it's sunday, june 23rd. good morning and thank you very much for waking up with us. here's a look at the first weather forecast. here's lisa argen. >> chris, good morning to you. looking at the second week of the summer here and patchy low clouds and fog. mother nature allowing her air conditioner cool us off with visibility around a mile on the coastline. five miles up in the north bay. 60s in the east bay, 62 in concord, 66 in san francisco. another quick warmup today. numbers will be climbing into the 80s by noontime. inlands upper 70s around the

bay. coach comfortable in the upper 60s but heat returns inland. we will see a cooldown as we start the week. we begin with breaking news from san francisco's bay view district where the medical examiner has been called to a dead lhadley overnight crash. it happened between third street and paul avenue. a toyota sedan was t-boned by another vehicle at the intersection and pushed on to the metro track, blocking t-line trains like not. the others have frond-ept damage. we have a message to police asking for more details and will bring them as soon as wei hear back. president trump eliminated raids that would have started today up to 200 families facing deportation orders. the i.c.e. raid would have included 10 u.s. cities, including san francisco. here's the reaction to the change of plans.

>> yesterday followed the law but i think the way they're doing it is not the right way. and consequence will not be good. >> reporter: san francisco resident michael with wu seems the sentiment of most of san francisco regarding the san francisco deportation raids. >> the deportation raids are a group of very, very good law enforcement people. they came into our country illegally and we're taking them out legally. we're bringing them back to anywhere country. >> reporter: but dr. professor of mer fuss at hastings law said the mayor is being hypocritical. >> let's remember mayor libby shaft was excoriated for giving notice to people of impending i.c.e. raids a while back. >> reporter: dr. beshara thinks postponing the raids at the request of the democrats is an atext by the president to put

the onus on the democrats and to increase his bargaining power. >> you guys now work it out. if you don't,ly, if i have toe deport a bunch of people e. it's your designed, quote, to inflict as much fear and pain as possible. but in an interview with abc news, acting i.c.e. direct are mark morgan says, quote, this is not about fear. no one is instilling fear in anyone. this is about the rule of law and maintaining the integrity of the system. some political analysts suggest advance warning put the raids in jeopardy and i.c.e. officers at risk. republican ads say the only people vmted are court orders. >> the only people who are being targeted are those who received summons in order to report and ignored the summons.

>> reporter: keep in mind president trump deported fewer my grants than president obama did early years and i.c.e. will continue its ongoing operations throughout the rest of the country. >> ahead of any raids, the national immigration law center is reminding people of their basic rights, no matter their immigration status. you have the right to remain silent, you have the right to lawyer, you may refuse to speak to immigration officers and do open your door unless an i.c.e. agent shows you a warrant signed by a judge. we have more information on your right at abc7news.com. this morning details are emerging about the skydiving plane that crashed in hawaii, killing 11 people. the same plane was involved in a close call in byron in contra costa county. >> the day it happened, i was here in the afternoon. >> reporter: that day was jewel 23, 2016 when that between engine plane carrying 15 people

started rolling through the sky. it was released by bay area sky in byron. the ntsb blamed the erratic flight on pilot error. >> started coming down like this, spinning, spinning, spinning. the plane dropped for so many thousands of feet. i don't remember how many. it was scary for the people i know on board of that aircraft. >> an downed aircraft. >> reporter: the same plane from the byron incident crashed friday in hawaii as it carried 11 people, killing everyone on board. >> it starts to anyplace a reverse, as it starts to decline, decline, decline and then it hit the trees ensmashed down to the floor. >> reporter: it's not clear how the plane ended up in hawaii but sources say it's clear federal inspections before leaving california. meantime those in the skydiving community are struggling with

the lost. >> it's very tragic. hits close to home. we're kind of a a a a community. i sky dived there before. i hope none of the victims on the airplane. >> reporter: one of the victims was a beloved instructor from hawaii larry master. they are posting heartfelt posts on facebook. and ntsb will be combing through to debris seeing if perhaps it was engine failure or the plane was overweight. a devastating story on the south bay. a 3-year-old boy has died after being hit by a truck in a parking lot in san jose. it happened between south 24th street and east santa clara street. the mother was walking nigh nearby business when the boy jumped out of the car and into the pack of an oncoming pickup truck. the child was taken to the hospital where he later died. the child is cooperating with police. this is san jose's 23rd deadly

crash this year. a vigil will be held for sacramento police officer tara o'sullivan with her funeral set in rose violate. she was shot and killed responding to a domestic violence call last wednesday. police released video of officers, guns drawn, knocking on the we must warn you, this is inconvenience and some might find it disturbing. [ gunfire ] you can hear that gunfire as officers retreat. three also released photos of the weapons they say were found inside the home. sacramento's police chief calls the shooting an yam boosh. the shooting suspect, adele ramos, is being held without bail and scheduled to be in court today. 5:07 is our time. in san francisco a woman died during what police may have been a case of domestic violence. abc news was on aprilton avenue

in balboa tarrous yesterday. officers found a man with blood on his hands and detained him. they also discovered a woman who is dead. police went to the home after being asked to check on the people there. >> someone came in to one of the police stations and was concerned about a domestic violence incident. after doing a preliminary investigation, they got to the side and found the two people here. >> police also surrounded another home a few miles away in knowy valley but they have not revealed how that home is connected to the woman's death. also in san francisco more than 1,000 people have applied to be part of the team of the warriors' new home. abc7 was inside the park 55 hotel where the chase center held a job fair yesterday. job seekers applied for a variety of positions. >> i wanted to challenge my spfl so i decided to work for box offices, also for things food and beverages.

>> i'm from san francisco, born and raised. we're looking forward to the chase center. >> at chase center we're going to be creating extraordinary experiences so it's going to be exciting to move with the lawyers of san francisco. >> another job fair will take place in san francisco tomorrow. 5:09 the time. it may well be the most technologically advanced outpatient cancer center in the country. tomorrow ucsf will open its doors on the mission bay campus tailored to individual treatment all in one place. abc7 news reporter leon melendez done a preview and tells us what makes the center so special. >> reporter: inside the building getting ready to assure cancer patients you're not alone. all of the inspirational art here was suggested by actual cancer patiented. they got a tour of the uscs

cancer vision center. >> you look at the views that will certainly pep make a cancer feel like okay, i'm looking forward to finishing this so i can get outside and continue on with my life. >> reporter: patients receiving infusion therapy will be surrounded by natural light. some even a view of the warriors across the street. patients appreciate all of the services are done in one single building. here a new generation of precision medicine will be delivered based upon your genetic information. here's the simplified version. most cancers grow or spread because you have a specific gene or protein that contributes to that growth. but if you treat that patient with drugs that can actually block that protein or gene, it would be like starving the cancer. all of the patients were staying and treating and the symptoms were managing. it's really been a game-changer. >> reporter: there will now be three radiation machines

allowing for more flexibility. >> we can actually move patients from machine to machine, giving them more opportunities to get the right treatment time for them. >> reporter: then there are these monitors, part of the realtime location system. a person is given this device. then sensors all around to help track the patient. >> the patients here in this bed, we can see they're here as long as they've been here. if that bed is available, it would be green. >> reporter: perhaps the staff here also want everyone to know the center opens up the possibility for patients to laugh, learn and love. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> while part of the center will open tomorrow, it will be fully operational in the fall and serve about 700 patients a day. 5:11 on this sunday morning. lisa argon with the accuweather with forecast, it was a

beautiful saturday. can we expect more for the rest of the weekend >> . >> yes, i think you're right it was perfect. range in the coastal ranges comfortable and warmth inland. done away with the red flag warning so that's good news. 56 right now outside and looking at low 60s inland. still warming than yesterday at this hour. that means we are on our way to pretty much a repeat performance but changes for the week ahead. my accuweather sunday forecast is next. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, a hall of fame horse training banned from santa anita and golden gate field after a series of deaths. what is said about the ban. and

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a lal hall of fame horse trainer is banned from san anita after another injury suffered an injury. american currency was injured at the track and had to be put down. this ist 40th horse that died at the track since t he is ordered to vacate his 46 stalls whenever 72 hours. holl endove's horses were scratched from races today and yesterday by a panel of stewards and veterinarians. he told the daily racing forum -- i have never been suspended or anything like that. i have a lot of employees who i want to take care of and who have families that depend on me. i'm training over 100 horses right now. santa anita didn't want me to stay on the ground. my opinion was that was a

premature thing to do. i thought it was extreme. now i have to step away for a while. today is the final day of the current antia anita meet. it's unclear if his ban will affect at orange county next week or delmar which begins r its summer season july 17th p. three east bay businesses are red tagged after a fire tore threw several businesses there. it lapd between east 14th straight and san leandro. we have what's next for the business owners 6. >> reporter: sadly neighbors shot thi veo of th massive tore at east 14th street. it quickly spread to other businesses and soon half the city block was burning. >> wow. i have no words. >> reporter: the sweet fingers

jamaican restaurant owner got all of his customers out safely but his place suffered damages. one of three businesses to retagged. >> i'm thankful i'm alive. >> reporter: it took four hours for firefighters to get the fire under control and now investigators looking for a cause. the roof collapsed on the building so there's a lot of work to determine where the fire started. >> how close is this for a close call. >> >> reporter: gregor ranch shows us how close the fire got to his house, a few feet. he's told to relocate because of the back wall of the shop could collapse. >> they told me i can't stay here because the wall is in the crush zone. so i'm in the crush zoin. >> where are you going to go? >> stay with friends. >> reporter: meantime clive barnes is vowing to build his restaurant in the very same spot my customers, to .

all of my friends, we will be back. >> reporter: it may take day demolish this building in danger of collapsing. now the investigation into the car of the fire is ongoing. san leandro cornell bernard, abc7. a big celebrate was held to honorism grants from world refugee day. abc7 was at think college elementary school. east year the refugee forum holds the event to bring immigrants together. variety of food were show cased and different agencies offering information to newcomers ho help them adjust. the director said the biggest challenge is the one we all face, cost of housing. >> they're expected to be financially stable after 90 days, without speaking the language or knowing how to navigate the system. i think economic barriers are

probably the most challenging things people face. >> she said once immigrants find their place, they have a lot to offer the bay area. time is 5:18 in the north bay. racing fans will have plenty of excitement in sonoma as nascar roars back into wine country for this year's toyota/save mart 350. there are plenty of three race excitement. spectator gates open at 7:00 a.m. if you're going skpeexpect a lo traffic. kyle larson was the top qualifier for the third year in a row so he will be at the pole position as the case gets under way. and lease turn to our lisa argen. >> yesterday was well into the 90s but i think the sea breeze will keep them in the 80s today. here's a look at live doppler 7, the san mateo coast to the central coast. and we are looking at gusty northwesterly friends later on in the day. we will get a little bit of

reprieve in the north bay. elsewhere, east bay valley will be hot again, especially livermore, mid-90s. beautiful look with clear conditions, 56 san francisco, 68 oakland. mountain view 62, it will be warm around the bay again. if you like it warm, today is your day. distinct cooling tremendous getting under way for the first part of the work week. 54 half moon bay. can you see the flag blowing from our roof camera, where numbers are in the low 50s. it is 57 in napa, 51 petaluma with low 60s in concord. widespread temperatures once again and as we look at the 24-hour trend, we are 3 from 70 degrees warmer than yesterday. that's why we still have some of the 70s in our east bay valley so retaining just a little bit of warmth from yesterday. you can see some of the patchy clouds here in the north bay, the gold anticipate gate bridge, partly cloudy skies, the mix of clouds and sun at the coast.

but sunny and hot again inland temperatures in the upper 60s, so comfortable shoreline and looking at the big-time cooling tomorrow taking us through the middle of the week and the end of the week a slight bump up in temperatures. here's a look at the fog later on today, it pulls back from the coast. but as it pushes in again tomorrow, just a little further for monday and this will be the source of our cooling, that stronger onshore flow and that sea breeze. you can see the gray sky here in santa cruz. look gt at sunshine later on with numbers in the 70s. 71 there, mid-60s half moon bay, 56 bodega bay looks like a nice afternoon, with plenty of sunshine, near 70. look at the trend and spread from near 60s to the mid-90s inland. 90 for santa rosa, 84 in

still out of the 90s for most of you from concord to livermore and down another five degrees around the bay. by tuesday we're in the mid-80s inland, 60s at the coast. more low clouds and fog. look at the numbers wednesday. upper 70s inland with 60s around the coast. accuweather seven-day forecast. another hot one inland with temperatures very much typical of a summertime pattern. heat eases for everyone tomorrow and looking at temperatures coming way down through wednesday and thursday. and then it's the end of the week where we will see numbers coming back up towards normal. we are looking at another warm day inland, but the sea breeze will certainly help you out. especially in the north bay. a few degrees cooler there but not so much on the east bay valleys.

you can download the accuweather map for details. >> lisa,hankou. concert tickets can be pricey but a san jose woman thought it was worth it. she's a lifelong fan of paul mccartney. as you know, he's on tour. she scored tickets but her dream fell apart until she came to 7's on your side michael vinny. >> when she heard paul mccartney was on tour, she wasted no time. >> i wanted my son to see him. >> reporter: she went online to see him in phoenix, make a wonderful vacation about it. >> i thought it was going to be a wonderful road trip with him. >> i don't listen to paul mccartney but i know he's a wonderful decision. >> he's only 17 and not too familiar but was gain to go. ♪ all you need is love >> reporter: even learned a couple songs. >> this is an opportunity to get

into the classics and be with my mom. >> reporter: there's one problem. the time is getting short and i'm thinking i need my tickets. >> the concert tickets she bought never arrived. the concert is next week. >> i'm telling my son we don't have tickets. >> reporter: margarita purchased the stitickets in stubhub last september. they sent her a letter saying you bought these tickets. >> check your tickets. is everything correct? when i looked in the envelope, there's no separates. >> reporter: at first she thought they would arrive separately. they never did. she called stubhub. >> one gentleman said let me talk to the seller. >> reporter: stubhub explains it's just a marketplace and cannot reach the seller. >> we can't do anything if the seller isn't answering the sfoen. >> reporter: margarita was out more than $240 and more importantly, the trip off. >> i felt taken for a fool. i was already facing not going to the concert and having that

life time experience. >> reporter: she contacted 7 on your side s we asked about all tickets guaranteed and they took action, giving her a $500 credit which she used to buy tickets to the paul mccartney here in san jose. >> 7 on your side, thank you! all you need is tickets! >> reporter: stubhub said they've not clear what happened to the original tickets because they were part of a set and could not reissue the tickets without invalidating the rest of them. stubhub said it's a rare glitch and does guarantee all tickets. michael finney, 7 on your side. a flock of duckling is safe of thanks to a firefighter whose quick thinking got them out of a storm drain. the firefighter used a recording of duck calls on youtube to draw out the last few. four of the chicks had been

scooped out of the water but the others were hiding in a pipe. all of the ducks reunited with their mother, who was nearby. coming up tonight on abc7 -- famed tight rope walker nick wallenda and his sister are teaming up for a daredevil stunt. they will return to the high-wire for a never-before-attempted walk on times square. abc7 alexa smith talked to nick about some of the challenges of thp death-defying act. >> generally we're lit from above but for this walk, me and my sister will be looking down into the light. now we have giant l.e.d. walls on the side of the sky scrappers flashing in our face the entire time, do districting us as well as, of course, 10,000 people allow and cars and traffic and police sirens, et cetera.

>> all of these challenges are ahead of both of you. why are you doing it? >> i thought what better way to inspire people than to invite me sister who experienced something, near-tragic accident, nearly lost her life, near-fatal accident but to overcome and getting back on that wire. i can't imagine the people tuning in to see our walk over times square to not be inspired to get back on the horse if you will if they have fallen off. >> high wire live in times square airs live tonight at 8:00 p.m. on nbs. time is 5:27. still to come on abc7, days after calling off i military strike on iran, president trump talks about the u.s. and iran one day becoming best friends. also a california couple agreed to buy a tony home for a tv show but the dream has b

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good morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm chris went. we are off to a mild star across the bay here's willilisa argen now. >> we still have patchy low clouds and fog and that's key to keeping us comfortable along the shoreline today. 56 in san francisco, 60 in san jose with 50s elsewhere from morgan hill and half moon bay. another picture of the sea breeze from the roof camera. 60s in fairfield, 62 con card and 08 degrees by noontime and another day in the mid-90s for antioch. livermore in the 80s, you will

get close. 6:00 temperatures will be quite mild. another long night ahead sunsetting at 8:30. big-time cooling setting up for monday. we will talk good it in a few minutes, chris? president trump is signaling a major u-turn on iran. days of calling off the military strike the president is talking about the u.s. and iran becoming best friends and possible plan to make iran great again. before that can happen, sanctions are on the way. here's abc news reporter sa cilia vega. >> reporter: saying he hopes to one day be best friends from iran from president trump, a softer tone for one of america's greatest adversary. >> if iran wants to become a wealthy nation again, become a prosperous nation, we will call it let's make iran great again. does that make sense? >> reporter: just days ago the president said he believed the iranian strike on an american drone may not have been

intentional. >> i think it could have been somebody lowchose and stupid. >> reporter: but today -- >> it was probably intentional as i said, but regardless, they targeted something without a person in it, without a man or woman and certainly without anybody from the united states in it. so we want to be proportionate. >> reporter: and tonight we are learning more about his abrupt decision to call off a retaliatory strike with just minutes to spare. the president now says he made the decision after receiving a more accurate count on potential casualties. >> they gave me a rough estimate earlier but i wanted a more accurate estimate. everybody was saying i'm a war mongerer and now they say i'm a dove. i think i'm neither if want to know the truth. i'm a man with common sense. i didn't like the idea of them knowingly shooting down an unmanned drone and then we kill 150 people.

i didn't like that. >> reporter: the president consulted with competing voices and sources say he ultimately went against the advice of his national security adviser john bolton. >> you have confidence in the judgment of your national security adviser john bolton? >> i do. i have john bolton, who i would say is a hawk and other people who are on the other side of the equation. the only one who matters is me because i will listen to everybody. >> reporter: but now a friendly posture towards iran and its people. >> in new york city we have a lot of iranians and they're great people. they're very smart. they're very ambitious. they have tremendous -- they're high-quality people. >> cecilia vega, abc news, the white house. later this morning on "this week with stephanopoulos" martha raddatz goes one on one with 2020 presidential candidate cory booker ahead of the first democratic debate. we will hear more about the growing tensions with iran with the top republican on the house arms services committee. "this week" airs at 8:00 a.m.

here on abc7. time it 5:33. a funeral for malia davis was held in houston, texas this weekend. she's the 4-year-old girl who disappeared and was later found dead. our sister station abc 13 got ahold of this program to honor the little girl, designed in bold, bright colors. it mimics her favorite show and toy my little pony. photos of a very happy maleah lined the pages. her favorite little pony rainbow dash was theatered on her themed casket. >> the pictures that they sent to us of her, we actually put her on rainbow dash where she was actually riding rainbow dash. >> teddy bears and expectd at yesterday's service are being given to the houston fire department to be donated. her mother's now ex-fiancee is being charged with tampering with a corpse in connection to

maleah's disappearance. another southern california family thought they had a perfect tiny home to be on a tv show about it. now discovering the home they thought belonged to him did not and the tiny home has now disappeared. reporter latisha juarez with our sister station in los angeles explains. >> i still welcome you officially to tiny home! >> reporter: a small dream that turned into a big nightmare for rebecca and ben richards. >> they put their big fancy tv show and everybody's watching it and they're benefiting from us being on the show and now we're out of pocket all of our money and we don't have our tiny house. >> reporter: it all started when the couple decided to move their young family from sierra midre to nashville, tennessee, to follow ben's music career. they wanted a home they could afford and found builder mike bedsle who sold him an idea based on a tv show based on the

tiny home trend. one advantage doing that, the trailer on which their home would be fit would be paid for by the tv show. however, there was a catch -- >> had to build a set that we were not able to accept the trailer from the tv show, we had to go with his supplier. >> reporter: receipts and emails show the richards paid a total $11,500 for the trailer. >> our expectation is he was registering the title in our nation as requested, the documentation to raise the title. >> reporter: asp episode went into production, they were still trying to secure francing, which almost put the brakes on going forward. >> he said as long as we pay in full he would guarantee the show and home completed. >> reporter: after the film finished and wrapped, he said the home needed major fixes. so it went back to the work shop and with nowhere else to live, the family moved into it. that's when they asked bedsel

for a final quote but for some reason, he wouldn't do it. mike, you need to answer our questions. the richards say they confronted him after they learned he was being evented from the property. you're being evicted from the party for being five months late on your payment, and so this house needs to be moved from the property. what are we supposed to do with everything in the house? >> reporter: eyewitness news contacted the property owner confirming that bedsel was evicted and still owes them $30,000. after the confrontation, they learned the home they thought was theirs turned out did not belong to them. >> we spoke to the lawyer who said if you move the tiny house, we'll have you arrested for stealing. i said what are you talking about? he said you don't own the title to the house. >> reporter: richard said bedsel put the trailer in his name shortly after they took it from

the property. >> we have written, where is our house? no response at all. >> three months later the show airs only by that time they have no idea where their home is. yesterday they found it listed on a real estate site going for $148,000 the the home put up for sale by mike bedles. >> now we can't afford a lawyer to get our house back and see justice for what is being done. >> reporter: richards say they contacted the producers of "tiny house nation" who teld them it was between him and bedsel. for now the dream of owning their first home appears to be gone. >> all we can do is pack two suitcases and drive out to california. >> reporter: we reached out to mike bedsle and chattanooga for a comment and they did not respond back. still ahead on abc7 morning, a major makeover for a tech

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an eegs cleanup team launched a giant barrier for the second time to remove some of the great pacific garbage patch. the project shared video of the giant boom when it left san francisco bay last year. crews just spent four months repairing the 2,000-foot-long boom. it broke part because of constant waves and winds.

the boom also failed to hold the trash it was collecting between california and hawaii. 5:41 the time. lisa argen keeping her eye on the forecast for us. >> we have nothifog that will b aiding in our cooling at the coast. inland, not so much. walnut creek is clear. 62 concord, brentwood checking in at 63. another day of low-to-mid-90s while wee temperate closer to the ocean. last day to enjoy it we're talking about sweater weather coming up. i will have it in a few minutes. >> lisa, thank you. an amazing start to outfielder dickerson to his

s. in sports the a's will try to win their four-game series against the rays. first pitch is at 1:07 p.m. giants will try to sweep the diamondbacks down in arizona. first pitch 1:10 at chase field.

yesterday the a's bounced back from friday's loss against the rays. here's anthony flores with the high lights. >> reporter: good morning, when it comes to flashing the leather, mat chapman is better than gold, he's platinum. he was voted the best in the american league at any position. he's more than just a good glove against the rays, he can also get it done at the plate. that's a hot dog loaded up. third inning tied 1-1, chapman jacks his 18th home run. solo shot to give the a's a 2-1 lead. mike fiers allowed one run in six innings but ryanve we are now at a deuce. petite came in and struck out four with the go-ahead run on third. bottom seven, chatman comes

through with the clutch. 3-2 a's. lea hendricks would come in for the first attempted save of the season. striked out two and a's win it 4-2. >> i'm throwing the ball well now. happying to doing that. in it's in the ninth, it's in the ninth, if it's not, it's not. just happy to be playing. guys can do a lot of things. i'm n i'm six edge, seventh, eighth, first, doesn't bother me as long as i'm pitching. >> alex dickerson, double of the cycle last night, in his first at-bat runs scores 3-1. ryan crawford with the base hit. dickerson comes home 3-2 after two. dickerson another double and two runs score. his nine rbi are most by anilier inst two games with the giants. 4-3 g-men. next pitch, another base hit,

5-3 giants. top nine now, mike yastrzemski will put the game on ice. two-run shot. fifth of the season. giants win it 7-4. kyle larson began racing in north california when most kids are still learning how to ride a bike at the age of 7. that backyard knowledge of wine country paying off at sonoma raceway. he will start in the pole position. a track qualifying record set of 1:34, breaking the old mark by three seconds set by mark martin back in 1997. now can he stop the trend of winning the pole, but not winning the race? >> it's cool to get the third pole in a row at my home track. thanks to the bank and all of my guys for preparing another fast race car. see if we can do better tomorrow than we typically do in the

races. >> that's a look at sports. have a great sunday. getting a check with the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> despite a warmup yesterday, nice sea breeze and patchy clouds with us this morning. live look outside from the golden gate bridge. that will allow temperatures to see comfortable up to the north. sonoma maybe a few degrees cooler than yesterday. but if you're headed to oakland, hopefully another win for the a's and temperatures will be quite warm. in fact yesterday near 80. about 1:00 upper 70s. and that's where we should hold up until 3:00. by 4:00 slipping into the mid-70s, say 5:00 but a lot of sunshine. 107 over at the coliseum. right is now looking at a littll haze. will you notice the air quality is pretty good. the moisture content in the air

and a little fog. we've looking at the winds that dialed back in the upper elevation so red flag warnings dropped and looking at more fog around the bay. here's live doper 7. it is extenting down to the central coast and patchy into the north bay. here in san francisco clear sky with numbers in the 50s, 358 in oakland, 52 mountain view san jose, mid-50s morgan hill and half moon bay. from sfo looking at clear skies. average highs around mountain view should be in the upper 70s, a little warmer than that. slightly warmer day than what you would expect perhaps in late june. but it should be nice. 60 by the delta, 6r 2 in concorde. we're in the low 50s in santa rosa and petaluma. looking at the 24-hour d the bay. two to four degrees. but it certainly feels comfortable out there. it's the afternoon we will see more 70s. of course, look at el ka trka z

where numbers top out around 70 close to the golden gate bridge there. that refrigerator offshore, so bring the jacket if you're heading to the coast. afternoon high mid-60s at the shoreline. cooling air begins to move across the bay tomorrow and much, much cooler throughout the middle of the week. as we look at napa in the upper 80s. average high is about 80. we will come down into the mid-80s and low 80s tuesday. by wednesday and thursday, we're in the mid-70s but looks like returning to some warmth by the end of the work week. 90 in san jose. again warm day there. 86 in milpitas, 70s in san francisco. in the north bay upper 80s napa, nld90s again. concord 94. low clouds and fog back.

the seven-day upper 60s half moon bay, 84 treatment. download our accuweather app, temperatures coming down at least 70 tomorrow i land and more pronounced cooling on tuesday. and you will notice by wednesday and thursday just 60s and 70s, even 50s at the coast. that's the way we do it around here. couple of days and we switch it on up again. >> lisa, thank you. abc news is dedicated to telling stories about people and places in our community who are building a better bay area. abc7 kate larsen has the story of a tech company and shelter who came together to improve the lives of homeless women and children in san francisco. >> reporter: alexander wood is the vp of an online material start-up headquarters in san francisco. in march she and a team of 40 set out to transform the community home in one day. >> this is a women's shelter for moms and their children and we

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it's sunday, june 23rd. good morning and thanks so much for joining us. let's start with the first look at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. >> chris, good morning to you. low fog and clouds along the coast and moving into the bay a little bit. visibility around quarter mile so the fog is being compressed by a ridge of high pressure above but sunshine from mt. tam. numbers are regioning from the 50s to low 60s in mountain view