and pg&e is considering turning off power including butte county, specifically paradise which we know is still recovering from

the camp fire last year. in calistoga, liz croit, abc 7 news. >> are you prepared to cut fire during high wind and fire danger. go to abc 7 for a complete guide for what to do before, during and after. trust the app to get you the latest information to keep you and your family safe. ow 5:04. developing news in the east bay, there is a tentative deal to end the teachers strike. abc 7 news reporter luz pena has the details. >> reporter: the strike is over for now. >> we were able to come out with the tentative agreement. >> the road toward this agreement wasn't easy said this teacher. >> i've barely seen my kids and family the past 14 days or beyond. >> reporter: the agreement will beyond teachers a 3% scheduled pay increase going all of the

way back to january 1, 2019, something teachers say was necessary to support their families. >> it's getting harder and harder to make a living in the bay area as a teacher and that's really what this fight was about, was forcing the district to recognize that they have to make us a priority. >> new haven unified school district teachers will also receive a 2.5% bus for the 2018 and 2019 school year. what's your message to the school district after these 14 days. >> my message has been the same thing that we should be recognized and heard. >> the unified school district has a message for them and both teams were at the bargaining table to reach an agreement and we are thrilled that our teachers will be back with the students where they, the community and the district wants them to be. this is not effective yet. >> we have a ratification vote that will happen on sunday,

pending ratification teachers can be back in the classroom on monday. >> do you think it's going to happen? >> i think so, yes. >> retirees affected by the days of strike can earn those days back if they work over the summer. >> paren concerned about the seniors who are waiting for their grades and transcripts to move on to college. i spoke to the teachers and they're ready to help them on monday if this gets ratified. luz pena, abc 7 news. the warriors are facing an uphill climb after dropping game four of the nba finals to the raptors last night. thompson and bolt returned last night from their injuries and the raptors did all season long outscoring and outplaying their opponent in the third quarter. they lead 3-1. >> you have to do it one game at a time. it sounds cliche and for us, that's the only way we'll get back in the series is give erybody out there believed

that we can get this done. >> we've been in this situation before against oshlkc a few yea ago and the whole idea was win one game and see what happens and that's what we did. we won game five and them we won game six. we won game seven. >> we have one game, we win one and we'll bid on that, you know, but i've been on the wrong side of 3-1 before so why not make our own history? >> final score 105-92. it remains unclear if kevin durant will be able to return to the court for game five. after the game it was a somber scene as warriors fans trudged out of oracle. fans leaving the arena were much less optimistic in comparison to fans of game three and somewhere taking pictures in front of oracle just in case it was the last game. many still have hope that golden state can pull out three more

wins. >> we are just so disappointmented in what happened. they looked tired. they looked tired, but with more defense and stuff, you know, but hey, you know, the other team looked pretty good. >> we can win three in a row. we were the best team in the last five years and why can't we win three in a row? we're a great road team. >> abc 7 is the only place to watch the nba finals and game five is do or die in toronto. abc 7 sports reporter amy bach and dion lim will be covering. abc 7 news at 4 followed by the pregame show at 5:00, nba countdown at 5:30 and the finals is at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game with sports director larry biel. >> time is 5:08 and lisa is keeping an eye on the red flag warning. >> already 60s out there and no fog at all and the winds will be decreasing, but you can see how the camera is shaking from emoriville where it is 60

degrees in oakland, san francisco, mountain view and 55 in san jose. 48 at the coast. we'll put it all together for you and tell you the hottest day and give you an idea of when we get relief in just a few minutes. >> also ahead, president trump announces a deal with mexico. why he says tariffs are now off the table. also, it's the golden good-bye. meet the people who make oracle arena the home of the warriors. >> dub nation, rise up. >> rise up, dub nation. >> let me hear you, dub nation. ♪ ♪ >> the warriors on abc 7. >> abc 7. >> abc 7. >> see the dubs on 7. ♪

a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. you can see these drivers making their way into the cit accuweather report from lisa argen coming up in a bit. new developments in the negotiations between the united states and mexico. president trump has announced a deal has been reached and he will not impose a 5% tariff on imported goods. abc news reporter mark rem ellard with what's in the agreement. >> president trump announcing a deal has been reached to impose tariffs. the tariffs implemented by the u.s. on monday against mexico are here by indefinitely suspended. they stem the tide of migration

through mexico and to our southern border. >> the united states will immediately expand implementation of the existent migrant protection protocols across its entire southern border. this means that those crossing the u.s. southern border to seek asylum will be rapidly returned to mexico where they may await the adjudication of their asylum claims. >> the u.s. chamber of commerce representing 140 american businesses and agriculture associations put out a strong quote, harm u.s. consumers, farmers and businesses of all sizes across all sectors making us less competitive. the president defending his tough trade tactics. >> tariffs are a beautiful thing. republicans should love what i'm doing. >> trump's proposed 5% tariff on all mexican goods was set to take place on monday and those tariffs could have gone as high as 25% by october. economists had estimated the tariffs on mexican goods

combined with those already insti instituted on chinese products would have been $150 billion a year for american consumers program mark reme the state department says the trump administration has denied requests from several embassies to fly the flag. the agency must give them permission to fly anything other than the american flag. among the u.s. missions overseas that were denied are brazil, germany, israel and latvia. pride flags can be displayed elsewhere on the grounds, but not the official flag pole. in the north bay, santa rosa police have arrestd a teenager in connection with the shooting that injured four people including a 10-year-old boy at jacobs park wednesday night. the 17-year-old suspect started shooting after yelling gang challenges at a group of people. two other suspects were arrested. all of the shooting victims are expected to recover.

in the east bay, a massive swastika installed in the front yard of an el sobrante home has been covered up. sky 7 flew over monday evening. you can see tarps covering the symbol. the symbol was a tibet an peace sign and not one of nazi germany during world war ii. his neighbors disagreed calling the swastika offensive and hateful. 5:15, the time. a brand of baby formula distributed exclusively in the bay area is now the subject of an fda recall. the administration warns anyone who has bobbie baby infant formula in their homes to stop using it. the fda says the milk-based formula does not provide adequate nutrients for growing babies and it lax proper labelling and it is imported from germany. >> athletes with down syndrome

are showing their stuff at the san francisco 49ers annual football camp of the stars. today is the last day of the camp. community journalist dustin dorsey has the story. >> this is football camp and this is my story. i come back and this game, i am the leader! >> ♪ ♪ >> the football camp, a genuine football camp and aulthentic opportunity and they love the opportunity to show their stuff and to show the guy on the field and to be the guy cheered for instead of t guyering. >> knowing hnd learning how to play football. l [ cheering ] >> i'm suggesting that he get some of these kids on the radar

because they've got good measurables. they love football and have great potential. i think some of them ought to be 49ers. >> we have 49ers and they don't realize they're competing. >> it's something for them to be passionate about, and eaveryone loves the game and everyone is having fun and meeting everyone, the players, coaches. he is an asset for you to get to know someone like this. it's not someone you should be afraid of, and it's far more a blessing than it would be anything else. >> on three, start! start!>>ool. 5:17, the time in the south bay, silicon valley's newest public park will welcome its first visitors this morning and it's located south of los gatos transforming the 1400-akre space

was millions of dollars. towering redwoods some 800 years old and there will betrayals and a 52-spot parking spot which will fill up pafast on opening day. lisa argen tracking the accuweather forecast. >> hi, chris, good morning to you. here's doppler 7 where we have a wide range of temperatures already at the coast and a offshore winds and here's a look outside from the roof camera where things are quiet and the cooler day out of the weekend and we've got these offshore ht the heat will peak on monday, but those winds will dial back so we'll begin to see some relief in terms of the fire danger and the heat not going away until tuesday and 56, san francisco, and 54 in oakland and 55 in san jose and this is a view from walnut creek and hot day in the 90s and it is 55 in

santa rosa and mid-60s by the delta, concord, 55 and livermore, 55 and mount tam, and elevated fire danger through monday and being looking at temperatures soaring and record heat is likely tomorrow into monday. as we get toward your sunday afternoon we're looking at highs in the upper 90s. 90s around the bay and san francisco into the 80s. you may want to head to the coast and look what happens on monday and 104 is possible in concord and 103 in live and by tuesday we get the relief at the coast, but not in our inland valleys and that will take another day and this is santa cruz where it will be pleasant today and the sea breeze awfully light and temperatures there in the lower 80s and look at half moon bay and 72 degrees and ocean beach, 75, and looking at 72 in bodega

bay and the water temperature only 72. those winds turning offshore and these are the upper elevation wind gusts and the colors are indicating gusty winds out of the north from the north bay and then the winds ease up throughout the afternoon and still breezy. 12 to 15, maybe 20 miles an hour and then looking at tonight, we're looking at lighter winds straight out of the north, though. look what happens through the overnight hours and the winds beginning to pick up again after 11:00, we're seeing 20 to 30 miles an hour in the upper elevations and the temperatures aren't going to cool that quickly and then we'll add more heat on top of that into sunday and then monday the winds should ease. nonetheless, we're look at temperatures well above average and it should be in the upper 70s for santa rosa, going 93 today, 94 tomorrow and 99 on monday and by the end of the week temperatures trending cooler. here's san jose, 89 today and

should be in the upper 70s and we're looking at upper 90s as we get toward monday. highs today, elsewhere around the bay. 86 in fremont, looking at 92 in concord with temperatures all over the north bay, close to 90 degrees and so plan on how are you going to get some relief out of the heat the next couple of days and you know it increases today and soaring temperatures on sunday and the accuweather app shows the first half and the end of the week to the beginning of the week very warm temperatures and finally getting to where we should be by the end of next week. it should be toasty. >> i can't stand triple digits. i'm not going to lie. >> lisa, thank you. just ahead, a rattle snake warning. a south bay deputy showing you

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closer to banning the sale of electronic cigarettes, a move that opponents call hypocritical. yesterday a committee voted to send the legislation to the board of supervisors for a vote. the ban would mean that e-cigarettes cannot be ordered online or mailed to a san francisco address. supporters point to an alarming spike in youth vaping. >> our job here in san francisco is to make sure that we do everything we can to keep harmful substances out of the hands of our young people. >> if you're going to take off one which is a harm reduction product, why not take off the harmful one, too? >> san francisco-based e-cigarette maker echoed that man's sentiment asking why the city was not targeting combustible cigarettes, as well. a south bay deputy is

recovering from a rattlesnake bite and the incident serves as a warning for all of us. >> in santa clara county, a sheriff's deputy is recovering this week after being bitten by a rattlesnake. it happened on thursday east of mount hamilton as a marijuana eradication team was scouting the area for signs of illegal activity. >> rattlesnakes are widespread here in california and can be found in a wide variety of habitat. so it's a good reminder to both look and listen if you're hiking one of our local trails. these reptiles aren't just confined to rural areas. if youen counter one, stay still. >> if you don't startle tu giv to leave, they will. >> pam says to avoid tall grass, weeds and heavy underbrush where snakes may hide during the day. >> don't try to pick it up. rattlesnakfes a you than you are to them. to them you're just a much larger predator. >> they try to raise their body temps by basking in the sun. >> somebody who was behind me on

a bike pointed it out and we went back, took pictures of it and yeah, it was fun. it was exciting. >> chad krueger of wild life remover has responded to dozens of calls in recent months. if you're not equipped and you don't have boots with kevlar i would stay as far away as possible. this snake trapper caught this one at a home in the north bay. >> as long as you respect their territory, they're not going to harm you. they're not an aggressive snake. >> they're here for the time being. >> and don't forget, snakes are an important part of the ecosystem as they help control rodent populations which can carry disease. 5:26, the time. a happy reunion between a baby and the santa clara county deputy and that is how dangerous the heat can be. they were all smiles yesterday, but on tuesday he had to help to get a mother get her 4-month-old

baby out of a car in san jose. the mom had locked her keys inside. the quick solution was to smash the passenger side window to rescue the baby. this is a reminder, it is never safe to leave a child alone in the car. the nhtsa says in ten minutes the temperature can increase 20 degrees. the international space station is ready to accept visitors if the visitors have a lot of money and nasa has announced it will open the space station to private astronauts with the first visit as early as next year. the round-trip ticket will cost an estimated $58 million with trips lasting up to 30 days. only two visitors will be announced per year for now and will have to meet the same medical standards and training and the same procedures as regular crew members. >> still to come on abs 7 mornings. a sneak peek of the mural honoring the life of the man whose death sparked international outrage over a police shooting. >>fhe e a.

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>> news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. welcome back, everyone. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a quick check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen, keeping an eye on those red flag warnings today. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. good morning to you and we are starting out with the red flag warning in the upper elevations of the north bay where winds are already pretty gusty and temperatures are warming and we're looking at the northeasterly winds 15 to 25 miles an hour and gusts likely up to 60 that will drop the relative humidity anywhere this afternoon from 12 to 22%. so if we have any fires they will spread rapidly. also as we get into sunday, looking at a heat advisory right on through the day as temperatures will soar from 95 to 105 around the bay. san francisco could see highs near 90s, anduros as we

ere's a beautifulsn't f camera. we are 46 half moon bay, and 60 mountain view and in between lots of comfortable 50s and for walnut creek, comfortable, and that wind out of the north allowing for the warming already and when we have the warm day today we will cool off a bit, but those winds working against us through the overnight hours tonight and we'll talk about how long this heat wave lasts coming up. >> thank you. >> pg&e's top leaders secretly toured the community of paradise. the chronicle reports yesterday's visit was ordered by u.s. district judge william alsa so they could witness the damage in person. the judge is overseeing the couple of's probation and was also part of the tour. pg&e has faulted for starting the november 2018 fire. 85 people died in that disaster. >> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area and one of the region's biggest and

most aicipated projects is scheduled to open before the end of the year and we are talking about the berryessa extension which for the for the time ever will bring bart to san jose. it's given bart control of the new ten-mile ten stations inhe months testing trains along the corridor with service expected to begin in december and it's been a monumental effort to get to this point. >> we've built roadways and lots of environmental litigation and it's a large effort that's more than a station and some grass. >> phase two will bring bart to downtown san jose and a terminal at the santa clara cal trains station. >> bart is something else we have focused on as part of building a better bay area. one of the big issues is fare chiefs which cost the transit agency millions a year. the month-long crackdown

produced good results.y an average of 30 a week. you can share them by joining our build being a better bay area facebook group. today a huge mural honoring his life and legacy will officially be unveiled. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley gives us a look at the eye-catching mural and introduces us to the artist who painted it. >> reporter: a blazing wave of blue hits you as you walk up to the west of the station and it's oscar grant set against the skyline. he died at the hands of a bart police officer 10 years ago, now a dove ascends to the platform and the cosmos. >> people are already pausing to

take pictures and find inspiration in it. the official unveiling is saturday at noon. the street in front of the station will also be named oscar grant way. >> it's an iconography of this agency coming to terms with the brutal murder of oscar grant and its collaboration with his family and community. >> this mural is the first long term project under bart's art and transit program. they paid a local muralist $38,000 to paint on this highly uneven exterior concrete wall. >> not as tough as it is facing police terrorism. >> this well known local artist known as reefa one. >> i hope the mural opens more dialogue and action to the challenges we face as a black community. i hope it brings a sense of peace and joy to the family, and

i hope to helps to transform the visual landscape into something that is conducive to our growth and our self-determination and liberation. >> in oakland, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. after 47 seasons the golden state warriors will lead the oakland alameda county arena ending an arrow with the golden good-bye, the building known as oracle arena will be remembered for building the warriors into the team they are today. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas is hosting a special about the fans and workers that make the arena the home of the golden state warriors. >> they're going to leave you open make them pay. >> few people who work in the arena know the players today better than curtis jones. he stands at the tunnel where the team takes to the court. he's alsohe ball to steph curry for that three-point tunnel shot before every home game. >> steph and i were warming up one day and he was shooting

these deep shots from the corner, you know, from the tunnel, so we got into a conversation about it and we opened a rapport or whatever and he started throwing me the ball and i started passing him the ball and we went from there. >> he said the warriors star is a role model and the essence of what it means to be a golden state warrior. ar y know.nd morals and you ca tell that he's really, a really compassionate person because there are times when they get a certain amount of time to warm up, and then he has a certain amount of time to, you know, sign autograhs and then sometimes some kids would come

that wasn't in a position to get autographs and steph will look over and he'll give me a nod and i'll sunday a little child down or whatever. >> curtis has worked at the coliseum for 25 years and it's his job to keep players and fans safe, but also ensure that everyone has a memorable time regardless of where they're sitting. >> everybody is the same. if this guy has $10 million and maybe it might have took you four or five months to come to a game, he's not more important than you are, you know? i'm going to accept you for who you are and i'll do my best to make sure you're happy at that particular time and make sure that you have a great experience. >> kurt sis hoping to follow the warriors to the chase center. >> i've been here when they was good and when they was bad. >> mildred trailer is 84 and a die-hard warriors fan.

she's been a fixture in the oakland arena for 22 years. mildred says the warriors fans hold a special place in her heart. >> the warriors has something that you can't copy because it's in here. it's the heart of the team and you can't copy that. >> she says many people have been coming so long that workers and fans together have grown old together, had children together and celebrated victories together. >> this place has a history of family to me because people have been around each other so young and you're seeing kids grow up. they're seeing them bring their family in. the people that work here. we have a lot of people that have been here longer than i have, 35, 40 years. >> mildred won't be making the move to the new chase center in san francisco. she's retiring. >> and i'm going to miss the,

you know, coming out here and watching the game. although i'm not supposed to watch the game, but being in the environment is what i i'll watch the game after i get home at night. >> and that was eric thomas reporting. you can watch 47 seasons, a platforms including amazon fire. >> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a museum just for instagram fans. where you can get some ultimate pics coming up, but first, a live look outside from our camera in santa cruz. meteorologist lis

welcome back, everyone. a san francisco favorite is expanning. bob's doughnuts will open a new location on baker street at fulton near the golden gate park panhandle. you are looking at the original shop on polk street open 24 hours a day and not sure if the new location will have the same hours. >> happening now, major detours are happening in downtown san rafael for construction to the larksberry terminal. third street is closed to heatherton street until 4:00 a.m. monday. gives us a look at area affected. the train station will be closed and shuttle busses will take riders between the marin center and san rafael all weekend long. well if you're headed up to the north bay you'll have to deal with the toasty temperatures, i'm sure. >> you know, this is the first really hot weekend of the year and we're looking at record heat

possible. temperatures into the triple digits, high fire danger from the sutro tower camera. a gorgeous shot of the golden gate bridge where the beaches will be in the 70s. right now 46 in half moon bay and you'll want to wait a little bit and i'll be back with the accuweather forecast. >> a familiar spot on the warriors after dropping game four to the raptors was a success for lastchoicehotels.comign badda book. badda boom. this year, we're taking it up a notch.

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welcome back, everyone. time right now is 5:45. we're taking a live look outside from the san mateo-hayward bridge camera. you can see that traffic is moving along quite nicely on this saturday morning and we are look ahead to a toasty day across the bay area. we'll get a check of the full accuweather report from meteorologist lisa argen coming up. but first, a full day of baseball ahead for fans and this morning the as play day and night with a doubleheader at

globe life park in arlington. this afternoon, the giants battle the dodgers, first pitch at oracle park is at 4:15 and the as and rangers play the second game of their doubleheader at 6:05. the warriors will fly back to toronto ahead of game five and the dubs dropped game four in oracle arena and need a win on monday to keep their three pete hopes alive and here's larry beil with more in this morning's sports. >> am ggood morning, everybody. larry beil at oracle arena, the raptors now have a commanding 3-1 series lead. klay thompson returned for golden state. he looked good and so did the warriors building a double digit you couldn't tell any signs of that hamstring injury bothering in the assist to draymond green and here on the putback, he had

eight at halftime, klay, another bucket and the warriors were up by four at the half and kawhi leonard was unreal in the third quarter as he gives the raptors their first lead with the three. sergio baca, and first the block on alfonsy and he contributed with 20 points and the warriors defense again lacking. kawhi with 17 of his 36 in the third period as the raptors took stralen thi game and they went back-to-back at oracle and 105-92 and they'll lead this series 3-1. >> you have to do it one game at a time. it sounds cliche and for us that's literally the only way that we'll get back in the series is give everything you've got for 48 minutes and everyone on the floor in game five. everybody out there, you know, believed that we can get this done. >> we've been in this situation before against okc a few years ago and the whole idea was just

win one game and see what happens and that's what we did. we won game five and then we won game six and we won game seven. >> we win one and then we'll bid on, that you know, but i've been on the wrong side of 3-1 before. so why not make your own history? >> we'll see. giants and dodgers, bruce bocce, taking on clayton kershaw. brandon crawford, and evan longoria, safe at the plate and the giants score two in the inning and that holds up 2-1 giants, the final. >> how about the as and the rangers in texas, a 2-2 game in the sixth inning and it's hunter pence with his 13th homer of the year off of brett anderson as the rangers take the lead. hunter pence rejuvenated in texas, and tied 3-3 in the ninth and marcus simeon with his second homer of the night and

his first career two-homer game and the as win by that score. all right. that's a wrap on morning sports from oracle and we'll see if the warriors can get kevin durant back from game five and extend the season and game five will be monday night on abc 7. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> let's get a check of the bay area forecast lisa argen. >> hi, chris. today will be the enjoyable day for some of you and wait until tomorrow, monday. the heat will peak if we get through sunday and monday in the east bay. >> the heat lasts another day when we get the sea breeze cooling at the coast and that's why in antioch, you will see a warm day on tuesday, but today, 91 and look what happens on monday, 105 andav overy wm day and the bay will i end oororium camera where we're

looking at very comfortable temperatures and the clear sky. the numbers look like this in the upper 50s. san francisco with 60 in mountain view and 46 half moon bay. certainly cool there and climbing into the 70s today. so that's how quickly temperatures are going to warm. we're looking at a 25-degree warm-up with those gusty, warm winds and the high pressure moving in. 56 in petta luma and the gusty wins bringing in the warm air. 24 hours ago we were much cooler already 21 degrees warmer there. you can see in napa with 13 to 15 degrees warmer for p of rm i degrees milder in mountain view. >> elevated fire danger and temperatures soaring over the

week with record heat sunday into monday. so if you'll want to head to the coast that water temperature just said 81 degrees in son thea cruz. ocean beach, half moon bay and pacifica will be in the 80s at the coast tomorrow and could reach near 90 by monday as our offshore flow continues and we are building on this heat each and every day and these winds tonight really a factor into sunday morning and 89 in san jose as well as santa the jaoffshore wins into los als and san francisco, about 78 today so pretty pleasant there and in the north bay, check out the oranges there and 90 in sonoma and cloverdale and 86 for you in novato and stenson into the mid-70s and 86, san leandro and newark also a very popular number there and you head inland

and it's getting hot and low 90s in livermore in pleasanton and overnight tonight the concern will be the gusty offshore winds from the north to the east bay and temperatures will be in the 50s only towards about 4:00, 5:00 in the morning, but they'll be holding in the 60s and maybe warmer all night long and upper elevations not expected to cool much at all and the accuweather seven-day forecast. 80s around the bay and mid-90s and the temperatures soaring tomorrow and peaking on monday and still quite toasty on tuesday and then the relief for everyone by the second half of the week. so it is really going to be hot this weekend. so really take frequent breaks and don't spend a lot of time in the sun. >> grab the sunscreen and keep the water on standby, too. lisa, thank you very much. >> instagramers, rejoice. the museum of illusions is camera ready and it has three exhibits that will produce

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news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 inand thanks vmucr joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the first look at the accuweather forecast. lisa argen has a look at this weekend's hot weather and where there is a red flag warning in effect. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, chris. hi, everyone. we have a significant warming trend going into effect over the next three days and we are seeing the gusty winds in the higher elevations and here's live doppler 7 where there's patchy fog and temperatures are cool at the coast, but in the north bay, winds are gusting already over 45 miles an hour and with the added heat today, relative humidity dropping to anywhere from 10 to 20%.