we'll keep an eye on this to see if the situation improves or worsens, but we'll keep tams on it over this next hour. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates. let's bring an abc 7 news meteorologist sandia patel to check on the current conditions sandia. yeah, dan anomal. let's take a look at the conditions near the fire. it is 73 degrees relative humidity 32% as you will notice the wind is gusting right now out of the west northwest to 16 miles an hour. it will remain gussy as we head into the next few hours 20 miles an hour at 7 o'clock dropping a little bit. and then picking back up as we go towards tomorrow afternoon. now when you take a look at the visible satellite picture, it's very obvious. you can see actually that smoke traveling towards sears point across 37 heading into vallejo american canyons, so not just highway 101, but that smoke is moving towards the east so be careful out there dan okay. sandy. thanks a lot now. we just got this video in from

another fire not far away this fire burned about three acres near rohnert park in sonoma county just the past few hours. it's called the robbler fire because it burned by robbler road and canfield road within an hour firefighters had the fire 50% contained so as quickly as it spread they made a quick work of getting a good part of it at least under control in santa cruz county. the vista fire is 90% contained it burned near highway 17 and vista drive this afternoon that fire is estimated to be a small two acres. all right now to tonight's other top story within days of the supreme court's historic ruling overturning roe versus wade, california takes action and the bay area gets ready on the ballot. this november california's will be asked to vote on whether abortion and contraceptive rights should be protected by the state's constitution. it is all because of action taken today by the state assembly and california has just become the closest state to get

an abortion for more than a million women. abc 7 news reporter stephanie, sierra is digging into what areas of the state will be most impacted steph yes alma. there are 17 planned parenthood health centers across northern california. all of them are modifying their staffing plans to prepare for a surge and patience, but the concern now is resources which areas could struggle as demand spikes. across the country women are preparing for battle a battle threatening the northern, califa planned parenthood ceo guilda gon says they're ready. we have seen the stories of other states where people were literally told in the waiting room that they could not get care. i mean people it's complicated people may have to get in planes to get to us the overturn of rome makes california the nearest abortion provider for 1.4 million women according to a 2021 report compiled by pro-choice group gutmaker. that's an influx 30 times higher

than before. so where's the impacting california gonzalez expects planned parenthood clinics in southern california will be most impacted given the close proximity to arizona one of 26 states that is likely to ban or severely strict abortion gonzalez says in northern california. san francisco clinics are expected to see the second highest surge for abortion. statewide followed by walnut creek in these areas some projections signal demand for appointments will triple while the bay area hasn't seen the impacts quite yet health care professionals are preparing for another search inequities who is most affected by this. not the people who have means but the people who don't have means the people where it's too difficult for them to drive or fly someplace. laura esperman is a surgeon and breast cancer oncologist at ucsf. she fears the impact to uninsured women according to a study conjected within the ucsf

bixby center for global reproductive health 7% of us women will self-manage their abortion at some point in their lives only 28% of the attempts were successful. there will be many deaths because of this and the blood is on the hands of the people who who passed this law. now planned parenthood is offering to cover travel and lodging expenses for patients who are eligible medical expenses will be assessed on a case-by-case basis and those who get access to that help will vary depending on level of income and access to insurance live in the newsroom stephanie sierra abc 7 news. all right, stephanie. thank you so much, california voters will get to decide in november whether the state constitution should explicitly protect the right to abortion and birth control today. date assembly gave overwhelming final approval to a measure that would put the issue before voters if someone who has had an abortion and who's had to make that decision i was able to make that decision on my own terms

and that's fundamentally what this is about. anti-abortion rights activists say the amendment goes too far, but the vote will set a precedent. normally, everything is filtered through republican versus democrat and everything else but having a like just a pure yes or no vote will be interesting. right now the state's constitution protects the right to privacy in healthcare decisions, which has been interpreted to include abortion rights. however, the amendment would make it much more explicit. and this topic brings up a lot of sensitive issues if you're looking for an ally or a way to take action we can help you get started go to abc7news.com/take accident. alright, let's move on now a new lawsuits are flooding into the catholic church. now that the us supreme court has rejected a challenge to a california state law that allows victims to sue even decades after clergy sexual abuse abc 7 news 19 dan reporter dan noises here with an update on investigations that he started dan more than 25 years ago. well, then i spent years

investigating these cases exposing how church officials allowed known abusers to move from parish to parish. the church is facing new lawsuits because of the actions of priests. i first uncovered in the 1990s. over the years i've heard stories of abuse at the catholic churches camp, saint michael in mendocino county from more than two dozen victims every morning. we were supposed to do polar bears. which is all the boys stripped down to nothing and jump in the river naked. he doesn't want to show his face or use his name, but he is the latest to sue the church over abuse. he says he suffered at the hands of father gary timmons in 1978. he first, you know, put his hand down my shirt. and start a massaging my chest. and from there it just continued an escalated. he says the abuse had an immediate and lasting impact made it difficult for him to trust to have a committed relationship the first time. i got blackout drunk. was i was in sixth grade?

which was the year after? the molestation happened now his lawsuit is among hundred streaming into the catholic church after a california state law opened a three-year window for victims to sue no matter how long ago the abuse occurred san francisco's archbishop and every bishop in northern california tried. challenge the law but last week the us supreme court rejected them the decision from the us supreme court was incredibly important not only for my clients but for all of the survivors across the state of california spencer lucas represents several hundreds of survivors of clergy sexual abuse whose cases can now move forward and this rejection gives them some semblance of hope that they can finally get their day in court and see justice for a lifetime of misery that they've endured at the hands of these predator priests. what do you say to all those young men now police arrested timmons after my investigation in 1995. he received an eight-year prison sentence for child molestation

and the catholic church paid out settlements then but lucas has several new lawsuits naming timmons, and another priest. i investigated father austin peter keegan. i have never had sex with them. okay, i've had ever had any physical contact with them. the same physical contact i'll have with you. okay, something like that night. but i talked to his victims and documented. how the catholic church heard complaints about keegan and still moved him from par. perish in the bay area eventually to this orphanage in mexico it actually found keegan down in mexico. ad bee trying foro outhe he where he was and to find him and to find him affiliated with an orphanage while obviously with the pretty appalling the church spent million settling those cases in the 90s and now faces more lawsuits because of keegan timmons and other priests. what do you hope to get out of this personally, do you think this is going to make you feel better? i don't know. will change at least i will have

done something. i will have i will have stood up for myself. and said that you know this guy really me up and you guys did nothing about it. you know, it's just it's not right and i'm sure that there's a lot of other guys. that are worse off than me. father keegan died last year the age of 85 i emailed father timmons for comment and left a message on his personal cell phone, but he is not responded church officials declined to comment on these pending lawsuits except to say they remain committed to helping survivors survivors heal, including through financial support. dan ama. no, i know daniel continued to report on this as you have for so many years. thank you. thanks dash. three people died while on their way to a fundraiser for a funeral when a train hit their car in brentwood happened yesterday or wood road and byron highway abc 7 news reporter leslie. brinkley has new details on the accident and the safety concerns at that stretch of train track.

amtrak and b ns twenty four seven on sunday around 1 pm a tried to cross the tracks on this dirt road crossing on private land to attend a fundraiser for someone who had died. here's the scene from sky 7 as emergency crews swept in and pronounced three people dead at the scene two women from dixon 41 year old julia mondragon and 72 year old maria nieves 51 year old antioch resident mercedes regolato also lost her life two other people suffered major injuries from the crash and we're life-flighted out to hospitals including one child no one aboard the amtrak train was injured. the first thing i thought was wow another accident locals here say there have been many train collisions. this is farmland, and you just you you listen for the horn and you can see you can clearly see

when a train is coming from probably a quarter of a mile away according to the federal government. there have been four crashes in the exact same spot as sunday's accident in the last 20 years. of them also a fatal accident. it's not the first time that it's happened. there's a little monument right down there a person about three or four years ago young man. i got killed there. my opinion is people aren't used to going across river tracks where there isn't a signal gilbert summerhalder owns the adjacent property and he said he saw more than a hundred cars crossing over to the vineyard property where the fundraiser was being held sunday officials and bnsf officers. a drone along the tracks as part of an ongoing investigation into what happened. it needs the regular cross guards coming down and the the witness though the whistles and bells that come down as a place gets more populated. it's going to happen more in brentwood. i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news.

a grass fire prompted an evacuation in order today for some people living in hercules sky 7 shows you how close these houses came to being burned. this is by 80 not far from the pinole valley road exit. the evacuation order was lifted in about 20 minutes. no buildings were damaged the cause of the fire is under investigation the edgewood fire that burned 20 acres of san mateo county is officially 100% contained sparked last tuesday during hot weather near rocky way in eastview way at edgewood county park. fire resulted in power outages part of stanford university just got its power back today the cause of that fire is also still under investigation. well, how would you like a check from the state of california one could be coming your way soon and it's thanks to the high price of gasoline and pretty much everything else. and tonight 7 on your side's michael finney joins us live find out why a memo park man kept getting surprised deliveries from amazon. this wasn't a secret san

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watch me. today after last week's. winning streak the dow fell 62 points closing at the 31,000 mark the nasdaq dipped about 83 points the s&p 500 fell 11. we'll see what tomorrow brings well beginning friday. it will cost more across the golden gate bridge into san francisco. cisco tolls are increasing anywhere from 20 cents to 35 cents, depending on how you pay the fast track rate for example is going up to 840. it will cost 880 if you pay as you go the toll invoice rate is

going up to 940 and the carpool rate will increase to 640. that's beginning this friday july 1st. now. the golden gate bridge is run by its own agency. of course, it's not state-owned like all the other bay area bridges on those seven state-owned bridges. the toll is $7 and is expected to stay at that level through december 2024. we'll see what happens after that. gas prices are going down a welcome relief from the recent record highs. it's partly because global oil prices are going down and so is demand for oil california gas averages 631 per gallon that's down more than 10 cents from the record set about two weeks ago. napa county gas is the most expensive of the state at 656 our cheapest local gas. according to triple-a. it's in solano county a 629 per gallon. most california taxpayers could get hundreds of dollars to help offset the high price of gas under attentive budget compromise being discussed by legislative leaders and governor newsom. eric resendez from our sister

station in los angeles explains who would get how much and when? the record high gas prices in the golden state finally has lawmakers putting a call out that help is on the way a california tech's really agreement has been reached cash to just be cheaper period we don't need a rebate just make it cheaper in the agreement between governor gavin newsom and state lawmakers about 9.5 billion would be returned to taxpayers to help offset the high price of fuel and other goods. it's absolutely important inflation. it is skywalking and we see the prices continue to increase every day. the plan is to use a portion of the state's 97 billion budget surplus and give it back to taxpay. the money would only go to people who made below a certain income level. here's what's key. you have to file your taxes direct deposit. it as much easier to receive the money is much quicker likewise if you haven't found your taxes you should do so immediately even if you don't know taxes, i think they qualify for dollars.

here's the breakdown of who gets what couples making less than 150,000 each will get 350 and an extra 350 for dependents. for couples who make under $250,000 the rebate will be 250 and for couples making less than 500,000. the return will be 200. i mean, i guess that's better than nothing. i mean but i mean, this should just give us more money period eric rossendes abc 7 news. all right. let's get a check on our weather. it's changing it is changingama. it's really gonna cool down. it sounds like sandy. yeah, it's gonna be so much nicer. you'll be saving money on air conditioning if you have it or your fans, definitely we'll be getting the natural stuff coming in very soon for inland areas. so dan and alma let's talk about how hot it got today 98 degrees in fairfield it was 95 in livermore 95 and gilroy. so these were some of the hot spots but you look around places like oakland.

it was comfortable 75 82 san a 63 in san francisco and 82 degrees in santa rosa so a nice wide variety of temperatures as we look at live doppler 7, you will notice that some parts of the coast dealing with the fog as we check out the winds. they are blowing from the cooler ocean water towards the land and that's going to help to cool you off tonight so you can sleep. well at least around the coast and bay gus to 32 at sfo 33 sustained in san francisco hour by hour we go tonight. it's still going to be breezy tomorrow. the winds will drop off except near the coast at 7 am and then they pick back up again our typical sea breeze. so do expect 25-30 mile an hour winds going into tomorrow afternoon and evening from our golden gate bridge camera. you're seeing sunshine right now 61 in the city. it is 68 in oakland upper 70s, san jose and santa clara live view from our sutra tower camera as we look towards san francisco. you can see a little finger of fog trying to work its way across san francisco 77 in santa rosa is 80 in napa still hot

though. and fairfield in livermore in the low 90s and another live picture from our san jose camera where it is blue skies right now fog near the coast and bay overnight misty in the morning still hot inland tomorrow afternoon, but a cooler pattern starts midweek. so we go hour by hour tonight the fog along the coastline temperatures as we head towards tomorrow morning. you will notice around 8 am 50 60s for most of you the fog will be around near the coast and bay and then as we head into two o'clock in the afternoon, there's a big divide. in the coast and inland, i mean inland areas you'll feel the warmth, but if you're near the coast and bay you're going to be in the for its own. your morning temperatures will be in the 50s 60s. watch out for the fog reduced visibility right along the coast and the bay shore line afternoon highs in the south bay los gatos 90 degrees 94 in gilroy 86 degrees in san jose on the peninsula. you're looking at 82 and mountain view 76, san mateo breezy and still some lingering fog near the c3 and pacifica downtown san francisco 69

degrees as we head into the north bay. you will notice mid-80s around vallejo san rafael 88 in santa rosa 92, calistoga heading into the east bay 75 in oakland to 81 castro valley inland areas. it's going to be hot no extremes, but hot 95 degrees in pittsburgh 93 livermore 90 in pleasanton and 92 degrees in concord your accuweather 7 day forecast still hot inland tomorrow low 60s to mid 90s. it's a cool. afternoon, and that cooling trend continues really right on through the work week into the holiday weekend when temperatures will bottom out into the upper 70s inland upper 50s coast side, but for the fourth of july it is going to be mild and i know that million dollar question always comes up dan. will there be fog? yes, there will be fog so stay tuned. i mean we still have a few days to figure this out. dollar question million dollar answers. yeah, well great weather great turnout and a great show. of pride in san francisco. we're wrapping up the big

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friday supreme court decision to overturn roe v wade, however did loom over the festivities somewhat the san francisco pride is essential into fight for the rights for our people and i think that you saw that all weekend. the women's march march with us at the front of the parade with the with the board contingent the resistance contingent. so we were super glad to have them and we you know, we can fight for lgbtq rights and we can also fight for reproductive rights at the same time. the party at civic center plaza ended a little early though after someone's prayed mace and there were several fights overall though. it seemed to be a beautiful day full of love and i liked seeing people in other parts of the bay area showing the love as well. not necessarily justin san francisco. yeah. that was great. it was really a community-wide celebration in all corners of the bay area in so many ways and there were a few problems, but it did not in any way spoil the true spirit in fun of that event and we're such so proud to be a sponsor of adam.

we certainly are if you miss the parade do not worry. you can see our coverage from the sf pride parade and other pride content on our abc 7 bay area app downloaded on roku, amazon fire tv and wherever you stream. alright coming up next to look at local reaction to the latest supreme court ruling involving a high school football coach praying on the field. plus we can see opportunities for helping to heal the water cycle. california seems to always have water issues often drought sometimes. bloods tonight see the solutions proposed by a bay area author

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breaking news and we're still monitoring that breaking news. fire next to highway 101 and affecting traffic between novato and petaluma. it's because of this fire burning at the redwood sanitary landfill near san antonio road the fires burned about 114 acres and is at least 40% contained smoke is blowing towards solano county and the east bay and impacting air quality and breaking news. we've just confirmed a man died in this fire the robler fire which sparked this afternoon near rohnert park in sonoma

county fire burned 63 acres and is now represent contained the sonoma county sheriff's office says a death investigation is underway. america's highest court is tackling some big and controversial topics first guns than overturning roe v wade and the federal right to an abortion today a case about religion the supreme court cited with a football coach from washington state who sought to neil and prey on the field after games saying his actions are protected by the first amendment the case was a balancing act between the religious and free speech rights of teachers and coaches. the rights of students not to feel pressured into participating in religious practices abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey has more on the ruling and how california's office of education is reacting. the supreme court continues to make decisions that legal experts consider huge shifts in constitutional law from abortion to gun rights and now religious freedom. this is a right for everybody the court's conservative majority ruled that high school football coach, joe kennedy's

post-game prayer is protected under the first amendment. this comes after the washington state public school coach was suspended for preying on the field after games legal analyst jim hammer says, this can be seen as a big win for religious freedom supporters. what's going on now? court saying no religion has an equal right along with secular activities to exist in in public places, and that's a big shift of the last 20-30 years hammer says that the key component of this ruling is that the court said, it's fair for coach kennedy or any public school coach or teacher to pray and private if he had tried on school time to lead kids in prayer to public school. i think that would have been struck done by the court. so there's still our limits to that but it's saying to people who have sincerely held religious beliefs that they sort of have an equal standing. in their their private time, but some argue there's nothing private about the coach taking a knee in the center of the field and it may pressure students to join along unwillingly, san jose state university human rights institute director william armeline says this ruling is eroding the separation of church

and state justice sotomayor in her descent on this case actually put it pretty well when she said that it's very interesting that we would have a notion of religious freedom where the religious freedom of the singular football coach is outweighing. just freedom of all of the students that he is there to coach and to teach marmaline worries about the president this creates in schools. we can imagine the kind of environment that creates when coaches teachers and other administrators are really without any sort of boundary with other kinds of school activity and instruction leading students in prayer the california department of education told us in a statement. it is currently reviewing the decision to evaluate potential impacts on public schools state. dustin dorsey abc 7 news one man is dead and another is under arrest following a chain reaction crash oakland police. say was caused by a driver's speeding away from a sideshow. it happened about 2 am sunday on international boulevard near 50

fourth avenue. pardon me sheriff chief laron armstrong identified the victim as a 28 year old hayward man who was standing on the street corner with a group of people who had nothing to do at all apparently with the side show. prior to the collision two officers attempted to stop the vehicle traveling nearly at a hundred miles an hour. suspect vehicle in this case. the nissan was involved inside show activity. we have been able to confirm that the officers were in the area where this activity were occurring. a 19 year old oakland man was arrested for the crash the two officers involved in the chase are on administrative leave. san francisco police officer has been arrested on fraud charges according to the police department it started when the officer was involved in a crash in the summer of 2019 while off duty police say he told the victim his vehicle was not insured and took money as compensation the officer then filed a claim with an insurance company over the damaged vehicle. he now faces grand theft and

insurance fraud charges. all right, let's turn out to the environment part of our work every day to build a better bay area a new book by a local author. laying out new way of really thinking about water abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian shows you how it is offering potential strategies from cultures all around the world. for more than a century engineers in california have worked to control destructive flooding but at the same time they may be missing an opportunity in her new book water always wins environmental writer. erica guys argues that in the age of drought we need to start thinking about water in a different way in western development. we tend to look at water as a commodity or a threat and so with that lens we try to control water instead of meeting with water guys takes a whirlwind tour around the globe to learn how other cultures have developed a healthier relationship with it. for example, the marsh dwellers of southern iraq who broke down

levies after the fall of saddam hussein restoring the health of wetland habitats that have sustained human life for thousands of years a similar strategy is advocated by many environmental groups to rescue the sacramento san joaquin delta and the title marshes of san francisco bay we filled in or over 87% of the world's wetlands and we've intervened on two-thirds of the world's large rivers in other words the kind of big water projects that help define, california everything from the canals that move water up and down the state to the levees and seawalls meant to secure the shoreline of san francisco bay, but moving forward guys points to a strategy being adapted in many parts of the world, which she calls slow water. it's a means of letting water behave more naturally in a way that replenishes. supply currently india is restoring ancient systems of ponds dismantled by the british that connect communities and allow water to soak into the aquifer. in peru, the government is

requiring utilities to help restore upstream ecosystems high in the andes where water will eventually percolate down to cities along the coast. she says the concept has similarities to a project in california where teams are now searching for long buried geological waterways known as paleo valleys, that could be used to help replenish central valley groundwater with runoff from the sierra and heavy storm cycles if we think about what water does what water wants to do and and how it functions with these different entities we can see opportunities for helping to heal the water cycle protecting open spaces like coyote valley near san jose is just one example allowing the creeks and watersheds to flood into the groundwater table in essence slowing water in the same natural way as a growing number of communities around the globe spencer christian abc 7 news. so interesting isn't and to learn more about this slow water concept we have links to water

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lower. longer. christmas all year round for a mental park man, but as seven on your sides michael finney explains, he's not actually thrilled about that and he's in the newsroom to explain the story michael. yeah, dan, you wouldn't be thrilled either the president's just keep coming for this guy and he can't get them to stop so he asked us get to the bottom of things. let's have a lot of experience doing this. mark potter opens up about one of about 16 packages. he's received in the last six weeks. the small one it's a pairs since last august. she says he's received. well the 100 packages from amazon filled with items. he did not order. he contacted the company to try to stop the packages from coming

but without success many many times. he said we've taken care of the problem. don't worry about it. you won't get any more packages. of course, i continue to amazon told him not to worry about it that he wouldn't need to pay for the shipments and that he could keep the items or donate them. he donated most to goodwill alex hammers shown of the information security firm trusted sack believes mark is the victim of a brushing scam the motive behind it is to create fake but positive reviews under the recipient's names to boost sales. so what they'll do is they'll send people very cheap products something that cost a few cents. it's common that it might be some plant seeds or something else a very low value product. they'll then ship that product to somebody and then create a review for a different product more expensive product hammers shown shares. all the companies need to do that. is it tracking label and the recipients address which is easy

to get then they'll create a fake user account to post the product review on completely different product. he says review sites are caught unaware so they don't really have a good way to verify that the person that is writing that review the verified review actually received the product in question mark consetters all the unwanted packages. he's getting a waste of his time. i had to deal with all the waste i had to deal with you know making the trips to goodwill he contacted seven on your side. we reached out to amazon and was told the packages should stop coming. our seller relations team is getting in touch with the stellar to make sure this doesn't happen again. i'll be relieved when they stop coming. and i will keep track hammerstone suggestion of any overly? glow praise for a product you read in a review give greater weight to reviewers who submit photos of the products they buy and make purchases from brands,

you know and trust and even all of that isn't going to be enough now i want to hear from you send me your story is about buying a home a car paying off a loan anything that has to do with money. we w want to hear about both yor triumphs and frustrations go to ab 7news.com/seven on your side to share your story, dan. all right, michael. thanks so much. cooler weather is coming, but it's not here just yet explains when will see some heat relief next. next. did you know that renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations america's kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! we make kitchen and bathroom renovations easy for everyone. we quote and design each project and help customers select all finishes

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information for you on that breaking news. we've been tracking this fire burning next to 101 between the movado and petaluma. marin county says the fire is 135 acres and 75% contained it's causing a big backup on northbound 101 but smart train service is resuming we understand there are no evacuations in place a new campaign is helping build a better bay area in the north bay by providing parents in marin county with ways to make healthy choices for themselves and their kids when it comes to coping with the stresses of everyday life the free program offers tips to help avoid or stop the habit of using substances abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has more it's it's putting the brakes on.

calming the nervous system kelsey fernandez is talking about helping parents and marin make healthy choices instead of using alcohol or smoking a nightly marijuana joint to cope with life what we saw actually in the data in national data. is that during the pandemic people turn to alcohol. there was a lot more drinking fernandes is nonprofit marin healthy youth partnerships his spearheading a new campaign called num or nourish helping parents pause reflect and decide before using sub. says or even junk food to numb metal or emotional issues. we decided to pursue it. just because in marin we found that turning to substances to deal with stress anxiety pressure kind of end of the day. i deserve this that that was one of the norms that we hear from both parents in the community and also teens the online program offers free self-awareness tools that can help slow or even stop the habit

of using substances from breathing techniques to connecting with family going for walks going to listen to music calling a friend every year. county enjoys the ranking of one of california's healthiest areas with one exception where we rank. most poorly is across the board in areas of we're talking about. binge drinking overdose death hamburg's hopes the new health campaign, which is getting county funding may help improve those statis really? make an identify the why is it nourish? is it numbing we didn't want to have this be judgmental. fernandez says no judgments here instead a healthy option for behaviors parents may be modeling for their own kids. the healthier parents are then the more they're able to be present for their children ed marin county cornell bernard abc 7 news. all right, let's turn to the weather which is changing.

it is changing santa fe's tracking it force. and yeah, it is definitely will changing as we head towards midweek on the ntn. i want to show you live doppler 7, we have the fog which is typical in the summertime. it advances over the bay while you're king and tomorrow afternoon it lingers near the coast so we have our summer microclimates 62 and half moon bay where the fog will be hanging around downtown san francisco 69 degrees across the ba iak mid-70s. you will note walnut creek 91 degrees and you feel that heat as we head towards antioch. it's going to be a hot one again 95 degrees, but here is the good news after tomorrow temperatures going down so low to mid 90s inland tomorrow 60s coast side. look at the accuweather 7 day forecast. it's a cooler wednesday. through sunday at least inland you will notice those temperatures really dialing back upper 50s to low 60s coast side for the fourth of july it is going to be a nice mild afternoon. dananama. oh, oh, that's nice sandy. thanks. all right. of chris alvarez here for sports tonight chris. hi. i'm coming up in sports the

larry o'brien trophy telling up some frequent flyer miles to historic trip for one warrior and wait until you find out how many were suspended for this base for all yesterday in anaheim that number pretty big italian sports ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is approved to treat the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation,

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abc 7 sports with chris alvarez nba free agency begins thursday at 3 o'clock pacific what to wait and see what the warriors do with some key guys like kevon looney and gary payton the

second one of the biggest dominoes of the nba offseason might just fallen netscard. kyrie irving has reportedly opted in to his 36 and a half million dollar deal with brooklyn. there were talks of the lakers were interested in trading for kyrie. but if this holds up that would end that talk what are lebron nelly going to do? we'll see big aaron judge fan in the house for a's and yankees from the bronx and bottom of the first yankee strike first anthony rizzo solo shot to right. off paul blackburn that is 20th of the year and it's one nothing bronx bombers top three two on two out ramon. lauriano a laser liner to left and off the top of the wall. was it gone look like a home run but take a look again ends up being so close, but it said it's an rbi double mr. home run by just that much two batters later bases loaded for elvis. andrews doesn't leave the building, but that'll do some damage as eventually made it a five-run inning at last check. it is five three oakland in the highlights at 11 suspensions have been handed down by major

league baseball following yesterday's brawl between the angels and mariners total of 12 members between the two teams will be suspended for various games and finds the biggest angels manager phil nevin got 10 games mariners outfielder, jesse winkler the batter there that started everything really seven games. all of those can be appealed and why we're throwing seeds is still beyond me one week ago stephen curry and the warrior celebrated their fourth title in the last eight seasons with that championship parade in san francisco now steph has a little time. focus on his golf game this summer before returning to training camp this fall stephan curry along with brother seth and dad dell. they're getting set for next week's american century championship in tahoe next week. it is one of the highlights of the summer featuring a field of celebrities from the sports world. of course, he got hollywood people there as well earlier today raiders quarterback derek carr talked about looking forward to competing against his brother derek or derek against david this week. it's it's actually been a piece of mind for me something that i can get get away from get away from football. times and just begin to work on something else just begin to you

know, fine-tune my my talents my craft and the golf game and and really just to make sure that i beat my brother and so for me, it's been a competitive thing that i i can't help but compete but it's been something for me to get away also and something i fall in love with and how cool is this oakland's own want to scott? o' anderson gary pay ton the part in the warriors basketball academy camp overnight camp this weekend. at the facility you look at campers get a chance to get up close, but the trophy and personal championship instruction as well from those guys three nba champions some of the nicest guys on the team these camps mean a ton to jta who once was a kid camper like these folks himself i really enjoy. doing things like this. because like like i said, i myself was one of these kids before show them like be a good person work hard. all those things sound cliche but maybe you're not a good person good things don't happen

to you if you don't work hard, you have no chance. so like there's like a lot of moving parts in life to you know, reach success or accomplish your dreams. whoa, and hey just see this warriors play is taking the larry o'brien trophy on a tour and how about there's want to scan. o' anderson taking it to mexico to meet the president andres manuel lopez obrador. jta recently became the first nba player of mexican descent to win. an nba title and we saw a lot of want to scott. o' anderson there oakland kid. he talks about people being good people doing good things that he's a prime example of that great to see him and the warriors that trophy is on tour. it was in our studios last week. that's right. it's so cool. it's just so exciting. it's still hard to believe that all happened. i mean, we know the warriors are good, but like i'm still basking in the afternoon, although what happened. yeah. we all are chris. thanks. yeah coming up tonight on abc 78. it's back to back episodes of celebrity family feud then stay with for abc 7 news at 11 and remember abc 7 news is streaming 24/7 get the abc 7 bait area app

and join us whenever you want wherever you are. that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley for sandy patel chris alvarez all of us here. we appreciate your time and hope you have a great evening. we'll see you again for abc 7 news at 11 as we leave you with this beautiful shot of ocean beach. beach. when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie.

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