crisis continues to grow as a south bay high school student is dead after a possible sentinel poisoning. police are investigating the incident as county officials fight the crisis. could morning it, everybody. thanks for joining us here. we will get to that story in just a moment. let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. lisa: it is the first weekend of april. we will see mild temperatures to start the weekend. it we will see some changes toward the second half of the weekend. we had some fog around the bay with partly cloudy skies. temperatures are in the low to mid 40's, from 42 in campbell. 42 in nevada. we will start out the day midmorning with partly cloudy skies. temperatures are in the 60's away from the coast.

the coastal be cool in the 50's all day long while we see upper 60's, mid 70's becoming thel e t y.lo us and we could see upper 70's again. we will see that wind shift in a cooler sunday. we will talk about what happens next week, which includes much warmer air coming up. liz: in the south bay, an investigation is underway into the death of a high school student who died possibly due to fennel poisoning. a group begins to start to fight the crisis. we spoke with authorities leading the investigation. it >> a tragedy in the high school committee. an unidentified teenager, a student at the school, announced dead at their home. the killer, a possible event no poisoning. a statement released by the high

school district reads in part, with profound sadness we share the unexpected loss of a member of our high school student body. we know that any loss, particularly that of a young person, is tragic. our condolences go out to family, friends, school committee. the mountain view police department has launched an investigation into the incident. a spokesperson spoke to us by phone. >> we are feeling. we told the family that we are going to be there for them. this is something that we feel deeply. >> this case is not an isolated incident. county officials of raised alarm bells for months over the growing fennel crisis. it has gotten so bad they have launched a working group focused on reducing local fentanyl deaths. >> it is infiltrating our schools, homeless encampments, parks, community a large. >> the news conference was held

on friday. they highlighted the number of deaths in the county, a number stood that 29 in 2019 and hit 135 and 2021. >> youth are disproportionately affected. we see that half of the fatalities are the younger age groups. it >> while the investigation into the newest possible case continues, the mountain view police department is reaching out to parents for help. asking them to talk to their children to avoid another deadly statistic. >> the dangers of using any drugs and the consequences that can come from that, not just how they impact the student but their families. liz: a crowd gathered at san jose city hall to rally for the man that was shot by an officer last weekend. he had just wrestled a firearm from a gunman inside victoria at taco rio.

as he walked out the door, police say commands were clearly given to drop the gun. the group is calling on police to release the bodycam video. green was hospitalized and is expected to recover. now to the worn ukraine it, for the first time russia says ukraine attacked a fuel depot inside russian territory. a fire at a facility just 20 miles from the border. ukraine is not confirming or denying involvement. ukrainian forces claim to of pushed russian forces out of towns and villages. despite the constant showing, some troops have moved back from kyiv and the nearby airport. some were able to escape, many remain trapped with little food, water, or electricity. in the bay area, refugees are bracing for the arrival of ukrainians. the number set to land here is still unclear. as tara campbell tells us, there

is no doubt they can use all the support they can get. it >> millions fleeing their country, 4 million stents the start of the war. the united states is welcoming 100,000 refugees. >> we are on the edge of our seats, knowing that and anticipating that we could see large numbers of folks coming. it >> she heads up jewish family community services in east bay. the agency is readying itself and counting on the community to step up again. >> it kicked into gear this august with the afghan evacuation. it >> the agency has resettled 500 afghans, with 200 more arriving in coming months. the bay area community has been helping with financial donations and more. >> from diapers to chromebook's, everything in between. providing necessary services, whether that's transportation or

language translation. >> that's the help they will meet again. if you would like to get your name and now, you can sign up to volunteer or make a donation. one of the biggest challenges in the bay area is finding affordable housing for newcomers. there is a way you can find out. -- help out. they are teaming up with airbnb to provide temporary housing. >> so many ordinary people are reaching out, offering their homes. >> you don't have to be an airbnb host assignment. you can simply go to airbnb.org and sign up to open up your home. >> over 6000 people in the u.s. have signed up in the past few weeks. >> airbnb.org will be providing vouchers to ukraine, a commitment to resettle 100,000 ukrainians worldwide.

>> these nonprofits can book regular supply on the platform as well. whatever best meets the needs. >> if you would like to donate, you can do that as well by going to airbnb.org. liz: if you want to help the people in ukraine, we have a list of verified groups and nonprofits that are sending donations and supplies. you can go to abc7news.com to see that. california's drought is getting worse. officials reported the snowpack was 38% of average with the snow depth of 2.5 inches and one inch of snow water. that is only 4% of what we would normally see in april. the past three months of been the driest on record and 100 years. >> that is when the snowpack is at its peak in terms of snow water content. unfortunately, the northern

sierra nevada experienced its peak snowpack in mid january. liz: the snowpack sets the stage for the water supply. the governor ordered water agencies to implement more conservation measures. the lack of snow does mean ski resorts are starting to close their operations. this will be the last week and for diamond peak, northstar announced they are closing april 17. kirkwood and palisades close may 1. the resorts will start preparing for summer activities. next week, we will have a heat wave. lisa: it will be short-lived, we don't really want it. it will increase the snowmelt in the sierra that is really poor as it is. we have 40's and 50's out there with just a little patchy fog. we will talk about milder temperatures today, cool enough

on sunday, and the heat comes our way next. liz: a san francisco hospital is at risk of losing critical money. the deadline to get things sorted out. after two years, the biggest food truck event is back in the city. we will take you to off the grid where there everyone's a multitasker these days. and with supersonic wifi from xfinity, your internet can multitask too. it's got gig speeds to the most homes... advanced security that blocks billions of cyber threats and enough power for a house full of devices. plus when you get xfinity internet and mobile together, you can save hundreds off your wireless bill compared to t-mobile. (phone rings) it's for you. learn more about gig-speed wifi or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months.

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state and local regulators are threatening to withdraw medicare funding. this comes after the hospital reported to nonfatal overdoses last year. laguna honda has until april 14 to fix issues that put the hospital out of compliance, including contraband found on campus. six years ago, a woman and her daughter were last seen i relatives. one week later, the body of nicole fitts was discovered. her daughter is still missing. police have now increased the reward in the case. it >> the vigil for nicole fitts , the 32-year-old mother came to mclaren park on april 1, 2016 to meet a person known to her. most likely, it was a babysitter. here, her body was discovered a week later in a shallow grave. her sister remembers what she was made of.

>> the biggest thing i remember about my sister is how much love she had it. how much love she had for pretty much anyone she met. >> police announced the department was increasing reward money to to hunt a $50,000 to ending with information on her murder and the whereabouts of arianna. progress has been made in the investigation, no one has been arrested. >> as we collect information and develop new leads, we with the fbi will be reaching out to people again in coming weeks and months. lex because -- >> nicole worked long hours, area on it was in the care of a babysitter and her husband when she disappeared. they and another woman have not fully cooperated with police. mariana was 2.5 the time. she is now eight years old. this is what she may look like.

>> you will see success stories where age progression photos have led to recovery, sometimes by that missing child themselves. >> law enforcement has never determined if she is alive. police have to believe that she is. that's why the age progression photo is so crucial. billboards with that photo will go up in california and nevada. the people who babysat have moved to las vegas. putting that billboard up and nevada was done strategically. >> that's the biggest thing we can do for mariana, for the family. we need to bring her home as soon as possible. liz: city and transit leaders celebrated the grand opening of the bus rapid transit system. a ribbon was cut yesterday in

the busy thoroughfare. vestry and crosswalks have been upgraded and there is new underground water infrastructure. bus rapid transit will reduce travel time by 30%. a new state plan could double the refund for recycled cans and bottles. this is part of an effort to have more people recycle. if the legislature approves the plan, $.10 on a 12 ounce beverage container instead of five cents. the new proposal will expand mobile recycling centers. the state has $600 million in unclaimed canon bottle deposits. this weekend, cancellations could be possible on some alaska airlines flights because of a pilot protest. the group was at the terminal area, demanding a new contract. the pilots are not on strike. they have been in contract negotiations for three years. demands include better pay and more flexible schedules.

>> they are making strong profits at this point. we are here to say that now is the time, three years is too long. liz: seven flights were canceled yesterday at sfo. no word on if they are impacted for today. after a two-year hiatus, the largest food truck event in san francisco is back. off the grid celebrated its opener at fort mason. ryan shows us all the people who were eager to see the event come back. >> the cool breezy air, the long lines, the guilt free look of stuffing your face. the popular themes of off the grid are back. larger than expected crowds came for the return after it was canceled during the pandemic. >> there are a lot of people. it feels good to see people, people have a good time. >> ian clark came from east bay.

he wasn't the only non-san franciscan who wanted to take part. >> to see all of these people in such a beautiful environment like this. it is terrific for all of these food trucks that are tryg >> rea happy to embrace large crowds once again. >> it's the best feeling. we have a turnout that we could have only hoped for. >> the marketing director says this is the perfect way to transition from a time of isolation and its popularity was on full display. over 20 food trucks are at the first night of a long season that goes to november. they have a rigorous application process for one food truck to get a spot. >> it's been a roller coaster of can we have an event, can we not have an event? that was tough emotionally. the real work happened at the start of year when we said i think everyone is ready.

>> it's easy to understand why so many food trucks onto server this event. it's a great way to bring the community together. >> this is what san francisco is all about. liz: the weather made it even more lovely and exciting. it was really nice yesterday. lisa: it took all week for temperatures to warm up. we had a high clouds and we will continue to see that. they will be high and mid-level clouds through sunday, thickening up. today, a nice afternoon with temperatures at least 10 degrees above average. our trend continues for the warmer than average numbers before week system russia's northern california. it is very weak. it's -- brushes northern california. it is very weak. it is 49 in berkeley. it is 51 degrees with 44 in los

gatos. it is 47 in oakland. look outside, the sun is coming up earlier. 6:53, that is 12 hours and 40 minutes of daylight. we have cooler and breezy for sunday, we will be heating up as soonest tuesday. the 15-20 degree above average readings will come wednesday into thursday. as we look at the high clouds today, we are talking 30,000 feet. you may not be able to tell at times. looking at the mid-level clouds coming into play, this is overnight with clear conditions. acta partly cloudy skies sunday, we do get a wind shift late sunday into monday out of the south. that will allow for not only cooler weather. we will start out warmer during the day, but the system from the north will allow for a cool

monday. the numbers come down eight degrees tomorrow. notice the 50's, just 60 in oakland. that could be 10 degrees cooler. here is monday. it's the coolest day out of the next seven. if this moves in it, we could have a cooler day in the bay area. tuesday, that system moves to the east of us. as a result, high pressure builds in, allowing for darker shades of orange to come into play. that is comfortable for your tuesday. as we get into wednesday, this is a look at san jose. we are already in the mid 80's thursday. that should be the warmest day with temperatures in the low 90's. we are certainly looking at a few records. back in 1989, we had a really high heat spike. maybe not records, but way warmer than we should be.

livermore is 77. we have low 60's and partly cloudy at the coast. the seven-day forecast, we will cool it off tomorrow. maybe some sprinkles north on monday. that allows for the coolest day tuesday. we are above average i wednesday. you will have the windows opened and it's a nice afternoon. thursday, kind of warm out there. we have sharp cooling into next week and. liz: thank you -- weekend. liz: a longtime member of our tv family has passed away. joel bartlett died at his home surrounded by family and the animals that he loved. he joined the air force in the 60's where he became a meteorologist. he became a familiar face in the bay area, wringing us the weather for 31 years. 17 of those were at kgo. it was declared joel bartlett

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7:00 on good morning america. >> will smith shocking announcement overnight, resigning from the academy of motion picture arts and sciences nearly one week after his assault on chris rock. the reaction and what smith is given up by stepping away with so many people still reacting. new videos posted online of airstrikes landing in russian territory. officials say the attacks were carried out by ukrainian forces. the latest as ukrainian troops pushed back russian forces. the new weapons on the way to ukraine as the fight continues. to is set. south carolina and securehe fin.

and what the national player of the game has to say about the season and the future of women's basketball. liz: it was a late-night switcheroo. jimmy kimmel had a guest host last night. >> i'm jimmy. please settle down. you're going to offend the other jimmy. happy april fools' day everybody. i switched places with jimmy kimmel. as far as surprises you've seen on abc this week, this was a distant second. liz: that was jimmy fallon it, who switched with jimmy kimmel and their late-night duties last night. fallon introduced -- interviewed

justin timberlake. you can watch him at 1135 p.m. still to come, will smith resigning from the academy after slapping it chris rock at the oscars. his statement about his actions and what may come next. it is masks on at one school less than one month after the county lifted its mask mandate.

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moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning again. thanks for joining us. we will start with another look at the forecast. lisa: good morning to you. it is 55 minutes until sunrise. who's counting? we have a good view from the camera. we have some haze over the city.

it is 47 in oakland and 48 in san jose. this is mount tam. there is a little bit a patchy fog. it is 43 in livermore and 48 fi. t 90, the numrs ars outoward antih. whrough t 0 we are i the lowid 60's as you get around san mateo. the afternoon highs will be climbing through the 70's inland. 69 in san mateo, 70 in mountain view with mid to upper 70's inland. the high clouds will be through the afternoon. we will be talking about a cooler breezier sunday with a couple of days with a cool down before we see temperatures reflect summer readings. liz: the red cross is increasing its effort to help people trying to escape ukraine. ukrainian president zelenskyy

warns forces are creating a complete disaster outside the capital as they leave mines across the area. >> the red cross is trying to help people escape from the ukrainian city of mary opal. they were not able to reach the city on friday. elsewhere, ukrainian forces are making progress. they were able to recapture much of the city from the russians. the ordeal was terrifying. this woman says it was very scary. i was very frightened when the russians came to check things out. i thought they would execute us. some troops of moved back from the capital. these areas show the closest the military got to kyiv. the ukrainian president has acknowledged that the situation in the south is difficult, the

white house says this war is not going the way vladimir putin planned. >> his intention of winning a quick war, defeating the ukrainians quickly is not how it has played out. troops are demoralized. we have seen troops run out of equipment that they need on the russian side. >> russia is admitting to an attack for the first time. ukraine it carried out an airstrike on fueled depots inside russia, 20 miles from the border. virtual peace talks between both sides continue. the chief negotiator said positions change by the day depending on battlefield gains or losses, which makes it extremely difficult. liz: students sold baked goods to do with a can for ukrainian refugees. second graders at gideon hausner jewish day school came up with

the idea on their own. >> the highlight was seeing the enthusiasm of everyone who couldn't wait to i the treats. we are sold out. it was a tremendous success. our kids felt right about doing something good. liz: students and families whipped up baked goods of all kinds, cookies, cupcakes. the proceeds will go to a ukrainian organization. they are sending medical supplies and letters of hope. will smith has resigned from the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, less than a week after slapping chris rock at the oscars. the actor said, i will accept any consequences for my conduct. i actions were shocking, painful , and inexcusable. he was facing expulsion or suspension before he resigned. he will no longer be able to

vote on oscar nominations. the academy president said the academy will forward with proceedings against smith and sag aftra may do the same. for the first time, we are hearing from the lead producer at the oscars about what happened during the show. he is talking only to abc about the chaos. >> oscars producer is opening up about what happened behind the scenes on hollywood's biggest night after actor will smith slapped comedian chris on stage. he sat down for an its collusive interview. >> i've never felt so immediately devastated. >> he watched from behind the scenes and thought it was a bit. rock confirmed he had been slapped. the lapd showed up, ready to take smith into custody. >> they said this is battery. we are prepared to go get them

right now. we can arrest him. as they were talking, chris was being very dismissive of those options. >> they asked will smith to leave. he refused. he would accept the award for best actor. a speech that could have included an apology to chris rock. >> we were hoping that he would make it better. that he would stand on that stage and say what just happened minutes ago was absolutely wrong. chris rock, i am so sorry. >> will smith apologized on instagram. i would like to apologize to you. i was out of line and i was wrong. i am embarrassed and my actions are not indicative of the man i want to be. he is resigning from the academy.

he will accept any additional consequences. >> will smith reached out to me the next morning. he apologized. he said this should have been a gigantic moment for you. >> also praising chris rock for maintaining his composure during the show. liz: you can still see plenty of oscar coverage on demand through the tv app. that's available for apple, android, amazon fire, roku. face masks are required again at one elementary school following a spike in covid cases. two dozen students and staff have tested positive. this is how the school is responding. >> every student and every staff member gets one of these. >> the covid rapid tests being passed out at coleman elementary

school after a spike in new cases. >> not very surprise. i'm surprised it happened once. it was very challenging to see kids not feeling well, teachers not feeling well. >> 15 students and six staff members have tested positive for covid. those infected are staying home until they are healthy. they can provide a negative test. >> we did not want to close the school. >> he spoke to us outside the school where masks optional, inside they are now required for students and staff. it comes less than a month after marion county -- marin county said it was safe. >> apparent said for now her son in first grade is staying healthy. >> he has not had it covid. we've managed to stay covid free so far. at some point, we expect he will get it. >> and email was sent to parents this week, same he wants to

emphasize this is not a time for alarm, for us to implement the strategies to respond to an uptick in cases and decrease risk of transmission. covid rates main low in the county. far cry from january when nearly 90 students were out sick with covid in one district alone. spring break is next week. when students return, they will continue to wear masks through april 15 as a precaution. the school is reviewing a protocol all too familiar to keep its campus safe. >> lots of hand sanitizer, we have filters in all of our rooms still. the windows are open. liz: the u.s. postal service is hosting a hiring event, hoping to hire 100 people. they have immediate need for positions and mail handlers and clerks, delivery, maintenance. wages rain from $17 to $23 per

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foundation. they will clear areas to let staff retread the peacock cap trail that is happening from 9:00 until 11:00. this is the first weekend of the spring series of restaurant week. 150 restaurants are participating. restaurants struggled to survive during the pandemic. hopefully, this convinces people to dine out if they haven't already. it >> we want to be hopeful. we saw that san francisco is promoting the coming back to work. many of our restaurants have opted in for super affordable lunches. we've got a $10, $15, 25 dollar price points. there are really good to course options for lunch. liz: restaurant week runs through sunday. i'm getting hungry. lisa: upper 40's right now, there is fog back in santa rosa.

we have one point file -- 1.5 mile visibility. temperatures will be well in the 70's and parts of marin and sonoma. we will talk about the rest of the bay area and a cooler second half of the weekend next. liz: stanford tries to defend the national championship crown against uconn it. larry will have the highlights on the post game reaction coming up in sports. did you know that renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations america's kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! we make kitchen and bathroom renovations easy for everyone. we quote and design each project

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my son would have none of that. liz: that sounds good to me. you may want to try the kale loop via. opening day is this friday. the giants will take on the miami marlins. the a's home opener is april 18. with just five games remaining in the regular season, the warriors are back in action, trying to hold onto the number three seed. the dubs take on the utah jazz. tipoff is at 5:30 p.m. stanford battled uconn at the final four. here is larry with the highlights in sports. larry: good morning. two iconic programs, two legendary coaches meeting at the final four. stanford trying to defend their national championship against the university of connecticut.

the huskies have 11 national titles. it wasn't tough night shooting the ball for stanford. the cardinals were down by one point at the break. in the second half, a rare three goes down. the cardinals take a brief lead. uconn's stars paige bueckers. she came back after needs surgery. -- knee surgery. stanford could just not make a shot. 4-23 from downtown. the 24 game streak is in jeopardy. look at this pass, jones to cameron to get stanford within two points. it was none of. the huskies would seal it with free throws. uconn advances to the championship game against south carolina. >> we left out there on said. it's hardest while that pill when you did not leave your best out there. you have to give credit to connecticut. >> we are disappointed. we have to take into account

everything we've accomplished and what we've done. >> they have a championship ring. they know what they need to do. we had some looks the did not go in for us. we did not defend the three-point line, nor do we make our free throws as well as we needed to. larry: we will not see steph curry to the playoffs. he missed the past seven games with that foot injury. he will miss the final five games. we saw him without the walking boot on. he will be reevaluated the day after the season ends. he should be good to go for game one of the playoffs. >> steph has been injured many times. he is always returned really well. i'm not worried about him. all it takes is one shot and he is back in rhythm. larry: draymond green and his former michigan state teammate

partnered with the autism society of san francisco to host a basketball for students who are on the spectrum. he was the first d1 college player to play with autism. >> success is to simply have a friend in the world. if i can help that, i am always down and i always want to be a helping hand. >> wedding people know that you can do anything in life despite autism. autism doesn't define me. i define who i am. for me to be a leader in the autism committee means more than anything. larry: that is fantastic. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend. liz: let's get a check of the forecast. it's going to be another nice day. lisa: you can't really make it out, there is a weak system offshore. that will allow for some increasing clouds from time to time. a system to the north of us will arrive, skimming northern

california. that is going to take us through monday with seasonal weather before we get to heat up. this is emeryville where temperatures are in the upper 40's. it's in the mid 40's in mountain view. it is cooler today in half moon bay at 41. as we look toward the shark tank, there are some clouds. napa is in the low 40's. we have a better view of some of that haze and high clouds. that cloud cover will increase at times throughout the day. high and mid-level clouds the afternoon, it is cooler with the wind shift into monday. a couple of days with the temperatures drop before the readings really peak. we have much warmer than normal temperatures. here's a look at the middle of the afternoon where we have some clouds around.

you can see where cloud cover is. overnight hours, a mixture. by 9:00 tomorrow, a few high clouds with breaks out there. the wind will kick up tomorrow. it's a cooler sunday. we are talking 5-9 degrees cooler. we are looking at that system brushing northern california. as for today, it will be milder day with temperatures in the low 60's. looking at the south bay today, above average with mid 70's for you. sunnyvale is 72. cupertino is 73 on the peninsula. it is 74 in palo alto. on the coast, you've got that sea breeze. the sunset is 62 in daly city.

we have upper 70's toward calistoga. san rafael is 70 five. vallejo is 74. on the east bay, warmer with low 70's. oakland and hayward, 72. castro valley is in the mid 70's. inland, we had upper 70's. that's very little change today. it is 76 in san ramon. this is your accuweather forecast. forecast. we are looking at mid 70's. look how much cooler it is tomorrow with those winds kicking up. by monday, sonoma county may be around clear lake could see a sprinkle. that will bring everyone's temperatures down. by tuesday, temperatures climb back. we will be back near 90 on

thursday. even friday is warm, that doesn't last. it's going to be much cooler this time next weekend. liz: the muslim community is preparing for the start of the holy month of ramadan. this marks the first ramadan with eased covid protection since the pandemic began. julian it takes us to the lighthouse mosque in oakland where they are welcoming waves of worshipers. >> inside the mosque, there is a tangible excitement. >> what i like about ramadan, i'm very happy. it's like my best friend coming to visit. >> you see everybody that is part of the muslim community in the bay area. >> it is the holiest day of the year. it will mark not only a time of reflection, but reunion. the first with mask and capacity orders lifted. >> march of 2020, it was one

month out before ramadan. our plan got scrapped that year. this ramadan, we might be back to full capacity. i'm looking forward to that. >> a month that muslims look forward to starting each year with the siting of the crescent moon. >> the same thing happens at the end. if you find the moon, you fast one more day. if you don't see it, you don't have to fast anymore. >> muslims will break the fast each night with if tar meals. they will be renting out humanist hall and uptown to accommodate large crowds. >> i liked the seclusion that we found in stay at home. i'm looking forward to the community being able to come together.

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returns this week and. hundreds of artists will have their product on display at the festival pavilion. you can buy home to cork, ceramics, a lot more. you can donate an entry fee and 10% of what you contribute will go to the nature conservancy. the fair runs from 11 until five today and tomorrow. it is all things paper athe aper fair. it features one of the largest selections of postcards, photographs, 10 apart, sports memorabilia. it runs from 10:00 until 6:00 today and 10:00 until 5:00 tomorrow. a lot is going on this we can. it's going to be nice as well.

lisa: it's feeling a little above average out there. this is the view from mount tam. it is partly cloudy this afternoon, cooler and breezier to end the weekend. we will have a aperture climb by the middle to the end of next week. it is 72 in richmond and oakland, 61 in half moon bay with upper 70's. we have more clouds and cooling breezes with a cooler day tomorrow. monday looks to be the coolest day of the week. we rapidly turned around on tuesday with heat arriving wednesday, lasting through thursday and friday. liz: thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. thanks again for joining us. have a great day.

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