news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday, june 15th, good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the first look with the accuweather forecast and we are off to a somewhat of a cool start across the bay area. here's lisa argen tracking the doppler 7 radar. >> low clouds and fog and the marine layer with mist and drizzle from the roof camera. you can see how great it is here in the city. so you may need your wipers or the raincoat if you're out walking the dog just to stave off some of the drizzle out there for the morning hours. 58 in mountain view and 55 in mountain hill and about 71 degrees and don't count on a lot

of sun in the beaches and 54 half moon bay and we're looking at san jose where we'll see temperatures almost near average in the mid-70s for afternoon highs and it will be by noon time and temperatures all in the 60s and by 4:00 it's sunny and cool to mild around the bay and looking at the late sunset after 8:30, chris? >> on the peninsula, police are stepping up patrols after a group of teenagers attacked pedestrians on a new foot bridge. it connects two communities and abc 7 news reporter luz pena has the latest. four weeks ago the east palo alto community celebrated the opening of this pedestrian bridge and joy turned into fear for some residents. >> i saw four or five teenagers, and i was scared, too, after seeing them. >> at 8:00 p.m. thursday the first attack was reported. >> they just converged on thee

bridge. >> according to police the first victim was attacked right here by five teenagers. three of them ran west and two ran east. let me show you an aerial shot of this bridge. >> in the exclusive skymap 7 technology you can see how this bridge connects two east palo alto neighborhoods. police say they're looking on both sides. an hour and 20 minutes later the second report came in. >> in the second robbery was described as six to eight suspects who surrounded the victim demanding the contents of his pocket. >> the victim according to police pulled out a knife and the teenager ran off. >> it makes me wary which is a sad commentary. >> east palo alto police said they searched the entire area for surveillance video to identify the suspects. >> the police say they'll have four patrol cars around this area and they also alert residents in this place to not walk alone, but to walk in

groups. in east palo alto, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> new this morning, a san francisco non-profit is reporting a spike in opioid overdoses. dope and the office of the medical examiner are reporting ten deaths over the past week or so. most occurred while the person was alone. dope is a group that teaches people how to use narcan and needle exchange. they're encouraging drug users to get help and learn more about narcan which can prevent opioid overdose deaths. in the east bay we are looking to learn the condition of a baby boy who almost died. firefighters revived the 23-month-old after finding him unconscious in a swimming pool on north francisco bay. the child had been in the pool for about five minutes. rescuers tell us they detected his heartbeat after performing cpr for several minutes. he was rushed to the hospital. bart is looking to get back on track after a very tough

week. equipment problems caused system wide delays on friday. those issued followed complaints earlier this week about sweltering cars as well as concernsver t new fair gates. abc 7 news reporter trevina fortson has more. >> reporter: aimproving its relationship with riders. friday morning, a problem with the train equipment caused major delays at bay fair and nearby bart stations. instead of making automatic switches between the tracks that allowed the trains to function on their proper routes we have to crank them manually that creates a backup. >> they're manually switching trains to the pleasanton lines for hours and the issue was fixed and the hiccup rounded out other problems like no air conditioning on cars during record high temps. >> it's in the 90s. we were perspiring alisticall se the train cars are 20, 30, 40 years

old. i mean, think about driving a car that old. it takes a lot of love and care and maintenance and even with that sometimes it doesn't work. >>edat st fers. people with strollers find the new gates difficult. >> like, seriously? my baby could have got smashed up in there. >> i've been riding bart for 40 years. overall it's good. >> devora carter wants people to know it's not all bad. its fleet of the future cars that are already beginning to roll out. >> one thing bart wanted to make clear is that they rely on their riders for information so if you are on a car and you have an issue you can reach out to them through multiple channels like social media and use the intercom system inside the train car. reporting in arinda, jojojo fortson. abc 7 news has focused on in

our efforts to build a better bay area. its fleet of the future will be in pittsburgh. they'll begin assembling rail cars. at least 50 people will be hired at first and those jobs will improve the quality of life in his city. >> there is a jobs housing imbalance and we really need to create more jobs here in pittsburgh so people can live, work and play here locally. >> more than 700 new cars will replace bart's original fleet. say good-bye to the bart ticket. the transit agency says it plans to phase out the paper ticket by the end of the year and it's pushing all riders toward using clipper cars. last year bart added a 50-cent per-trip fee to all trips paid for using paper tickets. abc 7 news devoted an entire week to covering bart as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. you can see all those stories on our website, abc 7 news.com. >> happening today, a work shop

to help job seekers hone their skills and they're holding a job readiness work shop to teach applicants to apply for one of their jobs. the center is holding a job fair to hire tickety and a variety of other positions. chase center is expected to employ nearly 2500 people. today's work shop starts at 9:30 a.m. at the bay view hunter's point ymca. in the south bay, santa clara county is holding its first-ever transgender job fair. transgender workers report twice the rate of unemployment as other americans and nearly half are underemployed. the job fair begins at noon at the lgbtq+ center in san jose. multiple certains will be there to talk about potential openings and people who are transgender can get tips for applying to county jobs. the toronto raptors say they're cooperating with the alameda county sheriff's office as the

agency pursues a misdemeanor battery am complaint, masai ujiri is accused of pushing a deputy to try to get on the court after the championship win. ujiri did not show his credentials. >> you cannot push and shove multiple times a law enforcement officer in the performance of their duties. it's unacceptable. we in law enforcement are not there to be pushed around and we're trying to do our job, and simply a little bit of communication would have went a long way. >> a fan who was nearby said the deputy did not ask for credentials and that ujiri did not hit the deputy. >>ime now is 6:08. we've been telling you about our efforts to build our better bay area and one of the topics we're examining is homelessness. in fremont, officials hope to begin construction by the end of the year. however the exact location is still up for debate with some concern that the process is being rushed.

>> there is growing concern over a growing problem. the city of fremont, not immune from homelessness and its ongoing impact. ? not all, some have drug issues, chronic alcoholism and mental health issues. >> city officials are hoping to build a 45-bed homeless navigation center by 2020. a dozen sites are now under consideration including this vacant lot owned by niles discovery church. however 3,000 people have signed the petition against this specific location. >> this is from the city services that the homeless people need and deserve. this is also a very busy intersection right next to a busy train track. >> church leaders who are supportive of the project were unavailable for comment. city council members will hold a study session next week to establish criteria which city staff will then use to narrow down the search. nearly 500 homeless people were counted city wide in 2017. the total will likely go up when

new numbers are released this summer. ? we're going to need to build more affordable housing, but that's going to take a while to come online and in the interim we've got to start getting people off the street back into stable, permanent living situations. >> most neighbors want to help the homeless in some form, but say they also deserve a say in the process. >> what would people who need a lot of help and follow up, where are we going to track them and how long are we going to track them? that is a tragedy. >> the center would be built with funds allocated by the state and operate for five years. the city could use a final look as soon as september. time now is 6:10. on the peninsula the ritz carlton and half moon bay have agreed to pay a seven-figure fine for blocked access to a nearby beach. staff had turned them away from a parking area reserved for the public. you can see where the resort is

on the map. the $1.6 million fine is the second largest ever levied by california's coastal commission. >> san francisco is one step closer to being able to charge tourists on the crooked part of lombard street. the state senate committee has passed a measure for a pilot program that would impose the fee. it would create a reservation system. transit officials are still working out the details including how much they would charge and how reservations would be made. maybe it will slow things down even more. >> maybe. >> all right. weather wise? >> we are looking at a cool start to the day with some mist and drizzle and a cool finish for some of you so today, yes. a little bit below average and the exploratorium camera. in the low 50s and it's 56 in oakland. if you liked yesterday you'll probably like today. if you like a warm up, we have a modest one on the way and mainly for the inland valleys and i'll have it next with the accuweather forecast. >> thank you. call it a cat fight. on one side a santa cruz coffee

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the firefighters were trying to give it a leg up and posed for a picture. the family living in the house has decided to keep it. >> speaking of felines the battle brew is on between a coffee shop and a giant construction company over the name cat. dion lim has the story from santa cruz where some prominent names are now getting involved. >> when we walk into the quaint shop here i'm pretty sure you're not going to mistake big construction equipment with the cafe. >> co owner of cat and cloud cafe in santa cruz has been in a state of disbelief in august to cancel their trademark by construction giant caterpillar. >> we feel like we're being bullied. >> cat and cloud is among 174 registered trademarks including the word cat. caterpillar has filed 125 cancellation petitions so far ♪ ♪ ♪ >> internet sensation, keyboard

cat. you may have been one of the 150 million viewers of this viral ♪ ♪ >> i'm just a poor artist trying to, you know, afford another sack of cat food and maintain my integrity. >> caterpillar says their petition for cancellation only applies to apparel, something that attorneys for the defendants say is a way for big companies to strong arm small businesses. >> expensive to pay for in lawyer fees, obviously. i mean, up to a hundred grand. >> did you think of caterpillar heavy equipment when looking at that t-shirt? >> no, i didn't. no, not at all. >> guy kawasaki, former chief evangelist for apple getting behind the cafe. leveraging his millions of online followers. you have to stand up for principle and this is one of those times and actress sofia bush is trying to get the message to the right people. >> it is not clear that everyone knows that this is happening and

when the right person finds out, i don't think so. we should stop this. caterpillar did not return our request for comment. in santa cruz. i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >> cat & cloud's go fund me account to fight caterpillar has raised $12,000. the monster opened just in time for the weekend and the fence has come down around the mid-century monster around the shores of oakland's lake merit. the sculpt irhad been fenced off after it deteriorated due to an unsafe condition. thanks to a community group it was repaired and repainted and the fence surrounding it was just removed and the official rededication party is reset for next month. a new bay area exhibit is exposing a lot of skin and instead of being shocked you might learn something. it is skin living armor identity. it uncovers the secret powers of skin from thick rhino hides and sharks and other sea creatures.

one unsettling stop takes a peek at the organisms living under your own skin. >> no matter how hard you scrub or wash your face, you have skin mites living on your skin and these are harmless, don't be offended and don't be worried. everyone has skin mites. they're a natural part of a healthy skin. >> the exhibit is open to the public at the academy of sciences in golden gate park. now to a story you will see only on abc 7. we helped organize a big surprise for a san jose boy when has become known for his painting abilities. here's abc 7 news anchor ama daetz with the story. >> we first introduced you to tyler gordon last month. he's gaining national attention for his celebrity portraits including this one of singer jennifer lopez and her fiance alex rodriguez. he told us his wish was to meet them and give them his painting. according to abc 7, j. lo's

management team that wish came try. amanda del castillo gave tyler the news. >> it's happening. you're going to the j. lo concert tonight and you'll meet her in person and you'll be able to give her your painting. >> just a few hours later after dancing and singing along at the show, tyler got his meet and greet and presented j. lo and a. rod with the painting. >> that's amazing. >> that's awesome! >> wow! >> never give up on those no matter how big of a kid you are, how old of a kid you are. >> mow matter where you come from, you can dream really, really big. >> ama daetz, abc 7 news. >> check this out, alex rodriguez tweeted a thank you to tyler. he wrote i'm so trading my basquiat in for this. what a talent. weather wise, we're definitely feeling the cooldown and lisa

argen is tracking the forecast. >> hi, chris. we were trying to cool down and this week we can't seem to get any warmth and it's just temporary and in fact, we'll get to near average in a few days. live doppler 7 picking up on the extensive cloud deck and pier 39 showing you the clouds and the sea lions wondering where the sun is, right? limited sun today in the city. 55 right now at morgan hill and good morning to you and upper 50s in mountain view in san jose and it is 56 over in oakland and a look with san jose with plenty of cloud cover and 52 in santa rosa. mist and drizzle along the coast and wipers might be needed and out towards the livermore valley and this is, of course, lake tahoe where numbers are in the low 40s and you can see a nice, bright start there. our forecast highlights widespread clouds with the patchy drizzle this morning and

mild and inland, cool at the coast today and father's day with a little bit of warming around the bay and inland. so as we go through the next several hours and the clouds burn back to the shoreline keeping it gray there and looking at the early pushback across the bay. high pressure wants to nudge in a bit and looks to the earlier burnoff tomorrow and that will allow for slightly warmer conditions and maybe a few peeks of sun and you'll feel the warm inland and upper 80s to 90s around the bay and out of the 60s at least and still cool half moon bay, but the city should come up a couple of degrees through tuesday and not a lot of change into wednesday and the summer spread so we'll have the clouds at the coast and warmer conditions around the bay and today just low 60s and plentyud 71, a little sun in santa cruz. 76 in san jose and look for 75

in sunnyvale on the peninsula and the onshore wind allowing for 70s menlo park and down around loss altos and south city in the north bay and for 60s, petaluma, and in calistoga, 81 degrees and 66 for you in oakland and upper 60s in san leandro and fremont. cool day for you and inland, we're looking at mid-70s in concord and it's cooler than average. those 80s, you have to go out to the delta. a cool one there around 70 bayside and low 80s inland and pretty pleasant if you like it on the mild side by bringing in warmth and low to mid-90 ease for bayside and inland warm-up and we will get slightly milder at the coast. so this is pretty typical for this time of year. finally, i haven't said that for

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she's tracking the weather where you live. >> hi, chris. check out this dramatic view from walnut creek. you can see the hills below and we will be looking at a mild day in the inland valleys. 53 in san francisco. in oakland it is 56. 56 half moon bay and a great start for you in emoriville and even some mist and drizzle out there so you'll need the jacket. you may run into that damp pavement and 56 in concord and livermore at 54 and the plan today will be for slow clearing once again so by 10:00 notice we just got a few 60s and some fog over the bay and plenty of 50s by 2:00 and the sunshine is revealed almost everywhere and still gray and cool downtown san francisco and a quick comeback with the low clouds and fog and a minor warm-up for father's day. >> chris? >> lisa, thank you. more than 20 democrats want to run for the white house next year and we learned who made the cut for two different debates later this month. abc news reporter, trevor alt

has more. >> after narrowing the field to 20 candidates of the 2020 presidential race have been revealed. the first ten candidates taking the stage, among the group senator elizabeth warren, representative bet on o'rourke and senator cory booker and the following night a separate group of 10, kamala harris and mayor pete buttigieg, bernie sanders and the current front-runner former vice president joe biden. biden said the large number of candidates is going to limit the chance for actual debate saying there was unlikely to be any real depth. >> i am prepared and looking at less about what the other people are for or against and trying to figure out how i can get to the place where i can communicate to the american people why i believe why i'm running and why it's important. >> among those watching the race

closely is president trump. he weighed in about his potential opponent telling fox news he thinks the nomination will likely go to biden, senator bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. >> i don't see the other ones. they talk about kamala. i don't see kamala. and between the three of them. >> pete, i don't see at all. i think that's a joke. three candidates will not get to debate at all, having not met the threshold. each night is scheduled for two hours of debate now less than two weeks away. trevor alt, abc news, washington. >> in san francisco mayor london breed will face six challengers in the mayoral race this fall. here are candidates who filed to be on the ballot by the deadline according to the article. ellen lee zhou, joel ventresca with sfo, wilma pang, music educator, robert jordan, a street minister along with paul

robertson and john david chu. breed is running for her first term as mayor and she took over after mayor ed lee's sudden death. happening today, nancy pelosi, jackie speier and mike thompson are gathering to discuss the health care. it is part of the health care for all weekend of action and they'll highlight efforts by house democrats to protect people with pre-existing conditions as well as lowering the hurdle for access and prescription drugs. the event starts at health right 360 and the event will be live streamed. demonstrators converged in san francisco yesterday to protest a bill that would tighten the state's laws on childhood vaccinations. current law will allow children to,a tend school without required vaccinations. it would limit the type of medical examinations. opponents say it's a violation

of the doctor-patient relationship. >> well, basically, we think that people have the right to get the opinion of a doctor who doesn't follow the mainstream about vaccine exemptions which is essentially cdc contra indications. attorney richard jaffe is also representing a san francisco doctor who is currently under investigation by the city attorney for possibly writing improper exemptions. he's now filed a lawsuit to prevent the city from obtaining information as part of that investigation and the medical experts was repeatedly. there have been 1,022 measles cases reported in the u.s. so far this year. in the south bay, community groups are putting more pressure on google to build affordable housing in san jose. they rallied this week to demand google build thousands of homes in the year near deerdon station where the company plans to build a massive campus. the new report released by a

labor backed group working partnership usa says the campus could lead to $235 million in rent spikes. city officials dispute the numbers. crystals, tarot cards and the tech industry sounds like an unlikely combination, but in the south bayonners of unique shops are seeing more customers with interests in the unexplained. amanda del castillo has the story from campbell. >> you won't find the latest tech gadgets at the shop in campbell and sabrina hodges says it's an outlet for the metaphysical in the technical world. the people who find the balance between the two tend to be happier. they tend to move through their life a little easier. >> belief in the supernatural is far from the concept and hope of cosmic fortune is a growing trend in silicon valley. tech workers tell abc 7 news they sat down with sears at major conferences. people who were able to see what

the future holds and people say it is more fun than it is for fate. >> when i talk to them yei don' see the problem and the need, they don't feel safe in the world. so they're looking for a little more magic. >> healing crystals, tarot cards all part of the growing trend. catanya nunn understands why they've turned to alternative energy. >> i've exhausted the practices. she found spirituality in the super match and going out and purchasing a pile of healing crystals isn't going to solve a crisis. >> it will not be solved overnight and you'll be disappointed. in campbell, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. the 69th annual juneteenth festival in san francisco. june tenth is the oldest celebration commemorating the

end of slavery in the united states. today's festival will be on fillmore street between golden gate avenue from 11:00 until 6:00. there will also be juneteenth celebrations in oakland and san jose today. still ahead on abc 7 mornings. impossible burger or bust. how a plant-based burger shortage is putting a strain on fast food companies across the country. but first as we head to break, here's a live look outside from the san mateo bridge camera. lisa argen wil

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so go get your slice and let a-a-r-p help. take on today and every day with a-a-r-p. there are reports of meat-free hamburger shortages. red robin and white castle both say they're running low on impossible foods popular meat-free pattys in restaurants across the country. the company is expanding rapidly. redwood city based impossible news told bloomberg that its products are on the menu at about 9,000 restaurants and they're about to appear in burger kings nationwide. the spokesperson for impossible would not comment on the reported shortages. a central valley pizza parlor is giving away free food, but there is a catch. you have to lock up your phone during the meal. the pizza company in fresno is calling it the talk to each other discounts. customers place the phone in the basket. if you complete the challenge you get ay from pizza on your next visit.

the company says the goal is to get friends and family to focus on each other during the meal instead of their phones. happening today, thousands of people will fill the streets of san francisco at the annual north beach festival. dubbed as one of the country's original outdoor street festivals, the event features more than 100 vendors, food, drink, jewelry, clothing and arts and crafts and there will be a blessing at the shrine of st. francis of asisi. the festival runs today and tomorrow from 10:00 until 6:00. that video of last year showing the sun at least for the start of it. >> last week it was barely any clothes and now we are layering because as you look at the santa cruz camera, it's gray at the coast and everywhere, not so much a beach day today. a high of 71 there with partial clearing and a better clearing there than our local beaches and it's 54 rate noight now. mist is drizzle and today the

minor warm-up tomorrow and summer. its arrival next friday coming up. >> the surfers in action there. lisa, thanks. the warriors are looking ahead to next season and trying to figure out who will be on the figure out who will be on the teamcalifornia phones offersand free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours.

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this saturday morning. the top, at least. we'll get a check of the full accuweather forecast from lisa argen coming up in just a bit. but first, san francisco mayor london breed took part in the women's summit intended to help women find support in the workforce. the ma woupeereli who spoke abor recent confrontations with president trump and here's leann melendez. >> one could say that san francisco mayor london breed is on top of her game, winning the admiration of those atttmoonece. >> tod is about exposure to opportunity, mentorship, support, networking, encouragement and i don't think you could ever have too much of that. >> i asked my husband for help, can you go to the store, i have a game. including women who worked for the national basketball association, the nba, and the golden state warriors, a

male-dominated business. >> men have had male role models from the minute they're born and we're just now coming of age for women to see these senior executives and say i can do that. >> don't let anyone diminish who you are and what you bring to the table. i'm not trying to do that. >> house speaker nancy pelosi spoke about her introduction to politics and her now frequent con fr confrontations with president trump. >> he's the president of the united states, and i respect the office that he holds.t more tha he respects it, anyway, i respect the office that he holds and we have to try to find common ground. >> but even speaker pelosi admits finding that common ground with a divided government may be the hardest achievement of her political career. in san francisco, leann melendez, abc 7 news. in sports, both the yiengia and the as are at home. fans are asked to donate a new or gently used glove or a $10

donation when they enter the ballpark. the drive ensures that thousands of kids playing in junior giants leagues have their own baseball glove. fans can also donate online at junior giants.org and the giants take on the brewers at oracle park and first pitch is at 1:05 this afternoon. as are bouncing back from last night's loss against the mariners and the first pitch is at the coliseum. abc 7's sports director larry beil has more on this morning's sports. good morning, everybody. after the dreams of the three-peat came crashing down the warriors have to start picking up the pieces and figure out a plan for next year. the owner will offer max deals to klay thompson and kevin durant despite their bad injuries. thompson tore his acl in the game six loss to toronto. k.d. said they have unfinished business so maybe they both come back and unclear if either can play next year. imagine the dubs having to pay

two guys who can't pay a total of $70 or $80 million. those guys are highly important to us and deserving of being rewarded in the right manner. >> it will be a wild free agent market, and we have to figure out, you know, our own situation particularly with klay and kevin and how all of that shakes out, but i could absolutely foresee a place for damarcus here. >> the u.s. open usually set up to be a grinding test of nerves and scores are low at pebble beach after two rounds and jordan reed not happy about that effort and snap, like bo jackson back in the day with a baseball bat. tiger woods said he was hot after his round which ended up with back-to-back bogeys and 1 over for the day. gary woodland takes over the

lead at 6 under 65. check out this birdie putt and a 50-footer that goes and justin rose alone in second and woods tasing him and tied for fourth. as, mariners and oakland. i love those glasses. 1-1 on the third, matt olson, two out, rbi single and matt chapman, 2-1 ath letix aletics past olson and two runs scored on the double, 3-2 and then on the seventh, omar navarres, high, deep, aloha off of way chung wang. mariners they've hit or given up a home run all 70 games this year and they go on to win big, 9-2. giants versus brewers. bundle up, it's cold. are they going duck hunting or something? >> kevin polar unties it in the fifth. his eighth homer of the season

and polar so strong he gets picked off and then knocks the base off. i mean, have you ever seen that before? that is wild. that looks -- make sure that thing stays down. giants win 5-3. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> let's send it to meteorologist lisa argen for the full accuweather forecast. >> we have the extensive marine layer making it out to the delta and a live look outside for emoriville and mist and drizzle and wipers witness again throughout the early part of the morning and we're looking at the changes coming our way into your father's day. so we're going to have the same old story today with the temperatures cooler than average and tomorrow some minor warming inland and around the bay for father's day, and then it does warm up for everyone next week, but it's very modest. we still have our onshore push and a live look outside shows

you that we're looking at all of the gray sky here in san francisco and temperatures will be in the mid-60s and partly cloudy by the afternoon. here's live doppler 7 and looking at all of that cloud cover by fairfield. the winds are gusty and cloudy and some scattered clouds into the sacramento valley. vacaville, you are sunny and san francisco, lots of gray sky, and 58 mountain view and san jose and 55 morgan hill and 54 and at the airport, looking at the gray sky and the peninsula, you'll get some sun, low 70s by 4:00 this afternoon and for you in redwood city and cooler by the delta with those winds and 53 in petaluma, temperatures in the north bay will be held down again and 60s there and 54 in napa and livermore is concord at 57 and the extensive, low clouds and fog into the east bay and pulling back throughout the mid-morning hours and by the bay

it will take by mid and lake morning at the coast and we get quite as extensive and slight warming for your sunday and you'll have to be will be average for most of us and as we look at nothing, but coole and the average high in the 80s and mid-80s on monday, and much of the north bay will be pleasant for next week and not talking a lot of heat in the south bay. 76 today, average high about four degrees high and tomorrow we should be there, monday, tuesday, wednesday, and cooler after that. looking at temperatures around the bay. from oakland to fremont and hayward and mid and upper 60s and only 73 up in santa rosa and 77 in napa with 72, palo alto and down around morgan hill and

pretty nice at 81 degrees and tonight, low clouds and fog and mist and drizzle along the shoreline potentially around the bay and the accuweather seven-day forecast and today we're cool and gray at the coast and 70 around the bay and low 80s, and slight warming for father's day and looking for sunshine a bit sooner and temperatures will be climbing arne the bay a little warmer and these numbers with the new forecast models that have come out maybe aggressive and we'll call it a modest warm-up with temperatures just about where they should be, but don't look for any heat over the next seven days and download our weather app for hour by hour temperatures. >> i'm just happy not to see triple digits in the forecast. >> really. >> next, it's like a scene out of the old west. we ride along for the cat

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history before they were replaced by today's houses and shopping centers. fair organizers tell us it was the last cattle drive. the fair runs wednesday through sunday from now until july 7th. a very cool sight to see. kind of sad to see it's the last time. >> it suits dan. >> very cool. >> we are cool today with temperatures in the 60s at the coast and gray. 68 fremont and look for 76 in livermore and the accuweather seven-day forecast for father's day and nothing extreme in the warming trend and mainly inland next week and the typical june spread is friday. >> thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen with lisa argen. we leave you with a live look from the golden gate bridge camera showing the fog as people make their way into san francisco. "good morning america" is next. abc 7 will return.

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