building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, abc7news. a dubnation celebration. champions are back in the bay area after a long trip back from boston. they have hard earned hardware to mark their return to the top of the basketball world. it's saturday, june 18. i'm zack flew as in for liz kreutz. we are both up early this morning and we have lots of coffee in us. >> i think i might may need more . we have lots of sunshine starting off right now.

here is a live view from mount tam. you can see clear skies over the bay area. here is your day planner. we have some clouds. temperatures are mostly in the 50's. mid-40's through the north bay valley and 40's at the beaches, but bright skies by lunchtime. it will be breezy especially at the beaches. temperatures are still mild. slightly but no -- below normal inland areas. 70's and also at the beaches, upper 50's. the sun sets at 8:34. get ready for warmer weather starting tomorrow for father's day and juneteenth. things will heat up with triple digits heading our way. zach: the warriors shot some video as players got off the plane at san francisco international airport yesterday. draymond green led the way carrying the larry o'brien trophy.

abc7news reporter tim johns was at sfo for the arrival. tim: sounds of excitement and jubilation. friday night the warriors touched down at san francisco international airport a little after 24 hours after wrapping up their seventh championship in boston. as the team departed the plane, many were saying how excited they were to be back home again. steph curry said the wind felt as sweet as ever. thursday's victory is the fourth title in the past eight years for golden state, one that head coach stephen curry says has not completely hit him yet. >> you are just looking around like, man, we just won the championship. >>kerr says the team was

determined to get the wind on again for the fans. the big win electrified the city. this is a moot san francisco mayor london breed says she hopes to keep going until monday when the bay area will come out again for the champions parade. >> to see it happening in san francisco for the first time ever is almost unreal. zach: the parade route was extended a couple blocks on friday. it will head up market street and then head up eighth. if you can't go, watch the live coverage on abc seven beginning at 10:00 a.m. all the way through the parade route. find everything you need to know at abc 7 news.com. an attack at san francisco international airport happened friday afternoon. a man with an edged weapon attacked three men in the international terminal around 6:00.

the suspect was arrested and the victims were treated for injuries and released. there was no impact on airport operators and there was no word yet on the motive. it has been 20 years since jenny lynn was murdered in her home in castro valley. the award recently doubled to $200,000. the castro valley community just joined the community for an annual vigil. this year they may be -- there may be a break in the case. >> for 28 years, the search continued. >> is this what jenny would wane community vigil for their daughter. in 1994, then 14-year-old jenny was murdered in castro valley. her father found her body in the bathroom, but nobody has found the killer.

>> we are frustrated that after all these years, the case is still not solved. however, we were encouraged. >> because, new technology may lead to a breakthrough in the case. >> technology, techniques, and tactics the alameda county sheriff says sebastian shaw was once considered the prime suspect but was ruled out. he died in prison last year serving three life sentences for murder. all of the evidence has been examined with new dna technology that has given them new leads. >> we have a couple possibilities we are holding close to our vest. we want to make sure we don't disclose too much to potential suspects. >> she says it has been hard as a mother over all these years, but the parents are committed to justice and their daughter.

>> it is very hard. you know, we learn how to manage it. we know that it is sad. but we also know we need to find justice for jenny. >> families of victims and concerned community members are planning to rally today in uvalde, texas at noon local time. you can see the memorial in the town square almost a month after the shooting at robb elementary that took the lives of 19 students and two teachers when a gunman opened fire in a classroom. the controversial tenderloin center in san francisco will close at the end of the year. city officials decided not to add additional funding for the center in the new budget. it opened in january as part of mayor london breed's emergency initiatives in the tenderloin. the center has been something

between a success and failure. >> rent at the place is a month. to keep it operating, it is well over $1 million per month. what are we getting for our money? about 49,000 visits to the 90peere pu shelters as a result of those visits. 53 wended to drug treatment. 150 went into permanent housing. >> visitors to the center can receive basic services but the city has been criticized for allowing drug use. now to the latest in the covid pandemic. the fda authorized moderna advisor vaccines for emergency use in children under five and as young as six months old. all states have preordered the doses except for florida, who is rejecting federal guidance, raising questions about how parents there will be at their young children vaccinated. >> millions of doses for the

youngest children in america on their way to pediatricians and pharmacies around the country. pfizer plans to ship 2.5 million doses by the end of the month. it comes hours after the fda gave emergency authorization. >> parents, caregivers, and health care providers can trust that these vaccines have been authorized with science and safety at the forefront of our minds. >> the cdc is expected to give final approval today giving the green light for children under five and as young as six months to roll up their sleeves as soon as next week. most states require the governor or public health commissioner to sign off on vaccine regulations that could sign -- because a small delay. florida is the only state that did not preorder shots. governor ron desantis does not support giving the covid vaccine to healthy children. >> there will not be any state programs trying to give covid

shots to infants and toddlers. >> it's infuriating. it is making it very difficult for parents who do want to get their children under five vaccinated. >> she says she will bring her four-year-old daughter to get the shot as soon as she can. >> no hesitancy for the vaccine. my question is, if there are two available, which one will we get? >> oakland is trying to limit the impact of illegal fireworks this july 4 holiday in an effort to curb illegal firework use in neighborhoods and prevent wildfires. the oakland fire department set up fire work collection areas through the city. there is a list of locations. the oakland police department urges people to use the fireworks to .510238 2373. -- tip line 51023823 73.

>> add to the beaches temperatures will only hit a high of 79 in some spots. live from emeryville uc cloud cover from the coast. plenty of sunshine. this sea breeze will keep things cool. i will talk about triple digit heat heading our way. zach: oh no. think of it as a roomba for the beach. the new piece of technology rolling out to literally clean up the beaches around lake tahoe. numerous juneteenth celebrations are planned for this weekend for the bay area. we look at san francisco's deep ties to the holiday.

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role san francisco has played through the years. >> over 100 years ago, before silicon valley was known for connecting the world as a mecca of tech, this world was -- region was influential in the abolitionist movement. >> san francisco was a western hub of the underground railroad. their goal was to raise the money. the money for the raid on harpers ferry, the precipitating event for the civil war, came from san francisco. >> john templeton is a historian of black san francisco and african-american history through the west. on the second tier of juneteenth being a federal holiday, we sat down with him to speak about its meaning. >> it is the end of the civil war as the result of the courage

and bravery of 209,000 u.s. troops of african descent, 29,000 of them brought into texas in 1863. they were the ones who had the honor of capturing the last confederate state to surrender. >> this will be san francisco's 77th year celebrating juneteenth, the city festival is the largest gathering of african-americans in northern california. >> san francisco was the first place outside of texas to recognize it. >> tiffany carter is the cofounder of san francisco blackwell street. she grew up going to the fillmore juneteenth celebration. after the festival one virtual in 2020, she decided to start a festival in her neighborhood, the bayview. hundreds showed up. >> that was important for me because i grew up on gilman. that's my families house. it was time for the next generation to put a snap on

juneteenth. >> now there will be more celebrations through the city. the celebration on fillmore street will go back to this, with music, food, and entertainment. the one under the bayview at gilman park will celebrate its third year. >> we will fill out san francisco as much as we can. >> regardless of where you celebrate this weekend, john templeton wants people to understand the significance behind the holiday and understand the role san francisco played. what is it about juneteenth people get wrong? >> african-americans not only ended slavery, but kept the nation together. juneteenth decided we were one country. >> in san francisco, abc7news. >> there are so many ways to celebrate. oakland has a lot of juneteenth celebration. this summer town night series took over liberation park friday for a festival and movie night. a big crowd turned out.

there were multiple events friday through the city. many more are planned through the weekend. since juneteenth falls on a sunday, the federal holiday will be on a monday and the federal offices, stock market, and banks will be closed and there will be no postal delivery. school is out for the summer in san francisco about plans for a new school are moving forward. the campus will be the first and only school in the mission bay neighborhood. but does it needed? lyanne melendez explains the district's justification for adding another school. >> this is the empty lot where the mission-based school will be held. the land will be officially transferred to the san francisco unified school district in august, a gift by ucsf. the school will open in the fall of 2025. that means one-year-old ienzo will be going into transitional

kindergarten. >> it is great news. he is the future t dea has bnwon the school district announced voters it would fund it. matt haney was a school board member back then. >> over the next five years we estimate there will be 1300 new students from mission bay selma alone. >> i know many of you are thinking, wait, that was 2016. isn't the school district now experiencing a decline in enrollment? yes. citywide, families have moved out. but mission bay is a neighborhood that continues to grow. >> we look at the density of where kids are now and where they will be. it is mission bay, the eastern neighborhoods, the southeast. >> right now families who live

in the mission bay neighborhood are two miles away from bessie carmichael. there is the convenience factor. on the other hand, the school district assured us that by opening this goal in mission bay the other two schools will not lose students. as of today, families in mission bay can ask to enroll in any school in the city. but once the district moves to a zone-based system, they can only select those in close proximity. >> the schools closest to mission bay now will be the bessie carmichael and daniel webster. >> groundbreaking is scheduled for october. >> a remote-controlled robot is helping clean up the beaches around lake tahoe. it says through sand -- sifts through sand to find small pieces of trash that would otherwise go unnoticed.

it can go through 3000 meters of sand in one hour. environmentalists are testing it to measure how much trash it can keep out of the water. corgi con is returning to ocean beach in san francisco after a three year hiatus due to the pandemic. there should be hundreds of them participating in costume contests, corgi races, and of course, plenty of corgi merchandise too. >> we really wanted to build an opportunity for corgi lovers near and far all over the globe to come together. the event starts at 10:00 a.m. sharp and lasts until 2:00 p.m. and is free for all of the most adorable dogs, queen elizabeth favorite dogs. hopefully they will have a really nice day at ocean beach. >> there will be plenty of sunshine later on. grab a jacket if you are heading to ocean beach.

it will be breezy, even windy at the coastline. live doppler radar, things are quiet now. we will see plenty of. a gorgeous shot from the exploratorium looking towards the bay and bay bridge. temperatures are in the 40's and 50's. san francisco is 52. oakland, 53. mountain view and santa clara are in the upper 40's. half moon bay has climbed to the 50's. from emeryville looking west towards san francisco and the coastal clouds, those little clouds are pushing in now. in santa rosa it is 45. petaluma 46. napa 47. low to mid 50's in fairfield, concorde, and livermore. the wind is calm except in san francisco. this afternoon the wind will pick up and we will see 30 plus mile-per-hour wind, especially at the beaches and into the bay. san francisco 36 miles per hour.

hayward and oakland are pretty breezy. temperatures will be a little cooler than normal. from mount tam we see plenty of clear skies out there and clouds moving in. in general bright and breezy today. it will be warm all tomorrow for father's day and juneteenth for all the activities going on. get ready. triple digit heat is heading inland tuesday and wednesday. it will be hot. highs today range from upper 50's at the coast to upper 70's and lend. half moon bay 79, san francisco 65. oakland 69. san jose and livermore 72. and it will be really nice, 70's in the north bay like santa rosa, 73. -- santa rosa 77, napa 73 with sunshine. tomorrow morning and overnight lows dropped to the low 50's

around the bay. we will see mid-40's through santa rosa and napa. but mostly clear with patchy fog . monday we will see 90's return. tuesday we will see triple digits from cloverdale, ukiah, to livermore. san jose hitting near 100. wednesday we will see some triple digits but it starts to cool down. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. bright and breezy today. warmer tomorrow for juneteenth and father's day. monday for the championship parade it will be sunny and warm in san francisco. then, really hard for the start of summer tuesday. staying hot wednesday. then we start to moderate a little towards the end of the workweek. >>9 summer is starting off with triple digits. not expected, but not ready for it. >> you will need sunscreen and

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committed $1 billion to bolster the ukrainian military from rush attack. now a bay area tech company is working to provide modern air technology to booth -- beef up ukrainian defense against missiles. details on how private companies hope to save civilian lives. >> the constant russian missile attacks on ukraine do not allow anyone to feel safe. >> we are running from shelter to shelter. we hear an air alarm all around the city. >> san francisco's just answer is stepping up, investing with other partners in the u.s. and japan to beef up ukrainian air

defenses. codename sky project is helping the ukraine update technology. >> they have computers, networking equipment, and software that is old and slow and we are trying to help them upgrade all three. >> russia has been striking ukraine repeatedly from ships in the black sea. old technology makes it difficult to match of the advanced capabilities of russian missiles. >> some of them are flying very low. it's hard to hit them. some of them can change their trajectory during flight. of course, we need to collect all of this data. >> ukraine could use a system similar to the -- israel's iron dome. >> people are going about life in jerusalem and tel aviv as if nothing is happening. missiles are coming in and they don't worry about it anymore.

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weather. here is meteorologist frances dinglasan. >> we have clear skies across the bay area and we will get plenty of sunshine. check out this gorgeous view from mount tam looking south. there are clouds along the coast. sunrise was gorgeous. temperatures in the low to mid 50's. there are a few 40's hanging on now. bright skies by this afternoon and we will see the sea breeze pick up again. temperatures are relative cooler but warmer compared to yesterday. inland areas in the mid 70's. around the bay, upper 60's to mid 70's. at the beaches, upper 50's. the sun sets at 8:34 and tomorrow will be even warmer and we will see triple digits next week. >> i will see you soon. new developments with last month's deadly church shooting in orange county. the accused gunman has been charged with hate crimes. prosecutors say david chou intentionally killed the victim because he was taiwanese. david chou is facing other

charges including murder. investigators found notes in his car that indicated hatred of the taiwanese people. in the south bay a valley transportation authority employee was arrested over accusations he threatened gun violence. another employee called the sheriff to a sport the threats at the bus yard. this was a year after a disgruntled bda employee shot and killed nine people at the cross -- guadalupe a railyard. the crime happened more than 20 years ago. now san francisco mayor london breed wants her rather out early from prison. the mayor's brother is serving a long sentence for murder, robbery, and carjacking. he has resentencing next week. dan noyes has been looking into the case and controversy. >> san francisco mayor london breed's brother napoleon brown served 50% of his 40 year sentence for murder, robbery, and carjacking and now the attorney believes he should be

released because of the law changed in 2019. >> the basic point is he does not meet the definition of murder anymore because you have to show reckless indifference to the law -- to life. that is typically explained as firing a gun into a crowd. >> is what happened after midnight june 19 2000. napoleon brown and an accomplice robbed the johnny rockets restaurant at fisherman's wharf. they crowded four workers into the basement and took $7,200 from the basement. >> the manager got a bump on his head because one of the suspects hit him when he did not open the safe fast enough. >> they saw him get into a ford escort. they followed him onto the golden gate and the drivers door opened and lentes white stepped from the car and a drunk driver headed southbound run over her.

>> the victim struck on the bridge was thrown from the vehicle. we have a strong indication that was intentional. >> that she was pushed? >> yes. she died later at the hospital. napoleon brown admitted that sb is his nickname, sonny boy. hours after the robbery london breed gave police an alibi for her brother. she told police that when she arrived at her grandmother's house around midnight, the time of the robbery, the defendant was asleep on the couch. as part of a plea deal, brown admitted being there for the robbery. i.e. meld mayor london breed's staff asking if she stood by the alibi for her brother she gave fully set the time. she says she stands by her participates in and involved -- participation and involvement in the investigation. the mayor declined request for an interview. i wanted to ask about the letter

she wrote to governor brown in 2018 asking to commute her brothers sentence. the san francisco ethics commission find her saying she violated a city law prohibiting city titles for non-city purposes. she says her office has had no communication with the district attorney's office about the current resentencing process. napoleon brown's attorney explains new sentencing laws are only part of the equation. >>'s behavior in prison is mixed. he has had addiction issues. he did participate in a lot of programs in prison that were positive. it is a very mixed bag. >> i spoke to the victim's mother. she does not want the polian brown to get out of prison early and she will say that next week. >> if you have a story for the

abc7news team, go to abc7news.com/iteam or call 18 840 i team. the fda gave its approval and the cdc is expected to sign off this weekend. as abc7news reporter terry -- tara campbell discovered, there is hesitancy among parents. >> in a few days, the youngest of the young will likely be eligible for the covid vaccine. this weekend the cdc is expected to sign off on the pfizer and moderna shots for children under five. >> this basically means almost everybody in the country who wants it can get a vaccine. >> dr. monica gandhi is an infectious disease physician at ucsf. she says that while it is a big deal, only a small fraction of parents already. >> only 18% of parents surveyed are planning on vaccinating their young children. >> more than one third of parents say they are taking the wait-and-see approach.

>> i was relieved, but at the same time, it is like, is this safe or not? >> we know they are safe because they were studied in the moderna trial, in the pfizer trial, in large populations of children and there were no major adverse effects. >> the symptoms, if any, are mild. >> there is a little more feverr those under five. in the pfizer trial there was no difference in adverse effects in the placebo and the vaccine. >> while safe and effective, the doctor warns against pushing parents. >> we have to meet people where they are. we need to give parents more time and comfort with the vaccine. >> i think it will take some time for me to think about it over the weekend. >> tara campbell, abc7news. >> gas prices today went down by a smidge. in the bay area the highest average prices in napa county are at six dollars 63 cents per

gallon. santa clara county averages six dollars 40 nine cents. the cheapest local calla -- county is solano, $6.40. this closure will affect northbound lanes between the east hills boulevard and highway 92 exits. crews will be replacing that overhead sign. the closure will be from 1:00 a.m. until 6:00 a.m.. still had on abc seven mornings, a new disney pixar film blasts into theaters this weekend. we will get you a sneak peek of light here. -- light year. frances dinglasan will have your forecast in a few minutes. stick with us. >> i liz kreutz with abc 7 mornings wishing you all a happy pride. pride.

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>> dean kelly is the story supervisor. the film is a clever prequel, rolling back time and imagining that human action hero light year whose exploits inspired the uzorworked to create a sometimes grumpy but said plainly -- supremely confident buzz. >> he is in his mid-30's. he is capable and has experience and wisdom. >> kelly has found him expanding on the human nature of a character in the film, his sidekick alicia who shares a tender kiss with another female character, a moment that caused a number of religious countries to censor the film or ban it outright. >> that kiss felt important for the story. it felt like where we are now in the world, we want to show the

truthfulness to where people are now. >> the light year character develops his own emotions as the adventure evolves to help audience appreciate this version of buzz as a newer, more complex kind of hero. >> that was dan ashley with the preview. disney is the parent company of pixar and abc 7. a lot of people are looking forward to that movie this weekend. >> that looks like a fun movie. if you watch it today you will miss out on the wind. from mount tam we have bright and breezy conditions. if you want to watch his midweek, it might be a good time to go get some relief from triple digits. i will have details with the accuweather forecast coming up. >> next, the warriors return home on top of the nba again. steph curry and draymond green may lead the league in something

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ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy. look at that fog rolling in. in the bay area, that visual never gets old. i love it. a close call in contra costa county this week. a fire in pittsburgh came dangerously close to homes, prompting evacuations. justin dorsey explains that this is a reminder fire season affects everyone. >> i looked up the help. further down that way, the whole sky was ablaze. >> like an inferno. it was on the ridgeline. all this is open space behind the houses. >> the nightmare neighbors in pittsburgh woke up to. contra costa county fire public information officer steve hill

says a grass fire turned into a 200 acre burned and prompted mandatory evacuations. >> we did, in eighth more significant -- in a significant way, dodged a major bullet. >> up close does not tell the full story. when you zoom out, you can see the fire back up to hundreds of homes. it is an overwhelming message that fire season does not just happen in napa or the santa cruz mountains. indymac's everyone. >> when you look at last year, this year is starting to shape up the same way. the wind driven fire that damaged and destroys homes and displaced residents happened in areas outside of the highest severity zones. >> in fact, this was the second grass fire in pittsburgh this week that put homes at risk. hill says there were no injuries or homes lost. he attributes this in part to the work of the community had hoped others seeing the story

will learn from the lesson. >> there is risk out there from wind and grass fires now and everybody needs to do their part to help us help them doing the legwork to mitigate risk by creating defensible space around their properties. >> it might just save your home. in contra costa county, dustin dorsey abc news. >> we have to mitigate that risk as we head into summer. meteorologists frances dinglasan has our forecast. we are heading into summer soon. >> tuesday is the official first day of summer. live doppler 7 is quiet. from the exploratorium, we are looking towards the papers. in san francisco breezy, 52 degrees. oakland 53. mountain view 52. santa clara is hanging onto the 40's. 40 eight half moon bay. from emeryville, west towards san francisco, there are low

clouds. we are still ceiling -- seeing cooler sparks their spots -- cooler spots in the north bay in the mid 40's but they will warm up later today. fairfield, concord, livermore low to mid 50's. wind is mostly, sapped -- except in san francisco. right 70 miles per hour. this afternoon the wind will pick up again. the strong sea breeze will mean temperature slightly below average for this time of year. so, we will see over 30 mile per hour wind along the coast, in san francisco, and even in parts of the east bay. that is why we will see cooler temperatures. from mount tam, lots of blue already this morning. it will be a gorgeous day with bright sunshine. breezy conditions keep things cooler than average. a sunnier and warmer for father's day and juneteenth tomorrow. the warming trend really builds. triple digit heat inland for the

start of summer, tuesday. that continues through wednesday. get ready for that. the highs today range from the upper 50's to upper 70's. in half moon bay, 59, san francisco, 65. richmond and oakland, 69. we will see low 70's through san jose, livermore. derosa getting up to 77. so, things are a little warmer compared to yesterday. tonight temperatures will drive to the low 50's around the bay. we will see mid-50's through the north bay valleys. a lot of people are getting ready for the championship parade monday. here is the 12 hour planner in san francisco. it will be very sunny and temperatures will be above average. we are expecting to hit above 70 when the parade starts around 11:00, 11:20 and we will stay in the low 70's for the next few hours. have sunglasses and sunscreen,

especially for kids. you will notice that by monday for inland areas we hit the mid 90's. tuesday will be the hottest day of the week. wednesday still sick -- hanging onto the heat but starting to cool off. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. plenty of sunshine. we are warming up a little bit today compared to yesterday. warmer for father's day and juneteenth tomorrow. heating up monday for the championship parade and downright hot tuesday for the start of summer. warm to hot continues on wednesday before temperatures moderate a little bit towards the end of the workweek. >> what a progression on the seven-day forecast, francis. the triple digits look like they are there by mistake, but it is real. >> it israel. we will have really warm weather. there could be heat advisories and fire danger will be a concern too. >> as always, we appreciate the

heads up francis. this morning the stanford baseball team will play their opening game of the college world series in omaha, nebraska. the cardinals face arkansas a charles schwab field. first pitch is at 11:00 a.m.. you can watch the game on espn. this afternoon the giants will try to win their second straight game in pittsburgh. the first pitch is at 1:05 at pnc park. park. da's will try to bounce back against the royals after falling to kansas city last night. that game starts at one: 07 at the oakland coliseum. this morning the warriors are back home from boston preparing to celebrate with dubnation at monday's championship parade. here is abc 7 sports director larry beil. >> steph curry jokes he is the petty king but draymond green has a claim to the throne as well, wearing a celtics t-shirt. tremont wrote -- the warriors

arrived back home with the fourth title of the curry era. it's a championship steve kerr says was the least likely of all because they had so many injuries during the season trying to blend events with rookies and free agent. he thought they would win nothing then next four years. >> i remember experts and talking heads putting up the big zero of how many championships we would have going forward. i think hear it all comes out. >> one player in the grizzlies tweeted strength in their numbers after they beat us during the previous series. i can't wait to retweet that. i had to watch that. i was like, ok. >> giants and warriors fans in pittsburgh three pitches in. giants have a 1-0 lead. luis gonzalez bounces back onto the green wall.

forgetting. ? jams. joc pederson, the pride of palo alto, well into the seats. she has a souvenir. 2-0 giants p carlos were don, eight strong. gonzalez, a sliding cash -- catch. the giants win 2-0. entertaining the royals, entertaining themselves. celebrating the lindbergh pride night. the a's were down 2-0 the second. scoring on a wild pitch. next inning, perez makes up for that,. the a's don't score a lot right now. they lost 5-0 and struck out 15 times. the second round of the u.s. open. colin morikawa looking for his

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soon, games, carnival rides, and pig races. the fair has it all. other highlights include the nathan's famous hot dog eating contest and the john madden memorial bus. the fair runs through july 10. let's get a final check of whether this morning. >> if you are heading to the fair today, temperatures will be in the low 70's this afternoon. it will be breezy, especially at the beaches. we will be slightly cooler than average, but warmer compared to yesterday. 60's and 70's around the bay. mid-70's and lend. get ready for heat for the start of summer tuesday with triple digits. >> looking forward to it, kind of. thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. i'm zach fuentes in four liz kreutz along with francis dawson . we hope you have a great day and a great weekend.

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