good morning. it is sunday july 21st. i'm kumasi aaron. we're going to get started with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, kumasi, good morning to you. a pretty good cloud deck, low clouds extend to the lower valley. we're looking at mist and drizzle. here is the golden gate bridge. believe it or not, a little sun at the coast. may take time. mid to late morning. 62 in redwood city with mid-50s in morgan hill. another look at sfo where on the peninsula the clouds have made their way in. looking at 70s here later on today. so it is in the upper 50s,

concord and livermore. overall we're trending cooler, anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees cooler. as we go through the morning, mid-morning, the clouds will retreat to the shoreline. we're looking at numbers in the 70s to low 80s by noontime. the warm-up comes inland where we'll see 90 by the delta. staying cool, partly cloudy skies at the coast with 80 at the bay. kumasi. >> thank you. developing news in concord where police are searching for pickup driver after a motorcyclist is killed by hit-and-run. the biker was trying to pass a toyota prius. the two collided around 12:30 this morning and the biker was thrown off the motorcycle. police say a pickup driver then ran over the biker and did not stop. the biker died at the scene. the driver of the prius is cooperating with police. neighbors in mountain view are calling for change after a woman was attacked while working out in creekside park. the suspect has been arrested.

this is the second attack in that park this year. abc 7 news reporter has the story. >> reporter: a popular creek side trail. noises most common, bikes, people working out, nature. at 9:42 a.m., a woman's plea for help was heard loud and clear. >> came up behind her, wrapped his hand around her mouth and attempted toift her . she began kicking and screaming which alerted passersby. the man became spooked and dropped her and left. >> the suspect, sergio martinez, mountain view police detained him after they reported him prowling around the neighborhood. >> detectives were able to determine the individual who had been detained for prowling was actually the same suspect in the attack in the park. >> i walk to work in the morning at 6:30, and i have to be very aware. >> february 25th, a woman was attacked. >> a gentleman who was a french national was staying in the

area, and he viciously attacked a woman. >> they have lived in the neighborhood for years. they want the cities to make some changes. >> over the years, it's becoming less safe unfortunately. right here, make it more secure area, you know. with lights. >> martinez is facing charges of rape, attempted kidnapping and false imprisonment. and prowling. what's concerning to mountain view police is there might be other victims out there and asks anyone with information to come forward. in mountain view, luz pena, abc 7 news. in the east bay firefighters are battling a wildfire on mount diablo. cal fire says its crews will be working overnight to put out the flames. you can see the flames in the picture tweeted yesterday. late last night the fire on summit road had burned about four acres. it's been eight months since the campfire devastated

paradise. today the town's public swimming pool is set to reopen for the first time since that fire. the crews finished painting and cleaning the pool last week. it hasn't been opened since the camp fire killed 85 people and destroyed most of the town. swimmers can now lift their spirits by taking a dip in more than 2,000 gallons of water. >> people lost their private pools in their homes. the fact health clubs had been -- had pools that were destroyed, this is the only pool people can swim in. new numbers released by the governor's office shows paradise's population has plunged by 90%. about 2,000 people currently live in paradise. that's down from 27,000 before the fire. we are taking a live look at sfo. we get a sneak peek at a newly renovated terminal at the airport before it opens to public. part one of three-phase project to make the terminal one of the best in the world. as nbc news anchor eric thomas

tells us, it's named after a trail blazing san francisco politician whose career was tragically cut short. >> how is everyone doing? >> it was fitting abc 7's own vic lee mc'd the preview of harvey milk terminal at sfo. after all, vic is one of the few, maybe the only journalist active who was active when milk joined san francisco board of supervisors back in 1907s. >> i do remember vividly the euphoria, the excitement the day he was elected to the board. the first openly gay politician elected in california. >> that euphoria was cut shut when milk and mayor were assassinated in 1998. ♪ >> it wasn't a day of sorrow. it was more of a celebration. the new terminal will open soon with nine gates for southwest and jet blue but that's just the start. >> i know we have three phases in this project for terminal

one. we have completed phase one. >> when completed in 2023, the new terminal will feature a total of 25 gates, new passenger loading bridges, and new concessions. total cost $2.4 billion. >> that was eric thomas reporting. nine gates open on tuesday for southwest and jetblue customers. as part of abc 7's continuing commitment to building a better bay area and the need to combat homelessness, abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian introduces us to a 17-year-old who spends his time making care packages for the homeless. it's not just that, though. he sits down with them to find out what their needs are and asks just one question, how can i help? >> would you like a care package today? how is you guys day going? >> to say patel is compassionate would be an understatement. at just 17, he started the

homeless benefactors coalition. on weekends he spends time with the homeless. today he's in san francisco's tenderloin district passing out hygiene kits and food. >> i see them as true people. some people might see them as scary because they might have mental issues and stuff like that but i take them as regular people. >> he had a lengthy conversation with frank who has been homeless for a decade. the fact that the teen took time to talk brought tears to his eyes. >> it's nice. it hurts a little but i'll take what i can get. >> why does it hurt a little? >> because he's a kid, and i'm a grown man. >> it all actually started here in the tenderloin. he used to come here as a child to visit his grandparents who owned this hotel. this essentially is his community. >> to see that my son wants to come here and help the same community is really amazing. i think for me it feels good.

>> this is his first time volunteering with the coalition. >> being out here with him, i was a little nervous at first. it's not something i'm used to, not something we generally do, but it's been a great experience. >> it's very nice the way he's showing he loves us and cares. >> in san francisco, lisa gulezian, abc news. a senior in high school plans to hold more events throughout the year in different parts of the bay area. love that story. we're talking about a slow, gradual warm-up today? >> you got it. it's going to be just in parts of the bay. >> okay. >> we're going to pinpoint that for you. as we look outside from emeryville right now, it is about 61 in oakland. it's been comfortable there in the low 70s. we're going to keep it that way. inland numbers come up about 5 degrees, maybe more in spots. i'll detail that forecast for you coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead, millions dealing with extreme heat this weekend.

we're going to take a look at some of the trouble spots. rising tensions between iran and western countries. how the u.s. and uk are responding to the easure of a british tanker.

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tensions are rising between iran and western countries. new videos shoes an iranian revolutionary guard seizeing a british tanker for, quote, violating international regulations. abc's elizabeth has more on the u.s. and uk's response dramatic videos when a iranian commander seized a british oil tanker. masked troops dropping from a helicopter as the ship traveled to strait of hormuz. they claim it violated international maritime laws hitting a fishing boat and failing to respond to that crew's calls. the 23 crew members on board could be held until iranians complete their investigation into that collision. the british government called actions dangerous and illegal.

>> we spent a long time this afternoon discussing how we could guarantee safety of british international shipping. >> president trump deployed more troops to the middle east because of iran's threat. >> we've seen no indication that the iranians are prepared for fundamental change the direction of their nation. >> tensions have been growing since u.s. with drew from the nuclear deal and imposed sanctions on iran. >> this goes to show what i'm saying about iran. trouble, nothing but trouble. >> this incident coming just days after the u.s. claimed one of its warships downed an iranian drone in the same area. >> downed a drone yesterday. there's no doubt about that, right? >> no doubt about it. no. we shot it down. >> iran says this video is from the drone the u.s. claims to have destroyed time stamped after the drone went down. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. an american woman and her australian boy friend were killed in canada near the alaskan border. this morning canadian police are

working with fbi and australian police to investigate. family members say china from north carolina with us on a summer road trip with lucas fowler. they were exploring canada's national parks. canadian police say their bodies found on monday near hot springs in british columbia. they say the couple had been shot. >> nothing to indicate their deaths are linked to any other active and ongoing investigations in that area of the province. >> police say it is too soon to tell whether this couple was targeted. new details are emerging this morning after a high-speed police chase in los angeles. some of the suspects are actually from the bay area. friday's chase reached speeds of more than 100 miles an hour on freeways and streets, through l.a.'s san fernando valley. lapd believes the three men inside the car had been breakin more and more suspects tied to the bay area. >> we have crews comprised of gang members from the greater

oakland and san francisco areas that are regularly visiting los angeles for a particular purpose of committing burglary from vehicles. if you have any plans of cominge will catch you. >> the lapd captured all three suspects after they drove into a shopping mall's garage in sherman oaks. a school district in pennsylvania is facing backlash after it threatened to send children to foster care if their lunch bills weren't paid. wyoming valley west school district sent a letter to 1,000 parents, this letter. it was an effort to collect nearly $20,000 in unpaid lunch bills. the letter states that children could be removed from their homes if their parents didn't pay up. district officials had differing opinions on this letter. >> hopefully that gets their attention. certainly did, didn't it? >> when i first read the letter, the top of my head only came off. the only thing missing was when

>> stesentatives expressed concern saying the letter was callous and never should have happened. now the district admits it went too far. it's considering filing liens on properties to get those lunch bills paid. millions of americans continue to deal with stifling, life threatening heat. triple digit temperatures forced many outdoor activities to be canceled. here is abc news report ereport. >> reporter: severe storms fueled by the heat creating a new emergency. hundreds of thousands in michigan are without power while temperatures outside feel like they are in triple digits. >> i don't know if it gets any hotter than this. it's not the heat, it's the humidity that's the problem. >> in new york city, still investigating the cause of a blackout this weekend, the mayor questioning how much stress the power grid can handle during this heat wave. >> the problem is we still don't have a clean answer about what happened last saturday, which is not inspiring confidence. we're keeping a close eye on con ed. >> along the i-95 corridor, millions melting in the

humidity. in boston where there's relative humidity, some finding relief in water parks, same in south carolina. more than 170 million across the country enduring potentially life threatening conditions. this infrared camera showing how hot it feels. >> it's sucking the life out of us. >> what are you doing to stay cool. >> eat ice cream. >> definitely keeping them hydrated, having them drink lots of water. >> officials across the country trying to avoid scenes like this one in atlanta reminding parents not to leave their children inside cars. the humane society in toledo on patrol looking for dogs in this one that were left out in the heat. officials delivering strong advice to stay out of the sun and stay hydrated. they are encouraging children to remain vigilant, check on neighbors. if you see someone in distress, call 911 immediately. abc news new york. >> meteorologist lisa argen tracking the forecast. thankfully not that hot, lisa. i do like it warm, but that's a

little too warm. >> exactly, kumasi. we'll look at a little bit of relief in just a moment. for us, we'll bring on the heat. slowly by the middle of the week, our warmest temperatures are inland. live doppler 7, low clouds, fog. it's great out there. mist and drizzle as well. you may need your wipers as we look at the pattern. this is the ridge of high pressure that's going to build in to the bay area. it's going to build in and allow for the heat to encompass much of our inland valleys. near 100 bit middle of the week. this low pressure keeps clouds, on-shore flow with us throughout the next seven days. how hot is it? upper 90s northeast boston, new york, d.c. look at that, 77 in chicago. it's raining there. so they do have high humidity but they have got some relief from canada. we're going to spread that relief to the north and east. in the dark red just south of chicago looking at an excessive heat warning. that involves the northeast from boston to d.c. and a heat

advisory north, south carolina, western tennessee. it is getting slightly better. more improvement as we get to monday. check out the south bay. beautiful view here. mostly cloudy, 56, san francisco, 61 in oakland, 62 redwood city, mid-50s morgan hill and half moon bay. mount tam, deck of clouds, mist and drizzle headed over golden gate bridge, 53 petaluma. it's cold. 52 in santa rosa, upper 50s concord and livermore. the deck of low clouds from walnut creek. it has definitely allowed for a damp pavement below it, but this continues to compress and shrink as we go through the next several days waking up to clear sky by tuesday inland with that fog just confined to the shorelines. we've got the mist and drizzle, warmer day by 5 or 6 degrees, our friends in fairfield and livermore valley. the heat as it builds inland, keeping it cool at the coast. 63, 67 do you want over in oakland once again low 70s.

how about 85 in walnut creek. you head further inland out towards antioch. you will hit about 90 degrees. the rest of you in the south bay, 85, 81 santa rosa, 79 napa, 80 in san rafael, concord, livermore, 87. taking it into monday. warm inland, upper 80s, low- to mid-90s. 60s and 70s across the bay. a little change here into tuesday. it's wednesday when we're looking at the warmest numbers. near 100 degrees up towards clear lake, also out towards the delta and keeping it comfortable closer to the ball. 80s around the bay, the warmth inland today with patchy morning fog clearing by mid to late morning. looking at the numbers slowly climb further into monday. tuesday we have the wide range. wednesday and thursday it's hot inland. keeping it very comfortable at the coast. download accuweather app and see temperatures hour by hour.

meantime a little warmer, feeling more like summer today. >> summer weather. sounds good. >> thanks, lisa. >> abc's new brand, localish, sharing inspiring stories in weekly digital series called "more in common." this week hula dancing might seem simple but these hawaiians know it takes a lifetime to master. ♪ >> you've brought so many people together with your music. >> hula is like poetry in motion. as a composer i write specifically for hula. >> i notice you have very long fingernails. >> this will do the up and this will do the down. >> what are you advocating for? >> for independence because we are militarily occupied by america. >> she's politically involved but i'm proud to be an american, unlike that sovereignty she's talking about. but the marvelous thing is we all can dance side by side. >> my father disowned when i

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with what's ahead. >> good morning. coming up here on "gma," blackouts and boiling temperatures. 29 states grappling with dangerous heat. hundreds of thousands without power. rob marciano has the latest on when to expect relief. a show of force, iran releases gripping new video, commandos seizing a british oil tanker, conflict continuing to escalate. how the trump administration is now responding. finally a hero's welcome. a familiar meets the construction workers who saved their children from a burning building. an emotional reunion and face of courage in danger. that's all ahead on "gma." yesterday marked 50 years since man landed on the moon. the bay area played a pivotal role. a look back on the "uss hornet" in alameda. >> one small step for man, one

giant leap for mankind. >> 50 years ago the nation stopped as they watched buzz aldrin and neil armstrong walk on the moon. >> the courage, blows me away. >> navy veteran tom trudell, among thousands that came aboard "uss hornet", the ship that picked up three astronauts after splashdown. >> because it happened back on earth, i think their recovery was what sort of fascinated me the most. >> i was just in the right place at the right time. >> bruce johnson copiloted the helicopter that plucked the astronauts from the ocean. he said it all happened very fast. >> they splashed down at 5:20 and we had them back on board before 6:00. >> i was the crew flight surgeon. >> the first to see and communicate with armstrong, aldrin and collins. he needed to know if they were okay but only hand signals would work.

the noise of the chopper was too loud. >> as they came into the helicopter i got a thumbs-up, one, two, three. as i say, my life was complete. they were okay. >> what a relief. >> what a relief. >> on board the hornet not everything went according to plan aboard the facility. >> several nights prior to that they painted a nice white pathway from mqf to the helicopter. the paint wasn't drying. >> a few glitches but somehow it all worked despite so many odds and low technology. >> my phone right here has about 200,000 more computer power than computers used to go to the moon and back. >> in alameda, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. still to come on abc 7 mornings, president trump fights for a popular rapper. the fight to free asap rocky in sweden. bankrupt, more than 1,000 charming charlie sto

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good morning, everyone. it's 6:30 and we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. today may be the last day from our east bay valleys you get such a view of this because our marine layer will be compressed in the next several days. that means more confined around

the bay and along the shoreline. root for a warm-up, route 56, san francisco 56, 62 redwood city and walnut creek you can see just a little bit of that low cloud deck. cool in the north bay, mist, drizzle, cooler than yesterday at this time. 3 to 5 degrees cooler but the trend reverses today as we look at numbers around 9:00. 60s and 70s. look at those oranges come into play later in the day inland valleys. well into the 80s in lyndon. by later afternoon, comfortable around the bay. the sea breeze kicks up along the coast. we'll talk how hot it's going to get inland coming up. kumasi. >> thanks, lisa. new this morning tens of thousands of people in hong kong are demanding an investigation into police brutality. this video from shows them marching on the street. they say police have used violent tactics against pro democracy protesters. massive protests started last

month over a bill about extradition. hong kong's leader has since declared it dead but many want to resign. protesters are concerned about civil rights. president trump is stepping up for popular rapper. asap rocky has been in prison in sweden for more than two weeks after an altercation. he says it was self-defense and he has a video to prove it. white house coordinator has more in the effort to free him. >> reporter: in an unusual telephone call pleading with an ally, prime minister of sweden, to intervene with asap rocky who has been detained there for two weeks. trump tweeting, he assured me he would be tweeted fairly. i assured him he's not a flight risk and would personally vouch for his bail. he's in his third week in jail. prosecutors caught this on camera on the streets of

stockholm. tmz obtaining this video of june 30th altercation that landed the grammy nominated artist and two back-up performers behind bars. without criminal charges the artist maintaining he acted in self-defense posting this instagram allegedly showing the moments leading up to that fight. >> we not trying to fight y'all. we not trying to go to jail. two men appearing to follow the group, even throwing headphones at the rapper's bodyguard. tonight one of those men under investigation but neither in custody. the rapper detention sparking outrage. the first lady and kanye west making the case to the president he should get involved. this coming as president trump deals with a racial firestorm after he tweeted suggesting four minority congresswomen should go back to, quote, the equipment infested places from which they came, and then later stood silent as crowds during his rally chanted "send her back." in the oval office friday the president saying he's received many calls about this case.

>> i personally don't know asap rocky, but i can tell you that he has tremendous support from the african-american community in this country. when i say african-american, i think i can really say from everybody in this country, because we're all one. >> reporter: abc news, washington. coming up on this week with george stephanopoulos you'll hear from president trump's 2020 campaign adviser on what the president is doing differently during his second run for office. and democratic presidential kentucky derby montana governor steve bullock explains why he should get the democratic nomination. this week with george stephanopoulos starts at 8:00 after the weekend edition of good morning america. it's becoming all too common, another chain going bankrupt. more than 1,000 charming charlie stores are expected to close by good at the end of the year. as 7 on your side michael finney tells us, it's deja vu all over again. >> reporter: we've been here

before, and it years ago. charming charlie is back in bankruptcy. >> have you ever shopped in charming charlie? >> yes, i've been in there, it's lovely. >> is it a gift shop? >> it's all stuff for women. >> they are shutting down, going out of business. >> oh, i see. >> she actually does see. big sale signs in the window, smaller signs inside. the merchandise being picked over. all the charming charlie stores are closing between now and the end of next month. gift cards can no longer be used online and will be no longer accepted in stores after august 14th. gift card girlfriend shelly hunter says it's time to hustle if you have one of the store's gift cards. >> if you have a charming charlie gift card you need to get to the stores right away. first of all the company is no longer selling on the website. gift cards will only be acceptable through august 14th. the stores are in liquidation so much of the merchandise has been picked over.

re shlesa don't panic but keep that in mind. >> oftentimes a company will close an underperforming store. so i don't want you to be alarmed by one particular brand because you see one store closing. when you start to see going out of business and liquidation sales multiple stores for any pick company, then it is time to think about customer reward program, gift cards or any perks you have with that establishment. >> shelley says it's best to use your gift cards soon after receiving them. she said those not yet used should be put in your wallet or placed next to the computer where you do your online shopping. >> have a plan and process for your gift cards just like you would any financial instrument. you don't throw your debit card on the dresser as you head out each day, so don't do that with your gift cards either. >> that was michael finney. another reason to move fast with charming charlie's is the store open today could be closed

tomorrow which means your card might still be good but you have to drive a distance. fashion retailer zara is committed to going green. zara will only sell clothes made of organic, recyclable fabrics by 2025, the company planned to reduce carbon emissions, save energy and minimize waste. there are more than 2,000 zara stores worldwide. still ahead on abc mornings, encouraging kids to get moving and eat healthy. steph and ayesha curry kick off a new program in oakland. it's 6:37 and we are taking a live look at the san mateo bridge. it's really foggy, kind of hazy out there this morning. going to see if it's changing any time soon. lisa argen here with the forecast in just a few minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area and it looks like steph and ayesha curry are committed to building a better oakland. abc 7 anchor was there as they made a promise to east bay kids. >> maybe stand up and give the loudest applause possible to ayesha and steph curry. >> to a crowd of 1,000 kids from "parks and rec" town camps, this is a moment years in the making for steph and ayesha curry. >> if you ever doubt yourself for a second, i want you to know you have two people in your corner. >> each are the pillars of the foundation kicking off at lake side park. a collaboration of their

passions that gets kids out from behind the screens and gets them everything they need to succeed. >> obviously for me the nutrition side of things is very important. i feel like that gets the ball rolling for them to have an education. >> sports, learning about myself >> and building confidence and meeting people. >> in between the relay races, the healthy food that keeps 71% of kids in oakland who qualify for free or reduced moments and sentiments from hildren -- >> came out here to help us. >> keeping a program like this in oakland where it is so needed even when the warriors move across the bay is what touches this community the most. >> it does mean a lot. i think as young philanthropists, it's also saying to group of millennial leaders how to take how you've been blessed and to sh, little play at the dunk tank for the currys, who had a special

surprise for each and every child here. >> i think everyone should get under armour. the gift of shoes and the longer lasting gift the currys themselves and the people who make eat, learn, play possible for oakland. >> thank you steph and ayesha. we love you. what's next? the foundation says they are deeply rooted in oakland and plan to focus city now but do have plans to expand later. in oakland, do you guys want to take me out? >> abc 7 news. oh, my gosh. that dunk tank was hilarious. >> it was cute. >> is it a dunk tank type of day? we're not that hot. >> not that hot. we'll have to wait a while. in oakland, we'll see 70s.

3:00 or 4:00 we'll reach the hi temperature, 46 in truckee, 85. beautiful in the sierra nevada. you head to nevada and, boy, the heat is on. it's even hotter there. while we're enjoying typical warmth there in lake tahoe, we've got the heat coming into play for east bay valleys. i'll explain coming up. giants have seven-game winning streak snapped. today a rookie from holster hopes to help the team win the series against the mets.

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in sports giants and a's going for victory. a's face twins in minnesota and giants face mets at 1:05. the pitcher, a holster native will make his major league debut. a's and giants have been on hot streaks as of late. anthony flores has more in sports. good morning, home to hottest in baseball. a's won 27 of last 28 games including a nailbiter in minnesota. they lead in home runs this season and are on pace for the most homers in a season. first and third batters brett anderson face both go yard 2-0 twins just like that. a's couldn't get anything going. mark cano with two-run bomb to the second deck.

next batter goes out of the yard. just like that 3-2 a's. they trailed 4-3 with two outs in the 9th. cano gets hit by a pitch. next batter, double to the left field corner. cano stops at third. next batter chris davis hits it so hard it bounces off the first baseman into shallow right. both runners score and a's take a 5-4 lead. over? no. twins load the bases against hendricks with just one out but mitch garber grounds into the game ending double play. the a's survive 5-4. they can take three or four with a win later today. despite a loss to the mets, giants are still red hot. the orange and black are 13-3 for the month and climbed to just 2 1/2 games out of the second wild card spot. hey, she's having a lot of fun at the ballpark.

i can't say the same here. second inning dominic smith, we have lift off. a rocket out of the park. es 3-for-5 with rbi 1-0 mets. 5th inning 2-0. mcneil doubles the lead with two-run homer. off the top of the foul poll. five innings, seven strikeouts but picks up the loss. new york would get two more homers in the sixth. todd frazier solo shot. pete alonso with a pinch hit, three-run homer, his fifth of the season. giants streak is over. your final 11-4. to the pitch, quakes taking on whitecaps, san jose down 1-0 to the 16th minute. espinoza shot, there for rebound. 1-1. 33rd minute, shot off the post ad hits the back of the keeper, heads towards the goal line and thrown out. he gets credit for goal 2-1 quakes. one more in the 79th minute.

espinoza with nice pass to magnus erickson. he doesn't miss. quakes go on to win 3-1. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores, have a great sunday. 6:49, we're getting a check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, good morning, kumasi. good morning to you. here is a look at east bay hills, low clouds, fog, nice view. sun coming up after 6:00. temperatures coming up 5 to 7 degrees in the inland valleys. that includes walnut creek, livermore, also into the delta region. and we're also looking at that warm-up not totally just for inland valleys but we're going to see heat come on into the middle of next week. there's a look at santa ruz right now where temperatures are on the cooler side of average. in fact, we're looking at numbers in the 50s right now. throughout the afternoon things will warm up to where we should be this time of year. as we get going here, i've got

to get the right clicker here. there we go. live doppler 7, low clouds and fog pushing inland. another vantage point there where numbers are in the 50s san francisco, 62 redwood city, mid-50s morgan hill and half moon bay. we'll look at the numbers fairly seasonal for this late july day. in fact, above average as we go into wednesday an thursday. 58 in concord. santa cruz will brighten up. we'll have sunny conditions. it will be in the 70s there. breezy winds still in the low 60s, ocean beach, half moon bay, limited sunshine. it's going to take all day to clear. when it does clear, partly sunny at times with gusty winds. looking at monterey 68 degrees. in the south bay today, numbers will be in the mid-80s. we should see about 83 for an average high. so feeling pretty nice at 5. 86 los gatos, 82 sunnyvale. peninsula looking at numbers in the upper 70s for pto, 80 mou, 72 upper

60s. cool to mild here. in the north bay numbers coming up a few degreesor 81 santa rosa, 92 lake port. by the middle of the week add 10 degrees to inland valleys. today very much what we've been used to with low 70s, berkeley, oakland, mid-70s in san leandro, hayward and fremont. a little warmer in the 80s. inland today, low 80s in san ramon, 84 pleasanton, upper 80s by delta. 90 today by fairfield. you'll notice a notable warm-up in the inland valleys. 50s across the bay tonight with low clouds and fog staying closer to the shoreline. around the bay not making that inland push in the accuweather seven-day forecast p widespread fog, mist and drizzle, 80s around the bay, 90s inland. a bit of a warm-up inland and keep that trend going with mid nipsey monday and tuesday inland staying the same around the bay and coast. by the middle of the week, it is hot, near 100 degrees.

download accuweather app and that spread gets larger, 35 to 40 degree spread from the coast to the inland areas. yes, then it comes down just slightly. it's going to be very summer-like. >> enjoy. >> get used to that as you get welcomed into the bay. >> thanks, lisa. >> up next, another effort to go green in berkeley. here is the question, though, would you rent a cup? a new service launching later this summer.

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. all right, you guys. here are the winning numbers from last night's $54 million powerball drawing. 5, 26, 36, 64, 69, and the powerball 19. there were no jackpot winners so it goes up to $63 million on wednesday. and the winning numbers from last night's $64 million superlotto plus drawing, 1, 17, 28, 29, 43, and the mega number 4. there were no jackpot winners. one ticket sold at 7-eleven on pier avenue in mountain view matched five numbers. i'm sure you've heard about renting bikes and scooters but how about renting a beverage cup? the city of berkeley plans to launch a reusable cup loan service. businesses will partner with vessel, which is a reusable to go cup service. it will start in september. customers check out steel cups

with silicone lids on this app and hunter-reay them within five days. they will be fined $15 if the cup is late. by january berkeley will require vendors to only use compostable items and charge 25 cents for disposable cups. tonight a bay area man gets his shot at winning $100,000 on pyramid. he we play with susan watson from "this is us." >> a church of mormon goes to a different country. >> mission. >> missed it. it was missionary. >> the $100,000 pyramid airs tonight at 9:00 on abc. at 10:00 a new episode of "to tell the truth." followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. disney and marvel studios "avengers: end game" expected to become the top grossing film of all time. marvel chief kevin fahey and his team announced at comic-con in san diego. as of friday it made $2.789

billion worldwide. that's $500,000 behind james cameron's "avatar" which held the spot for the last decade. that gap to be closed today. disney is the parent company of abc 7. did you go see the movie? >> i didn't. how about you. >> i did. i wasn't into it but there was so much hype and i like it. >> it grew on you. >> yes. >> that happens. >> what about the weather. >> it will grow on you, too. 60s at the coast, 90s inland. boy, gets sizzling hot inland, staying comfortable 80s around the bay, 60s at the shoreline. that is certainly something some folks may like. it's been a little cooler than usual inland. >> sounds good. all right. thanks for joining us abc 7 mornings. i'm kumasi aaron with lisa argen. the news continues at 9:00 and good morning america is next.

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