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 at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking the weather for us. >> tons of cloud cover, mist and drizzle and a cool start to your saturday. so heading out, grab the jacket or wait a while, the only sunny spot is in lake tahoe right now at 48 degrees going for a high of 76. back home we're in the 50s and mountain view at 60 degrees right now. half moon bay, one-hour delays at sfo and due to the heavy cloud cover and it will be slow clearing throughout the mid-morning hours and 57 by the delta and pretty strong wind there and clouds around fairfield. so the marine layer has made its way all of the way to the inland valleys and this is san jose and

looking at the temperatures in the 60s by midday. we will get sun except at the coast. today, cooler than average tomorrow for father's day, we'll warm it up a bit, chris? >> lisa, thank you. on the peninsula, police are stepping up patrols after a group of teenagers attacked pedestrians on the foot bridge. it connects two communities. abc 7 news reporter luz pena has the latest. >> reporter: four weeks ago the east palo alto community celebrated the opening of this pedestrian bridge, a joy turned to fear for some residents. >> i saw four or five teenagers, and i was scared, too, after seeing them. >> at 8:00 p.m. on thursday the first attack was reported. >> they just converged on the victim and started beating on the victim on top of the foot bridge. >> according to east palo alto 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 the 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 it 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 teenagers ran off. it makes me a little wary, which is a sad commentary. east palo alto police searched the entire area for surveillance video to identify the suspects. >> these palo alto police will have four cars in this area. there's one here parked and they'll alert residents in this place to not walk alone, but to walk if groups. in east palo alto, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> new this morning a san francisco non-profit is reporting a spike in deaths related to 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 it use narcan and does needle exchange. they're encouraging drug users to get help and to learn about narcan that can prevent overdose deaths. we are working to learn the condition of a baby boy who nearly drowned last night in antioch. fire fighters and paramedics revived the 23 month old after finding him unconscious at a swimming pool at a home on north francisco way. 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 tough week. equipment problems caused systemwide delays on friday. those issues came after complaints earlier this week about sweltering cars and concerns over the new fair gates. abc 7 news reporter jovina fortson has more.

>> another day and unfortunately another bump to improve its relationship with riders. a problem with the train equipment caused major delays at nearby bart stations. >> instead of making automatic switches to function on the proper routes we have to crank them manually. >> sky 7 captured workers manually switching trains on to the fremont and dublin, pleasanton lines for hours. the issue was fixed before the afternoon rush, but the hiccup rounded out a week of other problems like no air-conditioning on cars during record high temps. >> take the 90s. >> realistically, some of our train cars are 20, 30, 40 years old. think about driving a car that old. it takes a lot of love and care and maintenance and even like that, sometimes it doesn't work. >> raised over the double stacked gates, and some disabled riders and 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 -- it's -- it's good. >> devore carter wants people to know it's not all bad. she's looking forward to the big changes bart has planned like the fleet of the future cars to roll out. >> one thing bart want to make clear is they rely on their riders for information. so if you are on a car and have an issue you can reach out to them through multiple channels like social media or the intercom system inside the train car. reporting, jovina fortson, abc 7 news. it is something abc 7 has focused on to build a better bay area. the agency has announced its fleet of the future will be built in pittsburgh. lombardier transportation plans to begin assembling rail cars this summer. at least 50 people get hired at first. the mayor of pittsburgh hopes those jobs will improve the quality of life in his city.

>> there is a jobs housing imbalance here in east county. 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. and say good-bye to the bart ticket. the agency says it plans to phase out the paper ticket by the end of the year. it's pushing all riders towards using clipper cards. last year, bart added a 50-cent per-trip fee for all trips using paper tickets. >> abc news devoted an entire week to covering bart. you can see all those stories on abc 7 news.com. >> time now is 8:06. a work shop to help job seekers hone their skills. they're holding a job readiness work shop to teach applicants how to apply for one of their jobs. the center is holding a job fair next weekend to hire ticket takers, ushers, custodians, security 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 san francisco. 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 under employed. the job fair begins at noon at the uneconomity center commun people who are transgender can drop off resume and get tips for applying to county jobs. the toronto raptors say they're cooperating with the alameda county sheriff's office regarding a misdemeanor battery complaint against the gm. masai ujiri is accused of pushing a deputy after trying to get on the court after the championship win. show his credential.

>> you cannot push and shove multiple times a law enforcement roffen gauged in the performance of his duty. it's unacceptable. we as lauchl are not there to be pushed around. wooe trying to do our job. a little bit of communication would have went a long way. a fan nearby said the deputy did not ask for cred sxeshentials ad ujiri did not hit the deputy. in fremont city officials hope to begin construction on the navigation by the end of the year, but the exact location is still up for debate with some concerned 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 a drug issues and, chronic alcoholism and mental health issues.

>> city officials are hoping to build a 45-bed homeless navigation center by 2020. a dozen sites are under consideration including this vacant lot owned by niles discovery church. 3,000 people have signed a petition against this specific location. >> this is from the city services, that the homeless people need and deserve. this is also at 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'll need to build more affordable housing and that will take a while to come on-line 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. how are they going to track them and lou long are tray going to track them? that is a tragedy. the center will be built with funds allocated by the state and operate for five years. the city hopes to choose a final location by september. time now 8:10. on the peninsula, the ritz carlton hotel and half moon bay has agreed to pay a seven-figure fine that it denied the public access to a nearby beach. beach goers have complained for years that the ritz carlton staff had been turned away from the public. you can see the resort that's on the map the $1.6 million fine was the second largest ever levied by california's coastal commission. san francisco was one step closer to being able to charge tourists on the crooked part of lombard street. a state senate committee would impose the fee.

it would also create a reservation system. transit officials are still working out the details including how much they would charge and how reservations would be made. i do wonder how much people would spend to visit that area. >> yeah. interesting. >> all right. well, it's a day today where you're going to certainly want to stay in bed a while or if you're an early riser. you've got the deal, the routine down because of yesterday. very similar low clouds, fog, drizzle over in oakland, breezy inland and our exploratorium camera, wow, you can barely make it out with temperatures in the low 50s here and low 60s and sun making its way across the bay and we'll talk about the weekend and your warming trend coming up. >> also ahead, call it a cat fight. on the one side the ce shop and on the other side, we'll explain. >> plus making a bay area's boy dream come true.

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welcome back, everyone. the fremont fire department was called out to rescue a kitten friday, but this is what they found. it was trapped inside a wall and was trying to claw its way out, but just couldn't do it. the firefighters were able to

give it a leg up and then posed for a picture. the cat now has a new home because the family living in the house has decided to keep it. speaking of felines, the battle brews on against a small coffee shop and a construction giant. it's all over the name cat. abc 7 news anchor dion lim has the story from santa cruz where some other prominent names are now getting involved. >> when you walk into our little quaint shop here i'm pretty sure you're not going to mistake the equipment with the cafe. >> drew co-owner of cat & kof ney santa cruz has been in a state of disbelief since last august when their shop was slapped with a legal petition to cancel the trademark by caterpillar. >> we feel like we're being bullied. >> cat & cloud is among 174 registered trademarks including the word cat. caterpillar has filed 125 cancellations petitions so far including -- ♪ ♪ internet sensation keyboard cat.

you may have been one of the 150 million viewers of this viral video. ♪ >> 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 lawyer fees, obviously. up to 100 grand. >> did you think of caterpillar heavy equipment when you were looking at that t-shirt? >> no, i didn't. no, not at all. >> guy kawasaki, former chief e vafrmg lift for apple are getting behind the cafe. kawasaki is leveraging his millions of online followers to join the effort. >> sometimes you have to stand up for something, for principle and this is one of those times. >> actress sofia bush is also among those trying to get their message to the right people. >> it's not clear to me that everybody at caterpillar knows that this is happening, but when the right person finds out they'll say, you know, 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 to pay for legal fees to fight caterpillar has raised $12,000. 8:17 and the monster has opened just in time for the weekend. the fence has finally come around the mid-century monster on the shores of oakland's lake merit. the sculpture had been fenced off for years after it deteriorated to an unsafe condition. thanks it a community group it was repaired and repainted and the fence surrounding it was removed. an official rededication party is set for next month. a new bay area exhibit is exposing a lot of skin. instead of being shocked you might learn something. the show is called skin living armor identity. it uncovers the secret powerful skin from rhino and other sea

creatures. one stop lets you take a peek at the organisms living on your own skin. >> no matter how hard you scrub or wash your face you're not washing them off. you have skin mites living on your skin. these are harmless. don't be offended. 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? golden gate pack. >> now to a story you'll see only on abc 7. we helped organize a big surprise for a san jose boy when has become known for his amazing painting abilities. here's abc 7 news anchor ama daetz with more. >> we first introduced you to 12-year-old 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. thanks to abc 7 news, j. lo's management team and the sap center that wish came true.

amanda del castillo gave tyler the news. >> it's happening. you're going to the j. lo concert tonight and you're going to meet her in person and you're going to 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. >> yeah. no 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 am so trading my basqiiat in for this. what a talent. time now is 8:19. we are feeling the cooldown and

the fog is back and there are delays at sfo. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the forecast. >> hi, chris. hour delays at sfo, you're right about that and fog is beginning to burn off the delta and vacaville and sunshine earlier and boy, we had those gusty delta winds and it is breezy around the bay. temperatures shy of average, but mother nature making a nice picture here with the clouds framing walnut creek and looking at 53 and san francisco and morgan hill and half moon bay and sfo looking at the clouds later on today. 60s ask low 70s at 4:00 or 5:00 there on the peninsula. 58 in concord. livermore is at 56. napa, 55, mist and drizzle as well and it's been similar to yesterday morning and here are the breezy winds in the east bay and gusts up to 20 miles an hour for our friends in the east bay and the delta breeze and those

healthy, onshore winds allowing for the cooldown in the valleys. upper 50s right now and plenty of sunshine today and upper 70s and it will be a beautiful day in the mountains with the low clouds and fog burning back to the shoreline here with the mild day inland and cool at the coast and a lot of clouds there, and father's day will trend warmer especially inland and slightly around the bay. here's the plan as we go through 9:00, notice we still have fog across the bay and then it's sunshine and it's breezy and cool. the clouds stacked up from marin county down through pacifica and then another early push inland, looking at more sunshine for father's day and high pressure begins to build in by late tomorrow and that's going to bring a slight warm up midweek and so we're looking at monday's temperatures in the 90s inland and 70s around the bay and little change on tuesday and nudging up a tad close to the ocean. otherwise it's mainly an inland event and by wednesday it's a

preview of summer and of course, the summer solstice is friday morning and this is pretty much where it should be with 60s, 70s and 80s across the bay as we go into the middle of june. ocean beach, half moon bay and those winds up to 20 miles an hour and lots of clouds in the south bay and milpitas 74 so certainly cool for mid-june. 71 milbrae, a lot of clouds for the richmond, daly city 62 and we're 75 for you in sonoma and east bay on the cool side and it will take to 4:00, 5:00 to reach the mid-60s in hayward and head inland and san ramon is at 74 and concord 77 and those 80s out by the delta. the accuweather seven-day forecast at the coast, about 60 and 70 around the bay and 80s inland and warmer for father's day and the warming trend looks more aggressive than i want to

buy. i'm talking low 90s and the forecast models want to warm us up, but really only inland. around the bay, upper 70s and at the coast, a healthy dose of low clouds and fog. download the accuweather app and you can keep track of the temperatures hour by hour. >> last week it was the offshore event where we were roasting and then this week it's just very, very modest warm-up. >> not a bad father's day especially all of those dads out there that will hit the links maybe tomorrow morning especially in the east bay. >> maybe a little cool for some, but we'll try to fix that by midweek. >> lisa, thank you. just ahead, a woman that wasn't going to let a

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in the east bay making for a nice picture and this is walnut creek where you can see no sun out there with temperatures in the 50s. 53 san francisco. we have mist in oakland and it's breezy over the east bay hills and 55 in morgan hill and as we look at the golden gate bridge, and it will be mild and cool at the coast and numbers below average and we're in the low 50s with santa rosa with 56 in liver more and the plan today will be for the coastal clouds to hang on a bit through the mid-morning hours and we're in the upper 50s to low 60s in the next hour or so and notice those clouds are back and we'll take throughout the 4:00 and 5:00 hour and more fog tonight. chris? >> thank you. now to president trump gearing up for his re-election bed by taking aim with vice president joe biden and insisting he's ahead in the polls. rachel scott has new details and

george stephanopoulos' exclusive one-on-one interview with the president. >> in the long road to the 2020 election president trump and democratic roughal joe biden are entangled in a war of words. >> he wanted to be the tough guy. he's not a tough guy. he's a weak guy. >> while biden is just one of three democratic candidates in the race, president trump has insisted in any matchup, he is the clear front-runner. >> i just had a meeting with somebody that's a pollster and i'm winning everywhere. >> but an internal poll from his own campaign painted a different picture. the march data obtained by abc news had the president losing to biden by double digit in the battleground states of pennsylvania and wisconsin, and in florida, where the president will kick off his re-election campaign in a few days, biden led by seven points. the trump campaign argues those numbers have since changed in his favor. still, the president has maintained his focus biden with fresh attacks on his recent

shifts in policy. >> he has recalibrated on everything. everything he says he's taking back two weeks later because he's getting slammed by the left. >> meanwhile, trump has doubled down on his comments on abc news earlier this week that he want accept political dirt from before his adversary. >> i think i'd take it. if i thought there was something wrong there would be the fbi. >> those comments drew outrage among democrats. >> this one is a new low. >> and even prompted criticism from one of the president's allies. foreign influence in our elections is growing and not lessening and we don't want to send the signal to encourage it. the president said he would take a look and also definitely report it. >> of course you have to look at it, if you don't look at it how are you going to know if it's bad? of course you give it to the fbi or report it to the attorney general or somebody like that, but of course, you do that. you couldn't have that happen with our country. >> rachel scott, abc news, the

white house. in san francisco mayor london breed will face six challengers in the mayoral race this fall. herer the candidates who have filed to be on the candidate by the deadline according to the chronicle. a retired analyst with sfo. wilma pang, a singer and music ed car educator, and john david chu. breed is running for her first full term as mayor. she took office last year after mayor ed lee's sudden death. >> happening today, speaker nancy pelosi ng congresswoman jackie speier and congressman mike thompson are gathering to discuss the state of health care. the meeting is part of the health care for all weekend of action. they'll highlight efforts by house democrats to protect people with pre-existing conditions a conditions and hurling efforts and the lowering the cost of prescription drugs. the, ve event will be live stre. now to new details about a

deadly shooting inside a costco store in southern california. one person is dead and three others injured including an off-duty police officer. witnesses say they heard an argument before shots rang out. that caused a panic as shoppers tried to take cover. this happened last night in corona, in riverside county and police say the gunman is in custody. 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 area where the company plans to build a massive campus. the demand stems from a new report by a labor-backed organization. working partnerships usa says the company us could lead to $235 million in rent spikes. city officials dispute the numbers. >> happening today, the juneteenth festival in san francisco, juneteenth is the oldest celebration commemorating the end of slavery in the u.s. today's festival will be on

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say they're running low on impossible foods' popular meat-free patties and restaurants across the country. the company is expanding rapidly. redwood city-based impossible foods told bloomberg they're at 9,000 restaurants and they're about to appear in burger kings nationwide. a sposperson for impossible is not commenting on the reported shortages. >> a central valley pizza parlor is giving away free food and there's a catch. you have to lock up your phone during the meal. they're calling it the talk to each other discount and here's how it works and customers place their phones in a basket and an employee puts them in the locker and if you complete the challenge you get ay from pizza on the next visit. 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 in san francisco at the annual

noorth bea north beach festival. food, drinks, jewelry clothing and arts and crafts will be available and there will be a blessing of the animals at the shrine of st. francis of asisi on vallejo street. can't help, but notice the sun in the shots from last year and not going to see a lot of that today. >> it will take all day long to clear, but we do have sunshine on the way for most of you. sfo, hour delays here and temperatures in the mid-50s and upper 60s to low 70s by later on this afternoon and a lot like yesterday and cooler than average and fine-tuning for father's day. stay tuned for my accuweather seven-day forecast. ? lisa, thank you. >> plus the warriors are looking a immediate to next season and trying to figure out who will be on the team after serious injuries. injuries. larry beil has more coming up are we tnot yet.? at crystal geyser we put our mountain source on our bottle... that's cool.

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donation when they earned the ballpark. thousands of kids playing in junior giants leagues have a baseball glove of their own. fans donate at junior joins.org. first pitch is at 1:05 this afternoon. the as are looking to bounce back against the mariners and first pitch is at 6:07 at the coliseum. the warriors are looking ahead to the nba finals and larry beil explains in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. after the dreams of the three-peat came crashing down the warriors figured out a plan for next year and are the reports indicate they will offer max deals with kevin durant despite the bad injuries. k.d. face timed it after thompson tore his acl. k.d. said they have unfinished business and maybe they both come back and unclear if both can play next year. imagine the dubs having to play

two guys that can't play 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 weil free agent market and we have to figure out, you know, our own situation, particularly with clay and kevin and how all 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, but scores are low at pebble beach after two rounds. jordan reed not really 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 with back-to-back bogeys and 1 over on the day. gary woodland takes over the lead 6 under 65. check out this birdie putt.

his final hole, a 50 footer that goes. leading at 9 under and justin rose alone in second and 6 under, aaron wise and rory mcilroy tied at fourth. as and mariners, and i love those glasses. 1-1 on the third. matt olson, two out and rbi on the single and matt chapman. 2-1 athletics and that was the last lead and gets past olson and two runs and scored on the double. 3-2 and in the seventh, omar navarres, high, deep, aloha off of chung wang. they've given up homers this year and they go on to win big, 9-2. >> giants versus brewers. bundle up, it's cold and they're going duck hunting or something? kevin polar unties it in the fifth and his homer of th

season and he also homered. polar so strong, gets picked off and then knocks the base off. i mean, have you ever seen that before? that is wild. make sure that thing stays down next time. giants go on to win 5-3. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> let's get a check now of the bay area forecast with lisa argen pip. >> when you say 54 degrees with the clouds and later today, partial clearing and 71. so we'll be doing a little bit better down there at the beach than we will be here at pacifica and half moon bay where it will be pretty chilly. temperatures are going to be below average again today. in fact, we're looking at the low clouds and the fog and the marine layer, it's pretty far inland. you can see the flag blowing here and looking at not only the gray sky, but those typical winds up to 20 miles an hour today. so as we get going this morning,

it may be hard to do with the mist and drizzle and here's pier 39. you can see the cloud cover and it's a little wet out there and temperatures are in the low 50s in the city to 60 in mountain view and 54 morgan view and half moon bay, visibility, and an interesting picture from san jose. you can see the hills and the gray skies and the cooldown has reached everyone even towards the delta. we had those howling winds and cloudy skies and early on and sun is making its way westward. 54 petaluma and most of the cities well below normal today and the surface winds, pretty gusty in the delta up to 50 miles an hour in concord and we'll remain on the breezy side over the hills and temperatures lucky to reach 80 degrees over by the delta, as we look at the low clouds and fog and this will be a permanent feature for the next several days right along the coast, but as we get through the early morning hours

tomorrow. once again, that push well inland and we're being looking at just a little bit of warming. more sun tomorrow, but as we get in the 8:00 hour another gray start for your sunday and then it looks like the fog wants to pull away and not very much from the shoreline. so just subtle changes day to day and today the coolest day out of the week. santa rosa, just 73, well below average and tomorrow coming up a bit and the warmest day looks to be monday and next friday which is the first day of summer in between and it can get hot out there and how about san jose in the 70s and you, two, below average and near average tomorrow and right spot on the money there with numbers coming up into the mid-80s in the south bay for the week ahead. looking pretty pleasant and no extremes in the forecast and certainly on the cool side and 66 in oakland, looking at san mateo in the 60s and richmond, vallejo, el cerrito and 70s and that said about 4:00, or 5:00 in

concord and tonight low clouds and fog are back with mid-50s and the blanket of overcast and the mist and drizzle and the accuweather seven-day forecast and those low 80s you need to get far out and it's breezy out there, as well and tomorrow minor warming inland and the look ahead and actually the warming continues well east of the caldecott tunnel. you download the accuweather app to fine-tune your neighborhood, but overall it's going to be a pleasant week with temperatures near where they should be for mid-june and friday morning it is summer around here and we still have that june gloom to go with it, though. >> i'm loving the forecast and i enjoy the dreary business at times. > next, we ride along the

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or click view in your space or it works for other animals including tigers, snakes and hedgehogs. now for a look at real animals. the streets of pleasanton were filled with cattle instead of cars to kick off fair season. dan ashley geared up for the cattle drive. 50 cowgirl herded to celebrate the opening of the alameda county fair. it honors the trivalley's history as a home to ranches before they were replaced by today's houses, office parks and shopping centers. they tell us it was the last dalths drive and the fair runs wednesday to sunday from now until july 7th and now a final check with lace. >> some mist and drizzle and temperatures on the cooler side of average. father's day, a slight warm up away from the coast and the warming trend continues inland for the rest of the week and then we say hello to sum or friday. >> can't wait. >> thanks to you for joining us

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