good morning. happy father's day. you are watching abc7 news live on tran02, hulu live and wherever you stream. . i'm kate larsen in for liz kreutz. we are going to start with a quick look of weather. it's going to be a great day if you have plans for father's day. temperatures are milder, especially for inland locations. we are in the 50s and 60s right now. 48, santa rosa. a much cooler start compared to 24 hours ago. that trend will continue over the next few days.

here is the day planner as we look at the san jose airport. we have fog at the coast and bay and that brings temperatures down even more today. mostly sunny for everyone this afternoon except at the beaches and it will be milder inland areas hitting the low 90s. around the bay, perfect weather, upper 70s. at the coast, it will be cool at the beaches. low 60s. summer officially starts at 8:32 this evening and we have more cooling on the way. shots ring out at lake merritt. crowded with people celebrating juneteenth. one person is dead and several others are hurt. this morning, oakland police and crimestoppers are offering a $35,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. this is video showing one of the victims being loaded into an ambulance. video taken from across this lake shows people scattering.

the juneteenth celebration was centered at a different part of the lake, but police say there were about 1000 at the area at the time of the shooting. it happened just before 6:30 last night on lakeshore avenue. police say a 22-year-old man died. five others were hit, ranging from age 16 to 27, but we are told there in stable condition. police were able to act quickly. they also chased after two men who were seen running away with guns. authorities say both were arrested, but investigators are still trying to determine the involvement in the shooting may have been. it's unclear what led to the shooting and whether the victims were targeted if it was a random attack during a busy day at the lake. the oakland mayor told abc7, a joyous occasion was marred by a senseless act of gun violence. our thoughts are with the family and friends of the victims. we sent this push alert when news first broke last night.

if you want breaking news alerts like this in the future, download the free abc7 news app and turn on a vacations. new details about this fire yesterday morning that forced 60 people from their homes in a six-story san francisco building. the fire tore through the building. abc7 news reporter luz pena spoke with victims who jumped into action to help others. >> reporter: from afar, only a glimpse of the agony was captured. inside the sierra madre apartments in the san francisco tenderloin, the flames were moving fast. >> i couldn't see anything because smoke was coming to my face and it was superheavy. >> reporter: two stories above what is believed to be the epicenter of the blaze, this resident ran back inside her apartment and grabbed what was closest to her. >> my cell phone. >> reporter: she escaped through her living room window onto a fire escape.

on her way down, she saw her elderly neighbor screaming out for help. >> when i saw his window, they had heavy smoke outside. i said oh, my god. >> reporter: this was captured by one of the residents shows the flames bursting through unit. on the other side of the building, firefighters rescuing at least 20 residents, along with several pets. 15 people with minor injuries. 60 displaced. san francisco firefighters thanking police officers who were first on scene saving lives as the flames erupted. one officer sustaining major injuries. >> this is mostly seniors. there are some families in the building. thankfully, everyone was able to get out safely. >> reporter: the investigation begins to find the cause. the supervisor working with the red cross to find housing for those displaced.

>> this was a housing project. they are working to find empty units. >> reporter: she is glad she trusted the fire alarm, and ran out just in time. you thought this was a false alarm because you have heard the fire alarm go off before? >> many times. usually, i open the door and nothing happens. this time was terrible. >> reporter: a man has been arrested for a brazen theft at a san francisco walgreens. video of the theft caught on camera. it went viral last week. san francisco police arrested the suspect yesterday and tell us he was caught in the act and tried to pull off another theft. investigators say he hit the same walgreens for two days in a row. he was arrested at another store.

>> there is illegal aftermarket. there is an organized effort to get these items and sell them and fence them throughout the city and state, as well as the nation. >> walgreens so shoplifting has been a factor in why several stores have closed over the past years. turning to the coronavirus and the dangerous delta variant spreading rapidly across the u.s. doctors are treating more severe cases, especially in places where the vaccination rates are low. abc7 news christine sloan has the details. >> reporter: the delta variant detected in at least 46 states and expected to accelerate. the cdc director on cnn. >> we know the delta variant is more transmissible than the uk variant. i anticipate that will be the predominant variant in the month ahead. >> reporter: it's already

sinking its teeth into under vaccinated areas like southwest missouri where cox health said the delta variant makes up 90% of their new cases. >> we are seeing a rise in the critically ill, covid positive patients. >> reporter: the country no longer a pace to meet the goal of 70% of adults getting one shot by july 4. with vaccination rates slowing, health officials are moving on from mega clinics in trying to meet people where they are. in ohio, this pop-up clinic in a transit station brought doses directly to holdouts like james. >> i had to catch the bus to the other side of town. i didn't know nothing about this. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., new incentives, the mayor saying city residents to get a covid-19 shot can be entered to win ski a car. $10,000 or pre-paid for rights on city buses and trains.

five states with lower than average vaccination rates have seen cases climb significantly over the past two weeks. arkansas up 74%. all over san francisco, there is a renewed sense of normalcy. this is the first weekend months where californians are living in a reopened economy without the public health mandates we have become accustomed to. look at the turnout last night in san francisco. beer flowed freely and people gathered with or without masks indoors and outdoors. business owner says last night is some hope and inspiration. >> when i see the differences, a lot of people are coming in and sitting at the bar and talking to the bartender and ordering food. that is a big difference. >> i see customers. people i met during the pandemic, they had to wear a mask. now i can see them without a

mask. big smiles. >> i'm sure there's a lot of relief from this business owners and you can see public- health signs telling vaccinated people they can unmask. but those unvaccinated, they need to keep wearing a mask indoors. the state has a new optional system for californians to access their covid vaccination records. anyone who has been vaccinated can download an electronic version of the card they receive when they first got there shot. officials call it a covid-19 vaccine record. be sure to check yours for accuracy because some have noticed errors. if you signed up and your information is raw, there is a number you can call. it is posted along with a link to the website on our website, abc7news.com. power has been restored to tens of thousands of east bay pg&e customers after they spent a couple of hours in the dark last night. at one point, 51,000 customers in parts of fremont, union

city, and hayward were without power. the outage began just before 7:00. pg&e spokesperson said 34,000 got shortage coverage pack by about 9:00. the cause of the outage is under investigation. a look at the sunday father's day weather. good morning, everyone. we're starting off with cloudy and cool weather, especially at the coast. this is a pretty shot from mt. tam. we will see lots of sunshine today, and temperatures hot inland, but it is cooler and i will tell you how long the cooling trend will continue. parties, picnics, and lessons in history are part of the juneteenth celebrations with the day carry more significance this year. it is father's day. we hear from some dads about what it means to be a father

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the nation commemorated the end of slavery yesterday, honoring black americans across our country with juneteenth. it is officially a federal holiday. abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra capture the celebrations that took place across the bay area. >> reporter: juneteenth celebrations brought more than just excitement. and smiling faces sense of unity and pride. >> it's a celebration of true black independence. >> it's a day of reflection on our ancestors. all the folks hard to give us a better life. >> it is like a rebirth. >> it's like a big black family reunion. >> reporter: it's a teaching moment for her daughter. >> this is a day when our

ancestors got to be free from slaves. >> mills reflecting on the sacrifices her great great grandmother made so her family could have a better life. >> now i get to share with my kids that we are working towards freedom. we are further than she was. she did a lot so we could get here. >> reporter: this year's commemoration hold special meaning being recognized as a federal holiday for the first time since juneteenth celebrations began in 1866. >> the law was passed, it is a national holiday which it should have been years ago. >> reporter: the change symbolizes a brighter future for his kids. >> my children can proceed and be president or run fortune 500 companies. >> reporter: crowds gathered off of fillmore sharing the same sense. some adding the cause of change following george floyd's death is giving new hope for

equality. >> it giveit giveit give celebrate and come together and try to bring more unity to the community. >> reporter: but not forgetting the sacrifice endured to get to this point. >> it is mixed emotions. it is sad at the same time and rejoicing. >> we have a long way to go. >> reporter: many of the families traveled out of state to celebrate together. it was great to see the support to local artists and black- owned small businesses. and the south bay, thousands turned out for the annual juneteenth in the park festival at the santa clara fairgrounds. the event is in its 40th year. it's a celebration of african- american heritage and a learning opportunity for the community on a variety of issues like public health, education, and financial literacy. organizers say it's especially meaningful this year after a challenging 2020. two honor juneteenth, the san francisco giants donned special uniforms inspired by pioneering bay area baseball

team. the uniforms were modeled after the san francisco sea lions competed in the west coast association. the plate for one season in 1946. this is the 75th anniversary. yesterday uniforms will be auctioned off on the giants website this weekend proceeds will benefit the san francisco juneteenth celebrations. on this father's day, we hear from some fathers about what it means to be a dad. they are part of an inspiring book called the debt advice project aimed at providing advice on parenthood through letters from fellow dads. >> reporter: when father three craig asked a few friends -- >> asked me to write a letter to be a good dad. >> reporter: the chief operating officer hit a hole-in- one. >> i hope people walk away and recognize it's okay to make mistakes. >> reporter: more than 40 father submitted essays.

>> would has life been like with triplets? >> reporter: which of wisdom compiled as the database project from former cia director george tenant to the former head of venmo. with 7-year-old devon just calls him dad. what do you hope he says about you being a dad? >> that's a great question. i hope he says i was a loving father who was involved in his life. >> reporter: he says it's a mosaic of moments. >> he's a big soccer fan. we started having him on a team. all of a sudden he's like walking off the field saying i hate the sport and i am done. >> reporter: dads of different walks and stages of life sharing successes and fears. >> the reality is i am raising two brown girls in a world that is mostly non-brown. >> reporter: this ceo runs a

construction company in dallas while trying to build a more inclusive society first two teenaged daughters. >> we really have to live a life that demonstrates to our kids believe in. we know we are better when we are together. >> reporter: encouraging fathers to lead by example. >> the purpose of parenting, the true purpose, is to make our kids useful. to make them productive. >> reporter: time a common thread in the debt advice project. >> it goes fast. >> it's amazingly fast. >> reporter: his triplets are 19. he misses those chaotic mornings, driving them to school. >> don't be afraid to embarrass them. tell you in you >> reporter: a reminder even for me that the days may be long. >> i get teared up and emotional every time. >> reporter: but the years are

so short. >> it is a magical experience. >> happy father's day to all the dads out there. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the father's day forecast. excuse me, frances is in for lisa. it's an early morning and a great day for any father's day activities, especially inland communities. temperatures will be much more comfortable. we have the fog and they onshore flow. you can see with live doppler 7 and of satellite and radar image. with this, temperatures will be cooling down. it has brought limited visibility at half moon bay. it is down to 1 1/2 miles. be careful of driving along the coast. a live shot of those low clouds in emeryville. temperatures are cooler this

morning. in san francisco, 54 degrees. mountain view, 60. san jose, 50 k. low 50s for morgan hill. i want to show this pretty shot from the east bay hills looking towards mt. diablo where we will have plenty of sunshine through the day. you can see the fog has spilled in a little more into the hills as well into east bay. santa rosa, 48 degrees. we have low 50s in novato and napa. fairfield and concord, 59. here is a live shot of the golden gate bridge where we have the fog and low clouds and onshore breeze is what will bring temperatures cooler for father's day. summer officially starts at 8:32 this evening. temperatures will be going down over the next few days. by tuesday, we will be below average. ends will pick up and because of the onshore flow, temperatures will cool. we will feel the breeze this afternoon especially at the beaches. san jose, high of 84.

santa cruz, 71. you will still be comfortable at the lower part of the peninsula. low 80s, redwood city. at the beaches, cloudy conditions so the sunset district, 62 today. san francisco, 67. low 80s in sonoma and napa. santa rosa, 81. east bay, comfortable with low 70s through berkeley and oakland. union city and fremont, 84. hot inland but the 100 degree temperatures or gone. low 90s for concord, pittsburgh, livermore. tonight it will be a cool one as fog and low clouds moved in and spread across the bay. 50, santa rosa. 60s in any i can lakeport. could see drizzle the coast. here's the seven-day forecast.

we have a gorgeous day today, for father's day. if you want to head outdoors. low nine leads inland. around the bay, upper 70s. at the coast, low 60s. the cooling continues. by tuesday, inland temperatures will be dropping into the low 80s. much cooler by tuesday before things ramp up. sunny your and warmer for next weekend. >> some are is starting. thank you. nothing could be finer. the big surprise a young niners fan received after writing

technology and social media have allowed sports fans to interact with their favorite players and teams. here is sports anchor chris alvarez with the story of a young 49ers fan who went old school and gained the attention of two of his favorite players. >> joe montana. >> reporter: this 11-year-old is a huge 49ers fan. >> happy to be here?

>> reporter: he and his father traveled to several games during the 2019 super bowl run. >> probably overspent going to games that year. we felt like a test in a moment. >> reporter: just a few months later, the pandemic hit and to keep up with this education, does he took matters into his own hands. >> we didn't have any other learning devices during the pandemic. so i decided to write >> reporter: he wrote letters and sent football cards to 20 of his favorite nfl players across the leak and just two responded. george kittle and ruffalo. >> we were the fans looking up to the guys in the league. know the rules have turned. it's a cool chance to give back a little bit. >> to show someone th th care that they took the time to write a handwritten note. it takes little effort to sign something and send it back. >> reporter: i showed him how

they reacted to his home set up. i have a surprise for you. i talked to jimmy and george the other day about you. >> look at the stuff he's got. >> he has the face for it. >> i love that. >> reporter: what are your thoughts when you watch that video? >> it makes me excited. >> it shows they are the kind of guys that road autographs. it makes us excited to be fans of such a great franchise and have great leaders on the team. the oakland route soccer team said this apology letter to fans after the home opener was canceled. league officials said the field was not acceptable for play. fans had already arrived for the game and had to go home. the roots are part owned by an oakland native marshawn lynch. still to come. crews are struggling to contain a wildfire burning in monterey

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thank you to all those breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? good sunday morning. you are watching abc7 news live on abc7, hulu live, and wherever your stream. we will start with a look at the weather with frances dinglasan. it seems like a nice father's day. it will be a gorgeous father's day. you will notice feels a little cooler, a little more humid, and that is because of the fog. temperatures right now range from the upper 40s to low 60s. santa rosa, 48. san francisco, 54. compared to where we were 24 hours ago, generally cooler all across the board.

fairfield, 8 degrees cooler. that is quite a change as we look out live, we see the gray skies. fog over the coast and bay. temperatures in the 60s at the 9:00 hour. venti of sunshine except at the beaches and it will be milder in the afternoon. upper 70s around the bay. at the beaches, low 60s. summer officially starts at 8:32 this evening and we have a cooling trend for some are on the way. this morning, residents along the u.s. gulf coast are cleaning out from tropical storm claudette which dumped heavy rain and brought gusty winds to the region. shores, alabama, the tropical storm is being blamed for spawning several tornadoes as well as this. some of distraction left behind in alabama. major flooding hit several communities

neighborhoods under several inches of water. >> that house right there, the water was inside the house last night. our house, it didn't get too high but it got to the front door. >> the threat isn't over. there is potential today for more flash flooding and tornadoes. a wildfire near big sur has burned more than 2000 acres in the national forest. smoke from the fire is expected to impact the bay area. the will of fire broke out thursday and there's no reported containment. some neighborhoods under mandatory evacuation orders. the fire was burning between burn scars of two other recent wildfires. the dolan fire and another one from 2016. firefighters see if the flames reach those areas, a good help get the upper hand by significantly slowing the fire's growth. the president and first lady are mourning the loss of their beloved german shepherd named champ. champ had been with the family for 13 years.

they said he was our constant cherished companion and was adored by the entire biden family. the first family has another german shepherd named major. coming up on this week. white house national security advisor jack sullivan talks to george stephanopoulos about president biden's foreign- policy trip and a summit with russian president vladimir putin and with the u.s. achieved and where we go from here. you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning on abc7. masks were similar responsibility and protecting other people. now the california is going maskless, is continuing to wear one a sign of vulnerability or paranoia? leslie brinkley delves into the psychology behind masks. >> reporter: a new day dawned this coffee shop as the first customer came in with no mask on. >> i said oh, my god, my first

maskless customer. it's so nice to see your face. three other groups came in behind him that were all masked . saw he wasn't wearing a mask and gave him the dirtiest looks. >> reporter: are we going to start judging people because they are wearing a mask or judging people because they aren't wearing a mask? it's a big social change. a psychological change that many people will have to wrestle with. >> of this transition into non- mask wearing, there will be trust issues. >> reporter: the doctor is a clinical psychologist as well as public health professor. >> whether wearing a mask or not, you are going to feel closer to people who are doing what you are doing. it takes about a month to change a habit. we will probably see a heightened level of anxiety for some people who don't feel safe. >> i think people will be a

little leery. >> it may be a pacifier for people. they feel more comfortable with it. >> there are so many there that will are vaccinated and will continue to wear a mask. my husband is one of those people. if that's what makes you feel safe, go for it. >> i don't want to push too much judgment because i know people who are immunocompromised who can't get it. there will be a stigma to it. >> reporter: think of the next few weeks as a reintroduction to society. the transition starts now. in the east bay, haworth annual juneteenth celebration came with a very important message. get vaccinated against covid- 19. kaiser permanente offered free vaccinations at the event to those who have not gotten their shots, and $50 gift cards were

handed out to the first 300 who were vaccinated. the leader spoke about the impact on the african-american community from covid. >> being free from disease as being free. you can't be free if you have covid. i am telling everyone, please, let this be an opportunity to use your freedom of choice and free will to come out and get vaccinated. >> pfizer and single just johnson & johnson vaccines were offered at the event. still ahead on abc7 mornings. no stranger to first. meet the first transgender singer to perform at the san francisco symphony. here's a live look aside. it's a foggy morning. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community.

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>> hi. welcome to juneteenth. >> thank you. >> crowds came to soak up the atmosphere and sample the food. they partnered with the farmers market to organize and present a black owners desire to mark the end emancipation. there was trade from food and drink to t-shirts and memorabilia to mark the occasion. >> lots of good food. i had my sampling of all that. some cookies that have lacked power and black lives matter on them. >> it sounds delicious. the pleasure principle showcased their salads and sandwiches and southern desserts to round up the fun day of community. you will see a brand-new look to the vacant san francisco school district offices. the san francisco jazz center share this video. a transformation is happening

this weekend. there putting up images from legendary photographer chuck stewart in the windows. stewart is a pioneering photographer renowned for capturing jazz singers and musicians. it's a first time his work has been displayed in the city and the photos will be up for the next year, which is very cool. frances dinglasan is here with the forecast. a little fog and mist out there this morning. >> that is due to increased onshore flow which will bring cooler temperatures. the cooling trend continues for the next few days. i will let you know how much sunshine you can expect for father's day and with the highs will be in your neighborhood. overtime in brooklyn. could kevin durant, clutch and lead then

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weekend series. oaken faces the yankees. the giants take on the phillies . that starts at 1:05. yesterday, san francisco tried to extend its five-game winning streak. here's sports anchor chris alvarez with the highlights. >> reporter: next weekend, the giants and go head-to-head at oracle park. this weekend, san francisco is hosting philly in the final games with capacity restrictions. 17,000 and saw quite a show on saturday. giants wearing the sea lions jerseys honoring the 75th anniversary of the team and the west coast negro association. it to run shot to center. phillies first baseman reese hoskins grew up just outside sacramento and almost hits is to the state capital. the phillies retake the lead. giants are down, brandon, we

will have a splash. his 11th of the year. it ties things. philly kept on scoring. hoskins, second homer of the game. phillies whiskey 13-6. the a's going further eighth street win. tony kemp homered. how about another on saturday? solo blast to write. his fourth of the year. top four, same score. matt chapman. left-center, it is 4-1 at this point. the bullpen lets it slip away. he tied the game to make it 4 all. solo blast makes it 5-4. the yankees wins. stanford a north carolina state opening the world series in

omaha. pac-12 pitcher of the year starting for the cardinals. butler, to run shot to right. he had a decent outing. bottom seven, they are down. 6-3 after that blast. how do you deal with the tension of a pressure game? ice cream, please. nc state winds sinning stanford into elimination game on monday. game six of the nets and bucks. kyrie irving is out with an ankle. jrue holiday, three and milwaukee up. final seconds of the fourth. kevin durant. are you kidding me? we are tied. wanda is so fired up. both teams exhausted. khris middleton, the bucks are

backup. final seconds, kevin durant with a ball. he puts it up and nothing but air. played every minute of the game. the bucks win. that's your look at sports. the giants are playing at home today. frances is here to explain what weather will be like in san francisco and throughout the bay area. it will be a great day outdoors. the things that will change that we are noticing more fog and low clouds. that will bring cooler temperatures. live doppler 7 satellite image, the fog and low clouds have moved in across san francisco this morning. there is limited visibility at

half moon bay, down to 1 1/2 miles. oakland, five miles. a gray start as we look out towards the bay. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. san francisco, 54. mountain view, 60. san jose, 58. as we look from the east bay toward mt. diablo, lots of sunshine this afternoon for inland areas and even around the bay. the fog that has spread, that will bring cooler afternoon highs. santa rosa it's only 48 right now. novato in napa, low 50s. fog, visible at the golden gate bridge. totally socked in. if you had to the beach this afternoon, it's not going to be sunny at all and only in the low 60s. it's cooler for father's day today. that's more comfortable for inland areas. some are start to 8:30 to this evening. it's one of the longest days. than the cooling trend continues.

we will be below-average by tuesday. a high of 84 in san jose. plenty of sunshine. santa cruz, 71. the lower part of the peninsula, low 80s. redwood city, menlo park. at the beaches, sunset district, 62. downtown san francisco, 67. the north bay, look for the 80s. low 80s in sonoma. 75 degrees. we have low 70s through parts of the east bay. interior areas still hot but only the low 90s. note triple-digit heat. overnight lows will be a bit cooler, in the 50s for the most part. low to mid-50s around the bay. 58, san jose. we have this area of high pressure that brought the heat, but this area of low pressure will move in and that will bring cooling over the next few

days. for most of the state, still excessive heat warning through tonight, but not for the bay area. here's the accuweather forecast seven-day forecast. summer starts tonight. a gorgeous day for father's day. it will be cool at the beaches. the cooling trend continues into monday and tuesday will be below-average. even possibly drizzle that morning. high pressure builds through the week and next weekend, we got close to triple digit heat for inland areas and lots of sunshine. >> thank you for the temporary cooling. breanna sinclair is no stranger to firsts. she's the first to perform the national anthem for the san francisco giants and the oakland a's in the first trans performer to sing with the san francisco symphony. she uses her voice to uplift and inspire audiences. >> ♪

>> i have been singing classical music since 12 years old and i can sing soprano, alto tenor, and bass. now that it i am fully transitional, i can be free. i am breanna sinclair. and icing. there are so many transphobics, amazing. i want people to see success. my goal is to uplift people and give people hope i hope first will equal second and a third and more and more because our world needs that visibility.

i am grateful my voice has been a big gun of light. when i was young, was dealing with gender issues and not dealing with sexuality. mostly dealing with my body and my mind not matching. singing was a way of escape. it was a way as expressing myself. i wanted to study with a vocal coach. my girlfriend let me stay at her complex. i wrote to the voice teacher and i said i am in transition, and i hope is not an issue. they never replied back. i remember during that time, i came back and i saw all my things in the trashcan. i was homeless in new york city for three months. that taught me about life and the realities of what trans folks go through. applying for jobs and getting denied on the spot.

are people telling me they're not comfortable with me working. people gawking on the street. i am just trying to live my life. he gave me a check and he said breanna, fly back to california and finish your degree. he saved my life. >> ♪ >> during that period, there was this battle because i wanted to be my authentic self. i wanted to be who i truly was, but i saw the price i had to pay. deep down in my heart and my mind, i have to continue. this is who i am. people don't understand what they don't know. that is why i am grateful i am able to see our leaders in the community really embrace who we are.

to hear the mayor say those words, i feel i am in a dream. i never thought that being a homeless trans woman in new york city, that was a dark period. what i say to the trans community is keep going. you can't be low forever. >> ♪ >> we are so proud to have breanna here. you can see her perform live at old first concerts today at 4:00 p.m. visit old first concerts.org for ticket information. after a one-year hiatus, the music festival is back.

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good morning. it is sunday, june 20. and of course happy father's day. you are watching abc7 live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. . i'm kate larsen in for liz kreutz. we will start this hour with a look at weather with meteorologist frances dinglasan. good morning. >> good morning. happy father's day to everyone. we will have lots of sunshine, but right now we're dealing with fog and low clouds that have moved in. temperatures are in the upper 40s to low 60s. santa rosa, 48. palo alto, 60. generally, we are cooler than we were yesterday at this time and that trend continues with the afternoon highs as well