we are getting back to normal. >> mind blowing compared to what it used to be. >> the bay area back open for business. tuesday reopening date fast approaching, but some ways of life going to be able to keep up? we will have a look at one industry feeling the post pandemic pressure. good morning. it is june 13. i'm liz kreutz.. think you for joining us on abc7 live on tran02, hulu live and wherever you stream. first let's take a look at the weather with lisa arjun. good morning, everyone. it's a mild but muggy start across the bay area. low clouds and fog or other and reducing visibility along the

coast, about a half a mile. mt. diablo it looks like they pulled the shade down. you can see the deck of low clouds. 60, oakland. 62, san jose. sin clear sky and san rafael. the dew points are not in their normal range with mid to upper 50s so there will be a muggy feel throughout the day. midmorning, the fog clears and we are sunny mac and 72 mid- sunday around the bay. we will talk about the heat arriving in the middle of the week and the arrival of summer at the end of the week. the week is here and two days, california will climb out of the pandemic restrictions and be able to reopen in full for the first time in more than a year. the impact on the local economy is one of the key focuses in building a better bay area. this morning a closer look at the rideshare industry, facing

a crunch as more get out. driver shortage in higher prices. abc7 reporter j.r. stone spoke with what it means. >> reporter: uber, lift, it used to be obvious which was cheaper, but not anymore as the demand for all three is rising. >> we are getting back to normal. >> reporter: getting back to normal means people want to go places and get rides to those places. >> there's a large demand of rides but a small demand of drivers right now. >> reporter: theory is an uber and lyft driver who said the last two months have been good to him. >> i make way big-money. >> reporter: glance at the surge prices in part to the bay area and you can see drivers are in a hot demand, especially in the east and south days. until there are more drivers, riders will likely continue to pay. >> it is much more expensive.

>> my house is a mile and a half from here and it's a $30 uber. >> mind blowing compared to what used to be. >> my friend came here and she arrived last night and the uber cost was $70. >> it was cheaper to take a taxi and faster than an uber. >> reporter: some say drivers have opted to do food delivery and others have found new jobs and some continue to take an employment instead of coming back. but not those like larry the said he sees the demand and is helping to meet it. it's up in the air to how long these high prices will last. experts believe it could be three months and possibly until unemployment benefit and for some people. >> on our website, we have a

complete guide with everything you need to know to prepare for the tuesday, june 15, reopening date. everything from certain counties capacity limits to when to take your mask off to what would trigger another shut down. it's there for you at abc7news.com . on the vaccine front. more than 18.6 million californians are fully l vaccinated against covid. that's 55% of those eligible for the shot. another 4 million people are partially vaccinated. on average, the state says close to 143,000 doses are being administered every day. counties are trying to vaccinate everyone that they can. we saw different outreach effort in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. the supervisor tweeted these photos, joining people from ucsf and the nonprofit to deliver the one dose vaccine to those who still needed it. he said the mobile teams are able to vaccinate people in 5 minutes or less. a 12-year-old girl is arrested for allegedly starting a set of small grass fires in the berkeley hills.

one neighbor told abc7 news that he saw a fire in his backyard and he puttered out with his hose. it reignited a couple hours later and spread to a nearby shed which set off another explosion. the flames spread to the garage, doing substantial damage. nobody was hurt in fires. in the north bay, neighbors are preparing for the worst, dealing with the possibility of a wildfire and ski their backyards. firefighters are running voluntary evacuation drills to get people ready. abc7 reporter cornell barnard shows how they work. >> first aid kit. masks. water bottles. >> reporter: barbara shows us her emergency go bag. it's full of everything she would need to evacuate her home. there's even a solar charger. >> it will charge your cell phone, a tablet. >> reporter: she grabbed her bag after she and her neighbors got this alert message on their

smartphones. >> this is only a drill. >> reporter: this drill was voluntary, but many took part. neighbors were instructed to meet at the staging area learning what to do and where to go if a wildfire was to force them out. >> you should always try to go by car. that's the safest way to get everyone out. >> reporter: the drill was organized by the fire district which fought a fast-moving grass fire in marin city on friday. >> we want to make sure the community is aware had to evacuate, how important a practice ahead of time. >> it is important. no reason not to be prepared. >> reporter: lester there was no drill for sonoma and napa county residents. thousands were chased out by the glass fire which destroyed hundreds of homes. >> this is something we think about all the time. you read about the drought and fire season that's coming. we wonder which is the best way to go and who's looking out for

that and now we know. >> reporter: there was another drill for residents in the tam valley neighborhood. people got fire safety information and a free solar powered emergency radio. >> we want to do what's right just in case this sign comes to evacuate, which we hope never does. it's not a matter of if but when. >> reporter: firefighters will tell you that being prepared is so important. four more drills are scheduled in souther marin later this month. >> it could be a first in the bay area to deal with the extreme drought crisis. water use will be monitored in healdsburg and you could face a fine if you exceed the limit. on friday, the city ordered all residents and businesses to stop watering lawns and turn off irrigation systems. power washes, car washing, and hosing down driveways are off- limits.

to help, they are rolling out a new program to provide recycled water to neighborhoods. >> i think we are ahead of many of our neighbors. it's a function of where we are on the upper segment of the russian river so things are more dire in our location. >> i'm a little surprised that people have been embracing this. and it not being angry they can't access water. i think people understand we need to get this done. >> residential customers can use up to 74 gallons a day per person. those who go over, could be fined up to $1000 a day. you probably know how to conserve your water use, but if you need a reminder, we have time-tested tips. when we say time-tested, we mean a. >> i did my home and you can do it in your home. >> that's from footage from the abc7 archives from 1977. it's part of my story this past

week, eight easy ways to help save water. you can find it on abc7news.com . share it with your friends. >> i told you we are using the water bucket. good morning. what a gorgeous view. you can see we have fog and the sun has been up for about 20 minutes. we are looking at a nice afternoon. it's not going to feel quite right around the be in terms of humidity. we will talk about the heat coming our way in my seven-day forecast, next. a car catastrophe. new details on the deadly drunk driving crash into a sports bar. witnesses telling us what it was like when the pickup came plowing through. the new challenger. another recall candidate announces his bid and doing it on the governor's former home turf.

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stuff. you can see the stuff that's inside the house it's coming into. >> it's real bad. >> some said they smelled the smoke as far east as lake merritt. the causes under investigation. details about the deadly crash in a san jose bar outdoor patio friday night. the manager of the bar is describing the moments that led up to the crash. the crash killed a woman and injured two other men. abc7 reporter luz pena spoke to the manager . >> reporter: agonizing moments at the san jose bar last night around 9:00. a woman was killed by a suspected impaired driver who plowed a pickup truck through fence into a group of customers at a sports bar and grill. she says she was lucky.

she was about four feet from the crash and survived, thanks to her friend who pulled her away as the vehicle sped up behind her. san jose police arrested alex moreno for felony dui and gross vehicular manslaughter. according to the manager, the suspect sat in his vehicle for 30 minutes before putting the car in reverse and hitting at least three people. she says there were 30 customers in this outdoor area. the manager is still shaken and refused to speak on camera, but said alex moreno tried to flee after the crash but security guards held him down for 15 minutes. the woman passenger in the vehicle wasn't injured. the pickup truck had a side local from bay area construction company, qec. tonight the ceo confirmed to abc7 news, alex moreno is a field superintendent and said in part this is devastating

news. to the two men who were also injured, our feelings are with them in this time. we have a long-standing policy the company vehicles unlimited to use during work hours and to and from the employee's jobsite only. qec confirming alex moreno shouldn't have been driving a company vehicle off-hours. san jose police have not identified the victim of the crash. the bar manager said the woman was at the bar visiting friends and family. in the castro neighborhood, immemorial to mark five years since 49 members of the lgbtq community were killed in the pulse nightclub massacre. in orlando with a nightclub is located, the names of each victim or read aloud. the club's owner has founded

the one pulse foundation and recently announced a second round of scholarships in honor of the victims. >> to the outside world, five years is a landmark because of the number, but people living it every day are directly affected, five years isn't that long. >> president biden also seeing he will sign a bill dedicating the nightclub as a national memorial. developments in the approaching recall election for governor newsom. another challenger is stepping into the ring and bringing an army of youtube subscribers. kevin is a southern california real estate broker. he is a democrat. he appeared yesterday. about 150 people showed up to the rally. this is video from a separate event. many told the paper their followers of his youtube channel where he has 1,000,000 1/2 fell followers. he joins caitlyn jenner, kevin faulconer, and 70 others

valuing to be california's next governor. the last time california recalled a governor inslee 2003. we put together a documentary called total recalled. it's on our app available for download. today, it's the second of commencement ceremonies at stanford. an actress and writer and producer issa rae will give the commencement speech. the class of 2021 asked her to be the speaker because she embodies courage, strength, and resilience. guests required to wear a mask and provide proof of covid vaccination by negative test. congratulations to all the graduates receiving their diploma. today, the big celebration at uc san diego ceremony. three triplets from the bay area will get their diplomas. then they go their separate ways for the first time ever. we show you their special bond.

>> i am taylor and i'm 22 years old. i'm graduating uc, san diego, this year. >> reporter: but you're not doing this by yourself? >> i am not doing it by myself. come in. >> reporter: these are the sisters, extremely rare identical triplets, graduating from uc, san diego, on sunday. they finish each other's sentences. >> even though we have grown independently -- >> we find our way back to each other. >> it has been the best four years of our life. >> reporter: the sisters say as kids they did everything together. >> ballet, swim. ice-skating. >> reporter: when it came time for college, they applied to uc sd and they all were accepted. to join the same sorority and claimed similar majors. their inspiration, their

parents. >> upper mom and dad are like superheroes. our dad, they are both software engineers. >> reporter: after 16 years of schooling together, they embark on a separate journey for the first time in their lives. taylor accepted a software engineering internship. year a is heading to milpitas. >> is free software engineering company. >> i have software engineer job. >> reporter: the biggest challenge of being alone? >> having to get my own clothes. >> reporter: in all seriousness, they say they are not worried. they will be one flight away and they will always have that sister connection. >> it's not good-bye. a chapter was closing but a new one is about to reopen. let's get a check of the forecast with lisa argen. they all went to the same school. good morning.

we are looking at a nice start to the day with a lot of sunshine, away from the shoreline. it's the last week of spring. the summer solstice arrives next weekend and that's five hours and 14 minutes longer of a day than the winter solstice in december. also the longest day of the year for those north of the equator and it happens at 8:32 next sunday night. live doppler 7, you are seeing the fog bank along the coast and the rain moving into the pacific northwest. we are not getting any of it. this looks like mt. diablo ready to wake up yet. getting a little more shut-eye with 59, mountain view. numbers are pretty mild. some sun in the city. it's a nice start to the day. 59, santa rosa. low 60s to the delta. it looks like a typical spring

day in the bay area with a low cloud deck. the dew points today and tomorrow running still high. higher than they normally do. we have the dry air be like to brag about, but today, it will feel muggy. humid in the afternoon and triple digits and wednesday and thursday. heat will encompass much of the western third of the nation. tomorrow, temperatures may come down. a breezy afternoon. tuesday, here comes the warmth with upper 80s to low to mid- 90s inland. numbers will take up maybe a few degrees around the be. wednesday it will get hotter. not as hot as we are inland with numbers over 100 degrees. even thursday, that could be the hottest for some. we are beginning to see a corner being turned with the heat. wednesday, it will be warm.

we will have the sea breeze, but the fog will be mixing out. sunday, 80 in san jose. 79, milpitas. the afternoon sea breeze with 77 in menlo park. san francisco, partly cloudy. 67. 81, santa rosa with clouds from point reyes. feeling pretty warm in the low to mid-70s with extra moisture in the air. 77, union city. inland, mid-80s. 85, livermore. 81, san ramon. the seven-day forecast, temperatures fairly similar tomorrow to what we are having today. the warm up begins on tuesday. by wednesday, and thursday, this is a heat wave for inland valleys where temperatures will be as much as 10 to maybe 20

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he is known for building the warriors dynasty but he and his wife do so much more for the community. they were in east bay helping to put together a new playground at franklin elementary school in oakland. the project is a collaboration with the carmax foundation and the playground nonprofit kaboom. they and other volunteers put the final touches on the final space. >> the best opportunity to be successful and when they are in school, have somewhere to go and be safe and play. explore their creativity. >> we are grateful to the community for coming together time and time again to make things like this happen. >> a basketball court, murals, and a garden were also installed. another half hour of abc7 mornings. the surprise pride parade appearance. new details about the wild

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it's 6:30. preparing for vladimir putin. president biden in the first lady starting sunday with catholic mass before his closely watched week ahead. a one-on-one with the russian president. good morning. inc. you for joining us on abc7 live on tran02, hulu live and wherever you stream. we will start this half hour with another look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen . some sunny pictures. it's looking nice out there. right now win san jose we have sunshine and temperatures are

mild to muggy. we have that again for the afternoon. 60, oakland. 62, san jose. the fog is down to the surface at the coast. outside our window, nice and bright. 59, santa rosa. midmorning we are clearing up. 60s and 70s. another humid afternoon with mid-70s in fremont. mid-80s in fairfield. upper 60s, san francisco. it will get warmer and we will tell you when in a few mi a fe we begin with developing news in austin, texas. police say they made one arrest for the shooting that wounded 14 people early saturday morning. witnesses are sharing what they saw on the busy sixth street is victims were rushed to the hospital by police car, ambulance, or even their own vehicles. >> out of nowhere. there was no escalation or

altercations. you heard the gunshots. four rapid gunshots. saw bodies everywhere. people screaming. >> investigators are poring through videos of the incident. multiple agencies including the fbi are working with the austin police department in this investigation. a brand-new ipsos poll and president biden's fitness for foreign negotiating. it comes days before his high- stakes meeting with vladimir putin. the poll found 52% of americans say they have a good amount of trust in president biden to negotiate with other world leaders. that tracks his overall approval rating at 53%. abc news reporter christine sloan details what is ahead for his last leg of the g-7 summit. >> reporter: president biden wrapping things up in cornwall today on the last day the g-7 summit.

the first face-to-face gathering of the leaders since the pandemic began. the president will have two g7 sessions before he and the first lady visit windsor castle. throughout the summit, the president continuing to stress this message. >> the united states, we are back. >> reporter: asked by karen travers if that message is getting through. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: the french president praising biden after their meeting on saturday. >> i think it is great to have a u.s. president part of the -- >> reporter: boris johnson calling biden a breath of fresh air. german chancellor angela merkel said the president stands for a commitment to partnership that was quote missing in recent years.

but there is some disagreement. biden and johnson support taking a tough stance against china's growing influence while angola markle and italy's support a more moderate approach. president biden will take part in the nato summit in brussels on monday were in stark contrast to former president trump, the white house said biden will solidify the commitment to the alliance. wednesday, all eyes will be on geneva when biden meets face-to- face with russian president vladimir putin. secretary of state antony blinken will talk about the president's foreign policy agenda and what message he will deliver to russian president vladimir putin. you can watch the interview 8:00 this morning on abc7. as the bay area celebrates pride month, vice president kamala harris was part of the events in washington, d.c. harris and her husband walked in the parade yesterday. it was a surprise since the event was not listed on her

schedule for the day. she addressed the crowd saying the biden administration supports the lgbtq plus community but realizes there is much work to be done to protect their rights. today, a group in san francisco will be handing out free pepper spray to seniors in chinatown. the effort to combat hate crimes against asian-americans. >> it is quite small. a couple of inches. it's very portable and it has a nice range, 20 feet. we will be focused on giving them to elderly people and people who can't readily defend themselves. >> the group says they will give out 500 pepper spray along with demonstrations and instruction cards in different languages. they will be a portsmouth square. writing for racial and social justice as part of building a better bay area. go to abc7news.com/take action to find resources to help in the fight.

details in the viral video from a delta airlines plane cabin. another unruly passenger forcing an emergency landing for making terrace of threats and assaulting two flight attendants. video was aboard the flight from l.a. to atlanta. several men were able to pin him down while he kicks and screams. police identified the suspect as a go off-duty delta flight attendant. he at one point said he was going to take down the plane. >> the perpetrator was telling passengers to return to their seat because oxygen masks were going to be required. >> the plane landed and he was put in custody and taken to a local hospital. the federal aviation administration just put out data on these passenger incidents. the agency identified nearly 3000 reports of unruly behavior in 2021.

about 2200 were people refusing to comply with the federal mask mandate. not all cases have resulted in penalties, but the faa said it can include imprisonment or $35,000 in finds. still ahead. the bay area trying to take advantage of the current final record revival. a huge block party today. how an 18 up flip the script on her dad who dumped 80,000 pennies as his last child support payment. her response going viral. a live look aside from our suture camera. it is 6:37. it is 6:37. we will check in with lisa wh this is the silence volvo never wants you to hear. so we're as committed to protecting you in an accident, as we are in preventing them. this is volvo on call. is everyone okay?

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final swap in the east bay. finals have been revived and vendors are selling genres from every era. this is happening westend mercantile in alameda. vendors will have records, music merchandise, t-shirts and art for sale. the market is open from 11:00 until 5:00 p.m. it's a half century when native americans were forced from alcatraz island. the so-called tribe of all nations took over the abandoned prison and declared a tribal land for 19 months. we have a sneak peek of the abc7 original escape to alcatraz telling the begi to the end and how shape public policy for decades after. >> 10 days of past since the native americans last step foot on alcatraz island. they were not planning on giving it back to the federal government. under the cloak of darkness, they made their way back to

alcatraz. >> they enjoyed one of the most enviable views last night. 360 degrees of san francisco bay as seen from the center of it. the group how the traditional pow wow followed by chanting and dancing around a campfire between the lighthouse and the main cellblock building. >> ♪ >> the start of the second i found the original group of 78 and large by 15 to 20 more indians. they snuck by the patrol and onto the island. reasonably, they carried supplies to supplement the two days of provisions brought over early yesterday morning. bread, potatoes, cereal, canned goods. as the younger warriors slept, the community breakfast was being prepared at the campfire. the frying, slicing and finally the eating. newsmen were invited. cleaning up after took a

special meaning. they didn't want it to look like a white man's island. there were other changes in the landscape. >> we do not fear your threat to charge us with crimes on our land. we and all bother people welcomed the spectacle of group before the world of your title by genocide. we seek peace. >> how long do you feel you can't stay here? >> a man said until freezes over. >> you can stream this through our abc7 bay area tv app. free to download and roku, amazon fire, apple tv, android tv. let's get a check outside. >> it's going to be feeling hotter than normal. right now, 62 in san jose. it is feeling sticky out there.

that will continue to start the workweek then big changes with 90s entering the santa clara valley. my accuweather seven-day forecast is next. omaha bound. the stanford baseball team advances to the college world series for the first time since 2008 another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses, and you can get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started with a great offer, and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus, for a limited time,ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today.

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in sports, the giants will try to win the four m-series in washington, d.c. johnny cueto will take the mound for san francisco. that athletics will try to win against the royals. first pitch, 1:07 at the coliseum. the stanford baseball team is headed to the college world series for the 17th time in school history. here is chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. taken game one of the super regionals, stanford needed one more to advance to the world series.

the fans were loud and rowdy. their team facing elimination. a fresno native had a big day. first of his three homers. williams was brilliant. tying run at the plate. here is one of his 10 strikeouts. he is fired up. jones, second homer of the day. towards the scoreboard. that is a grand slam and it made it 8-0. two hit shut out. the final out right here. that will be the ballgame. cardinal headed to omaha. their first college world series appeared since 2008. the giants and nantz mills. this van, no part of the self a. mike yastrzemski near home run, inches from going out. it is a double. top of the eighth, scoreless.

this is an extra inning game. base hit. giants score 2. washington had the tying and winning runs. but the giants win. he was leading up. second pitch and that's way out of here. 426 feet to write. the giants got nothing going offensively. struck out 10 times including the final at-bat right here. the athletics and royals. bring your glove. get a foul ball. nice catch. the a's up. chapman, halfway up the wall. two runs will score. a's lead 3-0. matt olson, rbi double. he later hit his 16th homer of

the season. bottom six, chapman, exit stage right. a's win. denmark and finland, the midfielder, he collapsed on the field during the match and had to receive cpr on the field. he was eventually carried off on a stretcher before heading to the hospital. he has been stabilized and was awake. the match was suspended for 90 minutes and then play was resumed and finland won. four like it athletes are putting on a show. the 145th westminster kennel club dog show will have its big best in show prize decided tonight. four of the seven finalists were selected saturday. an english sheepdog represents the hurting group. a french bulldog for the nonsporting group. a whippet for the hounds. and the peak and ace makes of

the toy group. the event normally held in madison square garden is being held at an outdoor location with no spectators. >> it's fine. we are doing it for the sport and for the dog and ourselves. the enjoyment we get out of it. >> all human participants were vaccinated or recently tested negative for covid. within 2500 dogs are competing. so cute. the little one smiling. so sweet. we have some dense fog at the coast otherwise a lot of sun to start your sunday. it's unusually wet in the pacific northwest but we can get rain at all. as we look at the tower camera, this deck of low clouds getting deeper. it was 500 feet and raising to 800 feet. looking at 56, san francisco. 60, mountain view.

62, san jose. there are some clouds in the distance. it's feeling warmer. 61, novato. those low 60s to start out, and the feeling that it will be muggy day, you are right. today and tomorrow. we are looking at the beach here. this is santa cruz where it is 57. we have the fog and muggy conditions to start. the humid air continues for your sunday and your monday. tuesday, dew points go down but he will build. high pressure builds to the south and that allows for triple digits on wednesday and thursday. monday, the highs similar to today. low clouds and fog. westerly winds. 70s and 80s inland. by tuesday, the heat begins to build.

inland valleys, still comfortable around the bay. wednesday, the heat is gripping the east bay valleys and into south bay at 90. this dome of heat continues to overspread the east coast. it will be another hot day on thursday. if you are headed to oakland today for the game, upper 60s to low 70s with breezy winds. a nice day for the game. south bay, 80. similar to yesterday. along the peninsula, sea breeze keeping you in the mid to upper 70s. mountain view, 78. not a lot of sun for half moon bay and the sunset with those 60s. it remains mild to warm. north bay, low to mid-80s. 84, cloverdale.

it will feel 80 degrees with a relative humidity. 85, livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast, starting the workweek with low clouds and fog. similar afternoon temperatures. the heat builds on tuesday away from the coast. wednesday and thursday, it is very hot. 100 degrees inland with triple digits expanding into thursday. around the bay, it heats up. it will stay comfortable at the shoreline. by the end of the we, we will have the summer spread once again. to the stop clicked on at abc7news.com. an 18-year-old is flipping the script on her dad who dumped 80,000 pennies outside her home as his last child support payment. avery said her father used a landscaping trailer to dump the coins on the street. she donated the money to a domestic abuse shelter.

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>> reporter: meet 18-year-old bradley. a high school pole vaulter outside flint, michigan. totally blind since birth, but determined. bradley comes from a family pole vaulter's including his father. >> i know what it but i don't know what it looks like. >> most kids would not even attempt this, being blind. his grandfather? he is also his track coach. >> you had to be somewhat fearless. >> reporter: using supplies from the hardware store, he devised a guided track for the poll. >> it is garden trim for edging. he uses a cane every day so we had to think about how can we guide him. >> reporter: helping him to keep straight as he spurns, counting steps. >> the fourth lived i jump into the air and go over, i memorize the feeling and into it again.

we keep it on the track and run it down >> reporter: he practices up to three times per day. >> a couple times it was getting dark and i said it's getting dark. he said it doesn't matter to me. >> reporter: he plays piano, the saxophone, and in the marching band. >> a lot of my life is based on faith. >> reporter: the faith and focus driving him to new heights. >> incredible. let's get a final check of the weather. we have fog along the coast. elsewhere, sunshine. another muggy afternoon with mid-80s inland. 70s around the bay. 80, palo alto. not a lot of sun at the coast. the seven-day forecast, onshore flow all week long despite the heat up that arrives on tuesday. numbers inland will be well over 100 degrees.

by friday, slightly cooler inland. the rest of us cool off and into the first, summer doesn't start until sunday night, so one last weekend of spring where temperatures will be coming down. thank you very joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz. along with lisa argen. we continue at 9:00 a.m. gma is next. have a great day.

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