building a better bay area, moving forward findings&, this is abc7 news. we are three days away from california fully reopening, are getting guidance about masks in workplaces across the state. good morning it is saturday, june 12, i'm liz kreutz and you are watching abc7 news , we will have more on that updated guidance in just a moment but first let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa. good morning, hi everyone, we have some drizzle along the coast and there is a cold front along the northern california oregon border and some drizzle that has allowed for light

shower activity up by sea ranch and sonoma county. you may notice the humidity, we are six 6 to 13b0 warmer this morning and temperatures are all in the low 60s so we don't usually show you dew points but we are in the 50s like this so that equals muggy conditions and that is going to be the theme getting to your saturday and even sunday. warmer weather and slightly muggier but we will see that fog deck clear and the numbers will come into the mid 80s and upper 70s around the bay. of warmer sunday and we have a heat wave coming our way next week, we will talk about it coming up. lisa thank you. in just three days the state will fully reopen and this morning we're finally getting some clarity from cal/osha on masking rules for california workplaces. abc7 reporter castillo details what we can expect from the agency as the state's economy is set to fully reopen on tuesday. >> reporter: a second attempt

to determine who is wearing a mask and who is not in california workplaces. this 30 page document released friday filled with red actions by cal/osha with many changes meant to align with cdc guidelines. those who are fully vaccinated won't have to wear a mask indoors at work or be required to practice social distancing. this development comes on the same day gov. newsom signed two executive orders, one eliminating the states colored tier system effective next tuesday. >> dozens and dozens of executive orders and literally hundreds of provisions will begin to wind down in an orderly manner over the course of the next days. >> reporter: all signs pointing toward releasing the state from most pandemic restrictions, taking a closer look at cal/osha's updated drafted puts the responsibility on, employers to provide facemasks

to unvaccinated workers. those who are not vaccinated are required to wear a mask whenever indoors at work with few exceptions. when alone in a room or vehicle, while eating or drinking provided employees are at least 6 feet apart or if they cannot wear face coverings due to a medical or mental health condition or disability. these changes come after backlash led cal/osha board members to drop a controversial rule at a meeting that said vaccinated workers would still be required to wear masks if anyone in the same room was unvaccinated. >> i was very pleased to see them resend earlier this week their previous vote so as i said a week ago, we will get where we need to go and i'll have the confidence the world will get there. >> reporter: it is unclear exactly when we will get there, the state is set to fully reopen on the 15th. cal/osha will vote on updates two days later on the 17th and if the changes pass they won't take effect until the 28th.

we reached out to the governor's press office asking if he is considering mandating the masks change sooner, a spokesperson responded by saying in part we cannot speculate as to the board's upcoming vote and we will continue to work with workers, employers and regulators to transition to a full and safe reopening come june 15. i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. san francisco will be stricter than the state when it comes to indoor events with more than 5000 people. if organizers for indoor events go by the honor system where people are taken at their word for being vaccinated than everyone must wear a mask. if they want to require proof of vaccination or negative covid test than people who are vaccinated will not have to mask up. employees and hospitals, skilled nursing homes and residential care facilities, shelters and jails have to prove they've been vaccinated after a vaccine has been fully approved by the fda. meanwhile san francisco is the first major u. s. city to get one shot into the arms of 80% of its eligible residents.

air london, the mayor london retweeted the news saying that 80% of eligible residents are fully vaccinated. you will be seeing a professional fireworks show in the san francisco sky for the fourth of july assuming it's not too foggy which is also very exciting. the mayor london breed tweeted that fireworks will return this year and that more information will be released later this year but remember last year the display was canceled due to the pandemic. >> considering the low amount of cases i think we are ready. as long as we keep our masks on. >> hopefully we should be able to do it, we should be able to do it together. >> the city plans to align with the state in lifting most covid- 19 restrictions on tuesday. 15 more people in california became $50,000 richer in the vax for the win lottery drawing,

winners are from. alameda, san francisco and san mateo counties and to people in santa clara county, the governor also introduced one of 15 winners from last week year-old from san diego county who encouraged everyone to get vaccinated. >> for young people like we all like to hang out with friends and go out and do fun activities and getting the vaccine, obviously it would be safer to hang out with your friends and go out. >> on june 15 there will be one more drawing and 10 people will win 1 each. so that's the big prize coming up. masks are no longer required on the house floor for those who are fully vaccinated according to new guidance issued by the office of the attending physician. the capitol hill complex is now 85% vaccinated. closer to home another incentive to get vaccinated, you get to go to and a's baseball game for free. starting monday the team will be administering vaccines on

game days to anyone who wants one at the coliseum's east side club and if you get vaccinated they are you get two game tickets. no health insurance is needed, this is just part of major league baseball's vaccinate at the plate program with incentives for all 30 teams. plans for the giants will be released soon as well. we have developing news to tell you about in texas, but we will get to that in a moment, a chaotic scene locally in the south bay overnight with a pickup truck plowing through a popular sports bar last night doing some deadly damage. the agave sports bar and grill around 930 around 9:30 pm last night, a witness tells us us a white pickup first reversed into the back outside wall of the bar then careened off the fence and kept reversing into a group of people on the back patio. police found three people

injured, video showed first responders doing all they they to save one person person did sadly die at the hospital. as for the driver the san jose police say the woman behind the wheel was arrested and is suspected of being under the influence of alcohol. as the drought crisis work worsens, some places are tightening water restrictions. healdsburg has banned the use of sprinklers and drip irrigation and the ban goal is to reduce water use by 40%. violators could face of thousand dollars a day in fines. and happening today marin county and the city of sonoma are putting together water saving toolkits to help conserve water during this extreme doubt. drought. from 9 am to 1 pm while supplies last you can walk up or drive-through to any of these locations on your screen and they will give you a water saving kit that will have things like buckets to catch reusable water, a low-flow

shower nozzle and timer and self-closing garden hose nozzles. very important tips. and the fire danger will be high for the next week as a heat wave blankets much of the state. the state power grid operator tweeted a warning saying that while no outages or disruptions are anticipated, the heat could create possible stressed conditions. it is never too early to make sure you and your family are ready for wildfire season. today firefighters and parts of the north bay are putting on a voluntary emergency fire drill. right now neighbors in several different marin county neighborhoods should have gotten a flyer with details on this. the evacuation drill has you come and fetch a premade and then you meet up for a talk. and here is a look at all the

upcoming drill dates and time. there will be two today for sausalito and then also over the next two saturdays. lisa it has been cold and windy but it's going to heat up coming soon seems like. >> yes and we are pretty muggy this morning lives in the 60s here in the city, 60s downtown, pretty much everyone in the 60s due to a high dew point which is a measure of the moisture in the air. what does it mean for the weekend? warmer weather and much warmer into next week, we will talk about triple digit heat in just a minute. thank you lisa. also had an investigation is underway after a heated dispute over a petition to recall members of the san francisco school board is caught on video. my heart just plummeted. >> i literally feel like a part of my heart is gone. >> a stockton couple visiting san

volunteers collecting signatures to recall three members of the san francisco school board are talking to abc7 after someone took pages of signatures before giving them back. this comes as the police are announcing they will investigate the incident. i-team they smacked abc7 reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: kit lam was collecting signatures to recall three school board members when a man that has not been named offered to sign the petition then took the clipboard with other people signatures and addresses. a witness recorded this video with abc7 news. >> i saw you. >> i was shocked and angry at the same time. >> reporter: kit lam and the witness followed the man. >> i couldn't believe it because i saw him toss the clipboard underneath the car. >> reporter: another person spotted the clipboard underneath the car.

>> and i realized some petition is still missing. >> reporter: the man took the other signatures out of the back of his jeans. >> i was just furious, like why was someone doing this? why? >> sir you are breaking the law ! >> there is a misconception that asian immigrants do not speak up and i think it's wrong. >> reporter: kit lam reported the incident and officer -- responded. >> our officers are gathering information and have leads they are following up on. >> reporter: the man indeed his pockets saying he didn't have any more.

kit lam says he hopes as fpd makes an arrest. as fpd says because petition signatures are involved it is possible they were coordinate with other law enforcement agencies. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. and anniversary trip took a heartbreaking turn for a couple visiting san francisco, their little dog was stolen from their car in a smash and grab near fisherman's wharf. abc7 reporter loose pain you spoke with the couple who are pleading for their pets return. >> reporter: it was their 12 year yet anniversary and instead of looking at photos of their trip to san francisco, -- and -- are looking back at photos of their dog leo hoping to see him again. >> we had gone on more than seven hours of tours and we decided to leave them in the car inside his carrier bag and put him in the bottom of the seat and he just sleeps there. >> an hour later as they walked back to the car they noticed leo's blanket on the sidewalk. >> my heart just plummeted. i literally feel like a part of my heart is gone. >> reporter: they believe

thieves saw luggage in the back of the vehicle and took leo as he began barking trying to protect their belongings. now what's left is broken glass. the latest crime data released from san francisco police shows an uptick in thefts from vehicles. from april 2022 april 2021 an increase of 57%, but mostly locals are the ones aware of this. >> if you leave anything in your car -- >> actually yes, in a parking garage. >> reporter: the police are asking public to help renc reunite leo with his family. and this is the message to the thieves. >> i don't care about the circumstances, i just want leo back. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. and a warning for drivers on the peninsula this weekend,

a two-mile stretch of highway, 101 will be closed for construction work to allow for a pedestrian bridge to be installed and that means both southbound and northbound lanes between san antonio and embarcadero roads will be closed from 1:30 am to 6 am tomorrow. happening today bart is adding 16 trips to saturday service, most of the trips will serve the pleasantville daly city corridor which is one of the most used lines. there will be one additional trip to and from sfo. bart says ridership has increased on saturdays faster than weekdays so they are trying to keep up with demand. today bart is also reopening all station entrances that were closed last october because of low ridership. the giants are hosting a pair of pride movie nights at oracle park. abc7 news was there for the opening festivities, last night movie was the musical in the

heights and tonight they are showing everybody is talking about jamie. tickets start at $25 with the benefits going to san francisco pride. the a's celebrated pride night naming it after glenn burke the first openly player in mlb history. he came up with the dodgers in the late 70s before being traded to the a's. burke passed away in 1935 due to complications of aids, his family was in attendance last night to watch the a's take on the royals. and we have many events that will be taking place all month long, find them by going to the abc7 website, and let's get a check outside. it's kind of interesting out there lives with a good deal of drizzle and there is a cold front bringing some rain up to the north of us. as a result we are going to be in between systems this weekend and the relative humidity up ticking throughout the weekend and you may feel that already.

here is a look at live doppler seven or we are tracking that shower activity and a lot of activity, you can see the energy here offshore all headed to the pacific northwest nothing left over for us. it is currently raining in crescent city and we have a good deal of drizzle along the coast. 62 in hayward and union city and oakland, 61 in alameda and as we get closer to the bay it is pretty mild with low 60s oakland, upper 50s in pacifica. here's a look at walnut creek with cloud cover extending out toward the inland valleys, so cloudy and mild this morning. this weekend will be warmer. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the weekend and we will see that humidity with us, unusual for the bay area and not like what we would feel back east i think you'll be able to feel the difference out there. then getting into wednesday and thursday, very hot temperatures

well over 100b0 in the inland valleys but we will have that comfortable range along the coast. so that's the good news as we look at our current satellite picture. the projection for the clouds throughout the day, notice that they pull back to the coast by about 1 o'clock and then it's a quick come back as they move across the bay into early sunday and once again retreating to the coast and notice still some moisture headed up to the north of us. a pretty nice weekend and a pretty nice couple of days to start the work week. as we look at sunday we've got 60s and 70s across the bay, and 80s across the bay and then i am skipping ahead to next week and look what happens. upper 90s, 100b0 in antioch and we stay comfortable along the coast and around the bay but it's getting warmer in the 80s around oakland. look what happens on thursday, which looks to be the warmest day, really hot temperatures in fact we are well over 105 in

some locations. keeping that trend with a 40b0 spread from inland to the coastline. so we will be watching that for you but it's still four days out, and we will look at highs ranging from the 60s at half moon bay, 68 in san francisco, 73 in oakland, 83 in livermore and 80 in san jose in the north bay, about 81 in napa so near average today. the accuweather seven-day forecast is going to feel a little sticky out there today and tomorrow and then as we look at temperatures dropping off a little on monday it's going to feel pretty good and typical as we start the work week. but getting toward the middle of the work week high pressure is building in and it's kind of a statewide event. we'll be hot from north to south but really inland is where you will feel the heat out there. >> all right lisa thank you. just ahead football season is a few months away and the 49ers are preparing

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from the grocery store to the gas pumps and even used cars, chances are you are feeling a pinch in your wallet now. consumer prices were up 5% last month from a year ago, the biggest jumps since the 2008 recession. morgan norwood explains the trend and how you can save. >> reporter: from the grocery store to the gas pump, even at the car lot, prepared to pay more. >> the price of chicken has gone up like 40%. >> reporter: surging inflation in nearly every industry, consumer prices up 5% rising at the fastest rates in more than 10 years coming as more states and businesses reopen and people look to return to life as normal. >> consumers are spending more rapidly than businesses can ramp up and higher up and as long as that's going on that makes it hard for prices to abate. >> reporter: in may the price of beef was up 2.3%, cereals

and baked goods .5%, clothing climbing to 5% and gasoline up 56% from a year ago. >> a lot of people are out wanting to buy things right now and that picks up the prices some too. >> reporter: perhaps the biggest a surge of all, the price of used cars up nearly 30% during a lot, due to a loss of demand during the pandemic and a shortage of semiconductors, with the biden harris administration tackling critical infrastructure issues. in the meantime here are some ways to ease the pain of the price hikes. >> for drivers figure out how f much it takes to fill up your gas tank and then drive less miles than that. >> reporter: for the price of food consider cooking. >> eat at home when you can to ensure you are not utilizing delivery services because a meal that cost

ultimately cost you $25. >> reporter: and finally to curb energy cost >> turn off the lights if you aren't using them. >> reporter: experts say the biggest savings can come from eating lighter, less meat and building meals around unused freezer and pantry items. megan norwood, california. happening today if you've ever wanted to work for the san francisco 49ers now is your chance. with fans fully back for the season this fall, the team is holding a job fair for several different roles at levi stadium. from 10 am to 4 pm visit levi's to learn about jobs in retail, parking, security, concessions and more. you do have to be 18 years or older and apply 1@levistadium.com/unemployment. as the pandemic starts to ease workers are returning to offices but a shortage of

childcare workers is having a major impact on parents. a new study out of uc berkeley found that in just the first six months of the pandemic last year the industry strained or shrank by 20%, which is nearly 200,000 childcare workers losing their jobs. the median national salary is about $24,000 and employees are finding it hard to attract new workers. >> work for me is the answer to ensure affordable or free access to early care and education. >> there is some help on the way, part of pres. biden's american rescue plan includes $39 billion for childcare centers. still to come on abc7 mornings, more cities are moving ahead with their reopening plans. the warning from officials about a highly contagious variant now doubling in the u. s.

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will be comfortable elsewhere but we will talk about when the heat arrives. we are looking at temperatures well over 100b0 in london next week. lisa thank you. breaking news to tell you about, 13 people were shot in downtown austin texas. police say the gunman is on the loose. we have new video showing you the scene overnight, shots rang out in a large crowd on sixth street which is the entertainment and nightlife district in town. the interim police chief says 911 calls first came in just before midnight hour time, two of the 13 people shot are fighting for their lives in critical condition and the main focus now is finding the suspect who got away. >> what we have seen in recent months and over the last year or so is an increase in gun violence so this is just emblematic of that. it continues. >> police say there is limited information on the suspect at

this point and it's not clear what caused the gunfire. we will update you as soon as we learn more. this morning new fears about the delta variant first spotted in india, which has now been detected in 29 states including california. it is highly transmissible. the pfizer vaccine is 88% effective against it after two doses adjust 33% after one dose. christine sloan has more on this variant. >> reporter: the highly transmissible delta variant first spotted in india tightening its grip on the uk, where the strain now makes up 90% of new cases. the concern here at home intensifying, the delta variant now identified in at least 29 states, about 6% of cases. doubling from last week. research is showing the pfizer vaccine is 88% effective against this variant after the second dose but only 33% effective after one shot.

>> communities that are not well vaccinated that haven't hit the targets we are looking for are those that are going to be most at risk in the future. >> reporter: some southern states with the lowest vaccination rates in the country, this vaccination site in forest mississippi nearly empty. >> at one time there were cars lined up all around getting a shot. >> reporter: as the u. s. slowly approaches another staggering statistic nearly 600,000 lives lost, chicago and washington d.c. the latest major cities to fully reopen. >> reopening day, 100% capacity, there's nothing like going to a game at wrigley field with everybody here. >> reporter: with the nation eyeing a return to normalcy, healthcare workers reflecting on the pandemic and video diaries. >> if i could inspire anybody to become a nurse then do it. >> reporter:

christine sloan, abc news new york. pres. biden is on the world stage at the g7 summit. the leaders of the world's democracies are pledging action, the u. s. is promising 500 million doses of the vaccine for poorer nations. the rest of the g7 will match that. cecelia vega is with the president in england. >> reporter: the first face-to-face gathering of world leaders since the pandemic socially distance to but no masks and right there in the center queen elizabeth. a veteran head of state herself she was quick to note exactly how to lighten the mood. >> are you supposed to be looking as if you are enjoying yourself? >> we have to enjoy ourselves. >> reporter: pres. biden and the others exchanging elbow bumps 24 hours after he announced the u. s. would donate 500 million covid vaccine shots to poorer nations. the other nations joining together to reach 1 billion doses. >> we need to make sure that as we recover we level up across our societies and we build back better. >> reporter: the world's post covid economic recovery also on the agenda with the group endorsing a global minimum tax

rate of 15% on industry, president hoping to convince allies that the era of donald trump is over. but they didn't seem to need much convincing. >> -- >> reporter: germany's angela merkel plotting a plotting biden's -- who tweeted now that we are together united and determined to make a difference it is time to deliver and i'm sure we will. pres. biden seemed to be loving it. later he and the first lady chatting with the queen, at 95 years old she has met with 13 of the past 14 american presidents. lyndon johnson being the exception. on sunday she will have tea with pres. biden before he heads off to a less friendly meeting, next week's summit with russian pres. vladimir putin. >> mr. president what's your message to putin?

>> i'll tell you after i deliver it. >> that was cecelia vega reporting. and how does the queen of england cut a celebratory cake at lunch? of course with a giant ceremonial sword. this was a separate event outside the g7 summit yesterday and the queen even insisted on using the sword. she said i know there's a knife but i need the sword and she drew lots of laughs when she forcefully turned down the knife and use the sword instead saying it was more unique. she is just a very witty person. good to see her in good spirits. this morning a future sacramento firefighter is proving just how strong the human heart can be. 36-year-old lewis stanfield is part of the hard-working cadets with the sacramento fire department at about half a year ago his life flipped upside down. he was given a cancer diagnosis of hodgkin's lymphoma but even though his chemotherapy,

through that he came back for his firefighter training. >> i just took it day by day and in the beginning it was pretty rough but it was also good because it gave me something to take my mind off whatever pain i was feeling. >> also helping him get through those tough times, his wife kramer and his two young children. now he is passed the cancer and on his way to serve as a sacramento firefighter. it was 50 years ago that native americans were forced from their 19 month long occupation of alcatraz island. the so-called tribe of all nations took over the abandoned prison and declared it tribal land. though the occupation and did it created awareness of indigenous americans and helped shape public policy for decades, we have a sneak peek of the abc7 original escape to alcatraz.

>> 10 days had passed native americans had last step foot on alcatraz island and this time they didn't plan to give it back to the federal government. the group made its way back to alcatraz. >> they enjoyed one of the most enviable views in the world last night, 360b0 of san francisco bay as seen from the center of it. the group held a traditional powwow followed by chanting and dancing around the campfire between --. the start of the second day found the original group of 78 enlarged by 15 to 20 more indians, they had slipped by the coast guard patrol and onto the island sometime during the night. presumably they carried supplies to supplement the meager two days of provisions brought over early yesterday

morning, bread, potatoes, meat, cereal, canned goods and beans. as the younger warriors slept the community breakfast was being prepared at the campfire. the frying and slicing, finally the eating, and newsmen were invited. cleaning up after took a special meaning. they didn't want it to look like a white man's island. the don brought light and other additional changes to the landscape. we do not fear your threat to charge us with crimes on our land. we and all other oppressed people would welcome the spectacle of proof before the world of your title by genocide, nevertheless we seek peace. how long do you feel you can stay here? >> a man once said until freezes over. >> you can stream escape to alcatraz through our abc7 bay area tv app and it's free to download and available now on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and android tv.

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it's the last weekend of the san mateo county fair in today's theme is pacific islands day. there will be a livestock auction and live music throughout the day and if you have not been vaccinated you can do it at the event center and get in for free. you will also get a $20 food voucher and four carnival ride tickets. the fair runs from 11 am to 10 pm and tomorrow is the last day. lisa if you one the vax lottery would you tell me? >> i don't know liz, maybe not live on tv.

you've got to keep things close to the vest. good morning to you, here is alive look outside where we can see all the vogue, the fog at the golden gate bridge and there is some drizzle along the coast so we will talk about muggy conditions for the weekend , the warm up and the heat wave coming our way next. >> thank you lisa. also, mike talk and takes another home run this time preserving the giants lead. but can the giants hang on

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fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. it's a sign of the times for this approaching fire season , with the land dry and the drought across the state there is a new feeling similar to survivalism with some and an industry feeding it. here is abc7 news reporter wayne friedman. >> reporter: in napa county a gathering that had nothing to do with wine tasting, instead they are worried about the coming fire season. >> just like everybody else. >> reporter: johnny white

manages vineyards in napa country where a local insurance company sponsored a fire fair, featuring a showcase of proactive fire prevention products assuming we have the water for them. >> if we are the first one to have a fire and there's nothing else going on in the state we are good. there's plenty of equipment. if we are third on the list were on our own. >> reporter: so why here in napa county? not as if this place needs a remainder, a reminder of fire danger, just look at the hill over my shoulder. it was this time last year that they begin to burn first with the hennessey fire and on into the fall and by the time glass fire ended in october the county had lost 67,000 acres, 308 homes and 343 commercial buildings. with almost all of california now dealing with the most severe drought in decades, 2021 does not look better. >> we were dryer this year at the end of april than we normally are at the end of

july. >> reporter: adopted a survivalist type attitude and looking at these products. jeff pitt is a 34 your firefighter from klamath oregon who now has a side business renting out fire trucks. >> used to we might've had one or two orders a year but no i start in july and i don't get over till november. >> reporter: another company sells fire prevention trailers to entire neighborhoods complete with hoses and sprinklers. >> if you are not proactive in fighting fire in protecting your home it's too late when it's coming over the hill. >> reporter: -- has faced the dangers three years in a row. >> not if but when the fire comes we've got to be ready. >> reporter: fighting fires with fear and now preparation, there is no longer anything new with this normal. wayne friedman, abc7 news. let's get a check of the forecast with lisa and lisa we have such concerns headed into the summer. >> yes liz we are under exceptional drought for sonoma

and marin and elsewhere, dry as can be and soy will moisture , soil moisture is pretty much nonexistent. so we are waiting to see how the wind is going to treat us and also if there is lightning activity which is of course what ignites those fires. as we look at live doppler 7 we have a system that is bringing rain to extreme northern california and also the pacific northwest which has allowed for a shower around sonoma and also some heavy drizzle around see ranch. this is beautiful santa cruz at 55b0, in the low 70s today, 60 downtown and 62 in oakland, 61 san jose so it is mild to muggy with upper 50s in half moon bay and here's a look at walnut creek, cloudy skies and upper 50s. 63 in concorde with 61 in livermore so when we talk about

dew points we talk about the measure of moisture in the atmosphere and it is up there. we are usually in the 40s and that's why we are dry and comfortable but we will have our seabreeze today, but moisture content will increase over the weekend. as we look at clouds stacked up along the embarcadero there you can see that we're looking at a great start to the city, cloudy and mild for most with some clearing in the north bay, warmer and humid this weekend as summer sizzle arrives inland wednesday and thursday. but elsewhere we will have that spread of low clouds and fog keeping the coastline cool. the low clouds pull back to the coast by about 1 o'clock this afternoon so sunny with a few high clouds around today and then quickly the fog pushes back in for early morning tomorrow and we start out gray. then once again the pattern repeats for the second half of your weekend and you can see that activity in terms of the

rainfall missing the bay area. as we look to your sunday not a lot of change, once again a lot of 80s arriving inland, we've got 70s for oakland along the peninsula and 60s in the city but skipping ahead to wednesday, monday and tuesday will be pleasant and seasonable but wednesday the heat is on with 80s around the bay and 90s to 100b0 inland. keeping it cool at the coast and by thursday this is the hottest day indicating temperatures over 100b0 but notice we stay in the upper 60s at the shoreline. a lot of people hopefully if you have the day off maybe headed to the coast. 73 in oakland, 78 in richmond, 80 in san jose as well as santa rosa. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows a pretty nice weekend though more humid than what we are used to and slightly cooler on monday and then the warming begins on tuesday. tuesday should be nice and seasonable but headed into wednesday and thursday very hot inland and looking at a cooldown by the end of next week. all right lisa i know

people will be excited to have that happen. let's start on sports, both the giants and the a's are clinging to their positions in their division and today the athletics face the royals with the first pitch at 1:07 pm. the giants are playing a day night doubleheader to make up for a rainout, the first game against the nationals is at 11:05 am at nationals park and the night game is at 4:15 pm our time. yesterday san francisco got there ninth shutout of the season, the second by the man nicknamed disco. here is larry beal with highlights in this morning's sports. good morning everyone, a lot of people still can't pronounce his name but -- is making a name for himself, last night complete game to hitter against the nationals. what the washington a's max shows her only lacked -- except for buster posey and we would all be better off after taking

a year off like buster. number 11 gives the giants a one nothing lead in bottom of the seventh one soto deep to the left, when you want him on that wall this is robbery. he prevents the homer and preservers the shutout and soto is like what he caught that? that's my man. he throws his second complained game shutout, the giants lead the majors with nine shutouts and one zero giants is your final. the a's are celebrating pride night, seth brown who went way downtown, three zip a's and let's bash. salvador perez hit not one but two homers off of jake d, ties it at three. sparky you've got to lay off the cotton candy kid, the bottom of the ninth tied at three and -- , save, good night game over, the a's win 4 to 3.

and we did a deep dive on the a's howard terminal project on our getting answers show, weekdays at 3 pm, a lot of confusion regarding the $855 million request for infrastructure but the key is the a's would spend that money up front then get reimbursed from tax revenue later. >> this permit only exists if the project goes forward. it only exists if we build the ballpark in the development. >> it looks like it would benefit the county then we would sign off on it but at the moment we are skeptical. >> stanford and texas tech ncaa super regionals in lubbock, second game, the cardinals score 4 times in the first two trying to take the game away from the red raiders, -- with a career-high 13 strikeouts, the cardinals cruising 15 to 3 just

a win away from their first college world series appearance since 2008. nba action, -- getting his -- and that was the highlight for denver, they couldn't stop --, but goes for 28 and chris paul master of the midrange 27, the sons victorious now 320 in that series and we've got game three of the clippers jazz series tonight right here on abc7 with tip off at 5:30 pm after the game. have a great weekend everybody, i'm larry beal. next the grand opening for the bay area's first

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only from nature's bounty. building a better bay area, moving forward finding solutions, this is abc7 news. from california fully reopening the economy, this morning we are getting new guidance about wearing masks in workplaces across the state. could morning everybody, it is saturday, june 12, it is your 6 a.m. news on wherever you stream. we will have information on this updated guidance but let's start with a look at the weather. good morning lisa. morning everyone, we have some interesting clouds with rain to the north of us and some drizzle along the coast, live doppler 7, e