. get ready for the heat. temperatures will see a spike this weekend. it'll be dangerous and excessive inland. good morning everybody. it's saturday, june 26th. you're watching abc news live at 5:00 a.m. thank you for join us. we are going to get right to the weather with lisa and what we can expect today. >> good morning. you know this is an interesting heat wave as high pressure builds to the north of us. live doppler 7 still picking up on areas of fog as that marine layer gets

compressed. it's produce drizzle. had to use my wipers but to the north that blue, you see off shore, you can see the clouds going up and over that area of high pressure that will dominate much the pacific northwest and parts of our extreme inland communities. if we look at our advisories here you can see up toward wilets we are under a heat advisory from 2:00 to 9:00 on tuesday. excessive heat warning for lake county around lake port and clear lake as well as hidden valley lake. these communities could see temperatures as hot as 108 degrees right on through tuesday. there is a risk of heat related illness. you know the on shore flow will keep the rest of us comfortable throughout much of 50's to near 60. numbers will warm will talk about particulars but we have the wide range from the coast to the inland valleys. extreme heat in the pacific

northwest is melting snow and ice on mount ranier in washington state. it has 25 major glaciers. higher elevations won't be able to escape this weekend's historic and life threatening heat wave. the national weather service said several cities will break heat records this weekend. many people in seattle and portland are rushing to find ac's. >> you know right now i'm currently out looking for portable air conditioning units. feels like i have been to hardware stores. >> in fact seattle is the least air conditioned metro area in the united states. just out of san francisco. beat the heat by tracking temperatures any time. our live temperature tracker is in the weather tracker center of our co tv rnappsal ywt passenger pounded on aycock pit

cockpit door and tried to get in. after that he jumped out onto the emergency slide and onto the tarmac. skywest said it happened as the plane was taxiing to the runway for a flight so salt lake city. the man was taken into custody, treated for injuries and taken to a hospital. the plane was able to go back to the gate. nobody else was hurt. and thursday night a driver smashed through a gate on lax and led police on a chase over two runways. police cornered the vehicle and took that man into custody. let's get over to miami now. the search for survivors continues this morning in surfside florida where a condo tower collapsed. crews have been working around the clock since the building came down on thursday morning. 159 people remain unaccounted for.

the county confirms that four people as of now they know, are dead. the cause of the collapse is still a mystery this morning. coming up at 5:30 we will bring you a live report. we have new information about a report that came out last night about the structure of this building. we will have a back here, a dead whale is stuck on a rocky beach next to a richmond neighborhood. the gray whale carcass washed on shore thursday. kate larson spoke to neighbors about this very large and smelly problem. >> its been floating around the bay for a month. >> it just stopped us. >> it first washed on shore in marin and this week the tide brought it to the shoreline. it's body now hidden along the rocks. >> kind of sad. >> the whale is one of 14 gray whales that have turned up dead in the

this year. >> i have never seen a whale close up even though it's not alive. >> an unusual mortality event. that's what its being called. >> to see a wild creature like that. it does take us out of ourselves and realize that it's just not human beings. >> the marine mammal has not examined this whale but said malnutrition and ship strikes are the most common causes of death. john is a supervisor. he said that the marine mammal system don't think towing it is an option. >> they believe the best thing is for the whale to

decompose naturally which can take up to 30 days. >> which is not necessarily what neighbors want to see. >> it's obviously very concerning. it stinks obviously and we spend a lot of time in the water. we w ind surf, swim, i don't know what -- if this will be going into pieces and drifting around. >> for now they will tape off the area to keep people safe. the fda has added a warning to vaccines about the risk of heart inflammation. these terms refer to inflammation of the heart muscle and tisha round the heart. a very small number of young adults and teens who were recently vaccinated reported having mild symptoms. health experts say that the benefits of the vaccine out weigh the risks. derek chauvin was sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison for the murder

of george floyd. the sentence comes more than a year after a video live streamed the former police officer pressing his knee into floyd's neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds. at the start of the hearing yesterday floyd's daughter was given a chance to speak. >> if you could say anything to your dad what would it be >> it would be i miss you and i love you. >> chauvin is expected to appeal. is he also facing federal civil rights charges along with three other officers who were there the day floyd was murdered. we have a section of our abc7 bay area connected tv app dedicated to the case. you will find our app on amazon l rit. ku. the san jose ct announced they will not have police on campus this

upcoming school year. they voted to reject the agreement with the city of san jose ending the relationship with the police department and the district. they said they are working their campus safety plans and reworking them ahead of back to school day in august. let's talk about something lighter. it was a big night in the bay area, oracle park hosted the largest local public gathering since the pandemic started. the bay bridge series. we were at the stadium where thousands of fans packed the stands with no restrictions. >> the first time since the pandemic that oracle park was almost at capacity with over 37,000 fans. >> are you excited >> yeah. i'm -- i'm excited for the giants to win. >> it's kind of crazy. it's like they made it like that because it's the battle of the bay. >> the first time vaccination cards weren't checked

but this hard corea's fan was vaccinated just in case. >> are you saying that you got vaccinated to be able to come to the game >> i did. i did. exactly and only to do that actually. >> as you can see giants and a's and no social distancing today. >> masks were no longer required but recommended for those who were not fully vaccinated. done with the mask. >> i think that's good. >> i think we are ready for it. >> i know we are ready in san francisco. >> this fan forgot how cold san franciscos. you have a giant's sweater. what is happening >> i'm cold. i'm cold. i had to buy a sweater. >> even with over 70% of people fully vaccinated and almost a packed stadium after a year of social distancing and safety guidelines this is a hard transition. rueben is holding on to his mask. >> i'm feeling okay. i may be early. better to be safe than sorry.

>> several families sitting together after over a year to enjoy the ball game. >> we are happy to be here. my parents are alive. they made it through. i made it through. i'm happy to be here. i love the camera guy. i love you. i'm happy to be out and about. >> in san francisco. >> so much love right i feel him. gabe is in his second year as giant's manager and this was his first home game with almost a full house. we will have game highlights later on. it really feels like normal. like did the happen >> it's 55 degrees in san francisco and that marine layer allowing for mist and drizzle this morning. hot with advisories for much of the state. inland we will see triple

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so-called boot leg trans mark. the official event was canceled but that didn't stop about 60 people from marking through the streets. cornell bernard has a look at the scaled back events this year. >> pride is showing again in san francisco. >> pride is feeling less restrained. it's feeling free. we are getting back into our habit to where we love to do what we do and we do what we love. >> hundreds showed up for the trans march street fair. the community back together again in person. >> it's so nice to see each other without our mark on. see each other smile and share love and support with each other. association yeah, this is such an incredible day and a great way to kick off pride weekend. >> happy pride everybody. >> susan was selling pride gear. everything you need to show the love. >> it really feels like we are back, finally. >> harvey's bar and restaurant

general manager is ready for a busy weekend. no pride parade again this year but a lot of spirit. >> we are kind of expecting it to just be a big organic party like that's pretty much what it feels like it'll be this year. >> the pandemic caused about 30castro businesses to fail but merchant's association president said that things are looking brighter. >> still have a lot of empty store fronts but some of them are being filled by new ventures and businesses. >> the landmark twin peaks tavern is ready for pride after it almost disappeared, saved by the community and a go fund me campaign. >> we have had a rough time but things are looking brighter and you can feel it in the energy. >> and that pride energy can't be denied. >> pride is still here in san francisco. it's not going anywhere. >> the trans march festival wrapping up here in

delores park. on saturday a street fair is planned in the castro on 18th street and there is talk about next year's pride, perhaps bigger and better than ever. in san francisco, cornell bernard. >> we look forward to that. the president recognized pride as well. pride month at a white house ceremony. >> look our presence here this afternoon makes a simple, strong statement. pride is back at the white house. >> the president called on congress to pass a proposal known as the equality act to amend the 1964 civil rights act to provide protection for lgbtq+ individuals. he also created a national memorial at the site of the pulse nightclub shooting. a bar in san francisco's mission district hosted an art exhibit celebrating pride weekend. the expo featured works by local artists.

art works highlight lgbtq+ political artists and vendors and provide photography and wood block prints. you can find a collection of stories for pride month on the abc bay area connected tv app available wherever you stream. in the oakland hills an appeal by fire and city officials that they hope will make a difference this coming fire season. its been almost 30 years since the oakland fire storm and they worry that in the drought the area is primed for another. wayne coverd that fire storm in 1991 and yesterday's meeting. >> it's about experience and perspective. those who look to the oakland hims and saw beauty while others worried about how quickly this scene may turn. >> give us a fighting chance to save your home and save your life. >> oakland deputy fire chief had a press conference where he and city officials implored residents to be careful in the coming fire season. >> we are at huge fire risk in

oakland. especially in the hills area. >> the perfect storm that keeps getting more perfect unfortunately. >> even on a relatively cool, calm day like this there is a sense of urgency. on average the oakland hims see a major wildfire every 20 years. it's now been 30 since the biggest one. for those who live through it the sights and sounds and fears are seared into memory. >> the wind was blowing like a hurricane. you could hear it. >> sue and her family lost their home that day in flames that killed 25 people and destroyed almost 3,000 homes. >> i would say maybe only a third of the people in the hills now lived here in 1991. >> now a reminder from the fire department that they will be closing parks on red flag days, they pleaded with people to not use any fireworks and they talked about brush clearance as a

responsibility for homeowners. this season the battalion chief and others have done thousands of property inspections. >> everybody that's in the high impact, the high threat zone is what we do. >> put it together. oakland was all about teaching fire safety, the easy way which beats the alternative. >> i don't want people to learn the hard way. >> in the oakland hills. pg&e is advising some napa county towns to expect more frequent planned power outages this this season.. pg&e said there's a high concentration of trees near power lines increasing the likelihood of psps outages and remember it's almost been a year since the glass fire in exactly that area. >> yeah. that's right. we are so dry. back to back dry years and this weekend temperatures anywhere from five to 15 degrees above average and our inland valleys. that's going to be inland. going to focus on that and

today because tomorrow will get into cooling. as we look outside and check out live doppler 7 you will notice there is fog around the bay and that's due do a compressed marine layer. it's allowing for some mist and drizzle to arrive along the coastline. starting out cloudy many many spots and this area of high pressure to the north of us is that ridge that is allowing for the heat in the pacific northwest all the way down toward northern california and the inland valleys. right now it's 58 in heyward. 59 in union city with upper 50's oakland, little fog at the coast with visibility reduced but its that mist and drizzle that may catch you off guard this morning. 55nevado and san francisco. here is a live look from mount tam. looking at highlights then this

morning we will have the gray sky and some of the damp weather at the coast. otherwise the clouds lift. we are heating up inland this afternoon and then it's really going to only be a minor event for most of us because we will begin to cooldown tomorrow as a low clouds and fog become more generous as the area of low pressure nudges in to the pacific northwest. i want to show you all the watches and warnings across the west coast. unbelievable. as we get into your saturday 100 in sacramento. 113 in redding and up to 107 in portland. along the coast it's comfortable. our low clouds, our fog, our air conditioning. mother nature allowing for the coastal sea breeze again today. this is four and 5:00 in the afternoon. maybe a couple degrees warmer than and even deeper deck of low clouds and fog for your sunday into sunday afternoon and that will aid in our cooling. we will perhaps reach maybe 100 as we get far north

into sonoma county. the low clouds and fog as they expand will help us cool off tomorrow -- as tomorrow. here is a look at your sunday with mid-80s's around concord and low 90's by antioch. you will notice not a big deal as we get into the second half of your weekend. you can see up through clear lake it still remains quite warm and the heat warnings and advisories taking you through tuesday in some of these areas to lake county. here is monday. looking kind of typical around the bay and into your tuesday. notice we hold onto the heat inland but 60's and 70's from the bayshore to the coast. 74 today san mateo and oakland. look for 90 up toward santa rosa. upper 90's in antioch. there's the heat. you notice the darker shades well to the north. the accuweather seven day forecast. while we warm up today, particularly inland you will notice it'll cool off tomorrow. we will see temperatures come up just a little bit around the bay but that

excessive heat from antioch to fairfield, even up through santa rosa, certainly lake county and then as we get through the next several days in to next week looking fairly typical. the heat stays inland and land n pretty temperate. we are thinking of everybody up north where it'll be so hot. the governor introduces a new plan to bring relief for low income renters. how lock the eviction

. welcome back with the state's tenant proagainst evictions set to expire next week a new plan could bring relief. we have been tracking the impact of the pandemic as part of our efforts to build a better bay area. the governor was in the south bay to talk about this plan. chris was there and has the story. >> a new proposal by the governor and state

lawmakers would extend california's eviction moratorium through september. it would also play landlords 100% of unpaid rent. >> anyone that's been impacted by this pandemic and cannot pay rent, 100% of that will be paid for. not 80%, 100% will be paid for. >> the package amounts to one of the most generous in the country and would reimburse landlords for missed utility bills also. city and county relief programs could also see a boost but not everybody is thrilled with the plan. the california apartment association which represents landlords panned the extension and said in a statement it is frustrating that the state of california and local governments have not quickly dispersed funds to those in need, especially to mom and pop rental housing provider who have seen no rent but must still pay the mortgage, maintenance, insurance and other expenses. the announcement came as he

toured a supportive interim housing site in mountain view as part of his project home key initiative. >> it's more than just a bunch of doors and locks. it's really a home for people that are looking to find stability. >> some say the plan to tackle homelessness may be costly others by doing nothing isn't an option. >> old things we have been trying to address homelessness haven't been working. now we have to try something new. we are in the heart of silicon valley. we are here to disrupt and that's what this issue needs. >> and programs like rent relief could help keep more people from going to homelessness. the legislature must pass the bill by wednesday to keep current protections in place. in mountain view. abc7 news. south lake tahoe police are telling people to watch their drinks. they are looking into multiple reports of people consuming spiked drinks, some of them ending up in the hospital. until they find out who is doing this police say the community just needs to take

measures to prect themselves. these women celebrating a party said they plan to just watch out for each a. >> we will probably just order our own drinks, we alert. >> don't let anyone near our drinks. >> police want to hear from people immediately if they suspect their drink is contaminated. they issued a list of bar tips like keeping a lid on the drink and never leaving it unattended. still to come, for the first time in 15 months the first cruise to leave from an american port set sail today. where the ship is going. rescue efforts now entering a third day here in surfside florida. i will have th if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself... 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture

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and wherever you stream. we are going to start this half hour with another look at the weather. the heat wave we are tracking. >> good morning to you. we are certainly tracking a heat wave but as you look at this live cam raw see the low clouds and fog reaching in to the inland valleys. this is the view and you are wondering what heat wave usually when we see the fog you know it'll be temperate. 55 san francisco, 60 mountain view. 60 in san jose. the heat will arrive inland today and it'll be just in a few areas. certainly north of right here, mount tam. right now all in the mid50's. 59 in concord and as we look at our 10:00 temperatures this will illustrate where the heat comes in. in the 60's and 70's at ten. look what happens by two, three. that pink shade, that is the area we are watching lake county. numbers over a hundred degrees.

abouta rosa into the 90's and from fairfield to antioch numbers will climb through the 90's. it's the north and east bay abo cooldown as quick as tomorrow in some of these inla sup. >> thank you. developing news. crews worked through the night to find survivors or to hope to find survivors of that deadly building collapse. they have had to work through rain and fire as they searched. 159 people are still missing, four people have died. morgan norwood joins us live with the latest. morgan, good morning. >> good morning. as you can imagine its been a hard wait for the families of nearly 160 people still unaccounted for this morning we know that first responders now pulling in resources from fema to help sc

fo thrning ewdag. because that's and as signs veeard we will continue. >> teams calling an all stop to listen to the possibly meaningful noises, sonor and trained dogs uribe aring to the areas. >> it's the second time we have seen them dispatch the handlers and their dogs. >> still more than 150 people missing since early thursday morning. at least four pronounced dead. experienced crews who have worked in haiti and in new york going full steam ahead despite the rain, smoke, hot spots and the risk of falling debris. >> everybody is running in one direction. they are running in to the problem. trust me, they are putting their lives in peril. >> ona miracle with no word from her aunt and uncle who live on the 10th

floor. >> kiss your mother, kiss your father because you never know if it'll be the last time. >> josha also waiting for some good news about his mom. >> we are praying every minute. we are hopeful that she is there alive and we are going to see her soon and be able to hold her hand and kiss her. >> investigators looking in to what caused this and the rubble could be key in finding those answers. >> have you to look at the design of the building, the engineering, the quality of the construction. i think that in the end maintenance is probably going to play a significant role in this. >> and a 2018 structural report just released by the town of surfside shows a potential of cracking and flooding in the building, shows evidence of that rather. officials haven't determined the cause of the collapse. the florida governor is saying there needs to be a . i'm morgan norwood. >> it's just horrible.

thank you for that live report. so many of these families how this collapse happened. this morning we are also learning some of the history of this building. victor has those details. >> the cause of the condo's partial collapse remains a complete mystery. authorities searching for clues in to why part of the 12 story building came down considering every possibility. >> further investigation will be very critical to understand what was at the root of this. >> one man saying that his mother said she heard creaking noises just a day before the collapse. >> she just told me she woke up around three or four in the morning and had heard creaking noises. they were loud enough to wake her up but that was it. >> she is now among the missing. >> this is the closest we have within able to get to the collapsed site. right now that crane, you can see its removing debris from the side of the build, swinging it carefully over the big pile of debris and moving out of the way.

part of that rubble could provide important evidence in determining what caused this tragedy. >> have you to look at the design of the building, the engineering, the quality of the construction. i think in the end maintenance will probably play a significant role in this. >> the building had start started it's 40 year recertification process. work had started on the roof but in 2015 a tenant sued the association claiming water damage from cracks in her walls and a 2020 study found that in the 90's the land beneath the tower was sinking at a faster rate than in neighboring towns. one author from that report saying they did flag the findings. we have requested all public records on this building from the city. no star they haven't released them. >> just horrible. we will keep you posted on that. we are standing by for what will likely be a new press conference with more

updates, a special report we will bring you live. until then happening today celebrity cruises will be the first cruise line to leave from an american port with passengers in more than a year. the cdc gave permission to celebrity edge to set sail and the ship will leave out of for the lauderdale at 35% capacity. travel to mexico and the bahamas. vaccines aren't mandatory for the cruise because of a florida state law banning businesses from requiring proof of vaccination. the cruise line said 95% of the vaccinated. and as movie theaters reopen, amc movie memberships will reactivate next week. movie goers can join the a list to see up to three movies a week with free online reservation. prices start at $20 a month and this weekend is expected to be a busy one with f9, the 9th episode the fast and the furious franchise now showing. and you are going to be extra careful -- or want to be on the roads.

the california highway patrol is cracking down on speeding. chp is participating in a traffic safety campaign taking place in several states across the western part of the country and this comes following a significant increase in traffic deaths in 2020. chp said more than 500 people were killed and 57,000 were hurt in crashes caused by speeding just last year. still ahead on mornings the exploratorium reopens next week. and a like look outside as we head to break. sun is starting to come up. one person jogging there. good for them. 5:38 this morning. we will check

. happening today the creative community will be on full display in downtown san francisco. the gardens festival is kicking

off at 1:00 this afternoon. cuban music -- will preform. the free live music series runs through august 28th and there are performances every thursday and saturday at the gardens on mission street between third and 4th street. let's get another check outside. >> it'll be a typical summer day here and across the bay. nice with the afternoon sea breeze. mid50's with the clouds, mist and drizzle but the winds will allow a sea breeze up to 30 miles. we will be in the midand upper 60's. 70's across the bay but elsewhere, yeah, hold on. its going to be hot. we will talk about sizzling hot temperatures inland when we return. >> thank you. also next rivalry renewed. the a's and giants square off in the first of the bay bridge series, chris will have the highlights in sports. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment,

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. san jose earthquakes will host the galaxy in the anticipated california classic. since 2012 the quakes have hosted the galaxy usually at stanford stadium. tonight's match will be at paypal park in san jose. this game will be the largest sporting event in santa clara county since the pandemic started. it starts at 7 tonight. and in sports tonight the a's and giants will play the second game of their t series at oracle park. first pitch is at 7:05. last night the two teams played the bay bridge series opener. here is chris alvarez with the highlights of that in this morning's sports. >> good morning.

for the first time since the final game as manager in september of 2019oracle park held a game without capacity restrictions and what a match up. the bay bridge series rivalry renewed. giants with the best record. a's third best record in the bigs. johnny gets in the fly out to center. nothing doing there. bottom four, runner on for crawford. the base hit. flores will score. 1-0 giants. quaido gets olson. two more runners left on. also pitching well. look at these pitching lines. giants add insurance. born in walnut creek. solo homer. just gets out in front of 36,928 fans. they have a league best 49 wins, 26 losses.

>> a great performance and as expected, you know, johnny, i think, drew on the energy of the fans in the ballpark. particularly as the game matured seem like the fans were more and more influential and excited. >> just had a tough time stringing anything together with them. gets on a roll he has a lot of confidence and he is a tough guy to deal with. >> all right. hockey, game seven. eastern conference finals. islanderns islanders and the lightning. cummings off the bench scores the orty. f u ei stopped ane stanley cup. hawks and bucks game 2. early first quarter. hits the spin cycle and scoops. there it is.

so nice. we show it twice. the fancy finish in the lane. nt will be drew holiday. dribble, drive, hoop and the foul. he scored 22. milwaukee led by 32 at the break. back to yannis. he scored a game high 25. that's your look at sports. and let's get a check of the weather. some parts are going to get very hot today. >> that's right. up in lake county. our inland valleys. looking at big jump in our temperatures. you can see the fog has over spread much of the bay area and that's allowing for that afternoon sea breeze once it clears. the peak of the heat will be here in the park northwest. there's a big dome of high pressure overhead. it expands and allows for lighter winds and that substance that allows for rapid warming throughout the day. here is a look at san rafael. low clouds and temperatures in

the mid50's. 58 oakland. san jose, 59 morgan hill. 55 half moon bay and this is walnut creek. a few clouds reaching in toward the east bay. mid50's in santa rosa and napa. a nice cool start for you but things will change, upper 50's in concord. livermore 57. down by the beach here in santa cruz you can see all the clouds here with numbers, climbing throughout the afternoon. you will have to be far inland to feel that heat. otherwise, we will see the low clouds and fog hang back to the coast. with that mist and drizzle for the morning hours, then heating up in parts of the north and east bay and by tomorrow looking at a cooldown really for those parts that are going to warm up today around the delta, also up to the north bay. much of this heat is going to last in the pacific northwest through tuesday and extreme northern california. all of the numbers here pretty excessive but you notice along the coast from san

francisco, to loss, not to unusual. we are seeing temperatures that really are pretty seasonable. as we look at our saturday afternoon winds, this -- this can allow for some relief as we look at our afternoon sea breeze, 25 to 30 miles an hour. oakland, san francisco, 60's and 70's will feel nice into your sunday. starting out with a lighter wind and then once again by the afternoon we have our sea breeze and it'll get breezy. where you are hot today by the delta, antioch you will get a better breeze tomorrow. up in the north bay we will still be warm but you will still also have a better breeze into your sunday afternoon. as for today 82 in san jose77 in sunnyvale, look for 80 in santa cruz. mid-70s in san mateo. 80 in redwood city. upper 70's in mountain view. downtown 66. looking at 60 with the clouds hanging on in daley city. you can see where the heat gets to santa rose a90,

to the north, well over 100 degrees. these mid-80s's pretty typical, 86 in san rafael and in the east bay looking at low 70's for oakland and upper 90's here for pittsburgh and antioch. 90 in pleasanton. numbers where you think it would be hot it'll get toasty. the accuweather seven day forecast feature the biggest warm up over the weekend will be today and then numbers with more coastal drizzle and expansionive marine layer. by tuesday it's another heat spike. upper90's inland and then rest of the workweek featuring the warm numbers inland and temperate numbers around the bay and at the coast. if you are inland in some of those areas well to the north hopefully you have that air conditioning. >> definitely. a challenging part that so many of us don't.

thank you, appreciate that. san francisco's exploratorium reopens to the public next week. we got inside a little bit early for a special demonstration from the senior scientist and since it's pride month the timing couldn't be better. >> it's draw and i'm here at one of my favorite places. we are here during the month of pride to show you rainbows are everywhere. you don't just need rain drops to see them. come on. let's go explore. julie. what are we in front of because i see color on one side and then some magic happens when you walk in that door >> we are here today to learn about rainbows and so we are going to go from this world that has rainbows in to a world where there are none. >> i don't know if i like

that. >> let's try. we are in the monochromatic room. i look the same color as you. what is happening >> if we look at the rainbow on the floor how would you describe that >> all one color going from dark to light. different shades. >> different shades of one color. again with one color we are [inaudible] however, we have a rainbow reveal. >> a rainbow reveal. >> when you shine that light you see all of the colors. >> all of them. >> for you to be able to see those colors, it means those colors actually have to be in a light source. >> now we are standing in front of what to me looks like an ant farm. if you had ants in here this is what it would like look. >> it's super shiny little

bitty ants. i thought we would come to an exhibit where you get to create your own rainbow. >> i'm excited. >> grab this flashlight here and shine it at the surface. your ant farm and see what you notice. what do you see >> first of all it sparkles which is -- second of all, on the bottom half you can see the arc of the rainbow that's forming. >> normally in the world you have the sun shining onto rain drops. those are the two things you need for a rainbow to happen. here in side there is no rain or sun so we have this flashlight and these tiny glass beads. they behave the same as rain drops like. light goes in and bends and gets reflected back out. as it bends it actually gets spread out. the white light gets spread out into all of the colors of the rainbow. >> so dynamic and so beautiful. here how can people get

involved in this >> july 1st is the first day where we will be open to the public. you're open. >> come celebrate in person. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for coming. take care. >> appreciate it. always love to see anything drew does out and about in town. next shop local. a favorite fair returns this year. this time in san francisco. we are going to have details, all the details about the crane way

. here are the winning numbers for the mega millions drawing. 17, 20, 42, 45, 65, the mega ball 12. nobody picked all six numbers and tuesday night's jackpot increases to $61 million. a chance to support local businesses and artists in san francisco. this year the crane way craft fair will be at pier70 instead of at the pavilion in

richmond. you can buy art, jewelry and other home made goods for more than 130 artists. there will be food trucks and a live dj. admission is free and opens at 11 this morning and the fair also runs tomorrow from 11 to 5. face masks are required. next on abc7 morning at 6:00 a.m. 17 whales have washed on shore inbay area this year. what wildlife experts think may be going on. and thousands return to oracle park for the bay bridge series. we hear from fans about how they are feeling with no capacity restrictions coming up.

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no bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. get ready for the heat. temperatures will see a spike this weekend. it'll be dangerous and excessive in some inland areas. good morning again. thank you for joining us here. it's saturday, june 26th. you are watching abc7 news at 6:00 a.m. live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we are going to get right to the weather and what we can expect today. good morning. >> good morning. fog is with us at the coast. also locally along the peninsula and even pushing across the bay. that's why the heat will be excessive inland. we will have our sea breeze. our air conditioner for mother nature today keeping much of the bay area comfortable while an area of

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