ask your asthma specialist about dupixent. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding land of the free, but we are not free at all. liz: a heated reaction after a historic day in america. the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade will affect lives for generations. here in the bay area, the response was swift and at times dramatic as protesters took over part of 101. thanks for joining us. it's saturday, june 20 fifth. i'm liz kreutz, and we will have more on that decision from the supreme court in just a moment. lisa, let's start with a look at the weather. it's also pride weekend. good morning. lisa: we are getting typical whether bayside and shoreline with low clouds and fog.

as we zoom in closer, san francisco, parts of it anyway are little bit rate, but lots of sunshine here in the south bay, where temperatures are in the low 60's. mid-60's in santa clara, 57 downtown, and you can see the fog framing the city. numbers in the mid 50's in the north bay, there is patchy fog left over but already in the low 70's inland. it's a cooler start to the day, but by the afternoon, the 35 degrees spread will take us from the 60's at the coast to the low and mid 90's and our warmest locations. by 11:00, well into the 80's inland. a quick warm-up inland, and we will talk more about heat coming your way and the pride parade tomorrow. liz? liz: lisa, thank you. now back to the reaction over the supreme court overturning roe v. wade. take a look at this caltrans video. vehicles are backed up along highway 101 as the intersection with octavia. chp officers were able to guide

the protesters off the freeway and back on the city streets. here's a look at cellphone video from the freeway. the backup started to clear about a half-hour later. a look now in los angeles, protesters there got onto a freeway on-ramp. there was a heavy police presence and demonstrators were seen in the streets next to city hall, the federal building, hollywood and throughout downtown l.a.. at last check, police say they have no reports of violence. more protests and rallies are expected today in response to the overturning of roe v. wade. abc news reporter christine sloan reports. >> across the country, excitement and anger after the supreme court's big decision, overturning roe v. wade, from professional athletes -- >> pro-choice allows other people to be pro-life, if that is what works for them. pro-life does not allow anybody to make a choice. >> to state leaders. >> that makes the supreme court

decision the most life-saving decision in the history of our nation. >> massive crowd swarming the streets of new york city, boston and beyond. president biden condemned the decision. >> with roe gone, we must be very clear. the health of women in this nation are now at risk. >> inside, opposing views from house speaker nancy pelosi and house minority leader kevin mccarthy. >> to not trust women to make their own judgment, to make their own decisions about their reproductive read him. -- freedom. >> americans celebrate this historic victory because we know it will save the lives of children. >> the supreme court upheld mississippi's abortion ban after 15 weeks, five of the justices going even farther, going to

overturn roe v. wade itself. the court's liberal wing drafting a sharp dissent. justice stephen breyer said the ruling was due to three justices appointed by president donald trump -- neil gorsuch, brett kavanaugh, and amy coney barrett. 13 states have trigger laws ending abortion access now that ro is over. 13 more states are expected to move quickly to ban abortion. christine sloan, abc news, new york. liz: crowds of protesters routes -- were out in force on friday. we are talking about hundreds, possibly thousands of people protesting this decision by the supreme court. in san francisco, the movement started outside the ferry building. [chanting] liz: protesters came prepared to make their voices heard.

the group set off to join a rally with planned parenthood and san francisco march sf. we take a closer look at the events that took place. [chanting] >> anger and determination following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade, protesters descended on the streets of san francisco friday afternoon. >> i am extremely disappointed that the supreme court has taken a million steps backwards. >> several rallies were held around the city. from the steps of city hall to down major streets. at one point, chp clearing around 200 protesters off highway 101. >> they have been working on this for 50 years. >> outside city hall, karen andy's says she remember as a time before roe v. wade and is

shocked that we are returning to that period. >> it's a shock. >> they are trying to have a government tell us who we can be. >> several political leaders are out in force. there, they have opted to do everything they can to help protect women in other states. >> we are going to rely on abortion funds, other people who are going to step up and support these people to get out of these states and get the care they need. >> while the ruling will not impact abortions in california, several protesters say they want extra steps taken. a measure on the ballot would guarantee abortion and contraceptive rights in the nstion. diduals.l >> androtestertell us they are not going anywhere. they view friday as day one of a long fight ahead of them. >> i want to see the young

people out to vote. we have a young, liberal generation that is turning 18 and i want to see them out to vote. liz: that was tim johns reporting. let's take a closer look at the rally in oakland following the roe v. wade ruling. abortion rights protesters have gathered there, as speakers took to the steps of city hall. a diverse group marched through downtown, chanting and rerouting traffic along the way. we have gathered all of our information into one place so you can see all the angles locally and nationally. you can download it for amazon fire tv and roku. moving on, two people have been killed and 10 injured after a gunman opened fire at a gay

nightclub in oslo, norway. the gunman was originally from iran and was arrested after opening fire in three locations in downtown oslo, including a nightclub that is popular in the lgbtq plus community called the london pub. organizers say they have canceled the city's pride parade that was supposed to start later in the day after recommendations by authorities. two guns have been recovered since the shooting and oslo police confirmed that the 10 injured are expected to survive. president biden has signed into law the first federal gun safety magis laois and -- legislation passed in decades, signed by congress this week. the president signed the legislation in a signing ceremony at the roosevelt room. this broke nearly a 30 year stalemate on capitol hill, becoming the first major piece of federal gun reform to clear both chambers since the

brady bill. this includes enhanced background checks, closes a loophole allowing people convicted of domestic violence against a partner to own guns, and gives incentives to states with red flag laws. the president says with this, lives will be saved. >> there is more work to do and i will never give up, but this is a monumental day. i'd bless us with the strength to continue to work to get the work that is left undone done, and the lives lost that can't be saved, that are obviously gone, but they will be inspiration to us. liz: mr. biden says he thinks the supreme court has made some terrible decisions. we are going to head to break, lisa. let's get a check outside. lisa: if you are here in san francisco, we have a healthy marine layer and a sea breeze setting up for the afternoon.

elsewhere, lots of 80's and 90's away from the bay. it will be a couple of days before we see widespread cooling around the bay. we will talk about it, next. liz: also up next, the trans march returns after a pandemic pause. the official kickoff to pride weekend. and with locals and officials alike ready for pride, gearing alike ready for pride, gearing a jelly bean that's good for you? try nature's bounty jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier-for-you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. get more with nature's bounty jelly beans. more flavorful immune support. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon!

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liz: thousands of people are heading to san francisco this weekend to celebrate the first pride parade and festival since 2019. police have a plan to keep everyone safe, and they are asking the public for help. >> pride will be back on market street this sunday is one of the biggest parades in the country returns after three years. in keeping massive crowds safe, that's the goal of police chief william scott. he says every available officer will be on duty. >> first of all, we need the eyes and ears of vigilance to be at the forefront of everybody's minds. >> the chief urges the public that if you see something, say something. scott says his department is working with federal authorities, especially after police in idaho arrested 31

people earlier this month with ties to a white nationalist group that planned to riot at a pride rally. scott says he is not sure how protests concerning the overturning of roe v. wade will impact pride. >> in terms of protests or first amendment expressions that come from ro we -- roe v. wade, we want to make sure everyone stays safe. >> stay with your friends, don't lose anybody, don't leave anyone behind. don't accept drinks from strangers. >> there is no way to put on it celebration this size without working with the police department. i think everyone should hydrate, it will be a sunny day. make sure you are drinking enough fluids. >> castro businesses want folks

to eat and spend money to. >> we love our city and let's face it, we have not had a chance to come show it out properly lately. it's exciting to see a lot of tourists back in town. >> happy pride. cornell barnard, abc7news. liz: the carla fog twitter account is partnering with illuminate the arts to create the world's largest pride flag. six massive lasers are extending from the ferry building down market street to the top of twin peaks. tyoonight from nine to midnight and again tomorrow. in the trans march returned to san francisco yesterday in full force. as abc7news reporter tara campbell tells us, those participating say it couldn't come soon enough. >> thousands of people taking the san francisco's dolores street in the first trans march since the start of the pandemic.

>> it feels really important for the queer community and trans community to be back. especially after today. >> they are referring to the overturning of roe v. wade and the ongoing battle of transgender rights. >> we talked about whether you wanted to come today or not. you never know. you are surrounded by people of different opinions and i feel a little nervous being on the camera, you know? >> so nervous, they did not want to share their name, but still relieved the march is back. >> during the pandemic, we were not seeing a lot of people who are also trans and because of quarantining and whatever, so it feels really good to be around a lot of people. >> marissa johnson couldn't agree more, here from salt lake city. >> i came out publicly as non-binary, my bosses saw my

post and they have a trans son. they are here in san francisco and it is important for them to support the community. >> their bosses paying for their trip so they can march. >> what you feel? >> i'm getting emotional. i was not expecting that, but it's very validating. i don't have a lot of support. it means a lot, you know? >> flags waving proudly down dolores street onto market, the trans community in support of one another, along with their allies. >> it's been a while since i have been able to gather in this type of way with the queer community, so it is refreshing and empowering to see so many people out here celebrating. >> rachel says well it can be tough to stay hopeful, she leaves one step at a time, the trans community will someday be fully accepted. >> i think there is a lot of good out there and case in point, by seeing this turnout

and all the smiles on people's faces, you can't stop that. >> tara campbell, abc7news. liz: san francisco city hall once again offered extra marriage ceremonies eating up to pride. the environment was colorful, including a rainbow photo booth and a marriage pride themed license. many people signed up to celebrate and tie the knot. >> we opened up 100 spots extra for marriage ceremonies and we are marrying people all over city hall. we missed the last couple of years because of the pandemic, but we are excited to open up this space again for all this love. liz: volunteer fpd marriage commissioners officiated these weddings. some couples say they wanted to get married this week so they could celebrate pride for years to come. congrats to all of them. remember, abc7news your home for coverage of the pride parade and starts sunday at 10:30.

let's get a check outside. the weekend will be nice as well, which is great. lisa: the low clouds and the fog are banked up along the shoreline and a lot of sun out there right now. it's not going anywhere, so it will be back with us tonight, although we do have changes in store for our parade tomorrow. slightly warmer weather will last through monday. here's a look outside at our exploratorium camera, sunny out there and gorgeous, 57 downtown. 62 in oakland and up to 60 in san jose, 55 and half moon bay. a pretty picture here in san francisco, in and out of the low cloud deck there, a bit shallow and has not dissipated completely at the airport. low 60's and napa and low 70's inland, so you know when you are in the 70's early this morning, you are on your way to a warm afternoon. kind of what you would expect, but we are running 10 degrees warmer than average inland for the next few days. there's a look at air quality

from san francisco to oakland to redwood city. the sea breeze allowing for good air throughout the afternoon and this morning, a bit cooler out there by a few degrees, but we wish we could spread that around, because it has been awfully warm in the afternoon. you will get a chance to cool off, but not until after the weekend. post bayside fog -- post and bayside fog dissipating today, mild at the beaches, and the pattern holds for the most part on monday. the sea breeze is not going anywhere in the low cloud deck is getting compressed a little bit more tomorrow. today is sunny, the fog comes back overnight and then pulling back to the shoreline again. despite that, we are going to see a few degrees of warming. you will see how those triple digit heat readings are when we get to our high temperature map, but the sea breeze will keep redwood city and newark on the comfortable side, as well as berkeley and san francisco,

upper 80's today, and look for more of the sea breeze sunday afternoon for the parade, the weather is going to be fantastic. not too hot out there, upper 60's downtown for sunday. look for 70's across the bay and the pink there indicates the temperatures climbing through the triple digits. we will take you through monday and the sea breeze -- here's a look at the forecast today. upper 60's for the parade tomorrow, a little bit warmer. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring this weather inland, comfortable leather bayside for the next couple of days and then we cool off middle of the week. getting below-average -- haven't said that in a while, liz, getting into july. liz: sounds good, lisa, thank you. coming up, what some businesses are doing to keep up with rising inflation

liz: chevron is downsizing in the bay area. they are looking to sell their headquarters in san ramon and moved to a leased space in the same city. at the same time, the wall street journal reports the company is offering to cover moving expenses for employees willing to relocate to houston, texas, home to three times as many chevron and as california. small businesses are struggling to stay afloat with inflation as prices soar. melanie woodrow spoke with a local economist and one business owner who says she is worried her bakeshop survive. >> thanks to ppp loans, this dick schaap stayed open during the height of the pandemic. now the owner fears inflation may put her out of business. >> it's hard to get through the pandemic, be at this point and then be like, are we going to be able to survive this? >> she recently raised prices by

10%, but it is not enough to cover costs. >> i used to be $1.25. as of now, they are six dollars. cake boxes, coffee cups, dairy, eggs, butter have doubled in price. >> the forecast for inflation is not necessarily a positive one. as we look around the region and talk to small businesses, many are feeling pressure, whether it's from labor costs, the cost of real estate, the cost of goods and inputs they use for their products. it's becoming a question of, what did they cut back on? >> we may see more small businesses closing in the next six to 12 months. it's why she wanted to share her story. >> if you want businesses like mine, the vibe san francisco has always had, please do what you can to support them. >> she's hoping more people will shop small.

>> every cup of coffee and every croissant matters. liz: certainly hoping they survive. still to come, americans taking to the streets across the country following that landmark supreme ruling overturning roe v. wade. the trigger laws already taking effect in some states. also, what recording artist lizzo is planning to

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♪ hey ladies, don't we look good? ♪ ♪ we came to have a good time baby ♪ ♪ said i'm feeling too good to be cooped up ♪ ♪ me and all of my girls gonna tear it up ♪ >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us here. we will start with another check of the forecast with the sergeant. pride is shaping up to be pretty nice. lisa: the last weekend of june with us, where we are waking up with the sea breeze, the pride flag there, and lots of sunshine in san francisco. the fog at the coast, 67 downtown, 68 in san jose, santa

clara, 70, and some fog, 55 and half moon bay. santa cruz, were on our way to the low 70's with sunshine. the overcast will lift. 56 in santa rosa and 72 by the delta. despite our cooler start, we are in the 70's inland and will see some minor cooling, about the same from around the bay and the coast side due to the onshore flow with that sea breeze and fog setting out along the shoreline, and it's all about the 80's and 90's by 9:00. the triple digit heat a touch far away from us, but we could see 100 sunday and monday while the bay and the shoreline are under a more seasonable weather regime. we will talk about the heat for pride and when we all cool down when we see you in a few minutes. liz? liz: in the hours since the

supreme turned -- hours since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, the reaction has come in from around the country. >> shockwaves across the country. a sweeping ruling that overturned half a century of precedent, five justices ended the right to choose under the constitution. the issue is now left up to the 50 states. the supreme court friday overturning roe v. wade. the much-anticipated ruling upheld mississippi's ban on abortion after 15 weeks by a vote of 6-3, with five conservative justices overturning roe. samuel alito writing in the majority opinion that the constitution makes no reference to abortion and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision. the monumental decision now leaves the issue up to the 50

states. the decision handed down more than eight weeks after that unprecedentedly cover draft version of samuel alito's opinion. for those opposed to abortion rights, it was a day of victory and vindication. >> we have been working on this for more than 50 years, working to protect unborn children. in the pro-life movement, we have a lot of support and programs, centers, pregnancy centers that will help women. >> justices stephen breyer, jointed by justice with elena kagan and sonia sotomayor, dissented. president biden addressing the nation, saying it is a sad day for the court and for the country. >> the court has done what it has never done before, expressly taken away a constitutional right that is so fundamental to so many americans >> former

president trump taking in credit -- because i delivered everything as promised, including nominating and getting three highly respected constitutionalists confirmed to the united states supreme court. now with this ruling, 13 states could enact so-called trigger laws outlawing abortion after roe is gone. seven states have put their bands and effect. speaker of the house nancy pelosi calling the courts ruling cruel and heart wrenching. >> this is deadly serious. but we are not going to let this pass. a woman's right to choose reproductive freedom is on the ballot in november. liz: that was terry moran reporting. following the decision to overturn roe v. wade, more protests are scheduled across the bay area today. in the south bay, bands off our

bodies is holding a demonstration starting at 10:00 a.m.. eric swalwell is expected this week at a rally at the planned parenthood at 10:15 this morning. in the south bay, separate demonstrations of shock and celebration. different reactions from different groups regarding the day's development. here is reporter amanda del castillo leo. >> as a downtown san jose rally for reproductive rights kicked off, so did a celebratory thanksgiving dinner, both in response to the overturning of roe v. wade. >> thanksgiving in the sense that we are giving thanks to god for the fact that babies will be saved as a result of this supreme court case. >> pastor brian garcia with silicon valley baptist church in sunnyvale said that the congregation would pray that other elected leaders would pass similar antiabortion rights laws as other states. the high court's decision promising development, according

to garcia. >> we believe this is the beginning of this movement. it's a matter of time before the gospel gets a foothold in california again. >> but about 100 protesters were outside san jose city hall. >> you ban abortion, there's going to be more unsafe abortions, you know? i think it's just terrible. >> the south bay community coming together, fired up and frustrated over the landmark decision. >> the people, united, will never be defeated. >> residents who recognize the safe haven california provides. governor gavin newsom making it clear that the state is a place where abortion access will remain, including keeping available access to those living outside of california. >> i am just thinking about women, or just people who are

mothers, to be mothers that don't have the same opportunities as me and now don't have the same rights as me. >> [inaudible] >> i think we are going backwards in history, honestly. >> i'm amanda del castillo you, abc7news. liz: hours after the decision came down, governor newsom made it clear that california is a place where abortion access will remain. the governor signed a bill that makes california a safe haven for abortion access. >> in one week, the court has proven that it believes guns should have more rights than women. >> this is a dark day for our little girls and all our children who will now come of age and in nation with fewer rights, fewer freedoms, and fewer protections than the generation before them. >> governor newsom joined with

the governors of washington and oregon, creating a west coast offensive protecting acc ess to reproductive care. lizzo says she is donating tour proceedings to planned parenthood. she says she would be donating $500,000. her event promoter, live nation, is matching the donation to make it one million dollars. live nation also plans to cover travel expenses for employees who need to seek reproductive health care services outside of their home state. moving on now, the napa county district attorney's office has filed driving charges against the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi. he faces two misdemeanor counts of driving under the influence causing injury. pelosi had a blood alcohol content of .08 two, just over the limihis porsche was involvea crash with an suv on highway 29 near st. helena last month.

napa county district attorney alison haley says her office has been flooded with thousands of disturbing phone calls who -- who claim that she is refusing to file charges against pelosi. >> i have been told by staff that they have been told that they should hang from trees. my family has been told that we should all die in a terrible drunk driving accident. liz: abc7news did reach out to paul pelosi's attorney. we were told she had no comment on the charges filed against him. a suspect is now in custody in connection with the fatal shooting on a muni train in san francisco. 23-year-old him -- javon green was arrested at his home.

green is accused of shooting and killing 27-year-old esther bowen inside a train heading to the castro station. the 70-year-old man was wounded and suffered non-life-threatening injuries. >> the photos and tips we have received from inside and outside the law enforcement community helped us identify him. >> green will be charged with homicide, possession of a weapon, and use of a firearm in connection with a felony. this was an isolated incident and not an attack on the lgbt plus community. bay area health officials are asking residents and health care providers to be on the lookout for monkeypox symptoms. california has had 50 cases since early may, and symptoms include flu-like symptoms, rashes or lesions san francisco's acting health officer tells the chronicle, we are at a critical stage where we

might have a chance to contain an outbreak. with this weekends pride events in the summer travel season ahead, all bay area companies are working together to make the public aware. alameda county has dropped its indoor mass mandate. masks are no longer required on most indoor settings. local leaders announced that the order aligned with the state guidance. alameda county health officials say data shows cases have peaked and continue to decline. still ahead on abc seven mornings, the world's new ugliest dog is crowned for the first time in two years. why his owner says she adopted mr. happy face. in looking at sfo -- busy, busy travel times right now. a lot of people traveling and a lot of flights getting canceled, so hopefully you have a safe ride if you are hitting the skies. we will check in with lisa

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liz: welcome back. here is a live look outside. beautiful there from the suitor tower cam, this is peeking out over the clouds. spirit airlines has made the decision to merge with its frontier after recent talks with jetblue. frontier airlines is increased its offer and raised its breakup fee. spirit says this new deal is superior to jetblue's previous deal. . and frontier airlines had previously agreed to a merger of about $3 billion. the combination of these airlines will create the fifth largest u.s. carrier. new this morning, the new ugliest dog in the world has been crowned at the sonoma marine fair in petaluma after a two-year hiatus. >> the ugliest dog in the world, mr. happy face. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, here is our champion.

liz: mr. happy face was the big winner. the owner adopted him from a rescue nearly 10 months ago after asking for the oldest dog. the press democrat reports that a veterinarian gave him six weeks to live. she also says mr. happy face is the world's most lovable dog. look at that little tongue -- that is a happy face, lisa. lisa: yeah, sweet little guy. a great day to get out, perhaps this morning for a walk with the dog, because it is coming back inland. you can see here from santa cruz, it is cloudy. 57 degrees and going for a high and the low 70's with afternoon sun. the breeze is with us for the next you days and then some changes as we get into the last week of june. stay tuned. i will explain, next. liz: also next, the newest members of the warriors are

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liz: in sports this afternoon, the giants and the a's will try to snap losing streaks. oakland takes on the kansas city royals at kauffman stadium, and the giants face the cincinnati reds at oracle park at 3:15. the three newest faces of the warriors were introduced to the bay area yesterday. here's larry beil with the details in this morning's sports. >> the warriors introduced their new draft pick yesterday, adding patrick baldwin, jr. he is the first prospect in high school. a 6'9" shooter, high up, but also played by ankle issues. >> it was surreal. i did not believe it at first

and i think a lot of people had the same reaction. but i knew i was coming into a culture, stepping into a winning culture. we are excited to be in this organization and i want to continue to win.the >> giants and reds >>, frontier days at the ballpark with my raccoon hat on. 2-0 cincinnati. five of the week, the 19 games without one, so this is a good sign. giants down to-one. eighth-inning, giants down to-one, nobody out, and this is a double play. the giants and up falling to the reds. their season is like a merry-go-round. edward olivarez, broke a 1-1 time in the fittest -- fifth.

and let's do that hockey, hoping for a stanley cup at the end of the rainbow in denver ondrej palat is the game-winner. how are the fans doing -- oh, they are distraught. game six is in tampa sunday, right here on abc seven. and look what steph curry started, it deep three and then night night -- sabrina is friends with steph and it worked out for him before turning pro. she had 21 points. pablo sandoval is now playing in the mexican league. i think it is safe to say he is a catcher's worst nightmare heading on like a locomotive, look out. destroy the catcher, who somehow held out. pablo is out and so was the catcher. that's a wrap on your morning

sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. liz: let's get a check of the forecast now. pretty nice for pride this weekend. 6 lisa: the low clouds lisa: and fog banked up along the entire california coast, so no surprises. the fog will be pulled back to the shoreline for partly to mostly sunny skies at our beaches, and the sea breeze, you can see right now it is just hugging the peninsula there. nice weather on the way with upper 60's, near harwich here and across the bay, but it is so hot inland. 57 in the city, 55 and half moon bay, where a little bit of fog remains. 62 in oakland, upper 60's in santa clara, and you can see the golden gate bridge -- certainly gray out there. the fog is lifting in santa rosa with 60 in petaluma, upper 60's in concord, low 70's and livermore, so a warm day for you. as we get into are pretty good air quality today, we will be

turning more moderate tomorrow with a few more degrees of warmth coming our way into monday. you see the yellows here -- we will have more of that for the next 48 hours before we get into a much more widespread cooldown tuesday throughout the rest of the upcoming work week. three to eight degrees cooler to start out, but with the sea breeze intact, it will not get too warm here. in the 60's with coastal fog, hot inland, mild at our beaches and this pattern holds tomorrow, getting warmer inland into monday. we still have our sea breeze, and at the next four hours, you notice is the sunny afternoon, but the fog makes its way through the delta in the overnight hours. that sets up for some cool evening weather with the breeze through sacramento. heading to the northern sacramento valley, heat advisories around chico -- very warm, and a few showers south of i-80.

we are looking at a typical san francisco weather for the day today with upper 60's, fog to sunshine, a beautiful afternoon and even little armor tomorrow the not too hot and as we look at the south bay, here's where we have some warmer weather. upper 80's to mid 90's through morgan hill, but upper 80's through palo alto, upper 70's for san mateo. as you head to the north bay, you will notice the numbers could be warmer here. a nice day in wine country with temperatures near 90 in sonoma and across the east bay. 70's in oakland, 85 and you'll -- in union city, and the seven-day forecast -- warm today and tomorrow with a pleasant dayside and along the coast, the cooling trend gets underway mid week but we have our sea breeze each and every day going through the next nebo days, so if you need a bit of a break from the heat, you know where to go.

by the end of the workweek, for the fourth, it's getting cooler with below-average numbers all around the area. liz: we will be happy to have that break. in the south bay, enough is enough. that's what some drivers are saying as they encounter unruly and sometimes combat of customers. abc seven news reporter david lui attended a rally in san jose that many hope will lead to more protection. >> this is the plea from drivers who answer your app requests and their supporters. 50 at base workers have been killed in the last four years and others have been assaulted. this college educated immigrant from columbia shared what happened to her last year as she took a passenger from san francisco to the east bay. >> [speaking spanish]

>> a drunken passenger assaulted me, grabbing me by the hair while i was driving my car. >> this comes as members of the u.s. house and senate have sent members to the ceos of lift, uber, instacart, grubhub, and doordash, asking for details on how they protect their drivers and statistics on injuries, what could be a first step into congressional action. a spokesperson told abc 7 news, we are committed to doing everything we can to help protect reiber's, and commit to take action that will invest in technology and partnerships to make lyft as safe as it can be. when it detects irregularities during a ride, it will contact drivers to see if they need help. a lift driver at this rally has a list of implements. >> screening passengers, taking

drivers seriously, looking for patterns and complaints to make sure people don't escalate over time. >> david lui, abc 7 news. liz:

lisa: welcome back, everyone. a nice respite, justin and liz got married last weekend and boy, was it magical. it was so exquisite. liz, you were stunning and we could not have had more fun. what a special time. back to reality, but we are glad you are back and had such a fun time. to be part of this with your friends and family, i have to say it was one of the most special moments that my husband and i have had, so thank you for that and congratulations. liz: that is so sweet.

thank you for making the trek down to mexico to celebrate with us. everyone at kgo sent us such nice warm wishes and the viewers reached out -- it was the mo st magical, happy moments of my entire life, and i will be tearing up looking at those pictures. lisa: when you entered the studio, we were like, we are not in cabo anymore. liz: but it almost felt like it with how warm it was here. lisa: the hot with her stays with us -- whether stays with us today and tomorrow, and we cool off by the middle of the week. the fourth of july weekend -- don't plan on heat. so far it is looking good. liz: i appreciate it. thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. i'm liz kreutz, along with lisa argen. we hope to see you at 5:00 p.m., and back here tomorrow for

pride. have a great day.

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