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 and san jose. another warm one inland and in

the city the sun. low 70s later right now in the low 50s to the north, 60 in livermore. and more warmth around the bay. upper 70s to mid-80s by 4:00 p it will be toasty but at the coast, the sea breeze keeps us cool. >> lisa, thank you. breaking news out of frake where the medical examiner has been called to a deadly overnight crash in the bay view district. the violent collision happened at the intersection of third street and paul avenue. it appears a toyota sedan was t-boned by another car at the intersection and the toyota was pushed on to the track blocking h-line tracks last night. we have a message out to san francisco police asking for details about this crash. we will bring you more as soon as we hear back. president trump declayed predawn immigration raids scheduled to start today. it would have targeted up to

2,000 families facing deportation. the i.c.e. raids were planned for ten u.s. cities, including san francisco. here's the reactionol the law bk the way they're doing it is not the right way and consequences will not be good. >> reporter: fra >> reporter: san francisco president dent michael wu shares the sentiments of the deportations. >> the deportations as you call them 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 their country. >> reporter: but the professor emeritus at uc hastings clench of the law say the president is being hypocritical. >> let's remember mayor lippy shaft was -- shafted was

excoriated for giving notice to people of impending i.c.e. raids a while back. >> reporter: dr. bee schara thinks postponing the raids at the request of the democrats is put the honus on the democrats and increase is bargaining power. >> you guys now work it out. and if you don't, what i have to do subsequently, if i have to >>eporte in a statement san francisco mayor said raids are designed to, quote, inflict as much fear and pain as possible. but in an interview with abc news, acting i.c.e. director 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. but some political analysts suggest advanced warning put the raids in jeopardy and potentially putting i.c.e. officers at risk. local republicans add the raids only target people who violated

court orders. >> the people being targeted here are people who have already received summons, have been ordered to report and have ignored the summances. >> reporter: keep in mind president trump has deported fewer migrants than president obama did in his early years and despite these raids being postponed, i.c.e. will continue its ongoing operations throughout the rest of the country. in san francisco, abc7 news. ahead of any raids, the national immigration law center is reminding people of their basing rights no matter their immigration status. you have the right to remain silent. you have the right to a lawyer. you may refuse to speak to immigration officers and do not open your door unless an i.c.e. act sho agent shows you a warrant signed by a judge. we have more at abc7news.com. this morning new details emerging about the skydiving plane that crashed in hawaii killing 11 people.

that same plane was involved in a close call? byron. in contra costa county. >> the day it happened, i was here. >> reporter: that day july 23, 2016 when a beechcraft twin engine plane carrying 15 people started barrel rolling through the sky. back then it was preleased by bay area skydiving in byron. a new company took over in 2018 and didn't acquire that plane. the ntsb blamed the erratic flight on pilot error. >> started coming down like this, spinning, spinning. the plane dropped for so many thousands of feet. i don't remember how many. but it was very scary for the people i know on board of that aircraft. >> downed aircraft at the beach park. >> reporter: the same plane from the byron incident crashed friday in hawaii as it carried 11 people, killing everyone on board. >> it starts to flip a reverse, as it starts to decline, decline, decline.

then it kind of skimmed off the trees and smashed down to the floral. >> reporter: it's not clear out the plane ended up in hawaii but sources say it cleared federal inspections before leeaving california. meanwhile, those in the community are struggling with the tragic loss. >> it's hard. we're a close-knit community. i sky dived there before. i know some of the people but hopefully none of the ones on that plane. >> reporter: friends and families are posting heartfelt tributes on facebook. and the ntsb will be combing through the debris looking at engine phal engine phaler or the plane overweight. a 3-year-old boy died after being hit by a parking lot by a truck in san jose on south 24th street and east santa clara street. police say the mother parked and

started to walk into a nearby business. that's when the boy jumped out of the car and into the path of an oncoming pickup truck. the child was taken to the hospital where he later died. the driver is cooperating with police. this is san jose's 23rd deadly crash this year. time now is 6:07. vanle will be held for sacramento police officer tara o'sullivan with her funeral set for thursday in roseville. she was shot and killed responding to a domestic violence call last wednesday. police released video of the officers with their guns drawn knocking on the suspected gunman's door. we must warm you, the video is disturbing. >> you're not in trouble, dude. [ gunfire ] >> and you can hear that gunfire as officers retreat. they also released photos of the weapons they say were found inside the home. skramt yo police chief calls it an ambush.

the suspect is being held without bail and scheduled to be in court tomorrow. in san francisco a woman died during what police think may have been a case of domestic violence. abc7 news was on balboa terrace yesterday. officers found a man with blood on his hands and detained him. they also discovered a woman who was dead. police went to the home after being asked to check on the people that live there. >> there was someone who came to one of the police stations and concerned about some type of domestic violence incident. after they got to the location, they found the two people here. >> reporter: police also surrounded another home a few miles away on alvarado street. they cannot revealed how that home is connected to the woman's death. time is 6:08. it may well be the most technologically advanced outpatient cancer center in the country. tomorrow ucsf will open its door on the mission bay campus tailored to individual treatment

all in one place. ab we got a detail and tells us how it's so special. >> reporter: signed the staff are getting ready to ensure cancer patients you are not alone. all the of the inspirational art wa suggested by actual cancer patients. they got a tour of the usf baker precision cancer pavilion. >> at this place you look at the views and that will certainly help to make a cancer patient feel like, okay, i'm looking forward to finishing this so i can get outside and, you know, continue on with my life. >> reporter: patients receiving infusion therapy will be surrounded by natural light. some will even have a few of the warriors' new home across the street. patients will appreciate all of the services are done in one single building. here a new generation of precision medicine will be delivered based on 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 we're staying and treating and he symptoms were managing. it's been a game-changer. >> reporter: there will be three radiation machines allowing for more flexibility. >> we can move patients machine to machine to give them more opportunity to get the right treatment time for them. >> reporter: and then the monitors, part of the realtime location system. a person is given this advice and sensors all around to help track the patient. >> the patients here in this bed we can see that they're here, how long they've been here. if that bed is available, it would be green. >> reporter: perhaps the staff here also wants everyone to know that the center opens up the

possibility for patients to laugh, learn and love. in san francisco lyanne melendez, abc7 news. while part of the secenter will open tomorrow, it will be fully operational in the fall and serve about 700 patients a day. quite a remarkable achievement for that center to be opened. we look forward to seeing more festivities throughout the year related to that. time is 6:11. lisa argen is tracking the accuweather for us. are we seeing much fog this morning? >> yes, subtle changes with the fog moving in a little locally. we will look at that from our storm tower in the last half hour. it's pushed in across the bay. this will signify a comfortable day at the cost but mainly a little too cool for some. keep it warm inland. but parts of the north bay will not see the 90s again. lisa, a hall of fame force trainer banned from santa anita

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a hall of fame horse trainer with bay area ties is banned from santa anita ande gate gate fieldings have another horse

received another injury. it happened yesterday morning and he had to be put down. this is the 30th horse to die ht hollendorfer. the courts ordered him to vacate his 46 stalls at santa anita within 72 hours. hollendorfer's horses were scratched from races today and yesterday by a panel of stewards and veterinarians. hollendorfer told the daily racing forum, i have never been suspended or anything like that. i have a lot of employees i want to take care have families who depend on me. i'm training over 100 horses right now. santa anita didn't want me to stay on the ground. my opinion is it was an extreme 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 santa anita meet. it's unclear if its ban will affect santa anita and hollendorfer's ability to race

in california when the meet opens next weekend or delmar, which begins its season july 17th. 6:15 is our time. three east bay businesses are red tagged after a fire tore through several buildings. the massive inferno happened friday night at east 14th street and george way in san leandro... abc7 cornell bernard has what's next for the business owners. >> reporter: sadly neighbors shot cell phone video of this massive fire friday night. the three-alarm fire tore through the upholstery shop and quickly spread to other advises and soon half the city plblock s burning. >> i heard fire, fire. >> reporter: he owns sweet treats jamaican restaurant. he got out of the people out safely but his place suffered damages, one of three businesses to be red tagg

alive. >> reporter: it took almost four hours for the firefighters to get the fire under control. now investigators are looking for a cause. >> as ple back thela colpsthe lot of work to determine where the fire started. >> how close is this? >> reporter: they show us how close the fire got to his house, a few feet. he's been told to relocate for now because the back wall of the upholstery 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 zone. >> reporter: where are you going to go? >> stay with friends. >> reporter: meantime clive barnes is vowing to rebuild his restaurant in the very same spot it's been for 12 years. >> to all of my customers, to all of my friends, you know, we will be back. >> reporter: it may take days before the city can secure or demolish parts of this building now in danger of collapsing. mantime, investigation into the cause of the fire is san leandr7

in the north fans will have plenty of excitement in sonoma today as nascar roars back into wine country for this year's toyota/save mart 350. flag drops pomtly at noon. but there's plenty of prerace excitement. /you're going expect a lot of traffic in and out of the raceway. california native kyle larson was the top qualifier the third year in a row so he will be in the position positile position gets understand way. let's get the weather from lisa argen. >> good morning to you. a ridge of high pressure dominates the weather and as it sits on top of us, it is compressing the marine layer to about 1,000 feet. interesting pictures and the fog down to the central coast. moving in locally over the bay but we still are looking

klei clearer skies inland. numbers are cool in the low 50s san francisco, 50s morgan bay and visibility down to nothing at the coast. you can see the bridge 700 feet just reaching out over the compressed marine layer. 60s in concord, 61 in livermore. another hot day inland. just a few degrees warmer than yesterday as high pressure that is strong, strong ridge of high pressure is still in control. begins to shift to the east. as that does, we're going to see an actual area of low pressure drop down from the gulf of alaska bringing good cooling for the week ahead. walnut creek, lots of sunshine. sunny and hot and comfy at the coast. cooling begins tomorrow. o will take us tou much o

you saw clouds and fog earlier there and as it pulls back from the coast, we will have sunshine at our beaches. temperatures will be in the 60s but tomorrow a lbit of a strongr push as the fog responds to the trough coming down from the north. ait does, it will spread that cooling inland and we will see at least 7 degrees of cooling inland tomorrow and then more significant cooling as we get towards the middle of the week. here's santa cruz just shrouded in the fog. and looking at temperatures in the low 70s there today. mid-60s half moon bay, 68 ocean beach. so we will get the fog and then some sun today. with mid-90s again for concord and livermore. warm is there yesterday on the peninsula. return to the 80s. you were in the 80s yesterday. upper 70s average high for mountain view and in the north bay, it was toasty, in the mid-90s. napa, not quite as warm today. 84 in san rafael, san francisco in the low 70s.

here's the trend as we get to monday. numbers coming down about five degrees inland. 70s around the bay butsday we'r. and by chens chewednesday, chec. cooler oranges and greens. and the warmest day out of the next seven with mid-90s inland, mid-80s around the bay and fog retreating to the coast. upper 60s there. as we look towards monday the heat eases inland. morning fog to afternoon sun for the rest of the week. mornings much cooler. you download our accuweather ach a app you notice for june a little on the cooler side but we will warm it up next week again. pretty nice, not too many complaints about the first weekend of summer.

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good morning, and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris wen. we're off to a cool start across the bay area. here's lisa argen tracking conditions where you link. >> here's summer looking like summer underneath the golden gate bridge. numbers in the 50s. warm day yesterday. making subtle changes to the forecast today. you can see the deck of low clouds here just making it to the tower of the golden gate bridge. beautiful shot. temperatures back into the 70s in the city but it's going to be a while until we get there. cool in the low 50s, santa rosa and concord. look what happens by 10:00, 80s in delta, 70s in oakland and by the time we get towards 2:00, it's mid-80s in our inland valleys. 70 in the city so another nice day with temperatures a bit above average. that sea breeze helps us out at the coast. low 60s by the afternoon and cooler for the week ahead.

hopefully you didn't get too used to the warmth. ly have a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> lisa, thank you. this morning president trump is signaling a major u-turn on iran. days after calling off the military strike, the president is now talking about the u.s. and iran possibly 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 cecilia vega with the update. >> reporter: saying he hopes to one day be best friends with iran, president trump a softer tone for one of america's greatest adversaries. >> if iran wants to become a wealthy nation again, become a prosperous nation, we'll call it let's make iran great again. does that make sense? make iran great again. >> 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 who was loose 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 a 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 an more accurate estimate. everybody was saying i'm a war monger. and now they say i'm a dove. and i think i'm neither if you want to know the truth. i'm a man with expense. 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 bolten? >> yeah, i do. i have john bolton, who i would definitely say is a hawk and i have other people who are on the other side of the equation. the only one that 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 -- high-quality people. >> reporter: cecilia vega, abc news, the white house. later this morning on "this week with stoerj stephanopoulos" martha raddatz goes one on one with presidential candidate cory booker ahead of the debates. and we will hear more about iran with the top man at the services armies committee. a funeral for malia davis

was held in houston, texas. she's the 4-year-old girl who disappeared and was later found dead. our sister station abc 13 got ahold of the program that honored the girl. photos of a very happy maleah lines the pages. the program contained a letter written as if it was written by maleah herself. her favorite little pony rainbow dash was on the casket. >> we put her on rainbow dash where she was riding rainbow da dash. >> terry bears a teddy bears ar collected to be donated. the mother's ex-fiancee is arrested in connection to the girl's disappearance. the southern california family thought they had a perfect tiny home to start a life, even agreeing to be on a

tv show about it. now they discovered the home they thought belonged to them did not and now it disappeared. >> we want to welcome you officially to tiny house! >> reporter: a small dream that currented into a big nightmare for rebekah and ben richards. >> they put their big fancy tv show on and everybody's watching it and they're benefiting from everybody watching and 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 to nashville, tennessee. they wanted a home they could asford and mike bedsole who sold them an idea based on the tiny moment trend. one keyoing that, the trailer on which their home would sit would be paid for by the tv show. however, there was a crash. >> the builder said wie were no

able to accept the trailer from the tv show, we had to go with his supplier. >> reporter: receipts and emails show richards paid $11,500 for the trailer. >> the expectation is registered the title in our name or documentation to register the title. >> reporter: as the episode went into production, the richards say they were still trying to secure financing, which almost put the brakes on going forward. >> he said that as long as we paid for the trailer in full, that he would commit to doing the tv show and guarantee to having the home completed by filming. >> reporter: after the home was finished and filming wraps, they said the home still needed some major fixes. so it went back to bedsole's workshop and with nowhere else to live, the family moved into it. that's when they asked bedsole for a final quote. do it. some reason, he wouldn' >> mike, you need to answer our questions. >> reporter: the richards say they confronted bedsole after they learned he was being

evicted from the property. >> you're being evicted from the property for being five months late on your payments. and so this house needs to be moved from the property. so what are we supposed to do with everything in the house? >> reporter: weiss news contacted the property owner who confirmed bedsole was evicted and still owes them $30,000. soon after their confrontation with bedsole, the richards 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 house, we'll have you arrested for stealing. we said what are you talking about? he said you don't own the title to the house. >> reporter: richard says bedsole put the trailer inthe property. >> we had written to the builder, where is our tiny house? no response at all. >> reporter: three months later the show airs only by that time they have no idea where their home is.

them yesterday the richards say tey found it listed on a real estate site going for $148,000. the home put up for sale by mike bedsole. >> and now we can't afford a lawyer to even seek -- to get our house back and seek justice for what has been done. >> reporter: the richards say they contacted the producers of "tiny house nation" who told them it was between them and bedsole. for in our their dream of owning their first home appears to be gone. >> all we can do is pack two suitcases and drive back to california. >> we reached out to mike beds ma bedsole and his company for a comment. they did not respond for our request. still ahead on abc7 mornrg,r a family shelter. how a tech start-up is helping build a better bay area for the homeless. as we head to break, a live look outside from our peer 39 camera. lisa argen will have your

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lisa, we are finally starting to see the sun peek through in some of the bay parts of the area. >> we are. but our north gradient is winning out. normally we have the east/west gradient that allows that push. that's what will happen tomorrow. right now from our roof cameras and sun in the city, 55 and looking at low 60s, where temperatures stay milder overnight. so the last warm day out of the next seven, i'll explain next. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead -- an amazing start for outfielder alex dickerson to his giants career. what he

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in sports this afternoon, the a's will try to win their four-game weekend series against the tampa bay rays. first pitch is at 1:07 p.m. and diamondbacks will try here's anthony flores with the highlights. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. when it comes to flashing the weather, matt chapman is better than gold, he's platinum. last year fans voted him as the best defensive player in the league at any position. the a's third baseman showing 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. er chatman jacks his 18th home

run. solo shot to give the a's a 2-1 lead. mike fiers allowed just one run in six innings but ryan buckner gives up the lead with a solo home run to g-man choi. we're now at a deuce. petit struck out four. bottom seventh, chatman comes through in the clutch. 3-2 a's. hendricks would come in for his first save attempt of the season. strikes out two, including tommy pham to end it. a's win 4-2. >> throwing the ball well now. happy to do that. if it's in the ninth, it's in the ninth. if not, it's not. i'm happy just playing. we have guys who can do a lot of things and if i'm sixth, seventh, eighth, doesn't bother me. >> giants and diamondbacks, alex dickerson was a double shy of

the cycle. get it in his first at-bat and run scores. next pitch, crawford with the base hit. dickerson comes home, 3-2 after two. dickerson another double and two runs score. his nine rbi are the most of any player in their first two games with the giants. next pitch, crawford knocked him home. another base hit. 5-3 giants. top ninth, mike yastrzemski puts the game on ice. giants win 7-4. kyle larson began racing in northern 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. for the third year in a row, larson will start the toyota save mart 350 in the pole position. he said a track qualifying

record with 1:34, breaking the old mark by 3 seconds set by mark martin. can he now stop the trend of winning the pole but not the race? >> cool to get a third win at the pole at my home track. ainges to a thanks to all of my guys for preparing another fast race car. ticlytheee if we can do better getting a check now of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. we have some subtle changes out there. it has to do with low clouds, fog, marine lair and puyer withf cooler air. here's a look outside from our emeryville camera, once again it's a warm day in oakland. near 80. if you're headed over to watch the a's play, hopefully another win for them. here's a look at the temperatures throughout the afternoon.

game starts 1:07. upper 70s we should be. 79 at 2:00, 3:00. 4:00 still upper 70s. still pleasant through 6:00, low 70s. nice day on the east bay, little warm in the sun. but you notice the fog here from mt. tam. that will keep us cool with the sea breeze for parts of the north bay and immediate shoreline on the peninsula. boy, it got warm yesterday in redwood city and mountain view. today numbers once again above average. here's a look at live doppler 7. no precip to talk about, just low clouds and fog. still have a strong flow from the north and that is what is keeping most of the fog out of the bay for now. it's due to a big ridge of high pressure, compressing the marine layer. sunny in san francisco 55, 58 in oakland, 62 mountain view, morgan hill 54, half moon bay mid-50s, and the peninsula, upper 70s where you should be,

san mateo should be comfortable with the sea breeze and sfo well into the 70s. 52 santa rosa. upper 50s at the airport in napa, 51 petaluma, 60 in livermore. sea lions not here. should be back at the end of july. few outliers there. temperatures 73, average high 67 today. once again a little above average but you will have the sea breeze sunny and hot inland. coolest day should be wednesday and thursday. for much cooler weather, as we lock at napa, for example. upper 80s today above average. numbers coming down a few degrees tomorrow and tuesday. by the middle of the week mid-70s near 80 friday and saturday. rebound after about thursday. in the south bay, it was warm yesterday around hill view and san jose. 89 in santa clara. sunniville 87. warmer for the peninsula with 83

in menlo park. and 89 in city. and east bay once again getting toasty out towards brentwood and livermore at 92. pittsburg 92. san ramon 91. upper 60s with sun at the coast. mid-80s around the bay. mid-90s inland. you wish it could last, right? downloud our accuweather app, more fog and marine cool air tuesday. breezy wednesday and thursday with temperatures a little below average for the end of june. and then we will be talking about the fourth of july. june is shaping up to be just fine. /you li if you like it warm, today is the day. >> lisa, thank you.

abc7 is dedicated to telling stories about people and placing in our community who are building a better bay area. abc7 news case lorton has the story about how a tech company and shelter came together to improve the lives of homeless women and children in san francisco. >> reporter: alexandra wood is vp of an online start-up headquartered in san francisco. in march she and a team of 40 set out to transform the star community home in one day. >> this is a woman's shelt are for moms and their children. we wanted them to feel special. >> reporter: now they're enjoying the colorful new play room, chic dining space and luxurious corners. >> i like it. >> reporter: he's been living at the home with his mother and younger brother two years. his mother came to the u.s. from aretreeia through political asylum. she and her boys ended up homeless in san francisco and

catholic charities found her a home at star. since they opened seven years ago, star community h than 1 sthr,100 women and child. they stay about six months and 97 leave because they found stable housing. housing in san ildren just francisco. >> i'm so happy can. >> reporter: program director lucia lopez noticed other star families have been happy too, ever since the makeover. >> for some reason this new transformation helps the families be a little more nicer to each other. >> reporter: she said she hopes they spread the love to more spaces in need. >> design can be life changing. >> reporter: in san francisco, kate larsen, abc7 you? s. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. join them by sharing better bay area on

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happening today, dozens of people with big dreams being led on a tour of rosie the riveter park. they will meet 97-year-old betty reid soskin who helped establish the park to honor women during world war ii. it is part of a tour organized by the martin luther king

freedom center. australia kin is also hosting a sign for her book at 2:00 p.m. what a great experience for those kids. >> absolutely g history lesson there. we're waking up to patchy fog. it is dense in spots along the coast f you're down riding or walking or driving around highway 1, do be careful. 66 later today with sun in half moon bay. another day in the low 70s of san francisco, 80 in oakland. you feel the sea breeze across the day but not inland where we have the mid-90s. tomorrow more cooling as the heat eases inland looking at morning fog, afternoon sun on tuesday and pronounced cooling trend in the middle of this week. today's it for the warmth out there. >> i like it. lisa, thank you. and thanks to you for joining us on abc7 mornings. "good morning america" is next.

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