moving forward, finding solutions, abc7news. >> it was a gutsy win. it was a ton of fun. no matter how queasy the fans might get, you have to play with the same force in the fourth quarter that we did. bring that monday. it will be rocking at chase center. >> the warriors win game four to even their series with the celtics with game five of the nba finals at the chaseit is su, more on the huge win ia fe minus. with meteorologist francis darshan. francis: it will not be as hot today. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. the fog is returning, creeping

back in. the sea breeze will return this afternoon and allow temperatures to cool down from yesterday's highs of triple digits. although it will already be warm and land in the next hour, already in the 80's in some spots. with the breezy coast and wind spilling into the bay and inland areas, not as hot this afternoon. mid-90's for inland communities around the bay. at some beaches, mid 60's. it will be a pleasant evening but we will see increasing clouds making way for a much cooler start and cooler day tomorrow on the complete accuweather 7 a forecast coming up. liz: four years ago after the parkland, florida school shooting students launched a massive mart for our lives movement. today students and supporters across the country will again take to the streets demanding tougher gun laws. tara campbell spoke with two bay area brothers helping lead the way. tara: from parkland to ufology -- uvalde, and is a nearly 200s

go shootings in between thomas students say it is time to watch -- march again. christo aicschl d thed as parkland students were rallying for tougher gun control. more than one million students and supporters marching in washington, d.c.. >> it because parkland happened when we were graduating middle school and transitioning to high school, the shooting actually made me more conscience about my transition and safety. tara: the bay area twins band together joining the march for our lives movement, working year-round to end gun violence. this marrow in downtown redwood city is a small piece of their efforts. >> we were determined to put up a mural and work with local artists to raise more awareness about gun violence. list -- tara: march for our

lives events are taking place in cities across the country. they say the goal is clear. >> to make a statement to the government has people in power. really, the federal government. start taking action and taking this seriously. tara: encouraged by this week's hearings in the nation's capital where the house passed sweeping gun reform legislation. >> evouvalde was a turning point to press for federal change. students should go to school and feel safe that they will live through the day and also have their lives protected. tara: the fear, he says, is a constant distraction and one of the many reasons they will continue to demand change. tara campbell abc7news. liz: there are several march for our lives rallies in the bay area today. you can see a list of events here. the ones that start at 10:00 a.m. including in san francisco, oakland, and sonoma.

the biden administration is lifting covid testing requirements for international travelers coming to the u.s., ending one of the last remaining government mandates designed to contain the spread of the virus. the cdc announced yesterday that the requirement will end early tomorrow morning and they will continue to monitor the pandemic. abc news reporter ty hernandez has the latest. ty: as summer travel gets underway, the cdc is lifting requirements for international travelers to show a negative covid test before boarding a flight to the u.s.. the change goes into effect just after midnight sunday. the airline industry has lobbied to lift the requirement that has been in place for the last 17 months. major u.s. airlines are applauding the decision. united says in a statement "this is another important step, not just for air travel, but for all of the tourism jobs that

international travel supports not" jetblue's president says this will almost certainly boost summer travel. >> this provides them with peace of mind so they know they can make it home. ty: the u.s. is averaging nearly 110,000 new cases per day, back up to one of the highest points since february. more than 41 hundred a hospitalized with covid each day. among the cities seeing a surge, houston. >> we are clearly having a major surge. what is different is hospitalizations. although they have come up, they have not shot up like they did in prior searches. next week at the fda and cdc will review data for children under five. if the agencies find the vaccines safe and effective, vaccinations could begin as soon as june 21. >> it would mean that for the first time, essentially every american from our oldest to our

youngest would be eligible for the protection that vaccines provide. ty: ty hernandez, abc news, new york. liz: we are learning more about the spread of monkeypox in the u.s.. there are 45 cases across the country, more than twice the number last week. even though it is spreading, doctors say nobody has died from the outbreak. cdc officials dismissed the idea that monkeypox is airborne. they insist theo nel popatn is rather low. you cfs infectious disease specialist dr. monica gandhi tells us that the majority of cases are happening among men that have sex with other men. organizers of the san francisco pride parade partnered with the department of public health to run a series of psa's about monkeypox during the event. >> we wanted to make sure that much like with covid in the early time of that pandemic or that disease, that we were on the front lines of educating our community. liz: the california department

of public health confirmed eight cases of monkeypox across the country, at least five in the bay area. january 6 committees next hearing will be monday. three former leaders of the justice department are expected to testify. that includes jeff rosen. jeff rosen took over as attorney general when bill barr resigned. israel will address former president trump's effort to overturn the election and his desire to remove them when they did not go along with his plan. during the presentation thursday the committee played a clip of bill barr's testimony where he refuted trump's assertion there was voter florida -- voter fraud. >> i made it clear i did not agree with the idea of saying that the election was stolen. liz: the committee is expected to continue laying out its case that trump and his advisors keep spreading false claims about the election even though they knew he lost.

the nba finals is now the nba finals is now a best of three series with the warriors taking home-court advantage. last night the doves beat the celtics to even the series at two games apiece. steph curry delivered his arguably best performance in an nba finals game, hitting 73-pointers. the series shifts back to chase center monday night for game five. >> obviously, our experience, you can wanted so bad you get in your own way a little bit and everybody feels a little pressure. it can go the opposite way. i wanted to try to leverage that in a positive direction for us. >> this is the bestia has ever looked in my mind in the finals because of his physical strength and endurance. >> the heart on that man is incredible. the things he does, we kind of take for granted from time to time. but, to go out there and put us

on his back, i mean, we have to help them out monday. >> warriors fans were excited about this when, but it did lead to some tension outside of td garden. as people were leaving the arena abc 7 saw the site rake out. -- this fight break out. boston police officers jumped in to stop it in another fight broke out and more police officers jumped in to break that one up as well. no reports of injuries but our crew saw two people detained by police. the warriors fans told us how good it felt to see the wind. >> i'm excited. this is the most fun part of sports, luring -- losing your voice cheering for the opposing team. >> i am from san francisco but lived in boston for eight years. she came on a flight last night and arrived. she got in this morning. >> i am a warriors fan in boston so i have to be a little cute about it but i am excited.

>> i was wearing the shirt. part of this goes to make sure we do not get into any issues as we leave. >> i'm originally from oakland. coming by way of new york, watching the warriors do their thing. the boston fans were really, really nice. but, the warriors took it. congratulations to the warriors. liz: abc7news caught up with a 10-year-old doves fan that had quite a bit to say about the win last night. we will have more to come on his story later in our newscast. abc 7 is the exclusive home of the finals. we will have pregame and postgame programming throughout the series continuing with game five monday. tipoff is 6:00 p.m.. francis, let's get a check of the forecast. francis: it will be another hot day in lent. but only the mid 90's. note triple digit heat. you can see the fog returning to the forecast. we show you this live view towards golden gate bridge.

i will let you know how much cooler it will be in your neighborhood. liz: also ahead, inflation is rising again. now it is the worst in four decades. how president biden is trying to find a silver lining. and, nascar returns to the north bay. the event this weekend fully open for the first time in meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume.

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in custody for a fatal shooting last weekend is facing illegal firearms charges after investigators found over 60 guns including 25 illegal assault weapons and two ghost guns in the man's home. they found several high-capacity magazines and thousands of rounds of ammunition. this san jose resident is already in custody after he fatally shot a man on monterey road saturday night last week. he was arrested at the scene. it is the city's 13th homicide of the year. >> we are still looking into more information on the case. if folks are still hesitant to come forward and where there the day of the homicide, we ask them to come speak to why detective. >> he is also suspected of brandishing a firearm during a road rage incident in may. today in an effort to curb gun violence the oakland police department is holding its first

gun buyback event in nine years from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at at his eye word ministries on international boulevard. you can get up to $300 for three firearms. later the weapons will be melted and turned into gardening tools. the department partnered with local blacksmiths and colorado company raw tools. inflation has sorted to its highest level in 40 years. the consumer price index is up 8.6% compared to may of last year. on average families are spending $346 a month more than last year. it's not just gas prices. groceries are up nearly 12%, the biggest jump since 1979. president biden is trying to find a silver lining in his latest numbers. a majority of americans disapprove of his handling of the economy. >> inflation outside of energy and food, what the economy calls core inflation moderated the last two months, not enough, but

it moderated. it has come down. we needed to come down much more quickly. liz: the average price for gas nationwide is five dollars a gallon. that's two dollars higher than this time last year. on thursday the average peak over the five dollar mark for the first time ever according to gas buddy . california remains well above average at $6.43 per gallon and marin is the most expensive county at $6.66 per gallon. drivers filling up at one shell station at rancho -- rancho cordova took advantage of a technical error that had the pumps came -- cranking out gas for just $.69 per gallon, the glitch went on for three hours allowing one a driver to fill up for $14 then call family and friends to do the same. >> i looked at the number then saw $.69 per gallon. i hit the button and it started

pumping into the $stayed low. >> it turned into a circus in a matter of minutes. >> the mistake was misplaced a decimal point on the electric signs outside the station. americans are tipping less now than before the pandemic according to a report released this week. some bay area cities are adding surcharges. tipping can become confusing. zach fuentes looked at what is linked to the tipping defined and who it impacts most. zach: service workers up and down the street are working hard to help others relax. much of their income relies on tips. according to this report from credit cards.com, people in the u.s. are tipping less now than in 2019. >> well, that's the opposite of what i do. i tipped more because people have been unemployed. they have had a difficult time. zach: not everyone is this generous. look at these numbers from the report. in 201977 percent of u.s. adults always tip to servers at sit-down restaurants.

that number has dropped to 73%. inflation is a major factor along with hiring shortages that make it difficult to hire top of the line service. this restaurant owner says the pandemic and staffing did impact his business and potential tips. they added an 18% gratuity to everd y.>> our stuff was concery we are seeing what people are all about wanting to tip a little extra. zach: to some it may seem obvious to tip a server at a sit down restaurant. business owners want to remind everyone that other service industry workers also rely on tips. the owner of this ice cream shop such as workers do not serve you at a table, but can still use the tips. >> and they are working here for their educations, for their college. they take these jobs part-time, so it's very important. zach: at sushi confidential customer still pay a living wage

surcharge. 3.5% goes to paying employee health benefits. though, tipping in addition to that is not expected, he says, people have been more than generous. >> people are excited to be out dining getting back to normal and willing to tip extra. zach: excellent has come abc7news. liz: in the north bay it's a race to stay cool this weekend. nascar rolls into sonoma raceway with two events happening today and another sunday, tomorrow. fans were there this week for several kickoff events, all trying to keep cool and stay hydrated. before the pros race, a charity event invited amateur drivers to try their own cars on the track. it does get pretty hot. they make you wear a helmet. you know, you go as fast as you can go and you have as good of a time as you can. liz: tomorrow's 350 will be the first fully open nascar event at the track since 2019. 47,000 fans are expected to pack

sonoma raceway. francis, let's talk about the heat. it will be hot, but not as hot as yesterday. that's good news for folks in the north bay. francis: exactly right, liz. yesterday the sonoma airport hit 102. today, around the low 90's is expected to be the high for today. mostly blue skies around the bay area and some clouds at the coast and even fog making its way towards the golden gate bridge. but over the bay bridge on a beautiful and blue. temperatures are climbing. mountain view is already at 80 degrees. san francisco will be one of the cooler slots today, it is 69 now. oakland, 70, san jose, 76, half moon bay 61 degrees. we are looking towards san francisco. it has been warm in concord, 80. also look for lots of 70's. santa rosa, 75 geithner napa, 74. 74 in livermore also. here is a look from mount tam

looking south. it's pretty calm now but the wind will pick up. the heat moderates today. because the sea breeze returns. we will feel that this afternoon and evening and then a cold front sweeps through tomorrow bringing a chance of sprinkles during the morning. after that, we will warm up again next week, monday through wednesday. highs today will range from some 60's at the beaches to mid 90's. so, san francisco 73, oakland, 82, san jose, 90 and if you are headed to the sonoma racetrack it will be in the low 90's through napa and santa rosa. fairfield is one of our warmest spots, still near triple digits. for solano county, there is an excessive heat warning until 11:00 tonight because of possible triple digit heat. the risk of heat illness is there. stay hydrated. here is a forecast animation. tonight we will see high clouds sweep through.

this will demonstrate chances of sprinkles and some drizzle through the morning. overnight lows will be a little more comfortable. still, quite mild, upper 50's to low 60's. san francisco, 58. 60's in napa, vallejo, redwood city. la cmunitiesoing to temperatures are rla a for napa, our average high is 82. today we are around 91. we will drop by almost 20 degrees tomorrow. then after that, things will ramp back up. by wednesday, we will start to be where we were today for the highs. here is the accuweather 7 a forecast. not as hot today. it is easing a bit, especially inland. then, notice how much cooler it is tomorrow with some possible sprinkles. more sunshine for the beginning of the workweek.

temperatures rebound. it will feel like summer again midweek wednesday and today and next week wednesday will be the warmest days before we start to cool down towards the end of the workweek. liz: ahead, look at the history and future of fire island.

liz: with the film fire island now available on hulu reporter mike marzo with our sister station in new york visited one of the town's fire island. he has a look at its rich history with the lgbtq plus community as we celebrate pride month. >> stepped off the ferry and you will find bamboo line pathways. >> everyone is unique and different. mike: the main arteries that carry the lifeblood of this place, the people. >> people say, when did you realize that was gay -- it was gay.

i never realized it. i remember my friends having really cool friends. >> gary mcgregor's late father built this house in 1957, steps away from breathtaking views of the beach and the battle for lgbtq freedom. >> because gay was not excepted back then, guys would be getting off the fairies and ripping off their suits. mike: his neighbor was calvin klein who later sold his beachfront home to hollywood legend david geffen. >> tests included andy warhol, steve ravel, chester weinberg. mike: it is the lost -- last stop on the historical home store. >> this was the home of john white. mike: part of the fire island pines historical preservation society. a nonprofit he founded in 2010 guiding visitors passed more than 40 properties and parts of a painful history of the island. >> men were not allowed to dance with men. if two men were getting toes

together, the flashlight would be shown on them because there were raids that happen here. mike: now the pines has become a beacon of pride. >> there is a brand that hand makes these. mike: ryan espinoza opened dennis and -- denison a couple years ago. >> i wanted a communal place where people could gather that was very free and playful. mike: he and his fiancée recently bought a home here. >> homeownership has changed the last two years. 20% of the entire populations properties turned over. mike: adding to a new pines foundation that bobby is hoping to build with perspective. >> with people coming here it's essential to me that people know things happen here that allowed them to have the freedoms they have now. new can be gay anywhere in the world today for the most part. but there is no gayer place than fire island. you can be whoever you want. mike: on fire island, mike bars

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afternoon, this means later on our highs will only be in the mid 90's. we had triple digits yesterday. around the bay, mid-80's and at the beaches mid to upper 60's. it will be a pleasant evening but we will note increasing clouds ahead of a cold front that brings much different weather patterns tomorrow. liz: sfo could be in for a big business boost. tomorrow the u.s. will officially leftover testing requirements for international travelers. tim johns breaks down the benefits for the bay area. tim: one of the final -- on friday morning the cdc announced it would end the covid testing requirement for travelers coming into the country from abroad. >> the covid test requirement was a huge impediment to americans traveling abroad and to international visitors coming to the u.s.. tim: the requirement will officially end sunday at comes after months of pressure from both the travel industry and elected officials.

many of whom are eager to get foreign visitors back. at sfo airport the announcement was welcome news to this italian tourist and his new wife, the pair traveling for their honeymoon tell me they did n tee until the day before their flight from rome to san francisco. >> we found one pharmacy to do a covid test. tim: the new rules will not just make things easier for international travelers. they will bring the u.s. in line with other major partners. >> the u.s. was one of the last holdouts in requiring inbound international travelers to it a test. tim: the expected boost in tourism numbers will have an impact on national and local economies. international arrivals make up a significant portion of the bay tourist revenue. >> there is about $54 million that could be brought back to the economy by allowing the international travel market to

come back to the u.s.. tim: one less thing to worry about if you are packing your bags for a long overdue vacation. liz: residents of a flooded san francisco high-rise now have a date for when they will be able to return home. the management company for 33 to sent a letter to tenets yesterday saying the building reoccupy date would be july 1. one week ago or than 3600 -- 36 people were displaced after a water main broke in the building. each person is being connected with an ambassador from the company. the company, hines, is covering their hotels until june 30. those who declined the hotel officer -- offer will be given a per diem until the date and said area >> the warriors tied to the nba finals with a when in boston last night. steph curry led the win over the celtics. fans for both teams were excited for game four. abc7news reporter j.r. stone was

in boston recapping the experience. jr dubnation is alive and well after game four of the nba finals, not only in california but in boston too. the golden state victory wrapped up and celtics fans poured out of the td garden. it was a sea of green outside as dubs fans took in the victory. good thing too, because not only one fight broke out in front of the arena, but two, where boston police jumped in and detained at least two individuals. >> i'm glad they won. halftime, i thought the celtics were going to win. they were playing pretty well. in the fourth quarter the warriors took over. jr: this 10-year-old warriors fan lowell came from new york with his dad, a celtics fan. >> curry had 43 points. he went off this game. >> it was awesome.

it was a great game. i was embracing it, excited. i was not scared. >> my mom came. san francisco, not worried at all. not word, baby. >> she came on a flight last night. she got in this morning. >> warriors fans we spoke with are the definition of dubnation, coming from all across america with links to the bay all to see a warriors victory. >> i'm originally from oakland. coming by way of new york. the boston fans were really really nice. jr: j.r. stone abc7news. liz: everyone looked so happy there. abc 7 is the inclusive home of

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volunteers set up walkways to make the exhibit more interactive and allow people a chance to see all of it. >> 24 sections crisscrossed. the quilt will be laid inside of those so people can walk all the way around. >> the quilt will stretch across most of robin williams meadow and be on display through sunday. juneteenth is a little over one week away and san francisco has kicked off its celebration. yesterday a large crowd gathered at city hall for the first in a series of events. today juneteenth on the waterfront will be held at ferry terminal on the embarcadero. people are encouraged to support local black-owned businesses and enjoy delicious handcrafted food. juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the u.s.. frances, it's so pretty this morning. frances: temperatures will warm up well above average as we look live from sutro down towards san francisco.

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outside. it's a nice clear day across the bay. in residents are trying to have fun and stay cool this weekend. amanda del castillo reports. amanda: the fountains at positive cesar chavez in downtown san jose are roaring drying out dozens and cooling down crowds on friday. >> i like to bring my kids out here. i am glad they turned the water back on because water parks are expensive. amanda: a cost-effective way to keep comfortable after a heat advisory for santa clara valley through the evening. with afternoon temperatures

reaching the high 90's, some residents considered the hot weather to be a bit of a break. >> we just came from sacramento today. yesterday it was 107 degrees. >> you made, not hot hot. enough to come have fun here. amanda: across downtown the scorching temperatures sending customers to shave eyes. >> typical hawaiian shave eyes is creamy and melts in your mouth. amanda: it is made to order wa. this will be under the san jose sun. the hot weather is no doubt helping business. >> numbers wise, people coming in, it's a little more busy than it would normally be. so, the weather and kids getting out of school, all of those are a factor. amanda: the hot conditions also bring serious concerns with high temperatures, drought, and drive fuel. fire experts and first responders are at the ready. >> any addition today, there is

some wind out there. so, you add hot temperatures, drive fuel, and any wind, that can make fighting fires difficult. amanda: he is the director of the wildlife research center at san jose state university. he says it is forecast to be a short-lived heat spell. >> we should be cooling off in a few days. that will bring fire risk down. amanda:a that's encouraging news for those enjoying the heat. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc7news. >> you contract the weather where you live anytime on the abc 7 bay area news app available right now on roku, amazon fire, android tv, and apple tv. francwes checked the forecast. frances: it will cool down quite a bit tomorrow. a live view of live doppler 7 and the satellite shows blue skies around the bay and clouds off the coast that will push in this afternoon and evening. here is a look from the

exploratorium towards the beautiful bay. kayakers have been on the water passing through this morning. it's a great day to head outside, especially now when temperatures are milder. in san francisco, 69, open, 70, san jose 76. mountain view, 83. if that is too hot, half moon bay is now at 63 degrees. from sutro towards san francisco, it is bright out there. santa rosa, petaluma, and napa all in the 70's. fairfield 79, concorde 80, livermore, 79. from a mount tam you can seek here across the bay. the heat moderates today. the triple digits are gone for and then communities because they sea breeze will return this afternoon and evening ahead of a cold front that sweeps through tomorrow morning bringing us a chance of sprinkles and much, much cooler weather. then we warm up again next week, monday through wednesday. so, highs today are going to

range from the 60's to the 90's that the beaches it will be breezy. half moon bay, 67, san francisco 73, oakland, 82, san jose, 90's. our warmest spots will be in the low to mid 90's today. sonoma raceway, and -- low 90's. low 90's santa rosa, napa, livermore. antioch, 95. fairfield, 98. solano county is the only place where we continue to have dangerous and excessive heat warnings until 11:00 this evening. some temperatures will hit the triple digits. there is a risk of heat illness. stay hydrated in that area. tonight we will see some high clouds moving through. then, cloutier tomorrow morning with a chance of sprinkles, mainly in the north bay and possibly some drizzle. lows will be in the upper 50's to low 60's. so, it will be a little more comfortable. you can open your windows. it it will be cloutier.

tomorrow, temperatures are really tumbling, especially inland. we don't even see many 80's out there. lots of 70's instead. antioch, 78. around the bay, we will see 60's to low 70's. now, after the cold front moved through, monday we heat up again into tuesday. the 90's will return. here is the accuweather 7 a forecast. the heat eases today. then tomorrow, a very different story with wrinkles. if you like it hot, today's the day to be outside. if you don't like it hot, tomorrow you will get some relief. then we get lots of sunshine through the workweek through wednesday were temperatures ramp up before they cool down for the end of the workweek. it will be a gorgeous day. liz: it's already beautiful. this afternoon as well try to sever to get streak facing the cleveland guardians at progressive field. first pages at 1:10. the giants will try to beat l.a. for the second straight day at

oracle park at 4:15. the warriors and soda back to san francisco for game five monday night. last night the dubs evened the series with the gritty when in boston. here is larry beil with more highlights. larry: good morning. in virtual must win situation steph curry was absolutely incredible. unable to be guarded by mere mortals, also known as the celtics, curry went for 43 points and basically willed the warriors to victory to even up the nba finals series. remember the foot injury we were all concerned about? not a problem at all. first quarter, bang. the boston crowd getting into it with staff. third quarter steph curry, splash. the two time m.v.p. never gets a call. i mean, he gets knocked down. ralph swallowed the whistle. steph is not happy. what do i have to do to get

respect. fourth quarter marcus smart to beat the shot clock. down it goes. four point boston lead. the question was, >> you have toe

moments. especially to be one of the last two teams playing. i know we will all bring it monday. >> the giants and dodgers, 49ers, fred warner, javon kinlaw, as these all shire throwing the first pitch. former dodgers joc pederson. bases-loaded. to make it 5-2 giants. darin ruf, a big night. two homers for darin ruf. the giants beat l.a. 722. how about the a's in cleveland. the retired wrestler the milwaukee mohler is a big a's fan. he is trying to snap a nine-game losing streak. the bottom of the ninth josé ramirez leads danny gimenez. the guardians tied on a sac fly. that ruined an eight inning shut out from paul blackburn. at third luke raley flies to

write. ramon laureano throws to the plate and is safe. oscar gonzales throwing. game over, drive home safely, 10 straight defeats for the oakland athletics. 3-2 cleveland is your final. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> today the san francisco giants and l.a. dodgers will be the first mlb teams to wear custom on-field pride baseball caps in the same game. the giants were the first team to incorporate pride cutters into their uniform last year. now, most teams will share a custom pride cap for their game at oracle park. if you are looking for pride ball caps the giant dugout store will have limited availability. they will donate game used items and in store proceeds to lgbtq plus charities. next, the stern grove festival returns this weekend with the first concert of the summer. we will tell you which bay area legends will be performing.

liz: 3, 12, 14, 18, 42. nobody pickedllix jotncreastoo . tomorrow stern grove concerts opens at 2:00 p.m. suaccordinge -- reservations open 12 days before each sunday concert. it is too bad that festival is not happening today because it would be nice weather but it is overall a nice weekend. frances: today is t-shirt and

shorts weather and tomorrow you will need a jacket at stern grove. the high today in san francisco will be 73. oakland 82. 90 in san jose. the warmest spots will be like fairfield. low 90's through the north bay. you will noticed the heat easing today and then we have a cold front moving through tomorrow morning bringing a chance of sprinkles. then it gets much warmer again towards the workweek monday into wednesday. liz: thank you. thank you for joining us here on abc seven mornings. i am lisa quite along with frances dinglasan. abc news continues at 5:00 p.m.. and we will see you back here tomorrow morning. have a great day.

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