building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. a long smoldering fire flares up again in the east bay fire crews stopping the forward progress of the marsh fire. good morning everybody. it's saturday, july 10th. i'm liz scorers. thanks for joining us. excuse me, sunday, july 10th. i'm liz croates. we're gonna have more wildfire coverage in just a moment. but first, let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologists lisa argent. good morning lisa. hi, liz, good morning to we do have our fog and even some drizzle at the coast, but we are certainly turning up the heat today in the bay area, especially and there's the low cloud deck right along the coast, but we do have some fog from the san mateo coast elsewhere though. it is clear inland 57 in danville as well as dublin and pleasanton with 52 in novato

two-mile visibility at the coast and there's a look outside from our roof camera. cloudy through nine o'clock with fifties and 60s that drizzle at the coast then we're sunny the coast will be brighter, but it will be breezy mid-60s there and as we get into the afternoon and we're in the 80s on the peninsula bayshore mid to upper 90s inland, so it's warm day today the hottest day should be monday. i'll detail that outlook for you coming up liz. all right lisa. thanks in the east bay contra. costa fire has stopped forward progress of a large brush fire in the pittsburgh waterfront area. the smoldering fire was reported last month and flared up friday evening so far around 200 acres have burned fire crews were able to keep it from reaching a decommissioned power plant cal fire arrived on scene with aerial resources and water drops crews are on the scene right now to monitor multiple hot spots, but there are no reports of damages or injuries and a fire burning inside yosemite national park has now doubled in size the

so called washburn fire has scored generally 1200 acres so far. it's led to evacuations of the historic community of wawona and closed yosemite's mariposa grove. that's where hundreds of historic giant sequoias are and that's where a team of firefighters is standing by ready to defend the grove from the encroaching flames the southern entrance to the park is closed right now containment for this is at zero percent. meanwhile a powerful new tool that could one day save your life in the event of a wildfire is now online this map tracks active major wildfires burning across the country. and that includes the washburn fire burning in yosemite the platform is many months in the making by the western fire chiefs association. it uses real-time 911 calls and fire tracking data from the feds to map big fires users then of the ability to know how close the danger is even with spotty wi-fi or self-service. if you' fear at home, and you've got you know good access, that's great. but if you're in a rural area

and you don't then it's going to make a significant amount of difference and you know that data loading how much time it takes or whether you're actually getting loaded at all. chief zegaris says technology is improving annually to help firefighters and the public deal with more ferocious wildfires throughout the west. alright happening today lanes are closed on highway 101 and marin county for repairs. two lanes are shut down in the northbound direction from the robin williams tunnel to rodeo avenue at times the traffic has been heavy with the backup being around an hour for some people abc 7 news reporter kohler cornell bernard has that story. i literally just got off a plane just now and i was met by traffic juan spearman from la made the golden gate bridge his first stop in san francisco bad timing because this is what he found a major traffic headache car is slowly inching their way across the span you guys gonna try to drive across the bridge. no, no the traffic is backed up all the way.

so no, i'm not gonna do that. the delays are due to this caltrans repair project happening all weekend in sausalito. northbound lanes of highway 101 will be closed from the robin williams tunnel to the rodeo avenue off-ramp crews are repairing a drainage system before the rainy season begins. we're having wonderful weather in the bay area here in sausalito. and so it's important that we can be able to address the concerns that affect commuters caltrans says expect big backups through monday morning. they're saying about an hour delay to get northbound that certainly get a jam up san francisco city streets as well. here's time lapse video of our journey across the golden gate bridge into marin we found basic gridlock looks easy enough here, but in real time it took about 30 minutes, and we weren't alone. how long did it take you about the bridge about tubby minutes cab driver. halim mohammed got stuck at the bridges visitor center. he's warning his passengers about making the trip.

yes, that's right. they want to come say i let them know. he's traffic will be traffic if you have any other appointment. you be late. the chp is telling drivers to expect delays through monday morning. that's when the repair project is scheduled to be finished and if you want to avoid traffic the richmond, san rafael bridge may be your best bet this weekend on the road in marin county cornell bernard abc 7 news. as a 90 person task force investigates the assassination of former japanese prime minister shinso ave. the people of japan continue to mourn his death abc news reporter christine. sloan has the latest japan now mourning the death of former prime minister shinzo abe following his assassination. we are feeling the excruciating pain secretary of state anthony blinken is set to pay his respects during a visit to japan. the state department says he'll meet with senior japanese officials and offer condolences to the japanese people. this is tragedy for japan

tragedy for his family and loved ones and all the new but also for the world nara security quickly tackling the suspect to the ground abbey died at the hospital an autopsy reveals. he died of blood loss his body then driven to his home in tokyo as his tradition in japan abc's bob woodruff is there the street is now covered with police officers to make it secure a lot of cars coming down for friends families those who want to respect. pulling up in front of his house officials. say the accused assassin 41 year old. tetsuya yamagami confessed to the killing. they also say he had a grudge against a specific organization and believed. abey was part of it a top japanese police official

acknowledges possible security lapses that allowed the shooter to kill obey and raised questions about how the assassin could get. so close to abey a 90-member task force. now investigating a vigil will be on monday for ave followed by a funeral on tuesday for family and close friends christine, sloan abc news, new york the consulate general of japan and san francisco is setting up a book of condolences and it is open to the public to sign it will be. available both monday and tuesday from 10 am to 4 pm. the consulate is on battery street. 275 battery street. all right, lisa. let's go check out the forecast down and look outside. alright as we head out this morning from the airport. there is some fog 56 degrees here even drizzle at the coast, but we're in for a warm-up today downtown san francisco into the 70s so that could be 8 to 10 degrees warmer still with their sea breeze, but i kind of fades away by monday. i'll explain with my full accuweather seven day forecast thank you lisa also i had

abortions at sea a bay area doctor is ready to launch an ambitious project in the wake of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade the numerous hurdles she's facing an earlier this week bay area rock legend carlos santana collapsed during a concert we're gonna have an update on his tour plans and his what is doctors are recommending welcome back.

here's a live look from our santa cruz camera there looking out at 5:10 this morning still dark out there. alright breaking news in south africa at least 14 people have been shot and killed at a local tavern after please say a group of gunmen walked in and opened fire the shooting took place just after midnight there in a suburb right outside of johannesburg and just a few blocks from nelson. mandela's old home investigators say of men were armed with rifles and pistols and quotes started shooting randomly police have yet to determine the motive and we will stay on this and give you any updates we get throughout the morning.

chaos industry lanka as protesters swarm the president's residents and office and the latest protests over the country's economic crisis. the prime minister's home was broken into look at this video. it's set on fire. it's not clear if either of the men were home at the time both the prime minister and the president say they're going to resign coming days sri lankans have been protesting for months as millions there struggled by food. medicine and fuel back here at home today a large neighborhood soccer fundraiser will help the families of three men who drowned last weekend rescuing a little boy in the delta the three men jumped into action near rio vista on the life fourth weekend to save a struggling 8 year old boy their bodies were recovered back on tuesday. men lived in oakland, but their families are now trying to raise enough money so that they can rest in their native guatemala. and here are the details of that soccer fundraiser if you want to support them. it is at raymondi park in west oakland starting at noon.

brave young boys okay abortion activists again took to the streets on saturday yesterday holding rallies all over the country. they were marches in los angeles chicago and perhaps the largest in washington dc some protesters traveled thousands of miles to take part in a sit-in outside the white house at last check 14 states have stopped nearly all abortions. pennsylvania could become the first state to it on the ballot. a bay area. obgyn is serving up an innovative solution for some women living in states banning abortion and his abc 7 news reporter tara campbell tells us it involves setting to the sea. this is going to be a very large monetary effort. that is funded by philanthropy and maybe a donated vessel dr. meg. autry's vision is of a vessel on the gulf of mexico. it's basically a reproductive floating health clinic the bay area obgyn has been pondering the idea of for the clinic for

years it would offer contraception point of care sti testing and treatment. being vaccination as well as surgical terminations. the plan is called prowess. for protecting restate statutes the urgency of it amplified in wake of the overturning of roe v wade, the reason for this particular innovation, is that if you look at the gulf, it is every state that borders. the gulf is restrictive women traveling. far out of state for services a floating clinic clos. i could be a game changer people that will be served by this are. individuals who don't have the money or the means or the time to go elsewhere and the plan. she says is ready to set sail we've done kind of all of the

detail research that we can do and and going forward it's dependent on what kind of vessel we can get it. take she says roughly 20 million dollars to get the clinic afloat, including retrofitting a boat and initial costs of patient care a somewhat optimistic, but realistic timeline would be a year and i you know it a dream would be something like six to eight months. what would have to have vessel. tomorrow and while she's ready to go. she's also readying. a load of legal challenges. we have a legal team consisting of the lawyering project, which is a nonprofit attorney group that basically fights for reproductive health fully expecting some rough waters ahead. so we also have maritime lawyers. lawyers and we anticipate legal challenges throughout this

entire journey tara campbell abc 7 news. 92 guns including a pair of ar-15 rifles and components for a third were turned in during a no-questions asked gun buyback event in fairfield this weekend there are these are some of the weapons that were handed over to police people who turned in the guns received gift cards 50 bucks for handguns a hundred for rifles. the event was organized by local faith groups, please the da's office and the matt garcia foundation as well. garcia was a fairfield city councilman and he was shot and killed in 2008 in his mistaken identity the convicted shooter is serving a life sentence. garcia was only 22 years old at the time. the foundation was established to honor his legacy and teach local youth about the value of leadership. bay area icon carlos santana as postponed several shows following his collapse on stage earlier this week the 74 year old was hospitalized tuesday after passing out during his show in michigan. santana said he forgot to eat and drink water. so he was dehydrated and

suffering from heat exhaustion doctors have recommended rest for a full recovery and six shows have been pushed back. oakland's rockin' stroll event was in full swing this weekend in the city's rockridge district bay area residents enjoyed a stroll filled with live music local vendors and activities for the whole family. the outdoor event was free for everyone of all ages and the stroll event takes place every second saturday of the month throughout the end of the year. you can expect to see live performances from musicians from a wide variety of genres including bluegrass to contemporary pop. and lisa, it was decent weather but the city it sure was typical san francisco summer. yeah. that's right. we're gonna even brighten it up here downtown with temperatures coming up through the 70s today. that doesn't mean we're gonna get rid of the breeze. we'll have that sea breeze, but right now you can see the low cloud deck here parts of marin once again a little bit of a hole there. yeah, right as you get to southern marin. otherwise, you can see a trough of low pressure has pushed up

into the pacific northwest. so that's allows a high pressure to build on in kind of nudging that out of the way and that initiates our warm-up 59 in hayward looking at upper 50s union city. berkeley is a 57 and as we look at the fog here about two mile visibility half pacifica down into half moon bay mountain pretty view here the sun coming up in another 40 to 45 minutes and we'll be looking at nice afternoon, but temperatures into the 90s in parts of the north bay. we will look for the warmest day to be on monday. there is still some drizzle at the coast. otherwise waking up to a partly cloudy skies, and that two-day warm-up today and tomorrow and the highest temperatures 90s even near 100 degrees out towards antioch into your monday. there's a look at the fog. you see that it's has that push into the delta but as we get into the sunny skies throughout the afternoon. it really doesn't go too far away. so that will allow for the sea breeze and then back into the

bay into early monday coming back once again to the coast, but i think even the coast is going to warm up a bit. into monday afternoon. here's a look at that fire in yosemite the washburn fire where the smoke forecast shows that we are looking at those hazy conditions into the southern sierra the northern sierra truckee reno, and this is right on through two o'clock today. so looking at that fire doubling in size just about and you can see the smoke drifting over into nevada carson city this takes us through the middle of the day on monday back home locally. the air quality is good. even with our warm-up so we get into monday upper 90s to near 100 there mid 90s in concord elsewhere. you can see that the 70s today near 80 though as we get into hayward even redwood city on the peninsula san mateo warming up. here's our cooldown tuesday wednesday, and as we look at the trend in napa warm day today around 90 low 80s should be the

average and then looking at those mid 80s into tomorrow, so maybe maybe even a few degrees cooler parts. north bay, but warming back up by the end of the week. so it looks like summer's not going to stay away for too long back with us today mid-70s downtown look at the peninsula, you know when you see 80s there that sea breeze not as strong 82 palo alto mid 80s there for redwood city and belmont. 80s down around cupertino and san jose in the north bay wine country heating up into the 90s there ukiah 100 degrees in inland mid-90s to the upper 90s. so a hot couple of days today tomorrow overnight lows though. we'll be back into the 50s. so the heat risk is elevated throughout the later afternoon, but we'll get into that cooling overnight and as we look at the accuweather seven-day forecast today featuring the 60s at the coast the breezy conditions, but 70s around san francisco mid-80s from the peninsula to the bayshore with upper 90s

fairfield pleasanton and danville some mid-90s into monday another warm day. the coast will be pleasant and then into tuesday and wednesday. we'll see that ridge try to erode a little bit but it builds back by thursday and friday looking at mount diablo liz. we're in the 70s right now with relative humidity at 16% so even though we have the fog doesn't make a whole lot of difference once you get above that inversion. all right. well nice to have a little bit more heat and then a little bit of a cool down. they said thank you chef and entrepreneur aisha curry is bringing her sweet july brand to the palace hotel in san francisco for the entire month. curry has created a tea experience and pop-up shop at the historic hotel. the tea experience is going to serve special menu items hand-picked by aisha herself. the pop-up shop will be filled with products from her oakland flagship shop from women and black-owned businesses businesses the name sweet july was inspired by wedding anniversary and her children's birth month it's the biggest month for us in a month where we're so full of gratitude and

gratefulness and excitement. and i was like, you know what we need to we need to bring that into our lives every day. so it's kind of an ethos and a mantra to find those sweet moments those sweet things into your life. you can reserve a spot in the suite july experience through open table and a reminder. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand throughout the abc 7 bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv android tv fire tv and roku. you can download the app and start streaming. just ahead have a wonder what the popular game jango would look like on television. well, it's not quite django, but it's pretty close. we're gonna give you a sneak peek at the new show about to debut on abc. debut on abc. this burger will blow your mind? really? how? bacon two ways... cheese two ways... any more questions? try my $5.99 double bacon cheesy jack combo.

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station in los angeles tells us about the final straw. on janelle all the time janelle james is spending her summer break away from abbott elementary with a fun side job. she's hosting the game show the final straw and it's a premise that is unique to say the least. is ridiculous look at the concept that concept is contestants face off in a battle against gravity and physics as they attempt to remove items from giant stacks jenga style team latin twins europe. let's go ready. yes set. let's go james was cautious while on set part of the the fun of the show. i'm sure for other people will be seeing me running away screaming every time every time it starts to fall over it. even though i knew intellectually that that safety was a factor. it's it's these things are huge and you you really do feel like you're gonna get you're gonna get smashed by him posting the final straw just adds to this

high point of janelle's career being part of the critically acclaimed ensemble abbott elementary having people tell me like how much it means to them that it's something that they watch with their whole family that that means a lot to me and and that it's been a light in the hard times for for a lot of people and that's what i hope this show will be as well. so what's it all worth for players of the final straw? how about a grand prize of a quarter of a million dollars or as janelle says that's life changing money. it sure is in los angeles george panaccio abc 7 news and the final straw premiers tonight at 9. here on abc 7 so to come on abc 7 warnings the supreme court canceled concealed weapons and california the changes that could be coming following a high court ruling plus their parents may be in prison, but the story of what happened to the turpin children is far from over what a new investigation found after

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. everyone. thanks again for joining us. we're going to start this half hour with another look at the weather. so let's get back over it to lisa urgent. hey, lisa. hey, liz. good morning to the fog is with us bringing some drizzle at the coast, but that earlier sunrise

right before six o'clock allowing for a pretty picture here. this is sutro where you can see the marine layer depth there once again, it will cooling at the coast, but we're going to crank up the temperatures today even in the city 55 downtown. it's 58 in oakland 60 in palo alto with 59 in san jose. mid-50s half moon bay. so mother nature's natural ac still with us today low 50s in santa rosa near 60 in concord 59 in napa, but it will be confined to the shoreline nine o'clock. we are sunny everywhere with low to mid 60s for inland east bay still 50s at the coast, but as we get into the late morning early afternoon. these and eighties arriving from the bay into our inland valleys by three o'clock. check it out midnupper 90s pretty warm there even santa rosa in the 90s today and that fog though not far off. it comes back into play overnight, but still we're talking a toasty start to the work week. i'll talk about that and the week ahead coming up liz. all right lisa. thank you after a two year

hiatus san jose's oban festival is back. this is a japanese buddhist festival that honors the dead end dates back decades. this weekend celebration takes on a new meaning after the assassination of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe abc 7 news reporter. tim johns was at the festival this weekend and brings us the story. centuries of culture and tradition were on display saturday at san jose's oban festival oban is the japanese buddhist tradition dedicated to remembering and honoring the dead. we don't do this a whole lot. so being able to do this once a year is really nice to come together with everyone and be able to celebrate ashley mcdonald is a fourth generation japanese-american she dances in the festival every year something that's become a family tradition. we danced and remembrance of o grdpa who athan just rememberinl loved ones lost. it's also a chance to reflect on

recent events one of the events on many people's minds saturday was the assassination of former japanese. minister shinzo abe abay was japan's longest serving prime minister and one of its most influential since the end of world war two gun related to death star extremely rare in japan and obvious killing has sent shockwaves through the japanese community both here in the bay area and around the world. oh, this is food again. oh, thanks an impossible. never heard that kind of things in the japan and while oban is one of the highlights for the japanese community in the south bay. it's organizers. say everyone. welcome regaining the sense of community after the pandemic forced us apart. we're very open. there's no requirement here. you don't have to be buddhist. you don't have to be japanese come down. enjoy the food. enjoy the dancing in san jose tim johns abc 7 news. and a vigil for shinzowabe is planned for monday night in japan and his funal

dayet adesse posbity ic mor pre m home tokyo roughly 200 miles away from where he was assassinated in nara us secretary of state anthony blinken will be in tokyo on monday to pay his respects. funerals are starting to be held for the people killed in highland park, illinois nearly a week ago. and friends are sharing memories and honoring the victim's lives. here's abc news reporter ellen lopez a devastated community now saying they're goodbyes to the seven victims of the shooting rampage at the july 4th parade in highland park, illinois on saturday. a memorial was held for 69 year old eduardo. wado who loved attending the parade each year with this family. he was just the perfect father. perfect grandfather. perfect great-grandfather on friday. friends and family gathered to remember nicolas toledo o dual citizen. he would travel from mexico to

spend summers with his family and steve strauss who had 88 years old was still working. but today i want to remember not the way my dad died. but rather how he lived. and i'm thrilled to say. that i have so many fond memories of my dad too many to list leo sometime spoke of her mother jackie sondheim. a three-year-old er school teacher, i'm overwhelmed with such profound sadness. that she won't be holding my hand during all the important things i have yet to complete some of those who survived the attack now faced with a difficult recovery, including eight-year-old cooper roberts paralyzed from the waist down but awake. for ventilator his mother also shot his twin brother wounded by shrapnel and two-year-old aidan mccarthy both his parents killed his family now consulting mental health professionals for advice on how to tell him his parents

were gone. the alleged shooter facing seven counts of first-degree murder authority say the suspect could face dozens of additional charges one for each bullet fired and one for each person injured is due back in court. i-28 elwin lopez abc news the us supreme court has made it easier for anyone in the country to carry concealed weapons, but a new bill in california. aims to change that abc set for news reporter stephanie sierra explains how the process could become more and costly for taxpayers. under state law it is a crime to carry a concealed firearm without a valid license, california is among a half dozen states that no longer require people to show good cause in order to qualify for a license to carry a concealed. often referred as a ccw compact is especially hitting the bay area as several counties that rarely issue. these licenses will legally have to as long as the applicant

meets criteria like good moral character via resident of the county and completes a course of training. we've been bombarded for years for being very conservative about our ccw program. i think now our hands are a little bit tied since the supreme court ruling demand for these licenses is spiking in alameda county lieutenant ray kelly expects. the number of ccw's to double over the next few months from 300 to 600 and maintaining the influx won't be cheap. it's gonna cost the taxpayers in the county more money a couple three four deputies if we have to bring in that's gonna cause probably a million dollars a year to do that a similar trend is expected in san francisco county. i can say i haven't issued. ccw since i've been the sheriff now for over two years san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto says since 2002 only 28 people applied for ccw less than half were issued a license, but now we've received over 50 calls regarding applications. for applic ations in more

concealed weapons will be circulating our communities. but a new bill movie trailer aims to restrict where these concealed firearms may be carried and among other. was required at least 16 hours of training which is doubled the current requirement. so we're creating concrete criteria of basically making sure that a weapon only goes into somebody who's a lawful person who's not going to do harm and go to a school and shoot up a school at state senator anthony portentino authored the bill. asked it would prohib. it could weapons from place government buildings businesses selling alcohol amusement parks and sports venues, so sign the governor's desk in august and i think else. i mean, i know he's been assign it the legislation requires a two-thirds vote and if passed wouldn't take effect until january in the meantime local counties sheriff's issuing. these licenses will be reevaluating their approval and denial policies to ensure. there's a balance between one's

constitutional rights and public safety. stephanie sierra abc 7 news a southern california law firm has found social services has failed all 13 of the turpin children in 2018 children ranging from ages 2 through 29 were found malnourished and chained to their beds by their parents. the children were not able to access the 1 million dollars donated to them under social services care and investigation found some of the younger children. we're living with people facing child abuse charges and some older children were facing housing issues and food insecurity. the investigation says the social system was understaffed and overwhelmed with cases. food is recalling a ford is recalling tens of thousands of suvs and telling owners. they need to park their cars outside because of a fire risk more than 100,000 hybrids are under the expanded recall. they include ford escapes mavericks and lincoln horsehairs with the model years 2020 through 2022. a powertrain problem puts those

vehicles at risk of catching fire ford is also recalling 2021 expeditions and lincoln navigators for a similar problem. starbucks has already pulled a brand new breaded chicken maple butter and egg. job store shelves. it was yanked up the menu just five days after its debut. all leftover sandwiches are going to be tossed spokesperson from starbucks says the decision is not linked to any reports of foodborne illnesses the sandwich just wasn't up to the company's quality standards. so i had on abc 7 mornings helping to prevent wildfires in our forests a lot of benefits and that's why there's an effort to bring back indigenous forest management spencer christian is the details coming up and here's a live look outside as break time right now 5:38. happy sunday. we'll check in with lisa when we get back. get back.

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movement among indigenous peoples across the west these are efforts to take back stewardship of native lands and help build a better bay area abc 7 weather anchors poster christian has a look at the movement. so right here on this larger doug fir you can see some of the fire scarring from the 2020 ccu fire as a senior land manager with the semper virens fund ian roboten has seen the effects of wildfire on san vicente's forests. but at the same time roboton and his colleagues have been working to protect and nurture the majestic redwood grove in the santa cruz mountains in part by reaching back into the past. drawing on practices like this ceremonial burn conducted by the i'm a mutsen tribal band which helps manage the forest 2016 was was pretty special being able to be a part of that. he says the burn took place in an area already cleared as a canopied firebreak the benefits of theke which clear away fuels closer to the ground are clearly visible with fire scarred trees standing side by

side with groves that escaped with less damage, but the potential lessons from the indigenous ceremonial burn run even deeper. there is a very important ceremony too because as it cleanses the land it purifies the land valentin lopez is chairman of the amamutsen which is indigenous to a wide area of the south bay and beyond he says traditional fire practices provide multiple. it from clearing away damaging insects to purifying water runoff into adjacent streams knowledge that stretches back thousands of years. so there's a lot of benefits in this indigenous knowledge and that's what the scientists are working and that's why they want to work with us today to bring back those. that that science that indigenous science and the value is becoming more visible across the west this month national geographic a partner of abc 7 is devoting an issue to the growing work of indigenous peoples reclaiming their ancestral lands and way of life including nations like the europe who are using traditional fire

techniques to manage their land and streams in the northern reaches of california and recognize that indigenous history and knowledge that we have about how to take care of this plants. it's also happening at a time of increased interest in better managing california's forests with techniques like prescribed burns and canopy fire breaks here in the bay area the amamutsen partner with save the redwoods league the peninsula open space trust and sim provirants fund among others working to reduce the devastating cycle of wildfires that may ultimately be accelerated by climate change. it's incredibly rewarding to work with and i think it's along with it comes a lot of sort of humility, i think. that's really important. the creator gives us the responsibility to take care of mother earth and all living things that is a director from creator that our ancestors took very very importantly. that was spencer christian reporting the amamutsen leaders say they work with researchers from berkeley stanford ucla and others to study the benefits of

indigenous land management techniques and lisa, of course, we're seeing quite a few fires now popping up around the state fire danger. well underway here in the summer here in california definitely is in we always feel better when we have our marine layer. it's with us here this morning providing some missed and drizzle at the coast in the mid 50s here downtown, but a warming trend underway. going to wipe out the fog deck completely, but we're going to get into some toasty temperatures. especially inland to have the details next. thanks, lisa. also next day two is done steph curry busting some dance moves out on the course of the celebrity golf tournament at lake tahoe. look at him go. where's oliver as well the highlights coming up in sports. highlights coming up in sports. wow, look at this selection! tile, wood, stone, laminate, vinyl... and this one is...perfect.

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let's talk sports. now this afternoon, the a's are looking to take the a series lead today while the giants are evening things out on the road oakland takes on the houston astros at home in the oakland coliseum. first pitch is at 107 and the giants take on the padres in san diego at petco park that game

starts at 1:10 deb superstar. steph curry is showing off his double sport ability at the american century championship celebrity golf tournament in lake tahoe. it's going on right now in abc 7's chris. has the highlights in this morning sports? good morning. it was another. beautiful shores of lake tahoe on saturday day two of the american century celebrity championship. once again, the stars shining as bright as that beautiful blue tahoe water stephan curry do itng off his dancesflasheaern same sposarday ken steph do oh, solose playing pa's wron with ysupposed to splash that gd time there in front of the crowds now on 17 steph's got a basketball in his hands and what he knows step back. splash and then bust up the night night then playing whiteout for former cal quarterback and packers star aaron rodgers curry running routes and roger's gonna find

his guy for a touchdown as for the golf on 17 now curry. for birdie attempt here but it's going to slide on by he drops into a tie for 20th and now trails his dad dell in that family jump into tahoe challenge. okay step said there was no way charles barkley would finish in the top 70 sparkly birdie 16. so chuck is tied for 73rd going to the final round your leader. it's former oakland a's pitcher mark mulder. he's a three-time tournament champion birdie attempt on 17 and this thing i mean it almost goes boulder has 45 points and holds a three-point lead over marty fish in second place giants and padres gabe kapler brandon crawford chilled in san diego, carlos rodan a giant wi 1ts t of th t his friends in. 3-1 san francisco rodan part of those dugout fist bumps, and

then rode down was bringing the heat in the knife the last pitch. how about 99 miles an hour? and he was fired up the second complete game of his career giants win 3-1 just their fourth victory in their last 16 games asian astros from the colosseum this young man struggling to stay awake bottom four. he's down to nothing little swinging fun and murphy avoids the tag safe a's down a run very next pitch ball ricochets off the catcher and elvis andrews is gonna score and all of a sudden we are tied at two two pitches later and this pitch gets away again. stephen. piscotti. come on down oakland takes the lead dusty baker in shock. he would get ejected later on oakland. three two, that's our first win over houston this season. hey you see this in atlanta braves fan going for a foul ball. and oh smashes his face into the seats, but good hustle. got the baseball. i'm guessing he's like no pain, but today might be a different story. that looked like it really hurt. that is your look at sports.

let's send things back to you. alright, and let's go check out the forecast now lisa, hopefully things warm up a little bit. it was pretty nice yesterday if you were outside the city, that's right. yeah, you certainly had to be away from the coast that deck of low clouds. you can see it in the distance a lot of doppler 7 starting out with gray skies closer to the bay and the visibility at two miles. we widened the view there was a system just a little bit closer in the pacific northwest yesterday and that allowed for that stronger on shore flow now high pressure is building back in allowing for a warm. day so vomer peak a little overexposed for you because that's all that fog there looking out into the distance, but that retreats quickly. we are 55 san francisco 58 in oakland with mid-50s on the coast 60 in palo alto. and from mount tam here is the marine layer allowing for mist and drizzle at the shoreline which will pull back and allow for some sun and slightly warmer today 52 santa rosa is 50 in petaluma with upper 50s by the

delta. that's southwest wind at teen 60 in concord 57 and livermore and 56 right now in santa cruz with the gray sky here up to 80 yesterday close to that again today. so it is drizzly at the coast and partly cloudy. otherwise to start your sunday than our big two-day warm-up today. tomorrow could be even slightly warmer inland getting close to 100 degrees and then our highest temperatures will be in our inland valleys, even though the degreetorrow today.p to about 70 you can see the fog not too far off. so we'll get some sun and the onshore flow keeping temperatures from the mid-60s bodega bay ocean beach and pacifica with the 70s in santa cruz and even down by monterey. so watching the fire in yosemite allowing for that smoke to drift up from the south to the north from the southern to the northern sierra. so the mariposa grove there is what we're concerned about in that south entrance to yosemite close so that smoke continuing

to drift up. to the north throughout the day today on sunday in the 80s around southlake but a little haze there throughout the afternoon and evening and then as we get into your monday as well 86 in santa clara looking for upper 80s in san jose today, and if you're closer to the bay you're certainly going to notice the seabreeze not as strong mid 80s from milpitas went by the peninsula pretty quick there and the rest of the bay. sorry about that mid 80s city and belmont redwood. it's going to be a warmer day 74 downtown and you can notice that richmond distrtsrom uppero 70 a7 in the city. so we'll be warmer than that wine country mid 90s today from santa rosa 90 in napa sonoma low 90s and on the east bay looking at about 81 in oakland, so finally warming up for you closer to the bay here by union city in fremont where midnight mid 80s and then here come those

mid upper 90s from livermore through antioch, so certainly kind of toasty inland today tomorrow and then we'll erase that heat tuesday wednesday temperatures continue to be much cooler with 70s and 80s for most and then by the end of the week looking at that warm-up, but at this point it looks like just start inland valleys and that coast staying comfortable that ac naturally see free ac with us liz. all right. sounds good lisa. we do love that free. see. thank you next. a scuffle in south lake tahoe how two bears were caught on camera dooking it out this week. so cute stay with us. we'll tell you more about this coming up.

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lotto plus drawing two 17 19, 23 39 the mega number five. nobody picked all six numbers in that drawing either. wednesday's jackpot now goes to 27 million dollars in sanfrancis routes returned to service this weekend for the first time since the start of the pandemic that includes part of the two sutter and the 21 hayes routes the full pre-pandemic route of the six hate parnassus is also returning several other lines are being restored to their full pre-pandemic routes while other buses will see increased frequency. okay a nature. yes caught two black beers playfully wrestling together friday in south lake tahoe. here's the video the full footage shows the two siblings putting up quite the fight for over 10 minutes with each other the local resident who took this is known to place multiple cameras on trails visited by wildlife on instagram. he wrote the two bears look like they're enjoying life without

mom around maybe mom needs to intervene but looks like they're having fun. all right next on abc 7 mornings at 6 am back. for drivers heading to marin county on the golden gate bridge the emergency repair works slowing traffic this weekend and a new tool that might save lives the online resource being developed for tracking wildfires across the country. here here

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