moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. our ips and college degrees calls to end gun violence rallies across the bay area organized by students all saying thoughts and prayers are not enough. good morning everybody. it's sunday, june 12. i'm liz schroeds. thanks for joining us. we're going to get to that story in just a moment. but first let's start with the quick look at other with a special guest appearance from june 2. good morning hi, how are you? good to see you too. lisa getting some well deserved time off this morning. we're talking about a very humid day out there. we have some fog thick and spots right now. so live doppler 7 visibility mode showing you it's thick along the coast and temperatures right now. we have a lot of cloud cover out there. so on the mild side 50s and 60s, but again as you step outside

this morning, you're going to feel that humid air. we're watching a cold front move through that's going to try bring us some isolated. first thing this morning, so the exploratorium camera stars and clouds out there. here's how the day is shaping up. it's mostly cloudy with some pockets of drizzle early on well, hang on to that cloud cover for much of the morning and mid temperatures later on this afternoon mourn the way of sunshine, but it will feel cooler out there 60s and 70s for most of us. so again today, it's humid out there 67 and city 70 in oakland 79 in san jose. we'll take a closer look at that drizzle and find drier weather moving in for the week ahead coming up in a few minutes liz. all right drew. thanks. the outcry against gun violence is being heard. the country they marched in parkland, florida. where in 2018 and expelled student opened fire inside marjory stoneman douglas high school killing 17 people events were also held in washington dc and new york city. the march for our lives group says more than 450 events were held across the country abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us how people from across

the bay area join the effort. a call in san francisco to end gun violence this rally organized by students who have seen far too many bullets for many of us. we see more our ips than college degrees. 12 year old seen the tragedies over and over again and their heartbreaking they're horrifying they're dying. for no reason nine year old christian salalah says he's scared for his brother, especially on morning for my brother because most of the school shootings happen in middle school and my brothers going middle school this march for our lives rally demanded changes in gun laws, but we have to hold the senate we have to hold the house of representative responsible for making gun laws that are not going to lead to these mass shootings that we continue to have in our communities. in oakland hundreds march

through downtown demanding that their lives and safety become a priority the fact that i feel like we're i feel living as a hostage against the violence that are surrounded around deregulation of gun laws, and we're not trying to take people's guns. i'm a gun owner back in san go retired chp sergeant. angela. lunscombe is hoping for sensible gun laws, which might have prevented the killing of 19 children and uvalde, texas. got his hands on a gun and went and shot all those poor babies and their teachers. it has to stop in san francisco cornell bernard abc 7 news. on the peninsula cries of enough echo through the streets of redwood city. hey, the nra has got to go. people demanding stronger gun laws gathered at the city public library for a rally there. they held signs and chanted and

marched through the city. in the east bay people attended a march for our lives event at walnut creek's civic park a concord high school student helped organize. this one protesters said they wanted to stand in solidarity with thousands of people across the country who are seeking those tougher gun control measures oakland's first gun buyback event in nine years is being called a success people showed up and droves outside. that thy word ministries on international boulevard to turning guns of all sizes shapes and calibers in exchange. they received gift cards worth anywhere from a hundred to three hundred dollars depending on the size of the weapon. these guns will be melted and then made into gardening tools that will be used to help beautify. oakland officers are still tallying the total number of guns that they collected. hey, we're please held a rare open house to give the public a look at it specialized weaponry and other tools it was a show. know how held in hopes of educating the community about the public safety tools that hayward officers use during serious emergencies officers utilize rifles drones a robot

and armored vehicles when responding to major crimes under and an assembly bill that was passed in response to the killing of george floyd the department must get city approval to use some of this equipment. and now turning to the weather today is expected to be much cooler than the past few days, which will be a nice relief for some people as temperatures. across the bay area people were out and about just trying to find ways to stay cool abc 7 news reporter. tim johns has more as the hot saturday sun beat down on the bay area for yet another day people from walnut creek to lafayette were doing what they could to stay cool in the east bay. it's just a little bit hotter than what we're used to well some headed to public parks to socialize and have a refreshing drink others like ralph and sheila etheridge decided to head to the lafayette reservoir. anti-couples. say the cool breeze there mates it the perfect place for an afternoon walk. try not to overdo it if you're a little older, you know to if you get feeling a little dizzy.

lay down for a second or sit down. but while the heat bothers some others say they don't mind it. no, it doesn't bother me when it gets real real hot. sure. chris, neo says he was looking forward to getting outside on saturday. the orinda resident says he's taken steps over the past few years to make sure his home stay. cold during the hot summer months. i've insulated my house. well from the heat i've put in a good ventilation from the roof when i had the new roof installed. and key is having a couple of fans. but for those who can't beat the heat as effectively the etheridge's say staying home and not going out at all might be the best thing to do. it's not necessary unless we have an appointment we have to keep in lafayette tim johns abc 7 news and you can find the forecast anytime you want and track live temperatures around the bay area with the 87 bay area app it now for your apple tv roku or wherever you stream. alright?

so a nice change of pace for people who don't like the heat today. yeah, we're finding cooler weather. excuse me less than also. it's a muggy morning out there gonna feel that humidity first thing as we track a cold front that will eventually bring us cooler weather this afternoon. we'll talk about how long we'll see some of these clouds hanging around and also we're heating back up later next week all the details in the forecast after the brake list. all right. true. thanks also ahead covid changes now in effect the welcome news for international travelers plus for international travelers plus the mochi m♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in just two days. new crepe corrector lotion only from gold bond. champion your skin.

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a national average of five dollars for california. we all know our state average is well above that. it's $6. and 43 cents according to triple-a. it costs 663 for a gallon in san francisco right now. oakland is not far behind at 6:55 and in san jose drivers can expect to pay 654 and well, nobody can escape the soaring costs of living. hitting harder for some case in point a family who was commuting to the bay area for their child's cancer treatment. here's abc 7 news reporter tara campbell. meet four year old aryan hakimi. he was diagnosed with leukemia in march. it's an explainable. i can explain it. i mean my wife passed out he's being treated at stanford's lucile packard children's hospital. roughly a three-hour round trip from home commuting back and forward to manteca. it's it's quite a long distance. and we have to look at to see how many times we can go there the average price of gas in the us soaring to an all-time high

of five dollars and california continues to get hit the hardest paying well above the national average. it's a lot of difficult. out we have to prioritize things because of gas prices the couple spending their days by their son's side every trip home every drive to the playgroundrell calg clothes bringing changing stuff back and forward at home and the days when aryan is not admitted we think really is an important taking the playground so he can play and bring a smile into his face the price for everything across the board is going up sarah alexander is the executive director of care the bay area nonprofit helps families with critically ill children with everything from gas cards to groceries families are having to make really difficult decisions about how to use their money that none of us should have to do during this time families are now facing the highest inflation rate in 40 years the cost of

groceries alone surging nearly 12% this may compare to last that's hundreds of dollars for the average family you think about the impact that is having on most of whom are were already struggling to make ends meet prior to the pandemic and prior to having a sick child at the hospital. i have to say dare would care has been the big support to us providing us gas card groceries foods and toys for aria and with no signs of cost going down anytime soon. they're with care is doing all they can to try and keep up tara campbell abc 7 news starting today covid travel requirements are changing for. international passengers this brings the last remaining covid manda issued by the government to an end abc news reporter ty hernandez has more as of today international travelers will no longer need to show proof of a negative covid test to enter the us. it's welcome news for the travel industry as the summer vacation season gears up.

a lot of people didn't want to travel internationally because of the testing requirement this provides them with peace of mind so that they know when they're traveling they can make it home. i'm thankful that we are relaxing that i'm vaccinated. i feel good. well there wouldn't be my preference. i would prefer to have testing still the cdc says the requirement is no longer necessary. thanks to vaccines and treatments but still more than 53 million eligible americans remain unvaccinated young children are still not able to get vac. stated but that could soon change this week the fda and cdc are set to review data from moderna and pfizer on their vaccines for children under five if they sign off this week vaccinations could start soon after realistically. it means we could see shots in arms of kids under five as early as the week of june 20th good news for parents anxious to get their children vaccinated as new data reveals more than 2/3 of americans live in 20 with a high

or medium covid risk level countries currently seeing an average of 110,000 new cases a day health officials caution the actual number of cases could be higher many people testing at home and not reporting the results. we will see surges this summer and i'm especially concerned about places that have lower vaccine uptake a recent surge in the northeast is beginning to ease but florida, arizona and california are now seeing a rise in of cases tie hernandez abc news new york here developments with a bay area bakery is trademark of mochi muffin. third culture bakery says after receiving feedback from those near and far. they will no longer trademark any of their products. it was awarded the trademark in 2017 when the patient when the patent office found that there were no other mochi muffins on the market that prevented other bakeries from using the term and many ultimately though felt it was unreasonable for them to have this patent says many ice

flower gluttonous, you know, mochi is commonly found in asian recipes soon. anybody now will be able to enjoy a mochi muffin without concerns of trademark infringement. and a grand opening on the peninsula is building a better bay area by helping the community come together a ceremony marks the opening of the new millbrae recreation center. this moment has been a long time in the making in 2016 arson destroyed the previous community center that center was considered the heart of the community city county and state officials. on hand this weekend for the ribbon cutting. this will transform millbrae and bring the community together in a way. that is it's just really it's very very special. millbrae's new recreation facility is 24,000 square feet. it includes a licensed preschool fitness center teen game room and arts center conference rooms and a community room. looks like a great space. alright, they are back cheers and cheers. welcome to boston celtics as they checked into their downtown, san francisco.

yesterday afternoon diehard fans showed up to catch a glimpse of the team game five against the golden state warriors is monday at chase center tomorrow night the warriors won friday night trying tying the nba finals at two games apiece. and steph curry and company arrived back in the bay late yesterday afternoon. there. they are the warriors should this video of the team getting off the plane in san francisco? we'll have to make the trip across the country one more time. and thinking about going to one of the remaining nba finals games. well, no surprise. it's going to be pricey tickets for game five tomorrow at chase center are the least expensive on stubhub you can get in for just 800 bucks a seat game six is on thursday in boston and one of the teams will have a chance to wrap up the series there. those tickets are starting at 1300 dollars if the series goes the distance game seven will be back at chase. it's 13:51,350 just to get in and if you want to sit courtside those seats start at 26,000 and

they go all the way up to nearly a hundred thousand dollars abc 7 is the exclusive home of the finals. we're gonna have pregame and post-game programming throughout the series as you know, continuing with game 5 tomorrow tip off is at 6 pm. mean time commencement ceremonies at uc davis continue today, they start in less than two hours at 7:00 this morning friday. is outdoor ceremony was canceled after it started due to extreme heat and exhaustion for hours guests were sitting out in hot temperatures. unfortunately, we believe it's in the best interests of those graduates on the field to please vacate the field. wow in total more than 30 calls from medical help were made and at least five people were taken to the hospital. the university says it will provide fans shaded tents and water stations today. all right drew. i mean it does get really hot here as you imagine how hot it is in davis. i mean i know about extreme heat

my passed out back in 2017 when it was member was like 104 in the city. i wasn't here that i know. oh my god the story this whole story was like the hottest day ever recorded. city it was over labor day weekend in 2017 completely got heat exhaustion and passed out and passed out. oh my god. yeah, really sick long term effects from that. yeah and heat stroke. that's when you stop actually sweating and that's when your heart starts beating really fast, and that's when we get serious thankfully today we were talking about cooler weather even some drizzle out there this morning. here's live doppler seven, we're gonna press in to parts of the north bay and there you can see live doppler 7 is picking up on some light showers in ukiah. i think the north bay and along the coast has the best chance of finding drizzle and that chance will linger until lunchtime into the afternoon. we'll find drier conditions out there. but here's a live look at sutro tower. i mean, we've got a lot going on. we have a lot of low cloud cover right now along the coast. that's all the fog you see here and then some high clouds begin to move in. there's a cold front that is slowly advancing towards us. it's creating that chance for some drizzle this morning, but

ahead of it. it's also creating very humid conditions out. there. it is a muggy morning out there with fog and patchy drizzle some isolated showers in the north bay. it's a much cooler end to the into that yesterday. we saw some very warm temperatures in the 80s and 90s today most of us in the 60s and 70s, but do not worry. we are warming right back up next week looking at dew points on this measures how much moisture there is in the atmosphere when these numbers start getting into the 50s. that's when it feels muggy when they get above 60. that's what it feels down. right humid out there and that's where we're sitting there right now, and that's how it will feel as you go throughout the morning right now temperatures basically in the 50s and in the 60s, so it's muggy. it's mild out there here. live doppler 7 an area of low pressure is responsible for bringing that cold front through here later on today. once it does. i mean tomorrow's looking beautiful. we'll have sunny skies return and lowering humidity. so that's gonna feel very nice out there. here's future weather. let's go hour by hour for show you all that cloud cover first thing again. there's that chance of some spotty drizzle before lunchtime as we head into the afternoon.

we'll start see the cloud cover breakdown from north to south the sunshine already breaking out in the north bay in the afternoon and then the finish out the day. we'll see a lot of sunshine to round. evening so drizzle estimates. we're not talking about much of any measurable precipitation, but again and a few of us could see some wet spots first thing this morning highs today. here we go. we're in the 60s and 70s you'll feel that cooler weather. it's also humid out there a lot of cloud cover some late day sunshine than overnight tonight. we will have clear skies lowering humidity levels and temperatures cooler in the 40s and in the 50s here is the accuweather 74 cast of playing next seven days for you. it's all about mostly cloudy conditions today some morning drizzle. a humid day those clouds. be here tomorrow. it is feeling a lot better sunshine monday. then we're warming up tuesday and wednesday. yeah, we're warming up, but i know we're near as hot as you were on friday liz when we had triple digit heat and then we'll cool off thursday and friday, but all in all today. i certainly a great start in a human one out there to start your sunday morning. good to know. all right, cool. thanks, joe. just had the 21st and final brunch with warren buffett the

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happens to old textbooks schools? no longer need. well one bay area man is putting them to good use abc 7 news senior education reporter liam melendez met up with him in oakland. this is new books. in a different subjects, you know, these old books considered trash or seen as a treasure to some around the world. a dean nasser ending books to his native ethiopia for years now since 1994. a moment i graduates from cal state hayward. i took five thousand books over

here. his organization is called library. infirm foundation fair kids are very intelligent easy to manage easy to coach so my focus is completely with kids his work is known by the staff at some schools in oakland like this one manzanita community school. they reach out to him. so these are books that aren't being used as old curriculum books that are out been offered to the families. just kind of like leftover goodies. there are about 117 million people in ethiopia. but only a fraction of the english but that's changing because tourism is growing and is a strong incentive to learn the language? commercialize a tourism industry is a virgin. is nothing being done there all the way in ethiopia? that's what strikes me like, how

do they even get there nasser feels this container with mainly books and other equipment like old computers and laptops. hopefully it will leave the port sometime this month then he and his nephew will travel in august from the bay area to ethiopia to begin to distribute the items the cost of shipping. the container is $6,000. he's still looking for donations through a gofundme page. know we could change these kids live in a positive manner and helped him. learn the english language and also just learn about life and to grow up to be productive people and in the world. avid reader himself. he told us one of his favorite books is hillary clinton's it takes a village in oakland leanne melendez abc 7 news. tonight bidding opens for the last time for a chance to have lunch with warren buffett. this is the 21st and final time the 91 year old is gtng the lunch the auction opens at 7:30 tonight on ebay. the winner will get to invite seven guests to dine with

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this is abc 7 news. good morning everyone. thanks for joining us. we're going to start the seth hour with another look at the forecast with drew tuma hey, joe. hi, liz, and we're still tracking that humid weather out there. we do some areas of dense fog. you can see behind me. the golden gate bridge is socked in right now. so 101 in spots is certainly a slow go live doppler 7 visibility mode half moon base down to a quarter of a mile visibility. it's mild out there. it's also humid out. are going to feel that humidity as you step outside 50s and 60s this morning a lot of cloud cover out there. here's a live look from emeryville showing you the tops of the sf skyline getting cut off by the cloud cover some morning drizzle very likely close to the coast and in the north base just a muggy morning. it's humid out there. well, hang on to the cloud cover for much in the morning. we'll start to see some afternoon sunshine about three four pm. so it's a great start to our day 60s and 70s. it's also cooler day. we're getting rid of that heat we had both yesterday and friday, so we'll take a closer. look at this humidity and also, a chance to drizzle today coming up in a few minutes liz. alright drew. thanks. i'm a memorial service was held on the east coast for a native son of san jose norman minetta

the ceremony brought together friends family and political heavyweights. he had always had a better vision about our country more perfect union. he always had knowledge about the subjects that he was talking about. so when he spoke we listened if we were smart we listened secretary minetta died last month that his home in and although he had moved to the east coast his heart remained in his beloved hometown. every day i drive to work on the norman y, minetta, california highway 85 15 minutes from the minute a transportation institute at san jose state university i think you get the picture of san jose's regard for dad. secretary minetta will return home on wednesday. his ashes will rest in honor at san jose city hall on thursday. another memorial is planned at the san jose civic auditorium where former president bill clinton will speak and the minetta will be laid to rest

next to his parents and his siblings in the city. he called the valley of his dreams. today is your last chance to check out the aids quilt in san francisco's golden gate park more than 3,000 panels make up the quilt and each one represents a life lost to aids this rare outdoor. play marks the 35th anniversary of the national aids memorial quilt the last time it was displayed with this many panels in san francisco was 1988 speakers reminded the community that the crisis is still not over. oh, my friends were dying. the government did nothing our churches kicked us out. our families abandoned us this combination of homophobia and racism prevented us from moving the world forward. to confront the crisis cleave jones started the project back in 1987. and now the quilt is considered the world's largest community arts project.

san mateo county celebrated pride month with a festival the event at the san mateo central park celebrated 10 years of pride on the peninsula organizers say the event has really grown over the years. seeing where we started from year one to where we are. your town ten is wonderful. i'm glad that we're growing. i'm glad that we are able to engage and interact with our community members here making a safe space for lgbtq. i plus community. you didn't featured resource booths musicians drag queens and the al camino realers the lgbtq square dancing club of silicon valley. 31 people all believe to be members of a white nationalist group are under arrest on suspicion of trying to start a riot at an idaho gay pride parade the group all wore the same khaki outfits and insignia for an organization called patriot front police and sheriff deputies quickly moved in to make arrests. they found shields shin guards and other riot gear investigators. say the members came from 11

different states and recovered evidence that showed the group was trying to start a riot at the parade a witness called 911 after 20 identically dressed people jumping into the back of a u-haul truck today marks six years since the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando 49 people of the lgbtq community were killed in 2012 in the second deadliest mass shooting in the nation's history today. san francisco's castro neighborhood will hold him memorial for the victims. it starts at one this afternoon at jane warner plaza at the intersection of castro 17th and market streets last year president biden signed a bill dedicated the night. as a national memorial and the hearing on the january 6 capitol attack will continue tomorrow coming up on this week committee member congressman adam schiff from california. we'll talk about what he hopes. the committee will accomplish and possible doj charges. you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7 scientists from uc. berkeley are wondering how many

black holes are in our milky way now they may have some clues potentially through a method called gravitational micro lens. thing they believed to have detected the first ever dark free floating black hole until now the only black holes observed were attached to supermassive objects like a large galaxy or a star researchers do caution that the object may be a neutron star instead still the dark cellular remnant is the first to be free floating through the galaxy. women in the bay area are getting helping hand as they begin a new chapter in their lives women veterans enjoyed a free boutique experience in walnut creek during the northern california operation dress code. they picked up donated business clothes to help them present a professional appearance for interviews in new civilian careers the california department of veterans affairs helps organize this event. it usually is held in san diego. it's helped more than 1,700 women over the past five years. so ahead on abc 7 mornings. there's a beautiful waterfront

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philips sonicare makes it easy for you here is a live look at the golden gate bridge much different view than what we're looking at the ferry building. you can see all that fog there right now drive slow if you found a passover that bridge, all right. a dizzy have color and celebration and help mark philippine independence day this weekend here in the bay area these dancers from the bay area dance troop perungle put on parangle put on quite the show

at the philippine consulate in san francisco the national holiday commemorates to philippines declaration of independence from spain in 1898, beautiful and in the south they vehe san jose is back today's events is called from parks to roses. it's part of a citywide program to get people outside to enjoy. works and outdoor spaces following covid closures nearly five miles of the city are closed to cars letting people walk bike or skate through neighborhoods. there's going to be three hubs with food trucks live music and activities that are really fun for the whole family and that runs from 10 to 3 also today in san jose. it's the start of week-long festivities celebrating juneteenth the holiday commemorates the end of slavery in the us is brunch today at jackie's place to educate and celebrate the history of the holiday next saturday. is the juneteenth in the street festival in the downtown, san jose sofa district tamar braxton will headline that event and you're going to want to look up tonight the strawberry moon will start appearing in the night

sky, it's going to reach full brightness on tuesday. despite the name. the moon is not strawberry red, but more of a golden color. it's called strawberry moon because it signaled to indigenous tribes that it was the time of the year to gather ripening strawberries. the supermoon will appear bigger and brighter than usual. it will come with 222,000 miles of earth about 16,000 miles closer than its average distance. the next supermoon will be july 13th known as the buck moon. that's really cool history drew. yeah, i love learning all those full movies. you'll see the moon a lot better tomorrow than you will today. we got a lot of cloud cover out there. here's a live look at sfo loaf fog a cold front going to move through here. it's a muggy morning out there with some drizzle. we'll talk about a cooler afternoon on the way, but we're finding warmer temperatures for the week ahead of all the details. the forecast list. all right. thanks drew. also next we're still marveling at steph curry's game 4 one of the best in nba finals history. so what did the splash brothers think of his 43 point performance larry buzz the details coming up in sports?

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here's a gorgeous live look from our santa cruz camera. so pretty there as we start this sunday that through science gonna be pretty humid. so we'll talk about that in just a minute. alright in celebration of pride month the giants and dodgers became 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 colors into their uniform last year. both teams shared a custom pride cap for their game at oracle park. and if you're looking to find pride ball caps, the giants dugout store will have limited availability of them. the giants are going to donate game used items and some in-store sale proceeds to lgbtq+ charities in sports. ace fans will be up early to watch the team close out their weekend series in cleveland first pitch between the athletics and guardians is at 8:35 this morning at progressive field and this afternoon the giants will try to sweep the dodgers at oracle park that game

starts at 1:05. the warriors are getting ready for tomorrow's pivotal game 5 at chase center tomorrow night, but much of the talk is still about steph curry's legendary game 4 performance against the celtics. here's abc 7 sports structure larry beale with more in this morning sports. good morning, everybody as amazing as steph curry's 43 point put the team on his back effort in game. for the nba finals was it'll be only a footnote in history if the warriors don't win the championship although chatters begun suggesting steph. maybe only the second player ever to be named finals mvp on the losing team. jerry west got in 1969 his lakers lost that year too. boston curry really fired up barking at celtics fans and their bench and game for finals tied to two games apiece as we head into game five monday night at chase we in the media are saying this was steph's best finals performance ever, so what does steph think? i don't break my performances though. just win the game. you can want it so bad. you kind of get in your own way a little bit and everybody feels

a little bit of pressure. can go to opposite way i wanted to try to. leverage that the you know in a positive direction for us. yeah, he wasn't letting us lose. that's just what it boils down to the heart on that man is incredible know the things he does we kind of take for granted from time to time, but let's go out there and put us on his back and i mean we got to help them out on monday. it's baseball giants dodgers led a la fencer oracle park. come on. come on not dodgers stadium north clayton kershaw on the mound for first place. la second inning. tairo estrada. aloha means goodbye fourth of the year for estrada one. nothing giants a dodgers stuff like a zillion men on base. all right, it was 14, but that's still a lot camilla duval gets mookie bets swing with the bases loaded to end the 8th giants fans are pumped still a one-run game two on two outs of the ninth cody bellinger sharp grounder astronomer makes the play game giants win 3-2 they

will go for the sweep this afternoon a's in cleveland former wrestler than the milwaukee maller back to see his beloved a's seventh inning two down basis loaded eli morgan thinks that was strike three. he's ready to run to the dugout no call the ball. so, you know, what's going to happen? on the very next pitch here it comes and they're going downtown his first career. granny grand slam home run. he's finally snap a 10 game losing streak ten five college baseball stanford uconn game one of their super regional series on the farm pac-12 pitch for the year alex williams. he got lit up matt donald two-run homer in the second to make it four. nothing connecticut. williams could not make it out of the inning. you can't put us eight in the frame. it was nine zipping a flash brock jones trying to bring stanford back paul by himself. he had three homers last in the bottom of the night makes its 13:8 the cardinal hit four homers in the ninth. tommy. troy gets him within a run a

solo blast the cardinal actually hit eight bombs and lost 13 12 stanford must win sunday to force a game on monday, and that's a wrap on morning sports. enjoy the rest of your weekend everybody. i'm larry deal. all right. check out the forecast during this humid out there. yeah, it's humid out there liz even some drizzle this morning. it's just an indication that the weather pattern is changing. we're getting rid of that heat from friday and yesterday and today's a cooler afternoon. just want to show you where we're tracking some of that wet weather. it's mainly around cloverdale ukiah points to the north area. you can see it on live doppler 7 the active sweep showing you that light drizzle and i think the best chance this morning of finding any wet weather right along the coast and in the north bay first thing outside we go. here's a live look at our rooftop camera kgo along the embarcaderie got a lot of cover out there. it's a gray start for a lot of us a little bit. more in the way of sunshine this morning in the south bay, but we're all feeling that humid weather on our sunday mornings. here's the acura headline. it's a muggy morning out there. we have areas of dense fog along the coast some patchy drizzle.

it's all ahead of a cold front that will swing through here later this afternoon. it'll usher in that cooler weather and some breezy conditions later on today, but behind that front, we're gonna warm right back up later next week looking at dew points now these numbers they measure how much moisture is in our atmosphere currently. see numbers in the 50s right now. that's muggy when they get above 60 that's just down right humid for us and that's where sitting this morning in the 50s and 60s in terms of our dew point. so it's muggy. it's mild out there with a lot of cloud cover overhead you could be get away without a light layer this morning because temperatures and a lot of spots in this 60s already. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. here's an area of low pressure that will drag that cold front through here later on this afternoon. he can already see there's a lot of rain around eureka redding right now even medford as this front goes south this wet weather falls apart. so unfortunately, we're not tracking any organized showers. just some patchy drizzle first thing on your sunday. so let's go hour by hour a lot of cloud cover out there this morning there. you can see a peppering of

drizzle before lunch time. into the afternoon what will happen we'll start see clearing skies from north to south. so by 4 pm. we're starting to see mostly sunny skies in the north bay and then that cloud cover really breaks down as the evening goes on. so a lot of us will end the day today with brighter skies despite that gray start we have right now so drizzle estimates. we're not talking about beneficial rainfall by any means, but you can see some of us this morning. you may need the umbrella for maybe five 10 minutes as an isolated patchy drizzle shower moves through. otherwise, we'll see brighter skies later on. today so taking a look at highs. it's also a cooler afternoon. we're getting rid of any 90s we had yesterday. we're into the 60s and 70s around the bay shorelines 67 in the city today. it's muggy. it's cloudy 70 in oakland's not the greatest hair day out there with all those humid conditions 79 in san jose 76 in santa rosa 79 the high in concord. we'll get rid of that cloud cover overnight tonight is better sleeping weather. we have lowering humidity cooler temperatures 40s and 50s as we head into monday now future

tracker temperatures. monday we're beginning to warm up again our spots well into the 80s, but by tuesday, we do expect some 90s to make a return and buy wednesday right now. wednesday looks to be the hottest day we have all week, but nowhere near as hot as we were on friday. you can see temperatures above average but still 80s and 90s. not too terrible after that hundred degree plus heat we had on friday. here's the accurate 7 day forecast morning drizzle out there. it's humid. we'll find brighter skies tomorrow. we're warming up mid week, but do not worry. those temperatures go right back down. look at that by friday liz. i mean, we're below average friday's. like a nice day a lot of sunshine really comfortable and the 60s and 70s away from the coast. all right. good to know. that's true. okay. those are hoping a new project will be the spark. that's need to transform the city's image and help build a better bay area abc 7 news reporter unser hassan has the story. but pittsburgh waterfront has a lot to offer from jet skis to boating to fishing jose calderon comes out every week that i fish.

surgeon flounders salmon striper black bass those are the ones that have come the waterfront can be fun. but many residents still say there isn't much to do in pittsburgh. give us something to do other than like usually in this area if you want to do something nice and you go to walnut creek or conquer, you're not like hey, i want to stay home in pittsburgh. the theater closed restaurants boarded up storefronts empty. ali costume owns kings market, he says covid-19 hurt business the empty streets. don't help summertime mix up always. need more. i need to push more, you know city officials know it and more is coming says wolfgang cross key ceo of the pittsburgh chamber of commerce. so behind us we have what we call here in pittsburgh the berm it's a gravel lot. that's not had any development and my whole life so at least 41 years the berm will be transformed into a new waterfront development a boutique hotel banquet hall and

two upscale restaurant cross key believes. this is the type of anchor project that can transform pittsburgh into area hotspot, you know, everybody talks about the other side of the hill and the shopping and the restaurants. the other side of the hill does not have waterfront. we do eugene kazanov lives near the marina. he's excited about the project. but he's also worried about safety. so crime is an issue down here a little bit. oh, yeah crime or just a perception of crime croskey says crime will be cleaned up and adds more is on the way money from prop 68 will find some educational walking trails and improvements to the infrastructure like the marina bathrooms a new projects are slated for the downtown. we do believe it is gonna really spark some great. is going on. in pittsburgh ansar hassan abc 7 news next another edition of sunday streets is back in san francisco today where you can enjoy miles of car free streets. enjoy miles of car free streets. ociety that we were brought up in, it's very hard on little black boys.

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right along the immediate coastline. it's also a mild morning out. there were well into the 60s for most of us this morning with those grace guys overhead. so emeryville showing you a lot of cloud cover fog. we'll take a live look and you'll see that cloud cover hangs on for much of the morning likely findings some patchy drizzle this morning along the and in the north bay well, hang on to those muggy and cloudy conditions through lunchtime. i will start to see a little bit of sunshine later on this afternoon. so cool or afternoon. i'm getting rid of all that heat we had yesterday and especially on friday. so 60s and 70s later on today. we'll take a closer. look at these humidity levels while also find warmer weather headed away next week coming up in a few minutes louis. all right. thanks drew the outcry against gun violence is being heard across the country. they marched in parkland, florida. we're in 2018 and expelled student opened fire inside marjory stoneman douglas high school killing 17 students and people events were also held in washington dc and new york city the march for our life group says more than 450 events were held in the us and abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us how peo