the spirit of pride is alive. how this weekend's celebrations are bringing much-needed boost to local businesses. authorities began identifying victims of the partially collapsed condo building in florida as the death toll rises to five. i'm faith abubey on scene with details coming up. good morning. it sunday, june 27. i'm liz kreutz. thank you for joining us on abc7 news live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we will get to the latest on the condo collapse in just a moment, but first let's look at the local weather with meteorologist lisa argen.

it's very hot in part to the bay area. it did get hot and land. we had the afternoon sea breeze. right now we have a pretty good marine layer established along the coast, along the bay area, and intruding into the east bay. if we extend the view, throughout california from the now north to the south, this is taking the edge off the heat to the north of us. we have those advisories to pass from lake county into mendocino county until 9:00 tonight. that means temperatures over 100 degrees. maybe 105, 1or10. mid and upper from san mateo to hayward. 54, santa rosa. san rafael. starting with plenty of clouds. partly cloudy moon time. it a cooler day today. instead of the hot to mid-upper 90s inland, low 90s.

afternoon sea breeze is stronger and allowing for the clouds to move back into the bay tonight. we are looking at a seasonal pattern as we start the workweek. details, coming up. for pride and while there is no parade in san francisco this year, there are plenty of ways to celebrate. you can see in the distance, city hall was lit up last night for pride. abc7 news luz pena was in the castro district with the celebrations got a boost because there are no covid restrictions. >> happy pride. >> reporter: the pride spirit could be seen and felt throughout the castro. >> pride is my favorite time of year it. my birthday and then pride. >> reporter: dressed to i >> we have been locked up for so long. i love but we are here. >> reporter: for the second

time in a row, the pride parade was canceled, but inside the castro theater which opened for the first time since the pandemic, many lined up to celebrate, watching an lgbtq film. it's also helping business owners recover from the pandemic. according to the merchants association, about 30 businesses had to shut down. >> there were about eight businesses that opened up during the pandemic, and they are doing okay. we are asking all the neighbors to come and support them. >> reporter: thankful for the influx of customers. >> we are getting fuel coming in here. >> reporter: that level of community support is what troy back to san francisco this weekend.r ofmy nit i am the widows way in tobe sparkle. >> reporter: surrounded by friends, troy decided this is how he wanted to celebrate his late husband.

during pride weekend in the city and the place where they went on their first date. >> pride is the biggest day of the year to us. it is our christmas, valentines, every holiday rolled into one. and we lived for it. a beloved annual san francisco summer tradition is celebrating pride. stern grove welcomes perfume genius who is headlining the concert with san francisco native mahogany hosting. doors open at noon with the show starting at 2:00 this afternoon. reservations are required and they are free. head to the stern grove website. oakland is continuing pride celebrations. yesterday businesses were featured. the indoor outdoor space was filled with vendors, merchants and nonprofits to support lgbtq communities. black pride say the goal is to

bring people together after a tough pandemic year. >> it is reuniting communities with one another and an economic shot in the arm. reigniting the economy because we haven't been able to do this in a while. >> oakland park pride partnered with the parks and recreation for several other events that will continue today including eight queer kickball and slayers all. tickets are available. today is national hiv testing day. yesterday the lgbtq community center set up frese screenings along with vaccines and blood pressure checks. attendees got to learn about more about a pilot program that was developed during the pandemic. it uses a smart phone app to connect patients with their health care team. you can find a collection of stories for pride month on the connected tv app available wherever you stream. boin the rubble of the collapsed

condo in florida. the remains are being sent to the medical examiner. authorities are gathering dna samples to help identify them. 156 people are still missing. we have a live report with abc news reporter faith abubey joining us with the latest developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. search and rescue teams are still at it at this hour. hope is still driving the effort, but for the family members who have been waiting for answers, the weight is becoming more difficult. more heartbreaking news from surfside, florida, where an apartment building collapse. another body pulled from the wreckage. >> our top priority continues to be search and rescue, and saving any lives weekend. >> reporter: crews said they found additional human remains, but rescue teams remain determined to find any signs of life. debris smoldering for days.

workers battling fires and heavy smoke. >> it is a lot to take in. the magnitude. the feeling when you are there. it's very quiet, but it is surreal. >> reporter: four victims identified including gladys and antonio. 79 and 83 years old. both lived on the ninth floor. the archdiocese of miami holding a vigil in a 2018 report, an engineer warned of major structural damage to the concrete below the old finding correct columns in the underground parking garage. but engineers found another document describing the overall concrete framing as being in good condition. >> there are so many things that could've contributed to the event. any one thing will be tough to pin down or eliminate. from the possibilities. >> reporter: concerns about the

sister condo building nearby, built by the same people at the same time. >> i can't tell people it is a safe building. given what we have seen happen here. here at the scene, the process has been slow and agonizing. search and rescue efforts, they are facing a lot of challenges. there's the rain. they also have to deal with buyers. last night, there was another fire reported under the rubble. they are still working through all of that. these families want answers and they want them right away. >> so many not giving up hope. thank you for the live report. on our website, abc7news.com, we have more on the missing people. you can read their stories. click the link on our homepage. back home, a server is out of the hospital after being attacked by a great white shark.

this happened in gray whale cove state beach between montara and pacifica. cornell barnard spoke with emergency responders at the scene. >> it's crazy to hear someone was bit by a shark. >> reporter: a shark attack. posted sensei the beach is closed. first responders at 39-year-old surfer was bitten. >> the patient was bitten by smaller great white shark and able to swim to shore with assistance from bystanders where they pulled him onto the beach and able to start rendering care until first responders got there. >> reporter: this shows paramedics treating the victim. the chiefs of the shark but the surfer in the back of the leg causing a severe wound. >> they lost about a pint of blood and they were able to put a tourniquet on. >> reporter: the rescue is complicated because it was too fog and rescue helicopters couldn't land here. the victim had to be carried by paramedics up the steep stairway, then on to highway 1.

the san mateo sheriff's department estimates great white shark was about 6 to 8 feet in length. >> the surfer was able to get a look at it. >> reporter: some waded into the surf, but others were staying on dry land. >> it's terrifying. i have seen jaws. i know what they can do. it was pretty crazy. >> having a great time and there is a great white. definitely makes it more real when someone gets bit. >> reporter: the shark attack not keeping many out of the water here. authorities say shark attacks are rare but they urge caution for anyone going into the water off the san mateo county coast this weekend. >> i would not be going in the water the same day as that attack. hundreds of santa clara county front-line workers were honored at this weekend san

jose earthquakes game. >> ♪ >> last night's game was the first sold at full capacity game in santa clara county since the start of the pandemic. the earthquakes gave up when the 500 complimentary tickets to heroes. they were part of they have time celebration. before kickoff, there was a moment of silence ton of the victims of last month's vta mass shooting. lisa, let's get a check outside. >> plenty of fog as we look live at emeryville. newsstand drizzle. upper 50s here and looking for numbers to top out around 70. that's a little cooler than yesterday. sea breeze kicking in ski today. we bring numbers down elsewhere

and talking about a mostly seasonal day ahead. we will spell it all out coming up. ambushed by a gunman. how deputies handled a life- threatening situation. a brand-new look at mars. find out what country released this video of its latest trip to space it's time for sleep number's lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-powering, wellness-boosting, foot-warming, temperature-balancing, recovery-assisting, effortlessly life-changing proven quality night sleep we've ever made. don't miss our weekend special. save up to $1,000 on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday.

welcome back. here's a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. quiet on a sunday morning. 54 degrees right now in san francisco. east bay, two times, alameda county deputies have found themselves ambushed. the latest incident happened early yesterday in san lorenzo. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriffs departments responded to a domestic violence call at 120 a.m. deputies knocked on the door of a third floor unit at these

apartments along ashland avenue. they said a man answered the door and slammed it shut. >> he goes into the home, loads of a semiautomatic pistol, and returned and opens the door and begins to open fire on deputies. >> reporter: they fired back. the shares department said a 21- year-old retreated, then jumped from a third story window to escape, losing his weapon in the process. he then surrendered. >> this is the second shooting for us in the last couple of months where deputies have been ambushed, where the suspect has been lying in wait in the suspect has fired first in an attempt to kill deputies at close range. we are talking an arms length distance. something is going on in our communities with the amount of violence. a lot of it involves young people and young people being quick to pick up a firearm, shoot it other people, but more

concerning, shoot it law enforcement officers who were trying to do their jobs. >> reporter: the sheriff department said no one was injured in the shootout. the deputies on leave as is protocol. the suspect is in jail and will face three counts of attempted murder on a police officer. new developments for the scot peterson case. his lawyers are claiming juror misconduct in their quest to get a new trial. they say one of the jurors did not reveal she was beaten by her boyfriend while pregnant. peterson was convicted of killing his pregnant wife and sentenced to death. the state supreme court overturned the sentence and prosecutors have said if there is a new trial, they will not seek the death penalty. albuquerque, new mexico, the deadliest balloon accident in five arafr the abs reporter reports.

>> they are on that side. they are on that side. i think they are on that side. >> reporter: the balloon just fell off. police in albuquerque responded to a hot air balloon accident saturday morning. >> we have a hot air balloon crash. >> reporter: after hitting a power line, the gondola detach from the balloon before crashing to the ground. >> great in the middle of the intersection. we have north and southbound lanes block. >> reporter: five were riding in the balloon. they died at the scene including the pilot. >> a tragic situation. the officers had a tough time when they saw what thesings e le wheney hapned. >> reporter: a fifth pethe hosp where they lar died power was knocked out to about 13,000 homes but has since been restored.

the balloon eventually landed in a nearby backyard. authorities say it's unclear what led to the crash. the faa and ntsb will join the investigation. two investigators on the way to the scene. >> in albuquerque, winds and k- cup or things happen that make it difficult for balloons to navigate. we are not sure of the cause at this point. the faa will look into it and determine what the cause was. fortunately, fatal accidents are pretty rare. sometimes there is a tragedy and that appears what happened today. the biggest active volcano in europe has erupted. mt. etna spewed ash and lava into the air. it lasted for a few hours and caused dust to rain on nearby towns. the volcano has been erupting with shorter intervals with lava fountains and ash lasting a few hours, but it's not known how long this will last and

what will come next. mt. etna is the largest of italy's largest volcanoes. we are getting a fresh look at the red planet. the china national space administration released this footage captured that country's mars probe it shows the lender deploying a parachute before touching down on the surface. china landed the spacecraft on mars for the first time in may. the country is the second to land and operate a spacecraft on mars following the u.s. an historic heat wave is sweeping over the pacific northwest. 24 million people in six states are under hate alerts with all- time record highs possible. today is expected to be the hottest in portland dabber with temperatures, 105 degrees. seattle could also see scorching temperatures up to 30 degrees above normal. usually during this time of year, washington and oregon see advertise in the 70s. lisa, we can't help but be

concerned by this. >> witnessing climate change first-hand. yesterday, portland's all-time record was shattered at 108 going to go 112 today. it is unbelievable hot there and it continues through sunday, monday some relief is on the way for the pacific northwest. look at the bay area. low clouds and fog extend locally inland and breezy winds as we get toward the delta. not only does california have a fog, notice to the north we are looking at the lack of any cloud cover, allowing for this high pressure to strengthen a little bit today even hotter numbers. as we look at temperatures back home, sea surface temperatures have been calming offshore which has allowed for warmer mornings with 60, san jose. 59, mountain view.

mid-50s in novato. 57, lafayette. we have the southwest wind up to 30 miles per hour by fairfield and that's an indication of the cooling that will affect inland valleys today. yesterday, it was warm out there, but today the numbers are coming down. live look outside. the sun ready to come up in another 30 minutes. the coastal drizzle this morning with the will to find tech of low clouds. retreats and we will get an afternoon sea breeze. several days of morning fog, afternoon sun, and breezy conditions. by tuesday, it looks like temperatures make spike again. we talked about the 108 record in portland. 115 today. seattle, 104. yesterday, sacramento in the triple digits but today into the mid-90s. it is not until nine monday that

temperatures these up a little bit. it's really tuesday that temperatures ease up here. they have another couple days of this excessive heat while we have advisories nearly county and mendocino county. the fog pulls back but we will see cloudy skies at the beaches today. very little change into monday afternoon. as we get into the winds, they will be breezy through the day today. 3:00, 30 to 35 miles per hour from east bay and livermore valley. by the early morning hours tomorrow, a bit of a light breeze out there and by late in the day, we are talking afternoon sea breeze. highs tomorrow, a couple of 90s inland. 60s and 70s across the bay. this is the day the numbers jump up a little and we lose the influence of a low offshore. we are back to the upper 90s.

the cooling on wednesday, 80s for the warmest inland valleys. 73, richmond. 80 today in san jose. 83, santa rosa.lakeport, 102. another day of hot weather out there. seven-day forecast, low clouds and fog giving way to sun. little change tomorrow. a little warmer on tuesday into wednesday. towards the end of the week, a wide range of temperatures with the breezy afternoon winds. it's like carving out a niche in the bay area with the heat. we have been spared now, but you know how things will shake out the rest of the summer. we will have our challenges as well. it is tough to see those temperatures to the north. just ahead. people who have had covid and suffer brain damage. we may know why it

welcome back. after more than 15 month pause because of the pandemic, a cruise ship has sailed out of an american port. celebrity edge left fort lauderdale last night. they will enjoy seven nights on the ship with stops in mexico in the bahamas. people are waiving. the ship is only 35% full. about 1% of the total passenger count is nonvaccinated including two adults and 24 children. vaccinated passengers did not have to wear a mask on board. researchers have discovered a possible link to the brain fog some covid-19 patients have experienced. working with the team in germany, they found inflammation caused similar to alzheimer's and parkinson's. david louie shows why the early research could lead to a possible treatment. >> reporter: it is well known the stress the covid-19 virus puts on the respiratory system.

now researchers have discovered how the virus appears to be inflaming the brains of patients who die from covid. researchers at stanford madison collaborated with counterparts at germany starlink university. an analysis a brain tissue showed inflammation that creates brain fog or cognitive decline. similar to symptoms of alzheimer's and parkinson's. >> i think it will be interesting and important to figure out whether this inflammation could actually be targeted or treated, and whether inflammatory treatments could help alleviate some of these symptoms. >> reporter: the inflammation is indicated by the brown marks in this illustration. that triggered the immune system to respond by sending a surge of t cells to fight the virus. the brain tissue showed no presence of the covid-19 virus, which stanford researchers can't fully explain. to the t cells destroy infected cells to respond to find no

virus present? the preliminary findings are published this week in nature. more research needs to be done to save a treatment can be developed for the brain inflammation. that could be significant for patients who experience long- term memory loss or confusion, even as they survive and recover from covid. >> i think we can tone down the inflammatory response overall. i think there are tools to do that. >> reporter: research began a year ago when it was difficult to obtain brain tissue. more knowledge will result desmore samples can be analyzed especially were countries where covid cases and fatalities remain high. still to come. an organization in martinez is giving hope to the unhoused. hear from the woman spearheading. >> reporter: pride celebrations continue today with greg icahn juanita moore. she is back with her highly anticipated in-

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it is the last weekend of pride and we take you to some of the biggest celebrations around the world. down to the field. base hit. to third. here is the relay home at. the ball game is over. >> the giants walk off. ending a four our and five- minute back and forth thriller. good morning. thank you for joining us on abc7 news live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. . exciting game to watch. let's get to the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. it's certainly feeling like summer. >> i saw one of those home runs at 10:00, i didn't stay up for the latest one.

how exciting. looking at low clouds and fog. over 1200 feet deep. 55 in the city. 59, mountain view. mt. tam where the sun coming up in about 25 minutes. numbers in the mid to upper 50s in east bay. missed and drizzle at the shoreline. we are under the grips of a high-pressure ridge to the north allowing for dangerous heat for lake county, mecoun county. excessive heat from clearlake to upper lake. temperatures well over 100 degrees. by 9:00, we have a good deal of fog across the bay. mainly in the 60s. by 1:00, warming up through the 80s inland. the fog is situated at the coast. 50s and 60s there. by the afternoon, we are cooler. a few 90s but it will take a

while to get there and they will be lower 90s. 70s on the bayshore. the fog not going anywhere. sea breeze in the afternoon and we will talk about it coming up. it's the last weekend of pride month and while there is no parade in san francisco, there are plenty of events. abc7 news was in the castro were celebrations got a boost since there are no covid restrictions. the castro theater open for the first time since the start of the pandemic and many lined up to celebrate to watch an lgbtq film . >> we have been locked up for so long. and the fact we are out and about, it is everything. the parade is not here but we are here. >> pride is the biggest day of the year to us. it was over christmas, valentine's, every holiday rolled into one. >> pride celebrations are helping businesses recover from the pandemic. the castro merchants association said about 30 businesses shut down in the last yea it wouldn't be pride wt

drag legend juanita more party and it will be in ski person today. we talked with her about what has become the most anticipated party of the year. >> reporter: your party is happening this year. how are you feeling about that? >> i am so thrilled. i generally start planning the party an year in advance. right after the last one. last year that it didn't happen, and i kept waiting to see if we could do it, and that didn't feel solid until about two months ago. that is when my team and i dove in and tried to figure out how to make it work. how to follow guidelines and make it feel safe. we organized what i think is going to be an amazing event. it's a nonprofit event. with that event and other events i put my heart into over the

past 30 years, we have raised over $900,000. we are excited. >> reporter: that is incredible. >> we have posted the details about juanita's pride party on abc7news.com. thousands took part escape pride march in mexico city. many wanted to honor the people who dyed due to the violence and discrimination. some mexican states approved same-sex mac marriage less than a month ago but many other states have not taken the same step. in europe, thousands marched and danced during the pride parade in paris. last year's event was canceled because of the pandemic. this year, people turned out in full force celebrating being together once again. coming up on this way, a slate of guest to talk about president biden infrastructure deal. derek chauvin sentencing and the building collapse. you can watch the interviews on

this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc7. still ahead. hope for those living without a home. >> i couldn't be more proud is what we do as a group to get citizens off the street and into something they have hope for. >> new beginnings for people in need. we are bringing you inside campo. here's a live look outside. a little foggy and hazy. we will check in with lisa argen in a few i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

east bay nonprofit is putting a plan and action to get homeless people off the streets and into better living situations. melissa visited the homeless action coalition camp hope to see how they are bringing the community gether to bring hope back into people's lives.

>> our goal is to help the homeless population, and we are doing that. our homeless issue isn't as big as other cities around us, but it is very real. >> ♪ >> that is when i decided to start getting involved. that's how much i love my town. >> ♪ >> my group puts themselves out there to help the people. that is pretty big. camp hope is the place where he.less people can come and get a mily and learn to have manners again and get a job again. chores, responsibilities. they have a reason to wake up in the morning. they have hope. my goal is to let everyone know about our camp because you can

take care of homeless people in a small environment. it doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg. the trick is to get your community and churches involved. this is the kitchen where we have a microwave, refrigeration, and a coffee pot. they can cook. this is where we washed the dishes and this is where we eat. we have a nice kitchen set up. every week, we assign new chores . cl cl toiletries or donations from the community. it is pretty amazing. we have touched at least 75 homeless people's lives and their are more than just the 75 we touch. we are an example of what can be. we went people to come in and

figure out what they need and get them going on a happy life. it's a good stepping-stone. >> i ran into hard times. thank god i had this place and these women are awesome. is a good place to get your life together. it's a safe place to be. >> i couldn't be more proud of what we do here to get citizens off the streets. they deserve to have a place to be. everywhere should have a place to be. i don't care if it is in a tent. leaving behind a bush is inhumane and i am proud that we are able to do this. >> fantastic. lisa, a little hazy out there. >> we had a big warm up yesterday in parts of the bay area. would you believe it is 81

degrees on top of mt. tam? mt. diablo, 80 degrees. warmer weather. upper elevations in version with the cooler love level below. colder temperatures this afternoon for everyone. upper elevations will continue to cool with the marine push. the seven-day forecast is coming up. the battle of the bay. goes to extra innings with the giants it's the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-balancing proven quality night sleep we've ever made. don't miss our weekend special. save up to $1,000 on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday. oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret.

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the warriors are hosting a pride month panel outside chasten her. the conversation will be a olympic medalist, figure skater, the panel will cover topics like advocacy, legislation impacting the lgbtq community. it starts at 11 this morning. in sports, the bay bridge series wraps up this afternoon.

the giants will be going for the sweep of their rivals. cole irvin is slated to start for the a's. first pitch is at 1:05 at oracle park. last night the giants walked up the a's in extra innings. here is chris alvarez with the highlights of that. with the wins, the san francisco giants become the first team, 50 wins in all of baseball but the a's looking to stop that. this is a new look. how about barbecuing on the water? the giants were down. deep into right-center. two run blast and 2-1 lead. a base hit into right field. matt olson scores and we are tied. bottom of the sixth, stephen, a diving stop.

that was a great play. top of the seventh, runner on the. look at the catch here by the fan. 4-2 oakland. giants are down. celano. he gets all of that one. we are tied at four. we go to the ninth. the hometown kid brandon crawford into leather left. cut off to chapman. throw home and he is out. we go to extras. stephen dugger base hit. he will score and we are tied up. next batter, he rips 12 left. he is running around the bases and he is going to score. the giants walk off, 6-5 .

>> 50 wins is more than logic thought we would get at this point in time. we have plans to keep on going. >> it has been a fun to do games considering the atmosphere. it's fun to play in front of a lot of fans. i know how excited the bay area gets for the series. we are excited and we are playing a team that has the best record. >> another milestone, san jose earthquakes playing host to l.a. galaxy. full fan capacity. what a sight it was. fans fired up to see this match. second half, the earthquakes down. san jose had plenty of opportunities. so close. less than 30 seconds later, javier lopez, off the post. l.a., one minute later.

second goal of the match. he does a little dance. bad luck for san jose. the gold here made it through- zero. l.a. winds. san jose is when les in the last seven matches. take a look at this massive crowds gathered at dolores park yesterday. the nice weather was perfect for celebrations. let's get a check on the forecast. it certainly looks nice. that's not the cold san francisco we are used to. >> fog with a brushed back in with the sea breeze. nice in the middle of the ask afternoon, you can get that june sun in the city before we get to the low clouds and fog. we have that on tap for the week ahead. the usual weather pattern.

live doppler 7, we are looking at the clouds up and down the coast. that will aid in the protection from this heat that has encompassed and underestimated by the forecast model. it will get even more intense today. it will last through monday and by tuesday, getting a little bit of relief. all-time records broken in portland and more to come with 101 yesterday in seattle. cloudy skies to start off. 50s and 60s out there. this is walnut creek. getting into warmer overnight lows. we had south wind and that brings up the sea surface temperatures allowing for the overnight lows to be in the mid to upper 50s instead of the cool low 50s and 40s. usual cool spot in the north day, 54, santa rosa. 56, napa. the breezy winds, fairfield up to 38 miles per hour. 12 to 16 around the peninsula but they will get stronger.

here is a look at kingsbury, nevada. isn't this gorgeous? we will see plenty of sunshine and looking at the heat. in nevada and parts of northern california. red bluff, 113 in extreme northern california. coastal drizzle this morning. not as hot inland and morning fog and afternoon sun and breezy conditions. today, forecasting 115 for portland. 104 in seattle. this will be the peak heat. look at the numbers continuing to swelter as we get down into california and this extends into lake county and mendocino county. sacramento was better today. a spike tomorrow, 97 there and back into monday with 112 in seattle.

it is not until tuesday that numbers come down into the 80s and 90s. looking at more intense heat waves, lasting longer. a sure sign of climate change here along the west coast this weekend. we look at the low clouds and fog retreating to the coast. they move back in into monday. a little mist and drizzle. monday night it's back. looking at a typical forecast for the next few days. low 60s today for the bay bridge series. breezy afternoon with mostly sunny skies. south bay, upper 70s. 78, milpitas. 89, morgan hill. 75, san mateo. 60s on the coast with a little bit of sun but the sea breeze stronger today. 68, south city. we are coming out of the 90s for some around santa rosa. lakeport and cloverdale, upper 90s to 100 to.

the 70s for hayward. 78, union city. inland, low 90s. a typical afternoon here for the last weekend of june. 87, pleasanton. 90, concord. the accuweather seven-day forecast temperatures today in the six is from low 90s inland. tomorrow, low clouds and drizzle. afternoon sea breeze and temperatures come up a bit on tuesday. shallower deck of fog. wide range with breezy afternoons each and every day. wish we could spread this to the north and east of us. the marine layer keeps the heat away and mother nature's natural air conditioning. next, the boss is back. bruce springsteen returns to broadway. a sign of new york city coming back

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today. maritime heritage came to life through the strings of violins. >> ♪ >> the san francisco maritime national park association presented a virtual concert featuring two world renowned fiddlers. the fiddle plays a major role in maritime music. it's believed to have gained popularity on the seas with scottish fiddle music and it used to help them relevant whalers and for traders. i love this arts news. the boss is back. bruce springsteen opened his broadway show. fans lined the street as he left the theater and cheered as he waved to them after the show. this is based on his best- selling autobiography, born to run, and features him with his guitar, a piano, and personal stories. everyone had to show proof of vaccination before being allowed inside. broadway is back. feeling good. next.

we are tracking the dangerous heat wave in the pacific northwest. temperatures in the triple digits today. the bay area is showing its pride. some events you can check out.

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the spirit of pride is alive. how this weekend's celebrations are bringing a needed boost to local businesses. authorities began identifying victims of the partially collapsed condo building in florida as the death toll rises to 5. details are coming up. good morning. thank you for joining us on june 27. you are watching abc7 news live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we will get to the latest on the condo collapse. first, let's get to