we're starting with a quick hook at our forecast. >> good morning to you. here is live doppler 7 where the fog has extended so far into concord. you can see some of the low clouds. temperatures in the low 50s. 58 in san francisco. so two to four degrees cooling right now in our inland and east bay. we still have the clear sky here in the city, but we will be looking for some clouds to move all away the bay this morning. by noontime just in the 70s

inland and around the bay. in the afternoon we will be hard pressed to reach 80. so cooler day today. especially inland where temperatures will come down another three to four degrees. a bit of a warming trend for the week ahead. today a neighborhood group will hold a rally to support a woman attacked outside our condo complex. we have been focussed on this story because one of the concerns is public safety. on friday the judge ordered the suspect to wear an ankle monitor after she saw the video of the attack which wasn't presented initially in court. >> the fact that he was released out a real plan around how we're going to get him the help that he needs to not do what he did again, that's what i'm concerned

about. >> supervisor matt heyny weighed in saying in a new statement it is unacceptable for people with severe mental illness to be released to our treats without being homeless navigation centers could also be coming to other parts of san francisco. there is a proposal to build one in the city's bay view district. it is met with opposition, especially from business owners in that area. >> because of the homeless problem, we are not going to do business in this area of san francisco. >> reporter: according to ray who is spearheading the campaign, the homeless are bad for his bottom line. >> we have all had experience with crimes of all natures, arson, theft, drug abuse,

prostitution, just -- it just rans rampid. >> reporter: right now a navigation center is set up nearby. outside are tents and rv. he and many others who signed a petition to stop the center are sure it will happen at the proposed sight as well. he signed leon's petition. >> they peeed in front of us right here. what can you do? and police said it's not help anybody. i cannot help. that's why i do not think it is a good idea. >> reporter: the mayor said we need more shelters like the bay view where there aren't currently enough resources to help the people who need them. >> i would really benefit from the homeless center, you know, from them opening a homeless

center, so i'm all for. >> reportea autola mindstreet. >> the streets are cleaner. a lot more homeless people have a bed to sleep in and a roof. >> reporter: there will be a community meeting on monday to talk about a proposed sight. hundreds rallied on the steps of san francisco hall urging congress to act and prevent gun violence. yesterday the group moms demand action gathered in the response to shootings. many said enough is enough, calling on lawmakers to prevent gun control. >> it is heart-breaking. no young person deserves to lose thr life, y every day things. >> participants are calling for a senate red flag bill to keep

some people froming eliberio morning. this will be the tenth day of deliberations. on thursday jurors asked for a read back of tom from someone ivt the ghost ship warehouse. she testified the need for fire sprinklers came up at house meetings but said she didn't have the $50,000 needed to get them installed. service restored after two main water breaks. it ruptured early yesterday morning. crews were able to cap that leak around 7:00 last night. then a second leak happened on fresno street. the city says customers who see discoloration in their water should flush the line until that water turns clear. call the city water department.

there is no service which affects the lafayette station, too. to accommodate, lanes on the highway have been shut down. this might be a headache for a lot of people, it is actually a part of an effort to build a better bay area by improving bart service. there are shuttle busses that run to replace those trains. a look at how that's all working out. >> i said we almost didn't even go to san francisco because it was going to be such a long time to get here, yeah. >> kind of a hassle today or what? >> yeah. >> jane from antioch thought about stays home but ended up taking bart. bart workers were telling workers the way. bus bridges are running this weekend because of all this construction work happening at the tracks near the lafayette station. >> we're replacing 5,000 feet of

rail, 3,000 rock balance and a whole lot more is g on. >> bart has put the word out to riders telling them to expect a 40 minute delay, but some folks never got the message. >> what's your plan here? >> text my boss. tell him i'm going to be late. >> two left lanes of eastbound highway 24 are closed to make room for this giant 200 ton construction crane that created this traffic headache stretching for more than three miles. caltrans has this advice. >> it would help a lot if people could avoid it. highway 4 is a good option for motori motorist. >> they opened an additional lane to give traffic some release. some riders avoided the bus altogether and drove to the bart

station, but parking spaces were banishing fast. jeremy from walnut creek planned ahead. >> we knew about the bridge and all that. we're picking up some friends who were out of town. they know to come this way. >> bart says work is on schedule and should be done on time for the monday morning commute. the total replacement won't be done until october, so expect more delays come labor day weekend. in the south bay the rolling stones returned to the bay area for the band's first concert here in six years. the concert was scheduled for may 18th was postponed because mick jagger underwent heart surgery. tickets sold for that original date will be honored and those that can't make it will get a refund. it starts at 7:30, is expected to go on past the 10:00 p.m. sunday curfew. and that's understandable.

>> yeah. >> you waited that long, you should be able to rock out. >> definitely. and defacket around the bay today because yesterday certainly a big cool down. we will cool it even further. a live look outside, 64 mild degrees, but also cool in the north bay with the clouds. and clouds yet to move into the south bay. but we still have that cooling south wind. we'll talk about our warm up on track for midweek, but not everywhe everywhere. long lines to get rebated. with the east bay now only having just a single resickling center. parents thank the people who . in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it.

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it is beautiful this morning. you can see a few cars on the bridge this morning. people heading out to enjoy this wonderful sunny day that we have in store. this morning bay area rescue teams will be back out helping in the search for a missing hiker. crews are assisting in this effort. it is about 75 miles northwest of redding. daniel went on a solo hike eight days ago. he was last heard from on sunday. he is an experienced hiker, but he was expected to get back home last wednesday. sustainability is something we're focussed on. this morning an update to a story we brought you last week about california's biggest chain of recycling centers closing their locations. we're getting a new look on the pressure this is bringing other centers. management at the centers also worry that they may have to close soon.

here is abc 7 news reporter. >> reporter: once the clock hit 4:30 p.m., this marked the last car allowed to cash in their recyclables. >> i'm grateful to be able to take my resicycling and get mon for it. >> two other places closed down. we used to go there. >> reporter: california's biggest chain of recycling centers. closedding s francisco, alameda and san jose. now they are having to pick up the slack and process new customers. >> we'll get about 320 customers. that's about 104 customers we normally would get. >> reporter: more than 6,000 pounds of class tick were collected at this center

they have been in business for 40 years and now they're concerned the trade war with china is going to put them out of business. >> now all of those ports in china have been closed to us. so we're having to go as far as india, singapore, indonesia, vietnam, and those countries are inundated with material and can't take anymore. >> reporter: council members saw this coming. >> asking for $800,000 in compensation, and we couldn't allow it, so we only provided $403,000, i think. we have resources to help you recycle and compost. in the east bay family members

got to meet with the men and women who cared for their children when they were just infants. nurses and parents reunited at walnut medical creek center. when there are complications, the baby's first few weeks or months are spent at the . yesterday families brought along their toddlers to say thank you to make sure people were happy and healthy. >> we were here for eight and nine weeks, and it was the most incredible experience that i personally have ever had inside of a hospital. >> reporter: one in eight babies born in the united states is premature and require a longer hospital stay. this is one of those encounters with nature that a minnesota couple would never forget. they thought they spotted a bald eagle. but then the bird who was showing off its incredible

wingspan and revealed a petty epic struggle. it was hanging on to this large fish and it wasn't going down without a fight. it wasn't just any kind of fish this predator had snagged. >> it's a musky. it's a musky. it's a live musky. >> muskies are strong. the thing was ten pounds or more. >> okay. now. eventually, though, the bald eagle won. it dragged its catch on store. the fish trying to get away. the fish said, no, no, no. the beoater came back an hour later and the bird was there having its lunch. a heat wave killing a large numb o on ce die a coincided with a heat wave the salmon t f suffocate, and that is really

sad. hopefully we won't be too hot here this week coming up. >> we do have a little bit of a warming trend coming our way. we're having the extremes from the past few days to this weekend. maybe a bit of a warm-up welcome by mid-week. we are looking for that in our inland valleys. dive doppler seven checking out the fog. you can see it but not totally in the bay. we have those southerly winds allowing for the cool down and keeping some of the fog at bay in the south bay. right now looking at 59, 60 in san jose. oakland is at 64. it's in the upper 50s. half-moon bay 59. and could even see some mist and drizzle. you can see, though, nicececece advantage point here. pretty chilly there. 60 by the delta.

those winds up to 30 miles an hour and looking at 60 in concord. once again, with the winds on the coast and also through the delta an indicator of that cooler air being transported into our inland valleys again today. certainly a good 20 degrees cooler yesterday. kind of an interesting picture from walnut creek. our forecast highlights a gray start for some of you. little change tomorrow. the changes come by the middle of the week inland where numbers will be back into the 90s, even triple digits for a day, maybe a day and a half in our inland valleys. as we look at the fog, it is pretty robust this morning, but it does burn back. with that tall deck over 2,500 feet, we're not going to see some sun at the coast. in fact, it will be pretty gray at times. look at the push all the way to

the sacramento valley and possibly mist and drizzle at the coast. into the mid-90s for con card. fair field at 98. 80s around the bay. thursday looks to be the warmest day. those pinks coming into play inland so perhaps 100 degrees in spots. san francisco is still in the 70s. by friday we're still warm, somewhat typical of summer where we have the 60s to the 90s, maybe a little bit above average. highs today in line with the coolest day of the week. 70 for you in san n n n n n n 81 in livermoore. just for about an hour reaching the 80s. strong push of marine air and the about you weather forecast. 60s, 70s and 80s. slightly warmer tomorrow after

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registering your car should be a pretty simple thing. but a bay area man ran into a buzz saw for bureaucracy. he needed help from side's michael finny. >> it all began with a simple

trip across the golden gate bridge and grew into a mire of bureaucracy. how did a bridge crossing turn into such a big problem? since there are no toll takers, tas track, it went to his old address in santa clara and the post office didn't forward it, so eric forgot about it until he got his dmv renewal notice. >> to my surprise, there was an $81 penalty. >> that $7 bridge toll had grown to $81. >> i was kind of shocked so, i called fast track. >> eric wrote this long essay appealing the fine. >> and i asked them why. they said, well, because i didn't put a fast track account number. >> but he has no fast track account. it took two months to clear it up. and then another delay. >> you have to do it through the mail. >> the dmv won't let you renew

online if you had to clear a penalty, so he mailed in all the paperwork. >> at four weeks out, i called them. and in eight weeks i called them and they said, well, it's taking eight weeks. >> by then it was too late. >> technically any regular tris is expired. they said that's up to the police officer's discretion if they want to give you a ticket. >> the dmv did charge him a late see. >> at that point i was fed up. >> eric contacted 7 on your side. we contacted the dmv. it said most renewals are handled quickly. some transactions require special processing. this was the case with this renewal and we apologize for the delay. the dmv sent his new tags and waived that late fee. >> i hope that we're done with it. >> the dmv says it receives 50,000 mail-in renewals every single create a

backlog. state law allows you to drive your car while you are waiting for your renewal. and generally police won't pull you over if you are just two months expired. >> there is new hope for people who love our furry feline friends but can't be around them because of our allergies. working on a vac keen called hypo cat. an early trial showed that it's working. they hope to have a vaccine available in the u.s. seen. the fresh of fresh food and the sound of live music fill the air in san francisco's mission district. yesterday, severaltsere the annh block party. 826 hagave people to write abou

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news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. >> welcome back, everybody. we are starting with a check of our forecast. >> good morning to you. and you can see here from our picture in san francisco looks nice and clear. so far the fog not in the city, but it is around the bay. we're looking at temperatures in the upper 50s. 64 in oakland. 60 in san jose. from our roof camera, it is a

cool start in the north bay. it is 60 for you in concord. and you experienced the cooldown yesterday. another two to four degrees of cooling that translates into a cooler afternoon. so a slow warmup today as we look. 9:00 still some fog in the north bay along the coast, but a sunny afternoon. by 2:00 we have low 70s inland. isn't that a change with 60s around the bay. by the evening hours the fog is moving back, and we'll look for a bit of a warmup as we head to the week ahead. i'll have the details in a few minutes. one of the 86 people killed in california's deadliest wild fire has been identified. the remains were identified by the county sheriffs office, which brings the total number to 81. three others were identified but

have not been officially named. earlier this month, the fire claimed another life when a burn survivor died. tomorrow students in paradise will begin their first full week of school. after going back to class last week, nearly one year after their town was fire. >> the students here looking like so many others across the country. >> there we go, smile! >> but it is both a homecoming and new beginning. >> she's a little nervous today. >> these are the kids of paradise, california. ag t fires. their homes and their going grabbed our animals and food and clothes. >> many residents still live miles away. but parents like the springsteens who lost their home

are determined to return to paradise. that starts with bringing their three kids to school here. >> because this is our town. we're planning on moving back, and we want to support it every which way we can. >> by school bus and by car, more than 400 students attending this school. she knows this is the only place she wants her kids to be. >> we are born and raidsed here in paradise and committed to building paradise back up. >> the children and parents of paradise back to school hand in hand starting over together. i'm whitt johnson, abc news, new york. 63 people are dead after a suicide bomber detonated explosives at a wedding hall in afghanistan. witnesses say it happened near the stage where a lot of the kids were gathered. groups affi

has claimed responsibility for this attack. a pakistani fighter targeted this gathering. the group claims that after the suicide bomb, a car bomb was also detonated.d.d.d.d.d.d. get out of the stst >> yesterday police separated hundreds of people belonging to the proud boys, an antifascist count ser protesters. president trump tweeted that antifahobe labeled a terror group but didn't mention the other groups. >> they're white nazis. they're dangerous. they're violent. that's not true. we love our country, and that's okay. >> portland police confiscated

bear spray, shields and metal and wooden poles. now to the war of wards from president trump urging israel to bar two congresswomen from visiting. the swipes are getting personal. here is abc news reporter rachel scott. >> an emotional congresswoman telling her constituents why she visited. >> thank you for allowing me not just to be your congress member but also a granddaughter of a grandmother living in occupation. >> she applied to visit on humanitarian grounds after being denied entry for her political views. she is granted that offer on the condition she did not speak out israel. initially accepting and then saying with her family support, she changed her mind. >> my family said there will be a dark cloud if you come with

them forcing you to bow down. >> president trump tweeting it would show great weakness. >> i think it would be a terrible thing to let these people who speak so badly about israel listen. >> he listened, canceling the visit over their support of the boycott israel movement. she was also planning to see her family, including her grandmother. president trump quickly turned his political play into a personal attack, tweeting the only real winner here is her grandmother. she doesn't have to see her now, questioning if the whole thing wasn't a complete set-up. nancy pelosi using the president's own words against him. >> we cannot let their weaknesses stand in the way of our ongoing relationships. >> another democrats have come out and said this is more than just a political attack by the

president. they say politics like this weaken our global relationship. abc news, new jersey. coming up, democratic hopeful candidates will discuss her latest campaign moves. you can watch at 8:00 right here on abc 7. >> thousands of pounds of illegal marijuana found hidden in a jal peen you pepper shipment. in a truck crossing. acting commissioner mark morgan tweeted this picture showing the hall despite being legalized in 2006, sale of legal irregularlated marijuana is still rampid. 10,000 pounds of cannabis hidden in a plastic parts truck tuesday. the number of cases of lung

illness linked to vaping. cases have been reported in 14 states now. some people are in intensive care and on ventilators. at least 31 cases have been confirmed as of friday. dozens more currently under investigation. doctors say it is unclear whether the patients will ever fully recover. symptoms include difficulty breathes, shortness of breath. 19 possible cases are under investigation here in california. still ahead, a taste of history in the south bay. the restaurant that went from burgers to fill lafls and have been serving people for more than 50 years. check this out. this is a live look from our bridge cam. not too much traffic early this sunday morning. looks like a pretty clear start to our sunday. but

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happening today san francisco's sunday street summer series continues in sonoma. the home to the lbgtq heritage e districts. it includes a dog fashion show and lots of funam. runs from 11:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. and i think it will be a great day to get outside, right? >> partly cloudy. temperatures in the mid and upper 60s there. there hasn't been that intrusion of low clouds where numbers are right around 60 degrees. the average high right where it should be this year, in the low 80s. we'll talk about a warm-up next.

>> thanks, lisa. also next the giants bats stay hot in the desert with brandon belt matching a career. the highlights coming up in sports.

stanford is holding an open house for fans and an open practice with clinics and autographs for the kids afterwards. it kicks off against northwestern. the 49ers take on the broncos in denver. it will be the second preseason game for both teams. you can watch it right here on abc 7. this afternoon both the a's and giants will be trying to sweep their weekend series. oakland plays the astros. the first pitch is at 1:07 p.m. and the giants battle the d backs at 1:10. yesterday tastros.

chris alvarez has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> the a's path to the postseason is a wild card birth. five more games head to head looming. the green and gold could challenge for the division title. we pick things up bottom three. a's down 2-0 until robbie gross man bases loaded single. and then matt chapman walks. bases loaded. that's an rbi. he reached the base five times in total. 3-2 gree mark can caps off a five run inning with a5-2 a's. off olson. look at corbin joseph. a's win 8-4, six and a half games back from the astros. >> baseball is one of those

things where if you try harder it won't work. regardless of if we're playing the astros or whoever we're playing, just trying to do whatever we do and just trust ourselves and believe in the work we put in. >> one through nine is a grind. again, it's -- so much was on the offense today because they allowed me to not really worry about one run, which, i mean, is everything to this lineup. if you can place some runs up on this lineup, it makes facing it a whole lot easier. >> love those green jerseys as well. giants/d backs in arizona. logan web has his own fan club. plenty of run support here. brandon belt, that is a grand slam. 14th homer of this season. third inning belt not as efctiv. %-p. knocks home kevin pillar.

giants 6-2 and web gave up two runs in the first. seven strikeouts. everyone in that family is happy. first career major league win. giants are two and a half back of the second wild card. >> just fun to be out there. i was just excited, especially those first couple pictures a little nervous. once i got that first strike, it was fun. >> major league soccer, earthquake visiting kc.endis th minute now, scores the equalizer. tieing at one. what a shock that goes off the post. perfect. graham smith is there, the eventual game winner. hey, did you see this? >> oh!

>> well, this mom showing she can play football just like her son, finishing mom's night at washington high in illinois. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great sunday. time now is 5:47. lisa is here with what we can expect. >> good morning. we felt the cooldown yesterday. but it looks pretty clear here in san francisco. our vantage point is showing that the fog keeping out of the bay for some of you, but elsewhere, we have clouds in concord, clouds in the north bay. if you are getting going this morning, you may even run into some mist and drizzle early on. the fog bank has grown taller. and that is going to aid in our cooling today. in fact, even a little bit cooler this afternoon where temperatures can come down another three to four degrees inland.

but by the middle of the week, ho ho hot weather returns, staying comfortable around the coast. so it's pretty cool out there. 64 over in oakland with more low 50s up in the north bay. and looking at the numbers anywhere from the 60s to 70s around the bay and just a few low 80s by late in the afternoon today. here is a look at santa cruz. looks interesting there with the lights playing on the camera. temperatures in the mid-50s looking at mid to upper 60s today. so cool beach day with only partial clearing. here is a look at live doppler 7, where you can see the fog around the bay. we look at our temperature spread for the east bay in the low 80s. we're going to say that way into monday. moving back into our east bay valleys. looking at mid-90s.

thursday lookins to be the hottt day. if you like it warm inland, heat returns. 82 in san jose. look for 81 in in in in 77 where you should be on the peninsula for mid to late august. a lot of sunshine for you. 67 downtown. partial clearing here. up in the north bay numbers really in line with more comfortable leaders. 81 in neva. lo for 83. but all in all a bigger cooldown for you in our inland valleys. 72 concord. look for mid-70east 20 degrees and even today upper 70s for walnut creek. livermor we talked about you in the 80s and then looking at not only the warming trend for inland valleys, but if you are

headed closer to the bay, temperatures in the upper 60s for the astros in town, fourth game. hopefully they can win that one. a wild afternoon closer to oakland. in fact, that mild weather lasts into tomorrow. the seven day forecast, 60s coast, mid-80s inland as we get through your monday. but a lot of fog to start out. even some mist and drizzle. not too hot, though. it is really wednesday and thursday where we see the warmest days inland. even some warmth around the bay. look at the coast, 70 degrees. by friday and saturday, looks that ridge will break down. kind of that up and down pattern, but all dictate bid the low clouds of fog. >> in the south bay a restaurant has been drawing in customers over 50 years. a look at the drive in. >> my mother and father opened

up this restaurant in 1966. we took this place over for my brother and it was a burger place. it was just like a little snow white drive-in. and he started selling fa lafl balls. it was just burgers back then. they never even heard of a fa lafl. literally nobody in this area knew what a fa lafl was. they opened it, dissected it and didn't know what to think of it, but they loved it. now everybody loves fa lafls. it is just like a burg here. >> it is my turn now. let's try this thing out. oh, my goodness. so many great flavors. a little bit of mess. excuse me. flavor in every single part of this delicious dish. it always tastes the exact same. >> it is just amazing.

people ask why are these so much better? they are. it is a great recipe and everybody loves it. >> we have it fresh every day, every single day it's fresh. we don't have preservatives. we make them all fresh every day. >> thank you for coming here. >> it's still just as good as i remember it. >> it's actually really good. b past history. but definitely a great experience. this food is really aw, bths an here. that makes a big difference, i think. we have all been here, too, our whole lives. we grew up here. it was very important to my father. and it is a great place. it is a lot of work and it's amazing. amazing little restaurant.

it's like home. >> coming up next, you want to get up close to some iconic statues from the past. today is your chance. the unique display going on in the east bay.

in the east bay you can check out giant classic characters made famous by plastics. once a year, they open up the building and they let the public in to get an upclose look. live demos about how they make their creations today on national avenue. it is free to get in, and there will also be free food. that is a win-win. coming up next at 6:00 a.m., what a neighborhood group is planning to do today a week after this alarming video of a homeless attack in san francisco. also, another proposed place for the homeless to go.

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we do have some low clouds and fog. it is being kept out of the bay, though. a clear start in some areas. here is live doppler 7 where you can see all of the gray out there. it is 63 in oakland. clear sky by the golden gate bridge. 61 in santa rosa. two to four degrees cooler inland right now. and that trend continues throughout the day as we look at wall nnut creek. that sun coming up in another 27 minutes. by the afternoon we're partly cloudy. full