the more you need aarp. join today. . get ready for the heat. temperatures will see a spike this weekend. it'll be dangerous and excessive in some inland areas. good morning everybody. thank you for joining us on saturday, june 26th. you're watching abc7 news at 9:00 a.m. let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa and what we can expect today. >> hi. good morning to you. hi. that fog deck is eroding to the west. we are looking at sun in the inland valleys. you can see san francisco, oakland down around the peninsula looking at the clouds. up to the north where you see that black, that's a dome of high pressure that's building in, bringing that excessive heat to the

pacific northwest. nice and sunny here where numbers are climbing into the 60's. the peninsula mid-60s's. 63 with partly sunny skies and san jose. 55 with the clouds downtown and a look at roof camera with numbers in the mid- 60s's where its been sunny by the delta. concord and livermore in the 90's and we will continue to see this heat through lake county, where we could see 110 degrees. for the rest of us it's a slower warm up and we will see lot of sunshine. details on your neighborhood coming up. developing news. it's a dire surfside half. crews have not been able to locate the source of a fire and the smoke is spreading. 159 people are still missing. four people have been confirmed

dead. officials updated on the situation just over an hour ago. >> we are using everything possible to address this fire. we are using infra red technology, foam, water, and all the tactics that we can to contain the fire and minimize the smoke spread. >> the mayor also announced that an audit of all of miami-dade's buildings 40 years and older will start immediately. abc news reporter morgan norwood is live with the latest. good morning. >> good morning to you. its been a hard wait for the families of nearly 160 people still unaccounted for here in surfside. despite the fires and the smoke officials committed to finding those survivors. this morning crews entering day three of searching, the work careful and tireless but hopeful. >> we have hope because that's

what our search and rescue team tells us. as long as they have encouraging signs like the knocking sound, that they have heard then we will continue. >> teams calling an all stop to listen to those possibly meaningful noises deep inside the debris. sonar and trained dogs rushing to the area. >> this is the second time we have seen the dogs dispatched to the area. >> more than 150 people missing since early thursday. at least four pronounced dead. experienced crews who worked in haiti and at ground zero 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 into the problem. trust me, they are putting >> tina is praying for a miracle with no word from her aunt and automobile uncle. >> you never know if it'll be the last time you will hug and kiss them.

>> josha also waiting for good news for his mom. >> we are praying every minute. we are hoping that she is there, alive and we are going to see her soon. >> investigators looking in to what caused this disaster and the rubble could be key in finding those answers. >> you have to look at the design the building, the engineering, the quality of the construction. i think in the end maintenance is probably going to play a significant role. >> and speaking of maintenance a 2018 structural report just released by the town of surfsid shows evidence of cracking and flooding in the building. still officials haven't determined the cause of that collapse. >> morgan, so many questions still. what else do you know about this audit that the mayor said they are going to begin auditing all buildings over 40 in the miami- dade area >> yeah. this is really going to me be a

prevention effort. they don't want to see another situation like what happened here. they will look in to the auditing process. they are want to go step by step to make sure this doesn't happen here. they are going to buildings overage 40. a dead whale is stuck on a rocky beach next to a richmond neighborhood. are you looking at video of it there. it washed on shore near peninsula drive on thursday. kate larson spoke to neighbors about this large and smelling problem. it's been floating around the bay for a month. >> when we came across and it just stopped us. >> it first washed on shore in marin and this week the tide brought it to the richmond shoreline. >> it's body now hidden along the rocks. >> it's kind of a's. >> the whale is one of 14 that have turned up dead in the bay area this year.

dense came to ise came to see it. >> i wanted to come see it. >> an unusual mortality effort. that's what experts are calling the increased number of gray whales that have washed up since 2019. >> to see a wild creature like that makes us realize it's just not human beings. >> in other whales malnutrition, and trauma from ship strikes are the most common causes of death. >> they are hoping that the whale will wash back out to the bay. >> john is a supervisor. he said that noa and the marine mammal center don't think towing it is an option. >> they believe the best thing is for the whale to decompose naturally which that process can take up

to 30 days. >> which is not necessarily what neighbors want to see. >> it's obviously very concerning because obviously it stinks. we spent a lot of time in the water here. we wind surf, swim, stand up paddle with our kids. i don't know if this will fall into pieces and drift around. >> for now the city will tape off the area around the whale to keep people safe. kate larson. the fda has added a warning to vaccines about the risk of heart inflammation. those terms refer to inflammation of the heart tissue. a small number of adults and teens reported having mild symptoms. health experts say that the benefitsst vaccines out weigh the risks. derrick 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 viral

video showed the former police officer pressing his knee into floyd's neck for nine minute. floyd's daughter was given a chance to speak. >> if you could say anything to your dad right now 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. that trial is scheduled to start early next year. we have a section of our tv app dedicate to the chauvin case. you will find our app on roku, apple tv, android tv and amazon fire tv. the san jose school district announced they are will not have police on campus this school year. the board voted to reject the agreement with the city of san jose ending the relationship with the police department and the district. the superintendent said they

reworking their campus safety plans. it was a big night in the bay area. oracle park hothe largest public gathering since the pandemic started. 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 excited -- 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. >> first time vaccination cards were not checked but this fan got vaccinated just in case. >> are you saying that you got vaccinated to come to the game >> i did. only to do that. >> as you can see giants and a's and no social distancing today. >> masks were no longer

required but recommended for those who are not fully vaccinated. >> done with the masks. >> i think that's good. >> i think we are ready for it. >> i now we are in san francisco. >> the first time this a's fan forgot how cold san franciscos. >> you are a's fans but have a giant sweater >> i know. i'm cold, i'm cold, i'm cold. i had to buy a sweater. >> even with over 70% of san francisco residents vaccinated, and almost a packed stadium after a year of social distancing and safety guideline this is a hard transition. rueben is holding onto his mark. >> i'm feeling okay. i may be a little bit early but 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. abc7 news. >> and gabe is in his second year as giant's manager and this was his first home game. really fun to see so many people. we will have a full wrap on that game later in sports. let's get a check outside. >> we are looking at some clearing taking place across the bay and temperatures are warmer for mount tam. you can still see the fog that. will be present today and even more so tomorrow to keep our temperatures in check. our neighbor's to the north, it's heating up. we will talk about it. the advisories to pass on next. also ahead get prepared. several north bay cities told they will likely see more power shut offs this fire season. no big pride parade this year at san francisco but, yes, in person events are planned. a lot

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no happening today in the wakest violence against the asian american community will will be an aapi care fair in san francisco. this is the second event after 2,000 people attended it in new york city. today there will be self defense demonstrations, a stress management workshop and meditation. this runs from one to four this

afternoon at portsmith square. it's the final weekend of pride month. while san francisco will not host it's usual parade because of the pandemic there are still celebrations going on. we were at san francisco's delores park for the boot leg transmarch. the official event was canceled because of the pandemic but that didn't stop about 60 people from marching through the streets. cornell bernard has a look back at the events. >> pride is showing again in san francisco and it's feeling really good. >> 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 we love. >> hundreds showed up it's so nice to see each er other, see each other's smiles and shand

support. this is such an incredible day and a great way to kick off pride weekend. >> happy pride. hope next year will get better. >> susan was selling pride gear. everything you need to show the love. harvey's bar and restaurant gm steve porter 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. that's pretty much what it feels like it'll be. >> pandemic caused about 30 castro businesses to fail but merchant's association president said things are looking brighter. >> we 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 after it almost disappeared saved by the community and a go fund me campaign which raised more than $100,000. >> we have had a rough time

but things are looking brighter now and you can feel it in the energy of the people that are coming in now. >> and that pride energy can't be denied. >> pride is still here in san francisco. it's not going anywhere. >> the transmarch festival wrapping up here in delores park. on saturday a street fair is planned in the castro on 18th street and there is already talk about next year's pride. perhaps bigger and better than ever. in san francisco. cornell bernard. and the president recognized pride month at a white house ceremony. >> look our presence here this afternoon makes a simple strong statement. pride is back in the white house. >> the president called on congress to pass a proposal known as the equality act which would anend the 1964 civil rights act to provide protection for lgbtq+ individuals. he signed a bill creating a national memorial at the site of the 2016pulse 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 include photography and wood block prints from a series called stop asian hate and protect our street vendors. and part of pride month the lgbtq+ community center will host a health and wellness hiv testing day. this will be at lake merit between lake shore and grand avenue and runs 11 to three. you can find a collection of stories for pride month on the connected tv app available wherever you stream. okay. moving on now. pg&e is advising some napa county towns to expect for frequent planned power outages this fire season. those communities are calistoga, angwin and mount veeder. there's a high number of trees near power lines

including the likelihood of p aps outages and much of that area that last year dealt with the glass fire. these are areas that are very used to these shut offs and fires and no surprise given we will be in one of our worst fire seasons, potentially ever. >> and a lot of people preparing with getting their yards in order and trimming things and you know the drill and conserving water. you know what today temperatures, if you just go north of santa rosa will jump 15 degrees. santa rosa is normally a pretty warm spot. we will have a good day near 90. it's on the warm side. you go up to cloverdale and you are going to be, yeah, ten to 15 degrees warmer. you get the idea of where that high pressure centers. you can see the clouds being scoured out in the north bay, the east bay but a lot of fog along the coast. we widen the view. it's all the way up to the northern california coast but as you go up to oregon and seattle, you see the

dark area right here and a big ridge of high pressure building in to the north and that's why it'll be so hot there. back home our marine layer isn't going anywhere it. will retreat to the coast and come back in with even more force tonight allowing for mist and drizzle. 67 in mountain view. all the 60's representing a warmer start to the day. sunny in san jose with a few clouds. 60 in napa. 65 in concord. we are looking at the 24 hour temperature change from two to five degrees warmer this morning. we are on the edge and we are getting a north wind in the upper levels so that also is going to aid in a warm up. it's that west wind or southwest wind later on today and tomorrow that will provide the sea breeze and return to the low clouds and fog. clearing to the coast. heating up inland and then a return to mist and drizzle and cooler temperatures for your sunday. here is a look at all the advisories. keouedge he statewid here and then as we get further thutn see

coast will enjoy some temperate coconditup there and look what happens on sunday. 115 and 107 so this is going to be really tough for these folks and sacramento will be cooling from 100 today. about 101 to 95 tomorrow. the fog retreating quickly today. hanging out at the coast and it comes back in as early as about eight, nine starting out with a gray sky tomorrow and the winds will be just a little stronger for your sunday afternoon transport more cooling in to the inland valleys. as we get to the upper 90's by the delta and antioch, you will see the temperatures come down or feel them cooling off tomorrow. in the north bay, 90 in santa rosa. up toward lake port not that faraway. that part of northern sonoma as you get into lake county really hot here with the

pink conditions. numbers are going to be pretty hot today into tomorrow and then getting a bit of relief. we still have some more hot weather and the extended outlook. 77 in palo alto. a nice day on the bay with san mateo. that afternoon sea breeze at 74. the fog clears for a warm 80 in santa cruz today. the accuweather seven day forecast about 60. half moon bay, 78 in fremont. 98 antioch. its cooler tomorrow with the fog taking more time to clear. the cooling trend continues for a normal range on monday. look what happens tuesday. we get a heat spike. everybody warms up and then wednesday, thursday and friday we are cooling off again. so, yes, the sea breeze and thh for re is the innd lleylulywilly cool yo thgovernor introduces a new plan to bring relief for low income

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. with the state's tenant protections set to expire next week a new plan could bring more relief we have been tracking the economic impact of the man democratic as part of our efforts to build a better bay area. the governor was in the south bay yesterday 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 pay landlords 100% of unpaid rent related to coronavirus. >> anyone that's been impacted by this pandemic cannot pay rent, 100% of that rent will be paid for. not 80%, not 25%, 100% will be paid for. >> the five billion dollars package amounts to one of the most generous in the country and would

reimburse landlords for missed utility bills as well. city and county relief programs could see a boost but not everybody is thrilled 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 haven't seen rent but must still pay the mortgage, insurance, taxes, maintenance, and other expenses. the governor's announcement came as he toured life moves, a supportive into rum housing site in mountain view as part of his project. >> it's more than just a lot 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 but others say doing nothing isn't an option. >> the old things we have been trying haven't been been working so now we are

trying something new. we are here to disrupt and that's what this issue needs. >> and programs like coronavirus rent relief could help keep more people from going into homelessness. the legislature must pass the emergency 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 after multiple reports of spiked drink, some sending people to the hospital. until they find out who is doing this they say the community needs to protect themselves. these women, celebrating a party said they plan to watch out for each other. >> we will probably just order our own drinks, be alert. don't let anyone near our drinks. >> police say they 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 one unattended.

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. this is abc7 news live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we are going to start this half hour with another look at the weather and the heat wave we are tracking in some parts of the bay area. >> that's right. we will start at the beach where despite the marine layer folks are setting up in santa cruz where it's 61 degrees going for a high of 80 today. that's a nice beach day for summertime. it's 56 in the city. 61 in oakland. 64 in san jose and a live look from the sutro tower cam a. you know we will be temperate due to the deck of low clouds though it's

eroding quick. we have mid-60s's through, fairfield. the heat advisory and the excessive heat warning to lake county here and this will take us through tuesday. these temperatures in the highlighted area, from 102 to 110. very, very hot for clear lake, cloverdale, and as we get into the rest of the day for the bay area, looking at that sea breeze to keep 60's and 70's from oakland to san mateo anded 0's inland. you see that pink beginning to invade the north bay. we will look for that today. outlying areas hot. we will talk about tomorrow's cooldown coming up. >> all right. thank you. the pacific northwest is bracing for an unprecedented heat wave. temperatures in seattle could reach up to 110 degrees on monday. rob is at oregon's largest cooling center in portland with efforts to keep people safe in this extreme heat. >> what's normally a comfortable, mild summer climate will have temperatures more like the desert southwest. >> this event is blowing our

minds. we have never seen computer models show temperatures this hot for this area. it's astounding. reallys. >> for anyone that needs to escape the heat there are cooling centers providing food, water, cots and air conditioning. dozens of places across the seattle area are opening their doors to help people escape the heat. in this part of the country not all homes have air conditioning. >> this is dangerous heat. our evening lows are around our average yearly highs for this time of year. >> is there such a thing as people adjusting to this people in the desert southwest. are they used to this and -- in the northwest this could be more damaging because we aren't >> that's part of our concern. the body can adjust somewhat but it takes one to two weeks. weather this hot so early in the summer means in addition to the heat itself we haven't had time to get used to heat and our bodies haven't adjusted. we have breaking news we are following.

a hot air balloon with five people crashed in new mexico. we know four of the people died. the faa said the balloon hit power lines about six miles from the airport this morning. the balloon then caught on fire. one person was critically injured. right now thousands of people in the area are without power. the faa and ntsb are investigating. we will keep you posted. okay. in southern california a skywest passenger pounded on a cockpit door and tried to break-in at the airport. failing then to get in the fbi said he opened an emergency door and jumped out onto the emergency slide and down onto the tarmac. skywest which was operating this united express jet said it happened as the plane was taxiing to the runway for a flight to salt lake city. the man was taken in to custody on the taxiway, treated for injuries and taken to the hospital. the plane was able to go back to the gate and nobody else on board was hurt.

and just thursday night a driver smashed through a gate at lax and led police on a chase over two runways as planes were taking off and landing. police cornered the vehicle and took that man into custody. the cruise industry is making a come back with the first cruise to set sail from the united states in 15 months. the trip is being monitored closely by health experts. we have more from florida. >> this morning the official restart of cruises in america. the celebrity edge sailing today from florida after a legal battle between the governor and the cdc. a federal judge last week said the cdc over stepped its authority in requiring vaccines to sail. >> its been 15 months since any cruise ship has gone from a united states home port and the united states market is the biggest in the industry. >> for now that ruling means cruise lines out of florida can't require vaccines but there are

different rules. celebrity saying the unvaccinated, 16 and up will have to pay $178 for three coronavirus tests, one before board, be one midcruise and one at the end of it. also masks will be required for the unvaccinated at all times and they will have seating areas. >> on this cruise it's 99% vaccinate. >> beth and james are ready to get on board. they traveled here from dallas. >> just seemed like things are getting back to normal. i don't feel like it's a risk as much. we are looking forward to it. >> early their month on the first north american cruise two passengers, staying in the same room tested positive for coronavirus. celebrity said all of the passengers had shown their vaccine cards, nobody else tested positive. >> it's how you treat those cases and how you isolate those passengers, quarantine them and then have protocols to get them off the ship and into medical care. >> and celebrity said right

now that 99% of all passengers on this cruise today are fully vaccinated. only two adults are not vaccinated so we are going to bring you on board on abc news and you will be able to see what it looks like, especially those different rules between the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. abc news, for the lauderdale, florida. and as movie theaters reopen amc stubs movie memberships will be reactivated next week. movie goers can see up to three movies a week with online reservations and other discounts and benefits. prices start at $20 a month. this weekend is expected to be a busy one with f9 which is the 9th episode of the fast and furious franchise now showing. you will want to be careful only the road this weekend. the california highway patrol is cracking down on speeding. chp is participating part of the country. this following a significant increase in traffic

deaths in 2020. chp said that more than 500 people were killed, and 57,000 people were hurt in crashes caused by speeding, just last year. and still ahead on abc7 mornings the power of compassion. how two friends are helping elders in the aapi community in oakland. and a live look outside this morning. it is 9:37 on this saturday. thank you for joining us and waking up with us. we will talk to lisa about the ♪ look... if your wireless carrier was a guy,

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. happening today the bay area community will be on full display in downtown san francisco. the gardens festival kicks off at one 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. and let's get another check of the weather outside. >> we are taking you to the

peninsula, sfo where it's cloudy but it's getting brighter. so partly cloudy today near 70 right here. you head down the peninsula about 80 in redwood. what about this heat we are on the edge. i will explain what that means and talk about the rest of your weekend and the end of june coming up. >> thank you. also next rivalry renewed. the a's and giants square off in the first of the bay bridge series. chris has the highlights coming up in sports.

. welcome back. here say live look from the walnut creek camera. just starting to clear out there. you can see it'll be warm in those inland areas today. tonight will we a g nit jo in soy. sa the earthqll ho ththe since they have hosted the galaxy but tonight's

match will be at paypal park in san jose and for the first time since last march there will be no capacity restrictions. the game will mark the largest sporting event in santa clara county since the pandemic started. the match starts tonight at seven. and in sports tonight the a's and giants will play the second game of their weekend series at oracle park. first pitch is at 7:05. and the two teams played the bay bridge series opener. here is chris with the highlights of that in this morning's sports. >> good morning. for the first time since bruce's final game as manage america september of 2019oracle park held a game without capacity restrictions. giants sporting the best record in all. baseball the a's first best record in the top three. johnny getting in the fly out to center. the a's were threatening but nothing doing there. runner on for brandon crawford.

base hit, flores will score. 1-0 giants on the orange friday. top 5. high fast ball. two more runners left on. he was cruising but -- also pitching well. look at these pitching lines. six innings, seven strike outs. striking out six. bottom of the 7th giants add insurance, sally born in walnut creek. solo homer just gets out in front of 36,928 fans. giants win 2-0. 11th shut out of the season. that tops it at baseball and they have a league best 49 wins, 26 losses. >> great performance and as expected, johnny, i think drew on the energy of the fans in the ballpark. particularly as the game matured, seemed like the fans were more and more influential and exciting. >> had a tough time stringing anything together with them. when he gets on a roll he gets a lot of confidence.

is he a tough guy to deal with. >> all right. hockey, game seven eastern conference finals. islanders and the tampa bay lightning. second period. comes off the bench and scores the short. 1-0 tampa bay. fired up andre, stopped autopsy 18 shots he faced, lightning win 1-0. they will look to defend their crown in the stanley cup. nba playoffs, hawks and bucks game two, early fit quarter hits the spin cycle and scoop, there it is. so nice. we show it twice. the fancy finish in the lane. first half winding down now it. will be drew holiday. ed by 32 at the hoop and the break. he scored a game high 25. bucks win 125-191 evening the series game 3 sunday in atlanta. that's your look at sports. let's check the forecast

with lisa. it'll be super hot today. >> yeah. especially inland liz. we will be saved by our on shore winds. you can see we still have our marine layer all up and down the coast and even over into oakland. as we head north it's all long the coast up through redding red bluff. as you get in to the pacific northwest this is where the focus of the heat is from portland to seattle and as we look live from our east bay hill cameras you can see the deck of low clouds, even mist and drizzle this morning close to the coast. 64 in san jose, it's 67 in mount view. 56 downtown. 57 half moon bay. brighter from the roof camera. 60 santa rosa. we are warmer this morning compared to yesterday especially in the north bay. five degrees warmer and this is where we are right on the edge of that heat dome. as we look at the upper elevation winds they are out of the north and that's also aiding in the warm up. as we look live here from san rafael, all that

sunshine making for a warm day north of santa rose a. even santa rosa pretty warm but up through cloverdale. that's where we are getting in to the excessive heat. we are clearing to the coast. half moon bay. partly cloudy skies and stinson beach. heating up inland and then we are back to mist and drizzle with cooler temperatures for your sunday afternoon. as we look at our sea breeze, you know things aren't going to get too hot when we are 20 to 30 miles an hour with that wind off the ocean by five today. then an area of low pressure to the north and west of us that will make us even breezier as we get into sunday. this is noontime already getting in to winds up to 30 miles an hour in the livermore valley and then crng to mes urinkindof y alon shoreline here. we will have the fog and low clouds bringing us some drizzle again into your sunday. things will switch up a little bit into next week.

we will get to that in a moment. as we get through the afternoon today, it's warm in san jose, 82, getting hot in morgan hill at 90 but along the peninsula, nice day. menlo park. 80 in redwood city. mid-60s's downtown. in the north bay, mid-80s's to about 90 in sonoma and then here is where the heat is really going to crank from cloverdale, lake port, but back into wine country it's warm but not that warm. 90 sonoma. 86napa on the east bay. look for 70 in richmond. 75 san leandro. you head inland. getting hot here by the delta and antioch and brentwood in the upper 90's. we are just going to escape this but it'll still be warm. we have very dry conditions and we are going to see this last into not only sunday

and parts of our inland valley still warm but look what happens on tuesday. we get another spike in the heat. between today and tomorrow. we will trim it back a little bit in terms of temperatures. this continues in to monday, getting hot again tuesday and then that summer spread 60's coast, 70 he around the bay. little change, maybe slightly cooler thursday, and friday. so we are lucky as we always say here in the bay area. >> yeah. go to the coast if you need to get cool. all right. thank you. two friends have found the power of compassion when it comes to helping the aapi community. jessica and katrina co founded compassion in oakland, providing free chaperone services to elders. they believe when you show kindness, care and love change will come. >> when you show care and you show love and you show up for other people there is always going to be

some kind of change. >> we have chaperone service to walk with you. >> we are walking people that don't feel safe in the community because there have been a lot of attacks. >> com pack oakland's mission is to provide safety resources to the elderly aapi community as well as any under served or at risk groups. >> do you need help >> we started as a reaction to what was happening. the attacks that were happening to our fellow asian americans. people that looked like my parents, my grandparents and it was devastating. it came to a point where i couldn't sit back and watch. i had to take action. . >> we started with one person

and it turned into an entire organization of over 500 volunteers, over 500chaperones. >> call this number to schedule an appointment. it is all free. >> when someone requests someone they can call or they can fill out the form online and then we will ask our volunteers that have gone through our process of on boarding and then we will pair them with the individual that is requesting a chaperone will meet them and walk with them. our volunteer base is really diverse and i think that's what is really beautiful about compassion in oakland is that it's the community coming out to support the community no matter what background they are. someone's presence without any language means so much. someone just being there without having to say anything really communicates worlds to those who are

in fear. . >> i would love for them to see us as someone going with them and being their buddy and being able to lean on us to support them with any appointments or errands or anything they have to do. >> being elderly also is is already an isolating time and to recognize there is real fear they have. this is the first time many are coming out and they want to feel safe. >> if we could help one single person feel safer while they are walking, then i think that we have done and supported our mission. >> my hope is really for us to be seen and be understood and to understand that we have lives and that we have love and we have emotions and that we

have amazing culture to -- that's been appreciated and can be appreciated. the fabric of america beautiful. . >> compassion in oakland.org. important work. next up, shop local. a favorite fair returns this year. this time in san francisco. we will have all the details

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francisco. this year the crane way craft fair will be at pier70 instead of at the pavilion in richmond. you can purchase art, jewelry and other home made goods from more than 130 artists, there will be food trucks and a live dj. admission is free. it opens at 11 this morning, it also runs tomorrow from 11 to five. . and let's get one final check of the weather. >> it's warming up today. we will escape the worst heat it. will be to the north with a heat advisory and excessive heat warning for lake county. anywhere from hidden valley lake, lake port, clear lake, we will see temperature over 100 degrees, could be up to 110 between today and into tuesday. we are going to warm up as well. our inland valleys for sure with 90's. you can see 90 santa rosa. 98 in antioch as well as fairfield. elsewhere the low clouds, the

fog, the sea breeze allowing for some temperate readings. 70 in richmond. 66 downtown. 86 san rafael. 82 san jose. the accuweather seven day forecast, there's a system off shore that will help keep numbers from getting too warm. we will drop the numbers through monday and then by tuesday one day of a heat spike and numbers will trail off after that. >> all right. lot of people will be heading to the coast today. thank you all for joining us here on abc7 morning. coming up here an abc7 a big soccer match at the european championship as the round 16 starts. italy will try to avoid the upset to austria. coverage starts at 11:00 a.m. for a round of 16. kickoff is at noon. and we continue at 5:00 p.m. today. we hope you join us for that and we will see you back here tomorrow as well. have a great day.

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